Drove through PA this weekend...
 

....on I-78. Saw a rather large SW transmitting antenna while driving
along the interstate. It was that of WMLK. Nice state to drive
through, Pennsylvania...the rural areas, at any rate. I-78 could use
some smooothing over.

I haven't ever been to Pennsylvania before.There are a lot of towns in
Pennsylvania with some neat sounding names.I knew a few guys in the Army
from Pennsylvania and I know a guy via the internet who was born in
Croatia (World War Two era) and he lives in Pennsylvania.There isn't
anything about computers and computer operating systems he doesn't
know.Anytime I have a computer problem I can't figure out,he always has
the right answers.
cuhulin

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I haven't ever been to Pennsylvania before.There are a lot of towns in
Pennsylvania with some neat sounding names.I knew a few guys in the Army
from Pennsylvania and I know a guy via the internet who was born in
Croatia (World War Two era) and he lives in Pennsylvania.There isn't
anything about computers and computer operating systems he doesn't
know.Anytime I have a computer problem I can't figure out,he always has
the right answers.

Like "Plug it in, cuhulin" and "Press the I/O button to turn it on,
cuhulin". Right?

Like you dont know what the H..L you are talking about,Honus.I love
Pennsylvania (Penns Woods) same as I love every one of the Great States
(Texas is a REPUBLIC) of the United States of America.
cuhulin

On 16 Aug 2005 17:15:15 -0700, wrote:

...on I-78. Saw a rather large SW transmitting antenna while driving
along the interstate. It was that of WMLK. Nice state to drive
through, Pennsylvania...the rural areas, at any rate. I-78 could use
some smooothing over.


yes, it's a curtain dipole array, near exit 13 (the bethel exit, near
where i live). they used to have a log periodic dipole with a ladder
line feed but replaced it with the curtain array. WMLK is owned by the
assemblies of yahweh, a popular church group around here in lebanon,
PA.
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On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 22:11:46 -0500, wrote:

I haven't ever been to Pennsylvania before.There are a lot of towns in
Pennsylvania with some neat sounding names.I knew a few guys in the Army
from Pennsylvania and I know a guy via the internet who was born in
Croatia (World War Two era) and he lives in Pennsylvania.There isn't
anything about computers and computer operating systems he doesn't
know.Anytime I have a computer problem I can't figure out,he always has
the right answers.
cuhulin


well, there's always 'intercourse' and 'paradise', towns not too far
from each other...

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I haven't ever been to Pennsylvania before.There are a lot of towns in
Pennsylvania with some neat sounding names

Scotrun, which when you see it on a sign at 60 looks like 'scrotum'

..I knew a few guys in the Army
from Pennsylvania and I know a guy via the internet who was born in
Croatia (World War Two era) and he lives in Pennsylvania.There isn't
anything about computers and computer operating systems he doesn't
know.Anytime I have a computer problem I can't figure out,he always has
the right answers.
cuhulin

Bob, www.555us.com my home State of Mississippi has some towns
with some neat sounding names too.
cuhulin

www.vaiden.net/convert.html
mshistory.k12.ms.us/features/feature19/wwii_ms.html
cuhulin

Thing is though,I have to get my daily morning fix of watching the Three
Stooges on Spike TV from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM.They are on tv now.I wish
Spike TV would run them Our Gang (Little Rascals) old movies too.I need
to find out if i can buy the complete Three Stooges and Little Rascals
videos somewhere on CD's or whatever.
cuhulin