The angle of the dangle is proportional to the mass of the ass times the
heat of the meat.

Oh well, in the early 1970's University of Alabama School of EE. It was:

The Angle of the Dangle is directly proportional to the Heat of the Meat, and
inversely proportional to the Fall of the Balls. I'm sorry.
73 Gary N4AST

Oh well, in the early 1970's University of Alabama School of EE. It was:

The Angle of the Dangle is directly proportional to the Heat of the
Meat, and
inversely proportional to the Fall of the Balls. I'm sorry.
73 Gary N4AST
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It's *I* who should be sorry. What have I started ?
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Reg, G4FGQ

It's *I* who should be sorry. What have I started ?

Comic relief Reg. The Angle of the Dangle brought memories. BTW thanks for
the inverted vee program.
73 Gary N4AST

Gary, N4AST wrote:
"The Angle of the Dangle brought memories."

My memory has not been acute in recent days, but my recollection is that
the angle of the dangle is inversely proportional to the heat of the
meat provided the mass of the ass is a constant. (A hottie reduces the
dangle).

Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI

On 14 Mar 2004 00:06:07 GMT, (JGBOYLES) wrote:

The angle of the dangle is proportional to the mass of the ass times the
heat of the meat.

Oh well, in the early 1970's University of Alabama School of EE. It was:

The Angle of the Dangle is directly proportional to the Heat of the Meat, and
inversely proportional to the Fall of the Balls. I'm sorry.
73 Gary N4AST

The cube of the boob should be in there somewhere too.

Russ

"Russ" wrote in message
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On 14 Mar 2004 00:06:07 GMT, (JGBOYLES) wrote:

The angle of the dangle is proportional to the mass of the ass times the
heat of the meat.

Oh well, in the early 1970's University of Alabama School of EE. It was:

The Angle of the Dangle is directly proportional to the Heat of the
Meat, and
inversely proportional to the Fall of the Balls. I'm sorry.
73 Gary N4AST

The cube of the boob should be in there somewhere too.

Russ


Unfortunately, these analog rules of thumb have been forgotten in this age
of digital stimulation.

Ed
wb6wsn