D Peter Maus wrote:

I would think, unless they were prepared to produce a document signed
by Faraday, they'd have been thought twice about making THAT claim.


Faraday was the guy Tesla looked up to. He stated his admiration for the
man and his work on a number of occasions.


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m II wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:

I would think, unless they were prepared to produce a document signed
by Faraday, they'd have been thought twice about making THAT claim.


Faraday was the guy Tesla looked up to. He stated his admiration for the
man and his work on a number of occasions.




He did in fact.

And he was right to do so.

D Peter Maus wrote:

m II wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:

I would think, unless they were prepared to produce a document signed
by Faraday, they'd have been thought twice about making THAT claim.


Faraday was the guy Tesla looked up to. He stated his admiration for the
man and his work on a number of occasions.



He did in fact.

And he was right to do so.

Hey Pete, still up listening to my pal Mr. Goodman, and Rainbow Road.

dxAce wrote:

D Peter Maus wrote:

m II wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:

I would think, unless they were prepared to produce a document signed
by Faraday, they'd have been thought twice about making THAT claim.

Faraday was the guy Tesla looked up to. He stated his admiration for the
man and his work on a number of occasions.


He did in fact.

And he was right to do so.

Hey Pete, still up listening to my pal Mr. Goodman, and Rainbow Road.




Cool.

D Peter Maus wrote:

dxAce wrote:

D Peter Maus wrote:

m II wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:

I would think, unless they were prepared to produce a document signed
by Faraday, they'd have been thought twice about making THAT claim.

Faraday was the guy Tesla looked up to. He stated his admiration for the
man and his work on a number of occasions.


He did in fact.

And he was right to do so.

Hey Pete, still up listening to my pal Mr. Goodman, and Rainbow Road.



Cool.

Yeah, and though some might have made fun of my making a contribution to the the
leukaemia fund, I can still remember my pal Steve, and wear my Rush T-shirt with
pride..

dxAce wrote:

D Peter Maus wrote:

dxAce wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:

m II wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:

I would think, unless they were prepared to produce a document signed
by Faraday, they'd have been thought twice about making THAT claim.
Faraday was the guy Tesla looked up to. He stated his admiration for the
man and his work on a number of occasions.


He did in fact.

And he was right to do so.
Hey Pete, still up listening to my pal Mr. Goodman, and Rainbow Road.


Cool.

Yeah, and though some might have made fun of my making a contribution to the the
leukaemia fund, I can still remember my pal Steve, and wear my Rush T-shirt with
pride..




Goodman was a natural resource. As much a songwriter and Townes Van
Zandt, with just a bit more whimsy.

And he was a hometown boy.

Anyone that gives you **** for donating to the leukemia fund needs to
be beaten with Rickets.

And I salute you for wearing your Rush T-Shirt with pride.

I know it shocks and appalls those on the road when I'm out riding my
motorcycle and the radio is on Rush. Oh well...sucks to be them, I guess.

My bike, my radio.

The way God intended it should be.


p