Astroturf your lawn;the reflector will save a whole lot of wasted BW this
way!
----- Original Message -----
From: "tongaloa" <tongaloa@alltel.net>
To: <tentec@contesting.com>
Sent: Saturday, July 05, 2003 10:29 AM
Subject: Re: [TenTec] Orion Question and Aroma Therapy for MEN!
> This is an extremely serious problem with these new radios.
> Why you could be tuning across the band one minute and next thing you
> know, your radio's been infected, the disease spreads through the power
> lines,
> your vacumn cleaner grabs the cat buy it's tail, tosses it in the
microwave
> and it's Chinese food for dinner....
>
> On a more serious note...
>
> Most of us love the olfactory stimulation resulting from a sensuous
> tendril of
> resin smoke. (Comes from melting solder for you appliance guys!). This
note
> is to report a similarly pleasurable experience that every guy who
performs
> is own lawn maintenance can enjoy. Did it myself last weekend and for the
> first time in my life am actually watchign the grass grow in anticipation
of
> mowing it again! What am I talking about? Well if you're 50's plus or
minus
> a bit, you probably flew motorized model airplanes as a kid. U-control,
> free flight, or radio control. I've stumbled upon a simple way to bring
> all those
> memories of warm summer days and racous engines. Some of you guys
> already have lights going on in your heads....
>
> Back to the lawn mowing. With only about 10,000 sq feet to cut a tractor
> is out
> of the question. The only manly option then is a big TWO STROKE mower.
> Lawn boy, McCollough, Jacobson, take your pick.
>
> Now for the meat of this message. Get your ass over to the pharmacy and
> spend the
> $3.50 it takes to purchase a 4 oz. bottle of Castor Oil. For the last 20
> years or so
> 1:32 is THE mix so also pick up a gallon of regular. Mix 'em up, pour
> mix in, and
> commence to cutting. Under the warm sun, as the aroma of burning castor
> oil makes
> it's presence known, all your memories of youthful model flying return
> and before
> you know it, the tanks empty and your watching the grass, mentally
> urging it to grow...
>
> -Bob
>
>
> -Bob
>
> M.Todd Miskel wrote:
>
> > Hello all, With the Orion being almost as much computer as it is
> > radio, the question of viruses comes to
> > mind. With hackers developing viruses, trojan horses, worms etc. that
> > can go undetected by Norton,
> > McAfee, and all but the very best virus scan programs, Just how
> > vulnerable is the Orion to these maladies
> > and how much damage could one do? With downloading new software over
> > the net, Is this a real concern? 73, Todd KD7EFQ
> >
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