OK,you have a fine night too.But I will never buy anything from your
company ever again.Good Night now,sleep tight,don't let the bed bugs
bite.I know it gets very cold over there in Michigan.y'all stay warm
now.
cuhulin

Yeah,I want my check too.Since I helped you sell more of them
Tiny-Tuna,, oooops,Tiny-Tuna Tennas.Two bits worth of parts and $19.95
per,Gee,I need to find me a racket like that.
cuhulin

Here is some information on my big time super duper works on most all
radios and reallyyyyyyy yanks in them radio stations from far and wide
from all four corners of the World.(but it doesn't work at all for me
and it never did the day it got here) A piece of Radio Shack (because it
says so on my Tiny-Tenna that I own and it never did work at all for me)
plastic circuit board measuring one and three quarter inches square.A
little black thingy which looks kind of like a transistor to me,,,,,,
(let me go get my magnafying glass,,,,,,,) I see a very tiny little
brown colored round thingy (I don't know what it is) standing up,about
three sixteenths diameter,it looks sort of like one of those smilies we
have all seen on the internet before.I see two tiny little round sort of
long thingys with four different colored skinny bands around both of
those thingys and both thingys are laying on on the piece of Radio Shack
plastic circuit board and they look like twins.A metal U shaped bracket
that holds a nine volt battey.Coming up out of the bottom of the Radio
Shack plastic circuit board is a two strand wire with a clip connector
the nine volt battery snaps onto,one of the wires is red,the other one
is black and coming up from the top of the Radio Shack plastic circuit
board that two strand wire nine volt battery connector wire thingy
meaures five and a half inches long.Another two strand wire,one of the
wires is red,the other wire is green and the two strand wire has a plug
on the end of it for plugging into a radio antenna jack,the wire/plug
assembly measures from the top of the Radio Shack plastic circuit board
seven and a quarter inches long.OK,I am fixin to wrap the long
Tiny-Tenna antenna wire that comes up from the Radio Shack plastic
circuit board around end for end around my plastic one foot long ruler
and I am going to try to give y'all a halfassed accurate guesstimate of
how long that antenna wire that has the Alligator clip on it is,,,,
Stand By,,,,,,,,,, Go take a **** break if y'all need to,,,,,,,, it
measures about seven and a half feet long,But I did say that is a
guesstimate.Yes folks,two bits worth of Radio Shack parts and sell it
for $19.95 plus $5.95 shipping & handling and y'all can get rich too!
What a Life! I have to watch the North by Northwest movie on tb now.
cuhulin

Those two twin round thingys I talked about on my,IT DOES NOT WORK AND
IT NEVER DID WORK Tiny-Tenna,are Resistors.I was just now fumbling
around in one of my junk boxes for something and I discoverd a package
of five (count em,five) Radio Shack 2.2k-Ohm Resistors for something I
was going to build a couple of years ago.Radio Shack,Part Number
271-1325. Pkg.of 5. 2.2k Ohm Resistors.Now,if only I can remember what
it was I was going to build!
cuhulin

The parts,or some of them,are made in China.Anybody want to buy some
Chinese Popcorn?
cuhulin

Fool Me Once,Shame On You,Fool Me Twice,Shame On Me!
cuhulin

wrote:

Fool Me Once,Shame On You,Fool Me Twice,Shame On Me!

That proves it. You're smarter that the President.




mike

I already knew that.I was smarter and I still am smarter than the prez
and all prezes the minute I was born.
cuhulin

wrote:
Yeah,I want my check too.Since I helped you sell more of them
Tiny-Tuna,, oooops,Tiny-Tuna Tennas.Two bits worth of parts and $19.95
per,Gee,I need to find me a racket like that.
cuhulin

Something you need to think about!!!!

To stay in business with your doors open you got to make money!!!!!! I
charge 200% minimum and a a hundred dollars and hour for my labor. So
you don't like what I make, BUY ME OUT, it's your and you charge what
you want!!!!

Until then don't take about profit that someone makes from working. I
have never missed a day to work in my life and I don't remember being late.

Burr

I missed a month off work in 1969,gall bladder operation.I have never in
my life ever been late for work,not even once.I worked in factories and
I drove a bread truck for Sunbeam Bakery (Koestler's Sunbeam
Bakery,Vickburg,Mississippi) and I worked at Delta Cotton Oil
company.Three years (RA,Regular Army) in U.S.Army.Before all of that,I
had odd jobs such as working at a gas station,a paper route,mowing
yards,ectera.
cuhulin