On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 16:01:28 -0700, Dr. John
wrote:

On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 10:47:47 GMT, Robert Hawk belch-spoke these words:

On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 23:43:54 -0700, Dr. John
wrote:

On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 15:12:11 GMT, belch-spoke these words:

Well no, but I have been harmed by snakes, I mean lawyers. Can we get a
class action suit against lawyers? Lawyers have done more harm than
solder. So let's start with a class action against lawyers.

So many things wrong with that statement.... cant compute....errr. beep.

John

I think his statement is perfectly clear. All Lawyers are SELF
SERVING.. If we did not have these PARASITES chaseing
every AMBULANCE the Doctors may continue to practice..


I didn't say it was unclear, I said it was wrong. Suing lawyers if you are one is hypocrisy and if
you are not, is suicide.

All Lawyers ARE hypocrites AND they would be dooing us a favor
by taking the gas pipe.. Or as you put it "Suicide"

And I know PLENTY of lawyers that don't chase ambulances or doctors. What goddamn world are you
living in?

NOT Your world Where everybody has their head "up their ass"

Oh the High Classed MouthPiece who makes the rounds with the
sleazy Gumshoes, Kicking in motel room doors, thumping his Bible.
A class act for sure.. BFG


John

Hey john, Are you one of them scumbag lawyers??

Just My Opinions..

Bob

On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 16:01:28 -0700, Dr. John
wrote:

On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 10:47:47 GMT, Robert Hawk belch-spoke these words:

On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 23:43:54 -0700, Dr. John
wrote:

On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 15:12:11 GMT, belch-spoke these words:

Well no, but I have been harmed by snakes, I mean lawyers. Can we get a
class action suit against lawyers? Lawyers have done more harm than
solder. So let's start with a class action against lawyers.

So many things wrong with that statement.... cant compute....errr. beep.

John

I think his statement is perfectly clear. All Lawyers are SELF
SERVING.. If we did not have these PARASITES chaseing
every AMBULANCE the Doctors may continue to practice..


I didn't say it was unclear, I said it was wrong. Suing lawyers if you are one is hypocrisy and if
you are not, is suicide.

All Lawyers ARE hypocrites AND they would be dooing us a favor
by taking the gas pipe.. Or as you put it "Suicide"

And I know PLENTY of lawyers that don't chase ambulances or doctors. What goddamn world are you
living in?

NOT Your world Where everybody has their head "up their ass"

Oh the High Classed MouthPiece who makes the rounds with the
sleazy Gumshoes, Kicking in motel room doors, thumping his Bible.
A class act for sure.. BFG


John

Hey john, Are you one of them scumbag lawyers??

Just My Opinions..

Bob

Your spelling is harmed.

Your spelling is harmed.

On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 20:07:42 -0000, Dave Platt wrote:

What's the old story? Oh, yeah. Lawyer moves from the East Coast
back to a small frontier town, back sometime in the 1800's. Six
months later, he's nearly destitute... nobody in town needs a lawyer.

So, he writes to an old school friend of his, and encourages his
friend to move to the same town and open a competing legal practice.

Ten years later, they are both sufficiently wealthy to retire in
comfort.

That old saw, coupled with the "if you build it, they will come"
didn't work when I retired from an over-full desk of cases in the
Federal service to an empty desk and lots of scrounging as a sole
practitioner in the private sector.

I loved doing the legal work. I hated running the business.

And "they" didn't come - I had to go out and snag them.

I hated that, too. So I retired "for real" and do just about as
much (free) legal consulting as I feel like doing.

--
73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane

From a Clearing in the Silicon Forest
Beaverton (Washington County) Oregon

Retired and loving every minute of it....
Work was getting in the way of my hobbies

On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 20:07:42 -0000, Dave Platt wrote:

What's the old story? Oh, yeah. Lawyer moves from the East Coast
back to a small frontier town, back sometime in the 1800's. Six
months later, he's nearly destitute... nobody in town needs a lawyer.

So, he writes to an old school friend of his, and encourages his
friend to move to the same town and open a competing legal practice.

Ten years later, they are both sufficiently wealthy to retire in
comfort.

That old saw, coupled with the "if you build it, they will come"
didn't work when I retired from an over-full desk of cases in the
Federal service to an empty desk and lots of scrounging as a sole
practitioner in the private sector.

I loved doing the legal work. I hated running the business.

And "they" didn't come - I had to go out and snag them.

I hated that, too. So I retired "for real" and do just about as
much (free) legal consulting as I feel like doing.

--
73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane

From a Clearing in the Silicon Forest
Beaverton (Washington County) Oregon

Retired and loving every minute of it....
Work was getting in the way of my hobbies

Sylvan Butler wrote:
In fact, dealing with a lawyer in the first place
is the best way to avoid having to deal with more lawyers later!

Because the lawyers have been too much involved in the law, and it
gets created and twisted so that only lawyers are allowed to
interpret it. If you try to skip that step, as you note, the lawyer
cartel is likely to come after you.

In fact lawyers *are* the only ones allowed to interpret it.
That is exactly what passing a Bar exam buys them.

If you skip that step, what you have is fools like yourself who
think they know something about it, but don't.

If I want a contract, or any other legal document, to actually
say what is necessary (as an example of when a lawyer is
useful), I'm certainly going to actually have a lawyer look at
it rather than someone like you!

--
Floyd L. Davidson http://web.newsguy.com/floyd_davidson
Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska)

Sylvan Butler wrote:
In fact, dealing with a lawyer in the first place
is the best way to avoid having to deal with more lawyers later!

Because the lawyers have been too much involved in the law, and it
gets created and twisted so that only lawyers are allowed to
interpret it. If you try to skip that step, as you note, the lawyer
cartel is likely to come after you.

In fact lawyers *are* the only ones allowed to interpret it.
That is exactly what passing a Bar exam buys them.

If you skip that step, what you have is fools like yourself who
think they know something about it, but don't.

If I want a contract, or any other legal document, to actually
say what is necessary (as an example of when a lawyer is
useful), I'm certainly going to actually have a lawyer look at
it rather than someone like you!

--
Floyd L. Davidson http://web.newsguy.com/floyd_davidson
Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska)

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I STARTED WORKING WITH SOLDER SINCE THE AGE OF 9, I AM NOW 69 YEARS OF
AGE. I HAVE HELD (AN ADVANCED CLASS) AND A FIRST CLASS COMMERCIAL WITH
RADAR ENDORSEMENT. I HAVE WORKED AT A RADIO NETWORK, AN AIRLINE, AND
SPENT 22 YEARS AS MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR IN A SILICON PLANT. IF ANYBODY
SHOULD HAVE DAMAGE FROM SOLDER, I SHOULD. I DON'T.



PLEASE EXCUSE CAPS, SHORT REPLIES, STROKE

Bill Turner, WA0ABI, 1117 Pike St., Saint Charles,MO 63301. Phone
636-949-2210

Plastic Dial covers, any size, any shape. $14.00
Glass Dial covers, 2" to 8 7/8" x 1/16" incr, $14.00

ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS, new, 7/8"DIA. X 3" OR 3 1/4" long, shiney red
or blue cover, brown hot glue end seal with printed inscription the long
way down the length, a metal mounting strap with a hole for mounting.
Exactly like the ones so popular in rhe 40's, 50's, 60's.
33uF-47uF 160 volts, $4.00
33uF-47uF 160 volts 47uF/100 $5.00 AC/AC W/ C BP
33uF-47uF 94 uF/100 volts $5.00 (AC/DCbattery sets) 22uF-22uF 450 volts
$5.50 (for AC sets

The following are I" IN DIA. X 3 3/4" long, black
33uF-33uF 450 volts $6.00 (for AC sets)
47uF-47uF 450 volts $7.00 (for AC sets)
ALL POSTAGE PAID,cash, money order, check

For a business SASE a copy of the Pocket Resouce Guide and my personal
four page catalog of pieces, parts, and manuals.