KMay 9, 2013

Sorry kids, I was interupted by a knock on the door, pursuant to a donation by me of 80 ft of heliax transmission cable to the local Ham Radio Club.....nothing is ever simple Mea Culpa

Oh Jeez, now I'm going to be
accused of some sort of conspiracy involving
Brozman and Heliax transmission cable! Actually you'd be 100% correct ...although Bob died at his own hands, of carbon monoxide poisoning, in his own garage, no one has bothered to mention that he also had 80 feet of heliax wrapped around his body!

Oh, and another quickie--- I've just finished previewing some of the most outrageous posts that I've ever seen, with people coming up with all sorts of delusional projections and possible motives for this post, all of which are so out to lunch as to be laughable, however there is one anonymous one that refers to a "cheese incident", I've been racking my brains about such an incident, but to no avail, there was a "wine" bottle incident, there was a "who is doing the "cleanup" incident, but a cheese incident.....hmmmmm, oh wait a minute, I think I do remember a "cheese" incident, except for the fact that YOU should be apologizing for it....so here's the complete story folks:

Sandra my wife & I took it upon ourselves (more than 5 years ago) to host the after hour musical Jams, in the "all night" music "Peace Cabin"...after a couple of years we became known as the "Peace Cabin Elves"......further, every year, out of our own pockets, we'd set up a complete spread: everything from "Starbucks" coffee, to sodas of all types, and chips & dips & cookies, and sandwich meat and Cheese and grapes, etc. ALL out of our pockets, generally around $400 worth of stuff. which we, from experience, knew would cover at least 3 late nights up until usually 4 AMin the morning, at which time we took on the obligation of cleaning up everthing, rearranging the tables & chairs for set-up at the 8AM workshop, and, of course we gathered up all of the leftover spread to put on ice in our run so as to be ready for the next evening.....however on day one, we were in a great hurry to set up, so stupidly we placed whole blocks of cheese Swiss, Muenster, cheddar & Brie....usually we would have cut them into quarters, and every night only a "quarter" would be out, well imagine our surprise when we were in the final stages of cleanup, to discover two whole blocks of cheese had totally disappeared (average cost of these huge blocks $40 to $50 apiece! I immediately inquired of the few musicians still standing as to whether or not they might have seen anyone helping to clean up by removing food from the table...it wasn't lost on ANY of them....they ALL pointed to the right & down the hall to the"Three Girls Room"! Suffice it bto say, no one was willing to confront the issue, so it fell to me....with witnesses in tow I banged very heavily, several times on the cheese theives door, announcing loudly thatt I was there to retrieve the stolen vcheese, finally in the darkened room, a female answered the door, and in no uncertain terms I demanded the return of $100 dollars worth of our, and the next three days of musicians Cheese....after a bit of mumbling and fumbling, the cheese in it's entirety was returned through the darkened door. OH, you mean THAT cheese incident Janie?

Let's get this straight, you will now come on this thread, identify yourself and make a public apology here & now. If not you WILL be confronted by me and SAndra in the Peace Cabin, where once again we will demand a public apology. I'd do it now the easy way....an in public incident will leave you socially damaged....it's your choice!

Sorry for the long/short interlude folks, but it needed to be done!

Follows shortly part #7 (I think it's 7 ) :-)

Soon Cum
Gene R.