17 Jun 09 12:31, Roger Nelson wrote to Roy Witt:


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

 RN> Things picked up considerably after "The Dawn of Man" sequence.  I
 RN> was fascinated by the ship Dr Floyd was on as it approached docking
 RN> with the space station and wondered to myself 'how are they going to
 RN> do that?' when the answer popped into my head.  Rotate the ship in
 RN> sync with the wheel.

I think the weird part of the movie was when they showed the apes with
clubs jumping up and down and flailing the ground with them. Right in
front of that black column...

 RW>> I havn't either. But I am particular.

 RN> Is it the smile that gets your attention?

That and watching the eyes; do hers flutter and look away or does she meet
my eyes full on. The ones who don't look away are more attractive.

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

 RN> I omitted the part where I have to turn the radio/CD player off when
 RN> backing up.  (-:  I especially had to do that to cut down on
 RN> distractions when I was backing up my 19' boat, which sat on a 21'
 RN> trailer into the driveway to park it on a slab I had made for it.  I
 RN> no longer have that boat.

Can't dance and chew gum at the same time, eh...

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

 RN> Where are you going to start?

First to see if there is power to the antenna motor when you turn on the
radio. If so, then the motor ground and if needed, the motor itself.

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

 RN> The way I understand the tiny portions I've read is that BO must give
 RN> Congress 30 days notice before doing something like that.

Yeup. And his notice can't be, because I lost faith in his work. BO has to
show incompetence or a failure to do his job.

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

 RN> That figures.

BTW, Walpin is your age...he doesn't need this job, he just responded to
the call when GW asked him to come back to work last year.

                R\%/itt

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