### Apollo BBS Archive - November 25, 1991

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    Mail from Pete Fischer
    Date: 11/24/91  Time: 23:02:17

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    Glad to hear you beat the garbage rap, it's a *MAJOR PAIN*. I've had similar
    problems in the past. I've got 1.5 regular jobs at the moment, and some very
    noisey neighbors who would prefer to prevent my sleep.
            The God of Bellybuttons *DOES* sound good, though.
                                            One of the Petes
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     1:Jobs tend to keep us out of sync with nature.  It's too bad about the noisey
     2:neighbors.
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     4:How do you think our social ills could be solved.  Do you think we now have
     5:an overabundance of working class and new poor.  What solution do you see as
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    Mail from Michael James
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 23:23:54

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    I gave her your number already.
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     1:She hasn't phoned.  How is it going in your particular camp?  Are things
     2:falling apart or growing?
     3:
     4:I see a decline in spending on the part of the people, probably because they
     5:are using that money to support their unemployed family members.
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     6:Do you think that AIDS will solve the problem or will we have to have a war
     7:to speed things up?
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     9:Just curious on your thinking about the current economic situation.  I
    10:suppose it has happened many times before, both mini and maxi.  Look at the
    11:Plague, the fires and the eventual rebuilding of Europe not so very long ago
    12:in human history.  There are a lot of other examples.
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    Message: 8673
    Author: $ Apollo SysOp
    Category: Kars / Automotive
    Subject: Crash & Burn...
    Date: 11/24/91  Time: 23:30:35

            Well.. you guys were right...  I crashed and burned with those new
    Bias Ply Red lines....  but not for the same reason you all suggested.
    I was able to go OVER 35 MPH....  However, in my zest to finish my Cuda, I
    ordered in those tires and wheels and lug nuts and other assorted parts
    thinking I had this nice big job I was working on.  No sooner had I placed
    the orders, the job was pulled back in by the company who issued me the job
    to begin with.  Well... I ran out of FRNS and could not feed the family.  I
    did not have any Gold bars or Silver coins stashed either.  To make things
    worse, I had NOTHING to do for 18 days and could find no work.  And even
    worse... Sandy was 'pissed' and has told me clearly... I am not to buy
    anything else for the Cuda, till... we are back up to snuff in the ol'bank
    book.  To me...that is as bad as a 'Crash & Burn'....  Sniff

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    Yes, I am working on two small jobs... at least it is some work!

    Message: 8674
    Author: $ Apollo SysOp
    Category: Fire'arms
    Subject: My Truck wins!
    Date: 11/24/91  Time: 23:38:46

            Remember back a few months ago.. (last summer)..  My truck was shot
    by some kids who had nothing better to do.  Well, the case FINALLY came to
    court... and WE have been awarded the full asking price of our claim.

            Not only that, but at my suggestion, they are sending that kid to a
    gun safety class.. as ordered by the court!  The mother hates guns so much
    she has kept her son totally in the dark by pretending guns do not exist.
    She said she never would even let him have toy guns.  No wonder that this
    youngster had this un-supervised curiosity about guns.  The mother believes
    ignorance is the best way to handle weaponds.  The court believes otherwise.

            Now to collect the money....  Sigh!

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    Message: 8675
    Author: $ Gordon Little
    Category: Chit-Chat
    Subject: Cliff
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 04:55:17

    Glad you got your settlement awarded at last.  The court also seems to have
    some sense for a change.  This was even relatively speedy for our justice
    system -- what was it, fifteen months?

    Now if you can actually lay your hands on the money, will Sandy let you get
    some more bits for the Cuda?  :)

    Message: 8676
    Author: $ Gordon Little
    Category: Fire'arms
    Subject: Felix/Glock etc. 1/3
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 04:56:30

    I picked up a Glock yesterday also.  I went to a little gun show at the
    American Legion post on Thomas.  (Or is it the VFW?  I always get them
    muddled.)  Unlike you, I didn't pay for the Glock, so I had to put it down
    again afterwards.  It did solve a mystery for me, though.  I've seen the
    trigger mechanism described consistently as "double action" by several
    writers -- and part of the trigger pull does in fact complete the cocking of
    the striker -- though some of those writers did go on to mention vaguely
    that the first part of the cocking is done when the slide goes forward into
    battery.  Only the writer in that "Handgun Buyers' Guide", which I suspect
    is the one that you read -- I picked up a copy of it in K Mart (and had to
    put it back afterwards for the same reason) -- bothered to say explicitly
    that if the pistol is completely decocked, you *do* have to rack the slide
    before you can try to fire it again.  All right, it's a small point, and it
    would only make a difference to the operation if you had a misfire.  But it
    annoys me when people make inaccurate claims.  The Glock does have the
    *safety* advantage of double-action-only, and much of the trigger lightness
    of single action.  That's because it isn't true double action; it's sort of
    "one-and-a-half-action-only" if you like.

    Jeff Parks, a local gun dealer I spoke to, said he'd found some difficulty
    shooting the Glock as accurately as some other pistols because of the weight
    distribution.  As that high-capacity magazine slowly emptied, the weight in
    the butt gradually reduced and he found himself changing his grip on the
    pistol, which altered the point of impact.  Practice might overcome this.

    Message: 8677
    Author: $ Gordon Little
    Category: Fire'arms
    Subject: Felix/Glock etc. 2/3
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 04:57:45

    I'd guess that because the Glock frame is so light, more of the weight may
    be toward the muzzle compared with other pistols (since the barrel is
    steel); although I thought it balanced quite well when I picked one up.  Now
    Ruger makes a nice solid 9mm at an extremely competitive price (I've seen
    these for well under $400).  Course, they did have a little problem a while
    back when one owner's pistol fired as he operated the decocker.  Could have
    been nasty!  It's a salutary reminder not to trust mechanical devices like
    that.  Ruger recalled all of them, so I'm sure they've fixed that problem.
    But I didn't like the balance on the Ruger at all.  It seemed far too
    muzzle-heavy compared with almost anything else

    Like Sandy, I like the feel of the SIG-Sauer -- though I've never fired one.
    It's expensive too.  Another really great 9mm pistol is the CZ75, especially
    the original Czech version.  According to the Republic a couple of weeks
    back, we were supposed to be seeing a lot of firearms imports from ex-Iron
    Curtain countries at very low prices -- which was worrying the anti-gun
    nuts.  Well, there seem to be a few CZs here now, but the advantage of that
    low price must have disappeared into the pockets of the wholesalers in the
    export/import trade.  There *was* one at the gun show for $475, but
    according to the seller the later imports are going for well upward of $500.

    Anyway, this business of grip is a very personal one, so you needn't expect
    the same difficulty with the Glock that Jeff has.  He also says he doesn't
    like the PPK because he "doesn't know what to do with his little finger".

    Message: 8678
    Author: $ Gordon Little
    Category: Fire'arms
    Subject: Felix/Glock etc. 3/3
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 04:58:59

    His personal favorite in a 9mm is the H&K, which he finds very accurate.
    Now I don't know how I'd get on with that squeeze-cocker thing.  And of
    course, he would pick the most expensive 9mm of the lot -- though he did
    have a nice *used* one on sale for $599.  (Any connection, do you suppose?)

    My neighbor has powerful hands -- mechanic's hands -- yet he says he could
    never shoot a .45 Colt auto very well.  It could be because his fingers,
    though strong, are too short and stubby to get around the butt properly.

    If you find that you can't shoot the Glock quite as accurately as your 626,
    I wouldn't be too surprised.  I imagine that 626 is a pretty nice steady
    target gun with a good trigger.  Also, I've heard that most autos for some
    reason just don't shoot as well right out of the box as a new revolver does.
    As for me, my shootin' ain't good enough to tell the difference, though I
    must say that I can shoot that .38 Colt revolver single action as well as or
    better than anything of comparable power.  And so can my wife.

    Good suggestion of yours that people without a firearm can just come along
    to the GT and contribute some ammo.  I'd imagine that .38 Special and 9mm
    would be good choices for many of the guns that will be there.  What else?
    .223 perhaps?  A box of 20 costs $5 or less.  It's definitely cheating,
    though, for someone to show up with a couple of dusty old ammo boxes dug out
    of the attic and an expression of feigned surprise as they say "Whaddya
    mean, nobody has an 8mm Roth-Steyr or a .58 caliber U.S. Berdan musket?"

    Message: 8679
    Author: $ Gordon Little
    Category: Answer!
    Subject: Joe/Loss
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 05:00:13

    (Funny, back in the 50s and 60s there used to be a bandleader in England
    whose name was Joe Loss.  I remember my Uncle George making corny jokes
    about "Joe Loss and his brother, Dead".)  But this is about WEIGHT loss.

    I might lose a pound or two more just as a safety margin, but currently I'm
    at 148 lb., which is OK for my 5' 11".  I've never had a serious weight
    problem, but ice cream and beer does make it float up 20 lb. or so and I
    hate stuff hanging over my belt.  I have the yo-yo syndrome.  It's all very
    well for these dietitians in newspapers and magazines who tell you "it's no
    good just dieting to lose weight, you have to learn new eating habits to
    keep it off."  I enjoy my food, and those "new eating habits" are *boring*!
    It's also all very well for experts to say things like "you can eat all the
    foods you enjoy, as long as you have small portions".  For me, part of the
    fun of a good meal *is* being able to relax and eat as much as I like.

    The only thing that works well for me is to make up for "serious eating"
    with "serious dieting".  I don't stay motivated to diet and lose weight
    unless I can see the weight falling off day by day.  So dieting for me is
    very strict: a salad and veggies and some meat, fish or chicken, every day.
    Virtually nothing else, no ice cream and beer especially.  I'm easing up a
    lot now and eating extra things, but I think the best way of maintaining my
    weight is to eat what I like at weekends and be fairly strict the rest of
    the week.  Oh, and I hate exercise.  And running gives me a stitch.

    Message: 8680
    Author: $ Paul Savage
    Category: Chit-Chat
    Subject: Felix on Rod
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 05:28:01

     If 100 pounds was all Rod weighed in the first place, and he's lost that
    much, does that mean he's gone?
    Nah. We couldn't be THAT lucky!
    (grin)

    Message: 8681
    Author: $ Paul Savage
    Category: Chit-Chat
    Subject: Weight loss
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 05:36:40

     What with my poor eating habits and lack of much vigorous exercize, I have
    developed quite a center section since I retired a few years ago, but I'm
    sort of reluctant to take it off. FOr one thing, I'm not sure how to
    concentrate weight loss on just that portion of my bod, and for another, I
    think I'll be able to get into the Santa suit this year without a pillow. I
    guess every minus has a corresponding plus, maybe. The excess in front does
    get uncomfortable, though.

    Message: 8682
    Author: $ Bill Burkett
    Category: Chit-Chat
    Subject: Cliff & Me: Broke!
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 07:49:14

    > I ran out of FRNS and could not feed the family.

    Lemme know when you're going down to DES for food stamps, Cliff.  We can
    stand in line together and chat.

    Message: 8683
    Author: $ Bill Burkett
    Category: Chit-Chat
    Subject: Cliff Goes to Court
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 07:49:37

    Congratulations on winning your court case, Cliff!  Tell me about the
    process:  Did you go to Small Claims Court?  Did you represent yourselves?

    Message: 8684
    Author: $ Bill Burkett
    Category: Entertainment
    Subject: DIEts
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 07:49:58

    It's starting to sound like we should start a [LAS]orda Wannabe Dieters SIG.

    Message: 8685
    Author: $ Mike Carter
    Category: Chit-Chat
    Subject: Various
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 17:23:41

    Cliff: Glad the court decided in your favor. I hope the little snots
     learn more than just firearm safety from all that. They're lucky to
    be alive.
    Gordon: O.k. you got a glock, what's with 3 messages about it all?
    ;-)
    If electrons were at a premium, I couldn't afford your messages bud.

    Well, the wife and I contracted the latest influenza and it has kept
    me in bed from Thursday till Sunday. That marks the first time in 15
    plus years that any disease had had me bed-ridden for more than a day.
    It's real nasty folks. Don't get it if you can help it...
    try not to snore or sleep with your mouth open like I did. :-(

    So it looks good for a Shoot-out GT. I still haven't seen a response
    from our Sysops. How-bout-it Cliff and Sandy? Are ye game?
    Like to do it before it starts raining every weekend and snow covers
    the 6000 foot level, cuz then it's hard to pull these chinese triggers.

          -Mike

    Message: 8686
    Author: $ Chris Neal
    Category: Chit-Chat
    Subject: Cliff/Your truck
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 18:08:51

    What caliber was the gun that he shot your truck with?

    -Chris

    Message: 8687
    Author: $ Felix Cat
    Category: Chit-Chat
    Subject: Dog
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 19:34:38

    Re:  Did you buy the Glock for $450 or $350 ???

    It cost $449.96 + tax.

    Message: 8688
    Author: $ Felix Cat
    Category: Fire'arms
    Subject: Gordon
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 19:45:09

    Re:  he'd found some difficulty shooting the Glock as accurately as some
    other pistols

    I took both the S&W 357 and the Glock to Shooters World today to do some
    testing.  I seem to have better accuracy shooting the S&W using single
    action than the Glock.  I think the reason is the trigger pull.  The S&W has
    a hair trigger.  I can squeeze off a round before I react to the shot, but
    with the Glock, I seem to react to the shot before it shoots.  The Glock has
    a long trigger pull.  Most of the distance I can take up before I feel the
    resistance of the release, but it still gets me.  I did improve as I tried
    to overcome my fault of reacting to the shot.

    Does any of that make sense?

    Message: 8689
    Author: $ Beauregard Dog
    Category: Question?
    Subject: Cliff/court
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 20:08:27

    OK, you won a civil decision.  Were the kids ever brought up on criminal
    charges for firing the weapon?  Perhaps in juvenile court?

    Message: 8690
    Author: $ Gordon Little
    Category: Chit-Chat
    Subject: Mike
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 20:23:06

    No, I *don't* have a Glock, Mike.  Felix has the Glock.  I just tinkered
    with one at the gun show.  And I put three whole posts up about the general
    topic of guns without even *buying* a Glock!  Boy, are you making me feel
    guilty!  But my secret is that I read everything offline, so I don't care if
    somebody runs off at the mouth, even if it's about butterfly collecting or
    something else that ain't up my street.  I got all the time in the world.

    Glad you raised the point about GT arrangements.  Everyone seems to be game,
    but we don't have a DATE and TIME and PLACE set yet.  Any proposals?  How
    about the weekend of 7/8 December?  Is Saturday or Sunday better?

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    Message: 79971
    Author: $ Gordon Little
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Random shots
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 05:02:18

    "The Lord helps those who help themselves": And that, no doubt, is why we
    find so many thieves prospering today.

    "All things are in a state of constant chance": Yup, you can say that again!

    "Amused indifference": If that were my opinion of somebody, wouldn't I be
    grinning but keeping quiet about it?

    [exit James Taranto mode]

    Message: 79972
    Author: $ Ann Oudin
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Cat on right
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 09:15:03

    Of course we are always right dear cat! :-)

    Honestly, when I read or hear about AIDS in the medias - you'd think all of
    us are totally helpless where that disease is concerned and they certainly
    seem hell bent on proving that is is a Heterosexaul disease don't they?
                                   -=*) ANN (*=-

    Message: 79973
    Author: $ Apollo SysOp
    Category: Politics
    Subject: Ruddy D.J. Botty
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 10:06:58

            "A 10 hour instructional series on the formulation and application
    of ordinary and extraordinary common law remedies"

            "Writs of Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Writ of Error,
    Trespass"

            Ruddy D.J. Botty, 4th Judicial District, 840 Bear Creek Trail,
    Victor, Montana.

            This is a set of 10 tapes dated Oct 89...  Anyone interested may
    BORROW these tapes.  $5.00 refundable deposit for $tatus users.  $10.00
    refundable deposit for Non-Members.  For check out for no more than one
    week.

            Also have a complete printout of "America . . . Occupied" by
    Archimedes for checkout to those of you who can't [D]ownload it for one
    reason or another.  The printout by the way is 31 pages (single spaced).
    Refundable deposit required as stated above.

            Check with me first to make sure what you want is not already
    checked out.

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    Message: 79974
    Author: $ Green Lantern
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Matlock/Opinion
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 14:42:48

    I really appreciate your distillation of the opinion in this case. It is
    clear to me that the failure to tell the jury that it has the right to find
    for the defendent regardless of the law is grounds for reversal. Whether the
    opposite is true, that a jury
    can have a verdict reversed (in the case of finding innocent) is still open
    as far as I can see.

    I'm sorry you are burned out. I guess if I was REALLY interested I would
    have gone to ASU myself. I wonder if there are electronic databases that can
    be used to do searches ?

    Message: 79975
    Author: $ Green Lantern
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Ann on helpless
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 14:44:56

    How about going to the dentist ? If you look at this way you are having your
    blood mixed with whatever the dentist touches. In this way, you could say
    that you are having your teeth drilled by everyone that the dentist has ever
    had sex with.

    I hope you never have an accident in which you require blood.

    Message: 79976
    Author: $ Mike Carter
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: GATOR_AIDS
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 17:16:30

    Here's my undoubtably unwelcome and disliked opinion about aids but
    it's my opinion and if you don't like it it won't change it.
    I doubt if anyone can accurately determine just where and when the AIDS
    virus got its start from. Statistically, early cases inclined to show us
    that homosexuals and drug abusers were by far a vast majority even when
    it was first paid any media attention.
    So to say it's anything *but* a homo & druggie disease is to promote
    a lie. Just because it's managed to spread into the bisexual and into
    the heterosexual population doesn't mean that its origins should be ignored.
    It would only take a few spiteful homos to go and have intercourse with
    some prostitutes to get it to spread everywhere.

    "You can touch and hug someonewith aids without getting the disease..{
    Yeah, and I could touch and hug a bum out in the streets. Is this
    AD campaigne designed to proffer public pity towards those who
    so selfishly and foolishly contracted a deadly disease in full knowledge
    for the past 10 years that you could get AIDS by screwing around with
    protitutes, gays, drugs and casual encounters?
    I don't buy this "We didn't know" line . You staple an ad in the newspaper
    sometime that says BRAND X is a deadly poison disguised as sugar...then
    let's see how quickly BRAND X gets yanked off the shelf.
    You just can't play the game and expect to win everytime.
    It's not a happy disease, but it is a GAY one.

    Message: 79977
    Author: $ Beauregard Dog
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: last rant
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 19:55:56

    Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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     1:We are looking for a many volunteers that are willing to contract the AIDS
     2:virus.
     3:
     4:If you care anything about others and the quality of life on this planet
     5:then you will want to have AIDS.
     6:
     7:The work force, as we are learning, is too large for our current needs.  By
     8:contracting this fun virus you will be helping to create another era of full
     9:employment for the remaining life.
    10:
    11:Also those survivors will then have the opportunity to re-new the old tired
    12:houses that are not environmentally sound.  Re-build using new technology.
    13:
    14:Or we could have another large scale war.
    15:end

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     4:If you care anything about others and the quality of life on this planet
     5:then you will want to have AIDS.
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     7:The work force, as we are learning, is too large for our current needs.  By
     8:contracting this fun virus you will be helping to create another era of full
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    15:
    16:In any case, no matter what social rung you are on, enjoy your life and
    17:enjoy your death as both should be good.
    18:
    19:"AIDS IS FOR EVERYBODY" - Rod Williams
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    Message: 79977
    Author: $ Beauregard Dog
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: last rant
    Date: 11/25/91  Time: 19:55:56

    Yeah, yeah, yeah.

    Message: 79978
    Author: $ Rod Williams
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: AIDS volunteers
    Date: 11/26/91  Time: 01:24:22

    We are looking for many volunteers who are willing to contract the AIDS
    virus.

    If you care anything about others and the quality of life on this planet
    then you will want to have AIDS.

    The work force, as we are learning, is too large for our current needs.  By
    contracting this fun virus you will be helping to create another era of full
    employment for the remaining life.

    Also those survivors will then have the opportunity to re-new the old tired
    houses that are not environmentally sound.  Re-build using new technology.

    Or we could have another large scale war or both.

    In any case, no matter what social rung you are on, enjoy your life and
    enjoy your death as both should be good.

    "AIDS IS FOR EVERYBODY" - Rod Williams

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    Mail to Pete Fischer
    Date: 11/26/91  Time: 00:57:14

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     1:You could make a line of locksmith tools, picks, car opening, key machines,
     2:and other stuff.  They could be sold locally and nationally.
     3:
     4:If you made me 30 slim jim car opening tools out of strap steel I could sell
     5:them for 7.50 each and keep a buck for myself.  The car lots use them when
     6:they are locked out of one of their vehicles.
     7:
     8:I wouldn't want to produce the new technology tools for general comsumption
     9:except for the locksmith.  In the wrong hands the world becomes a
    worse
    10:place to live.  Rod
    11:end

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    Please hang up now
    #~'
    ^wC:b~m%!B
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