Hello Dana:

Yes far as I know we all are on food stamps, well fare, and what ever
else is out there for a hand out.

I go in Thrusdays for my well fare check, its a blast we all get
together ride the bus for free, down to the goverment office. Theres
Mojave Desert Don, Left over Carbrator Parts, Insane Dwane, Molly Mcgee,
Overdrive in Reverse, Hill Billy and all his kids, Hansom Ransom,
Vietnam Dan, Barstow Bill, Grandma, Slick Willy, Boron Bob, Fright
Hammer, and usually many others.

Its starts about 5 AM in the morning, we get on the radio and start
talking to each other, gettin ready for our trip.

Once there at the well fare office, we always stand in line where "Well
Fare Clare" is working. She is married to Mojave Desert Don my brother.
So we get perferred service you might say. All ya gots to do is take
Clare out to a nice place a few times a year and bam your in there!

Then we all go out to have a big breakfeast, again having a blast with
most everyone there. Then theres the lying constest, who's got the
biggest linear and tower with beam antennas and such.

Some times we have Vegas trips that we all go on, what a roit!

Many Collins Stations there totally paid for with well fare money. Ever
hear of a well fare linear? I my self have a large antenna farm with
many towers and antennie. I have a hole I cut out with my Saw Zaw, in
the side of the trailor, it lets all the coaxes in.

Is this the Dana that stands in line 5?

Jay in the Great Mojave Desert, .... just down the road ah ways from the
fillin station.

Dana wrote:

We use to call the cb band the "well fare band"

hey Jbird--
paw boke his front teth last weak and needs yurn ta bite is passum meet.
can bawal yourn tooth?
we n can come up yunder to geetem.
we dont geet our money till aftern tankgivin and bfer christmas
cuzzin zeek

I know it was like that back in the early 60s on cb, but not now. Everyone
has a job and they don't ride the gov.

On Sat, 12 Nov 2005, Jay in the Mojave wrote:

Hello Dana:

Yes far as I know we all are on food stamps, well fare, and what ever else is
out there for a hand out.

I go in Thrusdays for my well fare check, its a blast we all get together
ride the bus for free, down to the goverment office. Theres Mojave Desert
Don, Left over Carbrator Parts, Insane Dwane, Molly Mcgee, Overdrive in
Reverse, Hill Billy and all his kids, Hansom Ransom, Vietnam Dan, Barstow
Bill, Grandma, Slick Willy, Boron Bob, Fright Hammer, and usually many
others.

Its starts about 5 AM in the morning, we get on the radio and start talking
to each other, gettin ready for our trip.

Once there at the well fare office, we always stand in line where "Well Fare
Clare" is working. She is married to Mojave Desert Don my brother. So we get
perferred service you might say. All ya gots to do is take Clare out to a
nice place a few times a year and bam your in there!

Then we all go out to have a big breakfeast, again having a blast with most
everyone there. Then theres the lying constest, who's got the biggest linear
and tower with beam antennas and such.

Some times we have Vegas trips that we all go on, what a roit!

Many Collins Stations there totally paid for with well fare money. Ever hear
of a well fare linear? I my self have a large antenna farm with many towers
and antennie. I have a hole I cut out with my Saw Zaw, in the side of the
trailor, it lets all the coaxes in.

Is this the Dana that stands in line 5?

Jay in the Great Mojave Desert, .... just down the road ah ways from the
fillin station.

Dana wrote:

We use to call the cb band the "well fare band"

I know it was like that back in the early 60s on cb, but not now...

Huh?....Man back in the early 60`s cb was so expensive you had to be
well off to even think of having one

You are correct about that. I remember my first radio. The thing was about
$500

On Fri, 9 Dec 2005, Programbo wrote:

I know it was like that back in the early 60s on cb, but not now...

Huh?....Man back in the early 60`s cb was so expensive you had to be
well off to even think of having one

"Dana" wrote in message
.com...
You are correct about that. I remember my first radio. The thing was about
$500

On Fri, 9 Dec 2005, Programbo wrote:

I know it was like that back in the early 60s on cb, but not now...

Huh?....Man back in the early 60`s cb was so expensive you had to be
well off to even think of having one



But yet you called it the welfare band, then admit spending 500 bucks on one
in the same time period. Trolling hypocrite! And BTW, try posting at the
bottom.

The reason i post at the top is that I am a blind person and get tired of
having to listen to what everyone wrote. If you had ot use a screen reader
you would understand. I lived in the ritch section of macon, but they
called it that for some reason.

On Sun, 11 Dec 2005, DrDeath wrote:

"Dana" wrote in message
.com...
You are correct about that. I remember my first radio. The thing was about
$500

On Fri, 9 Dec 2005, Programbo wrote:

I know it was like that back in the early 60s on cb, but not now...

Huh?....Man back in the early 60`s cb was so expensive you had to be
well off to even think of having one



But yet you called it the welfare band, then admit spending 500 bucks on one
in the same time period. Trolling hypocrite! And BTW, try posting at the
bottom.

On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 00:34:44 -0500, Dana wrote:

The reason i post at the top is that I am a blind person and get tired of
having to listen to what everyone wrote. If you had ot use a screen reader
you would understand. I lived in the ritch section of macon, but they
called it that for some reason.


But yet you "listened" to DrDeaths complete post and then top posted.