16 Jun 09 07:45, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:


 RW>> I've seen it all, just in bits and pieces.

 RN> But not all the way through at one sitting?  Seeing SWAYR that way
 RN> would have ruined it for you, I think.

Actually, watching a movie with no dialogue and very little action is
kinda boring for me. My mind wonders off to other things and I miss the
movie anyway.

 RW>> RN> Then you and I are at opposite ends of the spectrum.

 RW>> If I started where you start, I'd probably be disappointed by it all
 RW>> by the time I got to the teeth.

 RN> I have yet to be disappointed.  (-:[

I havn't either. But I am particular.

 RW>> RN> And electrifying.

 RW>> Kinda sparkly.

 RN> Mucho.

 RW>> GM's car radios do that. You can set the volume to your own
 RW>> listening level while in the driveway and it'll adjust the volume as
 RW>> you drive, up or down. My Camaro has it in it's radio, but the
 RW>> truck's radio doesn't. I have one just like the one in my Camaro for
 RW>> the truck, but havn't installed it yet. It also plays CDs, which the
 RW>> radio in the truck doesn't.

 RN> The previous owner of my car ripped the OE radio out of it and
 RN> installed an after-market brand.  It's okay, I suppose, since I
 RN> hardly ever play the radio and play a CD I created (remember the
 RN> problem I had with that?) and usually have Peter Gabriel or Blondie
 RN> blasting away at my ears whenever I'm out and about.

I always thought that music should be in the back ground, unless all I'm
doing is listening to it. OTH, I can follow a good talk show while
driving. OTH, when Nancy and I drove from SD to Phoenix, across the
desert, we had Led Zepplin playing at full volume part of the way. She
enjoys that more than I do.

 RN> If my daughter goes somewhere in it, she plays the radio. I know when
 RN> she uses it because whenever I start it, I can hear the antenna
 RN> rising up on the right quarter panel.

That reminds me. I need to take a look at Nancy's beemer. Her antenna
doesn't do that anymore.

 RW>> Heard about the O'bama's firing of Inspector General, Walpin?
 RW>> (Inspector was because he didn't have any faith in him. According to
 RW>> legislation passed last year, he can't do that.

 RN> I try very hard not to keep up with the bad news I am almost positive
 RN> is going to be wherever I go, but that one I'll look into.  I did
 RN> notice yesterday that the stock market dropped about 187 points in
 RN> the Dow.

Oh, it isn't bad news, per se'...it's interesting because O'bama needs the
permission of Congress to fire any IG...they're protected from such
political manuevers in order to keep them from being intimidated. O'bama
must give Congress a 'good' reason for wanting to fire him and Congress
decides on whether or not the IG will be let go or not.

The reason this particular IG was under O'bama's scrutiney was because
this guy was investigating the Mayor of Sacramento and his misuse of
election funds, etc.. O'bama got into it because that major is a friend of
his, a former NBA star, Kevin Johnson. Since the IG is white, it'll
probably come out as racist. BTW, Walpin is a former US Attorney who has
prosecuted a lot of cases such as this.


                R\%/itt

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