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Damn, a whole family of loons? Well, I suppose it's possible, but more
likely Dad's the whack job..

LOL.

BDK

BDK wrote:

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Damn, a whole family of loons? Well, I suppose it's possible, but more
likely Dad's the whack job..

LOL.

BDK

The family is apparently from Pakistan (or at least one of the parents
is). In Muslim cultures, the male is the absolute authority in family
matters, and whatever he says must be accepted without question. So if
Dad says to wrap the house in aluminum foil and sheet metal because the
neighbors are beaming messages into his head, the rest of the family
says "yes, sir" and does it. Then again it's possible that they're ALL
loony, and that Dad and Mom have passed on their mental illness to the
kids, and that they all think that they're being hit with radiation.


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The wife was interviewed and she seemed to be perfectly on the level.
Maybe someone IS beaming a signal in!!

running dogg wrote:

BDK wrote:



In article , says...


http://www.thekcrachannel.com/news/4512146/detail.html




Damn, a whole family of loons? Well, I suppose it's possible, but more
likely Dad's the whack job..

LOL.

BDK



The family is apparently from Pakistan (or at least one of the parents
is). In Muslim cultures, the male is the absolute authority in family
matters, and whatever he says must be accepted without question. So if
Dad says to wrap the house in aluminum foil and sheet metal because the
neighbors are beaming messages into his head, the rest of the family
says "yes, sir" and does it. Then again it's possible that they're ALL
loony, and that Dad and Mom have passed on their mental illness to the
kids, and that they all think that they're being hit with radiation.


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Joe Leikhim K4SAT
"The RFI-EMI-GUY"

The Lost Deep Thoughts By: Jack Handey
Before a mad scientist goes mad, there's probably a time
when he's only partially mad. And this is the time when he's
going to throw his best parties.

"C" wrote in message ...
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Do they live near the Vatican?

"C" wrote in message ...
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It's good to see people taking the necessary precautions.

B.H.

C wrote in :

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1. Years ago, we had a CBer in the neighborhood that had plywood shutters
over all the first floor windows, with tiny tank style openings to see
from. It is believed that this individual was a habitual jammer on CB. He
was even astute enough to bring the coax out of the second floor wall,
thereby reducing the likelihood that anyone would "pin" or cut the wire.

2. Eyesores, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Whether the people are
lunatics or not, what they do on their property is their concern. I don't
hold to the theory of regulating how another person's property looks.
Increasingly, zoning has gone from control of significant differences in
real-estate to anal control over the permissible length of a blade of
grass or whether or not an Amateur Radio Operator can install an antenna.

We have a lunatic Nazi enforcer of borough laws next door. When we moved
into this house (my wife's house from childhood), the lady next door, the
Borough Council vice president, proceeded to tell me that I should cut
down this tree and that tree and all the trees on the property.
(therefore she would not need to rake leaves). I didn't listen. Another
time she was obsessed with the small roll of cable that I left below my
Direct TV antenna. It was not bothering anyone but her. My son bought a
car to fix up, and it was not licensed. When my wife and I went away for
the weekend, my son called us to tell us that the police had driven up
onto our property and ticketed the car as abandoned. It was on our
property. The idiot next door believed that this would rid the
neighborhood of the car, but my wife out maneuvered her. We had the car
licensed with Classic car plates and obtained insurance for it. So there
it remained, in the same spot, still an eyesore to her, but a legal
eyesore.

If it isn't dangerous, (e.g. rat infested or poses a safety problem to
others), I say leave them alone. A rose is a rose by any other name. My
lunatic neighbor has fine looking property, but she is a nut case that
makes living here difficult at times. Others are not so pristine, yet
much easier to live with. The lunatic neighboors in the link above will
still be lunatics when the steel panels are removed. Is it fair to allow
someone else to move into the neighborhood under false pretenses?


Dr. Artaud

€ Dr. Artaud € wrote:

C wrote in :

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1. Years ago, we had a CBer in the neighborhood that had plywood shutters
over all the first floor windows, with tiny tank style openings to see
from. It is believed that this individual was a habitual jammer on CB. He
was even astute enough to bring the coax out of the second floor wall,
thereby reducing the likelihood that anyone would "pin" or cut the wire.

I wonder if the shutters were covered with foil on the inside?

2. Eyesores, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Whether the people are
lunatics or not, what they do on their property is their concern. I don't
hold to the theory of regulating how another person's property looks.
Increasingly, zoning has gone from control of significant differences in
real-estate to anal control over the permissible length of a blade of
grass or whether or not an Amateur Radio Operator can install an antenna.

Yes, zoning has gotten out of control. 1950s zoning patterns have become
locked into place. If you have any question about the appropriateness of
suburban zoning, a visit to South LA should clear up any doubt. Cities
with mixed zoning and that lack vast parking lots, such as New York and
San Francisco, are widely recognized as being more livable and better
for human health (physical and mental) and the environment. Yet 1950s
suburban zoning persists, creating ever wider rings of suburban ghettoes
that have become "unfashionable" because of smaller homes and older
shopping centers, leaving them to the poor and desperate while whites
expand cities ever further out in order to get away from the encroaching
destitution. Places that figured prominently in the 1992 LA riots, such
as Inglewood, were fashionable whites only middle class suburbs 50-60
years ago.


We have a lunatic Nazi enforcer of borough laws next door. When we moved
into this house (my wife's house from childhood), the lady next door, the
Borough Council vice president, proceeded to tell me that I should cut
down this tree and that tree and all the trees on the property.
(therefore she would not need to rake leaves). I didn't listen.

Tell her that the trees are there to provide you with an oxygen supply,
and that if she doesn't like it she should stop breathing your spillover
oxygen.

Another
time she was obsessed with the small roll of cable that I left below my
Direct TV antenna. It was not bothering anyone but her. My son bought a
car to fix up, and it was not licensed. When my wife and I went away for
the weekend, my son called us to tell us that the police had driven up
onto our property and ticketed the car as abandoned. It was on our
property. The idiot next door believed that this would rid the
neighborhood of the car, but my wife out maneuvered her. We had the car
licensed with Classic car plates and obtained insurance for it. So there
it remained, in the same spot, still an eyesore to her, but a legal
eyesore.

If it isn't dangerous, (e.g. rat infested or poses a safety problem to
others), I say leave them alone. A rose is a rose by any other name. My
lunatic neighbor has fine looking property, but she is a nut case that
makes living here difficult at times. Others are not so pristine, yet
much easier to live with. The lunatic neighboors in the link above will
still be lunatics when the steel panels are removed. Is it fair to allow
someone else to move into the neighborhood under false pretenses?

Theoretically, since the front yards are unfenced in this neighborhood
and according to TV reports the sheet metal was just propped up (not
secured) it COULD fall onto a kid who wanders into the yard for a closer
look. I suppose if that happened the parents would sue the city. So
there could be a logical reason for being so anal.


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running dogg wrote in
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Not only do the trees supply oxygen that the neighbor no doubt uses, but
they dampen the ludicrous 1000 mile an hour winds that we get here. I
have never seen anything like it, you can go to the front of the house
during a storm, all seems reasonable, yet go to the rear of the house,
sheesh, you're looking for the tornado. Without the trees I would imagine
that the wind's effects on my house and the house of my neighbor would be
much worse.

This woman is definitely no tree hugger. Some people obsess about leaves
on the ground, I obsess about leaves on the tree. I lived near Frederick
Maryland years ago, and they had a sterile park, nice grass, but no
trees. In Hagerstown Maryland, their park was older, we would go there to
enjoy the afternoon, trees galore.

I saw the picture of the sheet metal, and I could see how some people
might be concerned, especially if it may pose a safety hazard. This
aside, have you seen some of the modern sculptures in some cities, the
one in Downtown Pittsburgh looks more like a plane wreck than anything
else. If the city desires this, they shouldn't be obsessed with
peculiarities on people property, as long as it is safe.

Regards,

Dr. Artaud

Tell her that the trees are there to provide you with an oxygen
supply, and that if she doesn't like it she should stop breathing your
spillover oxygen.

If it isn't dangerous, (e.g. rat infested or poses a safety problem
to others), I say leave them alone.


Theoretically, since the front yards are unfenced in this neighborhood
and according to TV reports the sheet metal was just propped up (not
secured) it COULD fall onto a kid who wanders into the yard for a
closer look. I suppose if that happened the parents would sue the
city. So there could be a logical reason for being so anal.

In article , =A4NoSuchThing
says...
C wrote in :
=20
http://www.thekcrachannel.com/news/4512146/detail.html
=20
1. Years ago, we had a CBer in the neighborhood that had plywood shutters=
=20
over all the first floor windows, with tiny tank style openings to see=20
from. It is believed that this individual was a habitual jammer on CB. He=
=20
was even astute enough to bring the coax out of the second floor wall,=20
thereby reducing the likelihood that anyone would "pin" or cut the wire.

LOL! I was big into CB back in the early 70's and this moron became=20
convinced I was another guy that lived nearby and was harassing him=20
constantly. We did sound EXACTLY alike. I didn't believe it until I=20
heard a tape a friend made of me talking to him one night. It sounded=20
like I was talking and arguing with myself. Well, this pinhead pinned my=20
coax twice, and I decided to fix him if he tried again. I had a simple=20
ground plane antenna, with no connection between the shield and center=20
wire on the coax, and I made a box that had a relay in it that was=20
connected to 4 100 watt sized flashbulbs sitting in the windowsill.=20
When/if the coax was pinned, the relay would fire 110 volts to the=20
bulbs, and would scare the crap out of him. A week went by, nothing.=20

Then, one night, I was asleep. It was about 5AM, and the lights go off.=20
When I could see again, I could see a tall skinny guy staggering towards=20
the street that ran past the back of our yard. A pair of pliers was on=20
the ground and a pin was welded into the coax. My friend and I drove=20
past where the moron worked, and there he was, with a banged up face and=20
broken nose. He had run into a tree after being blinded by the=20
flashbulbs. Later on, he apologized and gave me a huge roll of coax to=20
pay me back for the pinnings.=20


A friend moved into a house a few years ago, and he and his girlfriend=20
are asleep and one night they hear someone talking. They didn't have a=20
phone yet and are all freaked out. They could only understand half of=20
what was being said, but it was obvious the guy was pretty drunk and=20
mighty angry. My friend puts some pants on and takes his baseball bat=20
and starts looking. It's coming from his brand new Sony XBR TV, and it's=20
turned off. He turns it on, and the voice disappears, off, and it's=20
back, making threats and swearing like crazy. They didn't know it, but=20
they moved about 3 houses away from the worst "agitator" in town. I=20
helped solve the TV problem with chokes and filters, but we couldn't fix=20
the other thing that had his voice coming out of it. If the toaster was=20
plugged in, you could hear, and understand everything he said coming out=20
of the top of the toaster. Even when it was in operation, you could hear=20
the idiot yelling all the time. Obviously, unplugging it solved that=20
problem, and nature solved the problem itself when the idiot had a major=20
stroke at the ripe old age of 40, and it totally trashed his speech.=20

How Ironic..
=20

=20
2. Eyesores, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Whether the people are=
=20
lunatics or not, what they do on their property is their concern. I don't=
=20
hold to the theory of regulating how another person's property looks.=20
Increasingly, zoning has gone from control of significant differences in=
=20
real-estate to anal control over the permissible length of a blade of=20
grass or whether or not an Amateur Radio Operator can install an antenna.

When I was growing up, a neighbor lady was the neighborhood "anal".=20
Another neighbor had a car that he was restoring, and after what should=20
have a short test drive, the newly rebuilt engine let go, and he towed=20
it home, and put it in the driveway to work on when he had the chance.

The neighbor lady started calling them up, nagging them about the car,=20
then she called the cops, and finally, she got the neighborhood=20
association involved and they "insisted" that he get rid of the car. He=20
"resisted" and it went to court and by the time it got there, it had the=20
new engine in it, and he "celebrated" by doing a block line burnout, in=20
front of the old lady while flipping her off. About half the block=20
clapped as he smoked the street.=20

Later on, she got a whole world of crap started when she objected to the=20
5 kids and parents who moved in next door and their seven cars that were=20
parked in the driveway and street. This time, the neighborhood Assoc=20
wasn't interested in her crap and she moved out..
=20
=20
We have a lunatic Nazi enforcer of borough laws next door. When we moved=
=20
into this house (my wife's house from childhood), the lady next door, the=
=20
Borough Council vice president, proceeded to tell me that I should cut=20
down this tree and that tree and all the trees on the property.=20
(therefore she would not need to rake leaves). I didn't listen. Another=
=20
time she was obsessed with the small roll of cable that I left below my=
=20
Direct TV antenna. It was not bothering anyone but her. My son bought a=
=20
car to fix up, and it was not licensed. When my wife and I went away for=
=20
the weekend, my son called us to tell us that the police had driven up=20
onto our property and ticketed the car as abandoned. It was on our=20
property. The idiot next door believed that this would rid the=20
neighborhood of the car, but my wife out maneuvered her. We had the car=
=20
licensed with Classic car plates and obtained insurance for it. So there=
=20
it remained, in the same spot, still an eyesore to her, but a legal=20
eyesore.

There was one of those court TV type shows once where this guy and his=20
wife who ran the condo assoc. repeatedly trashed another owners totally=20
restored muscle car that apparently they weren't impressed with. They=20
left notes and wrote on the windshield stuff like "Take this junker to=20
the junkyard!" After all the windows were broken with a punch, the tires=20
slit, and the hugely expensive paint job keyed repeatedly, the victim=20
installed cameras who caught the 60 year old husband and his 40 year old=20
son trashing the car again.=20

The next afternoon at the condo association meeting, the cops come in=20
and cart all three of them off to jail. The wife and son plead guilty=20
and the hubby got 6 months. He goes into this huge tirade after the jury=20
finds him guilty, and ends up getting a psych evaluation before the=20
judge gave him the 6 months. The condo assoc. tossed the family out. The=20
guy who had the car was then elected to the condo assoc. Irony again.

BDK=20



=20
If it isn't dangerous, (e.g. rat infested or poses a safety problem to=20
others), I say leave them alone. A rose is a rose by any other name. My=
=20
lunatic neighbor has fine looking property, but she is a nut case that=20
makes living here difficult at times. Others are not so pristine, yet=20
much easier to live with. The lunatic neighboors in the link above will=
=20
still be lunatics when the steel panels are removed. Is it fair to allow=
=20
someone else to move into the neighborhood under false pretenses?
=20
=20
Dr. Artaud
=20
=20
=20
=20

BDK wrote in
:

I would have never thought of the bulb trick.

Years ago, my nephew and I dropped an M-250 into a stream from the
roadway of a bridge. It was dark, and I watched the lit fuse as it went
into the water. Despite my nephew's assurance that it would not
extinguish due to the water, I was sure it did. Leaning over the edge, I
strained to see it. Apparently the firecracker turned over in the water,
fuse side down. Wham, it went off, bright light, loud sound, and
splashing water. It wasted my mind. For a short time, my nephew had to
guide me back to the car. The military and police have exploited such
ideas for crowd control. Unexpected flashes, loud sound, and in the case
of your hapless victim, perhaps a shock too.

For the life of me, I can't see why people move into Covenant Regulated
Neighborhoods. My co-worker was the president of one neighborhood
association, he was proud that he refused a woman the right to have a
yard sale, as the parking problems that would temporarily arise would be
"inconvenient" for others.

Regards,

Dr. Artaud


I had a simple ground plane antenna, with no connection between the
shield and center wire on the coax, and I made a box that had a relay
in it that was connected to 4 100 watt sized flashbulbs sitting in the
windowsill. When/if the coax was pinned, the relay would fire 110 volts
to the bulbs, and would scare the crap out of him. A week went by,
nothing.

Then, one night, I was asleep. It was about 5AM, and the lights go
off. When I could see again, I could see a tall skinny guy staggering
towards the street that ran past the back of our yard. A pair of
pliers was on the ground and a pin was welded into the coax. My friend
and I drove past where the moron worked, and there he was, with a
banged up face and broken nose. He had run into a tree after being
blinded by the flashbulbs. Later on, he apologized and gave me a huge
roll of coax to pay me back for the pinnings.