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Dan Harper
I was going to label it the Harper scheme of dealing with enemies of the
state.
--
Ron Hammon. Remove "y" from "nyet", if present, from my address to
reply.
An Apache AH-64D Longbow. Cool!
Jeff out ...
No. You forget, I am not detected. This would just cause a huge pileup
of very slowly driving rubber-neckers. But, you would probably trade
all of those wrecks for the chance at totalitarian control.
If this came to be true:
Ron says "Oh, no! Another brick in the wall."
Dan says "Oh, yes! Another brick in the wall."
Hey, Ron, reach down and pull out that corn cob stuck up
your ass and laugh.
Dan Harper
>I was going to label it the Harper scheme of dealing with enemies of the
>state.
Well, I'm glad you finally realized you are an enemy of the state.
Dan Harper
> Perhaps someone can recognize exactly where it was taken. I received
> the jpg with an I81 comment on it. So I presume it meant Interstate
> 81 and it does look a little familiar near Roanoke.
Having commuted between DC and Huntsville, yes. If someone has a
aviation sectional, they could probably find where a power-line cross
I-81 near an exit and nail it down.
i heard it's best to use a string of beads.
bob.
>>Dan Harper wrote:
>>> Is this what it'll take to slow Ron down!
>>> <http://home.HiWAAY.net/~dwharper/speed.jpg>
>>An Apache AH-64D Longbow. Cool!
>Perhaps someone can recognize exactly where it was taken. I received
>the jpg with an I81 comment on it. So I presume it meant Interstate
>81 and it does look a little familiar near Roanoke.
Looks like a paste-up to me. The vegetation should be getting flattened
by the downblast, and it's showing no sign of anything. No debris being
stirred up or anything, either.
Nice idea, though--did any LEAs bid on the Cobra that was up on Ebay
recently?
Gary
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Gary Heston ghe...@hiwaay.net
This item has been intercepted by the Echelon Project. So have all
of yours....
>On Sat, 01 Sep 2001 19:52:43 -0000, ghe...@HiWAAY.net (Gary Heston)
>wrote:
>....
>>
>>Looks like a paste-up to me. The vegetation should be getting flattened
>>by the downblast, and it's showing no sign of anything. No debris being
>>stirred up or anything, either.
>>
>>Nice idea, though--did any LEAs bid on the Cobra that was up on Ebay
>>recently?
>>
>>
>>Gary
>
>It has to be pasted. No one will take a helicopter and pose for that
>shot at what it costs per hour to operate. <g>
Well they did a pretty good job because the blades are clearly
whirling in front of the trees in the background.
Bob
>> >No. You forget, I am not detected. This would just cause a huge pileup
>> >of very slowly driving rubber-neckers. But, you would probably trade
>> >all of those wrecks for the chance at totalitarian control.
>> >
>> >If this came to be true:
>> >
>> >Ron says "Oh, no! Another brick in the wall."
>> >
>> >Dan says "Oh, yes! Another brick in the wall."
>>
>> Hey, Ron, reach down and pull out that corn cob stuck up
>> your ass and laugh.
>>
>
>i heard it's best to use a string of beads.
Eeeeeeewwww. We have laws against such things here in Alabama.
Dan Harper
> Corn cobs now! Corn cobs tomorrow! Corn cobs forever!
Are these fresh, fat, moist ears of corn, or old, rough, dried cobs
with no kernels?
Ah, Alabama!
Jim
No. It merely takes an admission of being in the set of the majority
drivers who speed to goad Dan onto his soapbox.
>
> >In article <3B90D8...@hiwaay.nyet>, ham...@hiwaay.nyet says...
> >
> >>I was going to label it the Harper scheme of dealing with enemies of the
> >>state.
> >
> >Well, I'm glad you finally realized you are an enemy of the state.
> >
> >Dan Harper
> >
--
What? I'm no tight ass, or nervous, or anything leading to such a
comment. If you meant this as humor, I missed the smiley. Judging by
the mood of your recent posts, I took this to be scheme that you might
actually embrace.
I'd prefer the dried cob w/o kernels....but then I guess it depends on
what you are going to use that cob for...=-)
Bob
>>On Sat, 01 Sep 2001 19:52:43 -0000, ghe...@HiWAAY.net (Gary Heston)
>>wrote:
>>>Looks like a paste-up to me. The vegetation should be getting flattened
>>>by the downblast, and it's showing no sign of anything. No debris being
>>>stirred up or anything, either.
>>>Nice idea, though--did any LEAs bid on the Cobra that was up on Ebay
>>>recently?
>>It has to be pasted. No one will take a helicopter and pose for that
>>shot at what it costs per hour to operate. <g>
>Well they did a pretty good job because the blades are clearly
>whirling in front of the trees in the background.
Not that hard to do with modern editing software. Any recent PC or
Mac can handle it easily.
The sign looks pasted too.
You heard me. I don't stutter.
>... I'm no tight ass, or nervous, or anything leading to such a
>comment.
LOL. Ron, you have a hot button. It's great big red button
that flashes the words "push me" on it.
>.... If you meant this as humor, I missed the smiley.
It didn't require smilie, and your thinking it should is
just further evidence of the cob.
>.... Judging by
>the mood of your recent posts,
LOL. I posted a humorlessly ridiculous pic. You need to
work on your mood detector, which of course is pretty much
what the cob comment was saying.
>... I took this to be scheme that you might
>actually embrace.
ROTFLMAO. Good one, Ron. Where's the smilie?
Dan Harper
It's not your speeding, per se. People who try to go the speed
limit will go under and exceed the limit at times. So statements
about the majority of drivers is deceptive. There's a difference
between those going 1 or 2 mph over, those going 5 mph over, those
going 10 mph over, and those going much greater than 20 mph. There's
a difference between exceeding the limit in an emergency, exceeding
the limit rarely, exceeding it now and then, exceeding it more time
than not, and exceeding it habitually.
<snip>
Dan Harper
>What? I'm no tight ass, or nervous, or anything leading to such a
>comment. If you meant this as humor, I missed the smiley. Judging by
>the mood of your recent posts, I took this to be scheme that you might
>actually embrace.
You're a strange dude. Most likely a high IQ geek type with no common
sense and little sense of humor.
I'll bet that you'll have trouble picking me out of a photo spread of
hsv.generals.
Don't you mean police lineup?
Dan Harper
go to the Piggly Wiggly in Gurley, you'll see em on the paper product isle
where toilet paper should be.
:)
bob.
yeah, with kernals on it, pull it out to fast, ya might have poop corn
okay, this needs to stop NOW!
bob.
i beg to differ. you a newbie?
bob.
How many "high IQ geek types" are in police lineups? I wouldn't know.
Including you?
Dan Harper
Including me makes it none.
I thought thought you said you didn't know.
Try to keep your lies straight.
Dan Harper