RW> I think the weird part of the movie was when they showed the apes with
RW> clubs jumping up and down and flailing the ground with them. Right in
RW> front of that black column...
 
That's probably how they behaved if you believe man descended from the
apes. I don't, otherwise why do we still have apes?
 
RW> That and watching the eyes; do hers flutter and look away or does she
RW> meet my eyes full on. The ones who don't look away are more attractive.
 
Well, yes.  If that's the case, you have to start wondering who has who?  (-:
 
RW> Can't dance and chew gum at the same time, eh...
 
I'm afraid I can't.
 
RW> First to see if there is power to the antenna motor when you turn on the
RW> radio. If so, then the motor ground and if needed, the motor itself.
 
Good start!
 
RW> Yeup. And his notice can't be, because I lost faith in his work. BO has
RW> to show incompetence or a failure to do his job.
 
I didn't know till this morning, but BO was a co-sponsor of that bill by
Claire McCaskill (D-MO).  I guess he's above the law, huh?  Stating that
he's lost confidence in Walpin is not a valid reason for dismissal.
 
RW> BTW, Walpin is your age...he doesn't need this job, he just responded to
RW> the call when GW asked him to come back to work last year.
 
No, he's slightly older.  (-8
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

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