Welcome back, man.  Everything went smooth?
 
RW>RW>> RW>> Ha! I felt lucky if I had a steel penny.
 
RW>RW>> RN> And we thought those things were made of lead.  (-:
 
RW>RW>> They always demonstrated those brushes.
 
RW>RN> Huh?  I'm lost.
 
RW> Ummm, Fuller Brush Salesman, Blue Suede shoes, brass bristled brush,
RW> demo...
 
I thought we changed the subject to pennies.
 
RW> That was 1947 at grandma's, movie compliments of my rich uncle (her son).
 
My grandparents came from wealth, but were disowned when they eloped to be married.
 
RW> I'll betcha they would have given you a few lessons.
 
No doubt and I'd be smarter and wiser now; maybe even consider their teeth.
 
RW> OTH, I worked with a guy who was the tail gunner on a B52, who went down
RW> over NVM. He told stories about the first 2 attempts he made at an
RW> escape, only to be caught by the same guy twice. He suffered for that.
 
I'll bet he did.
 
RW> His third attempt was successful, as he waited for that guy to come along
RW> and killed him before heading south. He claimed that he could smell a
RW> VietNamese from a 100 feet away and proved it several times. He felt that
RW> the worst thing that happened to him was that his wife thought he was
RW> dead and married someone else.
 
The thoughts and scenarios that run through a mind under those conditions
must have been close to unberable.
 
RW> silver rainbow
 
Roy Witt!  Come on down!  (-:
... Only a lawyer calls a 10,000 word document a "brief". 

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