Just a reality check. This morning I checked the newsgroup and seven threads
appeared. Of the seven, four were responses to Len.

If you don't like seagull dropping on your car when it's parked at the
marina, don't feed them. They will eventually go away. That's why the sign
says "Don't feed the seagulls."

The subject line says it all. He WILL eventually go away.

--
Vy 73 de Bert
WA2SI
FISTS #9384
QRP ARCI #11782

Bert Craig wrote:

Just a reality check. This morning I checked the newsgroup and seven threads
appeared. Of the seven, four were responses to Len.

If you don't like seagull dropping on your car when it's parked at the
marina, don't feed them. They will eventually go away. That's why the sign
says "Don't feed the seagulls."

The subject line says it all. He WILL eventually go away.

Bert, I love an optimist but I have a feeling that this is one lonely
seagull. He sits for days, hoping that more cars will be parked in the
lot.

Dave K8MN

In article , Dave Heil
writes:

Bert Craig wrote:

Just a reality check. This morning I checked the newsgroup and seven
threads
appeared. Of the seven, four were responses to Len.

If you don't like seagull dropping on your car when it's parked at the
marina, don't feed them. They will eventually go away. That's why the sign
says "Don't feed the seagulls."

The subject line says it all. He WILL eventually go away.

Bert, I love an optimist but I have a feeling that this is one lonely
seagull. He sits for days, hoping that more cars will be parked in the
lot.

I am reminded of the seagulls portrayed in the film "Finding Nemo". Their only
lines are "Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine!"

73 de Jim, N2EY

N2EY wrote:

In article , Dave Heil
writes:

Bert Craig wrote:

Just a reality check. This morning I checked the newsgroup and seven
threads
appeared. Of the seven, four were responses to Len.

If you don't like seagull dropping on your car when it's parked at the
marina, don't feed them. They will eventually go away. That's why the sign
says "Don't feed the seagulls."

The subject line says it all. He WILL eventually go away.

Bert, I love an optimist but I have a feeling that this is one lonely
seagull. He sits for days, hoping that more cars will be parked in the
lot.

I am reminded of the seagulls portrayed in the film "Finding Nemo". Their only
lines are "Mine! Mine! Mine! Mine!"

*chortle*

Dave K8MN