Keys back- snafu over! --- Ken Komoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey Duane, in our lifetime, it used to be that you didn't need to lock > anything at anytime. Though there are still parts of the US where life > is > still like that, the West coast ain't where it's at.
We don't lock Rancho Deluxe, tho we should.. and when I park I leave the keys in the ignition at home.. (*shouldn't do that as well).. And you are right.. I returned to the part of So.Cal I grew up in and remarked to Cdr.Jen how un-"street-wise" I felt.. The town had mayby been just a seedy as then, but I didn't live there..now<G> A car full of kids yelled at me and made guestures because I was from out of state<G> *Local pride in being idiots, I guess<G> We stayed at a Motel accross from Knotts Berry farm in BuenaPark and the "DeskClerk" stole our money for the 2nd night and we had to recover Josh's hamster from the pound<G> Next day, I saidd let's get out of here, and on Beach Blvd. in Stanton Ca I pulled into an antique Ford parts store to visit, just as the Cops slid in behind us with racked shotguns! A "perp" was hold up in a bar next door! The partsman waved us to huddle behind his counter.. "1/4 plate steel you know.." "I gortah brother in Oregun, who tries to tell me to leave.. *but that rain.." (There are way too > > many episodes of Cops filmed in Seattle, Portland and Sacramento) > > More bummer for us. Yup.. In Warsh'nton you can pack a pistol on yur hip<G> and when in the backwoods you should! *It's very out of fashion, However so folks get a "conceled whep permit" and never use it.. *I happen to worry about the Grandpa WW2 vet with 50 year old combat fatigue getting in a "road rage" situation<G> somewhere follow'n the phrase: "dirty hippie" .45 cal lead might fly! > > By the way, that must have been one humongous key to stay on the bottom > of > the river (I've never seen a modern one ounce key before...) Yup.. well that's where it went- Steelhead are Trout that migrate out to the ocean and return like Salmon.. To fish'em.. you use a Fly rod for sport or get serious and bait cast. Bait cast'n involves a large curvy barbed hook and a chunk of bright yarn or chunk of squid,.. some spray WD40 on the bait or whatever yur guru tells you<G> *Then you pitch it out normaly with a pencil lead stuck in a chunk of surgical tube attached to a long leader with swivel.. The current makes the yarn "flitter" and come alive and the lead bounces along the bottom of the rocks.. and give's you a "feed" or "feelin" back thru the rod to your hand.. *When you get a "strike" *Boom- you hit the rod upward- This most likely will NEVER BE A FISH<G> It does however make you look good the the other pretender Fishermen outdoors in the weather<G> *I lost my lead.. and used my key, then lost the key and came home<G> Remember! Allways GO HOME! You don't catch Steelhead in the liveing room, but people who care about you are likely there.. and it's allways about the next adventure anyway! -=A=- > > At 05:22 PM 12/4/2002 -0800, Lone Ranger wrote: > > >I'm sure a co-worker borrowed and didn't return my key > >ring this afternoon.. it happened before. > > > >*My A#1 solution is to go out and bust off the ignition > >lock with a crowbar so I don't NEED a key.. > > > >This way'o life where we must be like mice running around > >hide'n our stuff behind glass and drywall is sillyness... > > > >No key for the house? *Jack open a window and climb in.. > > > >The best use I ever had for a key.. was to use it to weight > >a steelhead bait to the bottom of the Lewis river.. > > > >Cdr.Jen bought a fancy Toyota 4 runner.. and it has power > >door locks. The dang things lock on their own and don't unlock > >till she turns off the engine.. > > > >*I sit there.. like a toy while she takes her sweet time<G> > >Packed like a sardeen in a can.. a pickle in brine.. > > > >Ok.. the steam is falling off the gauge<G> > >Josh will pick me up and we'll deck the guy tomarrow.. > > > >-=A=- > > ============================================================ > Kenneth Komoto mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Office of the Registrar Phone: (530)752-7197 > University of California Fax : (530)752-0329 > Davis, Ca 95616 > > _______ > > "Do to others as you would have them do to you." > -- Luke 6:31 (NIV) > > List host: http://eBible.org/mpj/ List info: > http://RangerNet.org/faq.htm > > To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe rangernet" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > or visit http://rangernet.org/subscribe.htm ===== *High MORALE is the Index of effective Leadership. --------------********+********-------------------- Morale raises belief of the Leader in the follower, of the follower in the Leader, of each in themself, and both in the .....cause! __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com _______ "Do to others as you would have them do to you." -- Luke 6:31 (NIV) List host: http://eBible.org/mpj/ List info: http://RangerNet.org/faq.htm To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe rangernet" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or visit http://rangernet.org/subscribe.htm
