Bockbeer creates his own misery.
On Sat, Jul 20, 2019 at 6:35 PM David wrote:
> Imagine just for a moment, the worst day that you have ever had
> ( not counting real serious family tragedies, of course )
>
> Now imagine being forcibly locked up with the guy in the link below,
>
> in a tiny
George,why did you wait till the last minute again! LOL ,I'm sure all this
will be available online after the lecture anyway. The air seemed just fine
the last time I was there! except for the morning of the burritos. Now if
the drilling that has been approved goes through..., all bets are off!
Oops! My apologies. Thank you Sonia for the correction.
George
George Veni, PhD
Executive Director, National Cave and Karst Research Institute (NCKRI)
and
President, International Union of Speleology (UIS)
NCKRI address (primary)
400-1 Cascades Avenue
Carlsbad, New Mexico
Mister McFrolicer, It's best to stay off the moon landing and the
Holocaust! Yes I question Every thing that our Govment does. Waco happened
under Clinton's time. And I liked him and Mr Jimmy. They all did stuff ,
but Jimmy only lusted in his mind! I guess he was at TCR in the hot tub.We
all
Next Friday is July 27. August 2 is in two weeks!
Mark Minton
On 2019-07-21 12:25, Sonia Meyer wrote:
Next Friday, August 2!
On Sun, Jul 21, 2019 at 10:52 AM George Veni wrote:
Dear Friends,
An interesting presentation will be made at Carlsbad Caverns this
Friday that you may enjoy if
Although Waco was the largest city near the Branch Davidian compound, it WAS
NOT a Waco thing. It was near the Elk / Axtell area outside and east- northeast
of Waco. We lived here, still do, and except for seeing one ATF agent eating
out one night, and being bombarded with the constant news
David, get whatever help you need now. Don’t wait.
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> On Jul 21, 2019, at 5:55 PM, Steve Keselik wrote:
>
> Mister McFrolicer, It's best to stay off the moon landing and the Holocaust!
> Yes I question Every thing that our Govment does. Waco happened under
> Clinton's
I'm interrupting the TexasLockLearList to discuss something that
actually has relevance to caving, and to Lee Jay Graves RIP.
The caving connection is the Brunton Pocket Transit, aka the Brunton
Compass.
Except for the old-timers, most of you probably have never used one, so
here is some
Logan, I bought a Brass Brunton several years ago off eBay, and the seller
claimed it was an authentic antique. NOT! It is a lower precision “look alike”,
made in India along with similar artsy transits and the like. As I recall,
comparing it to the other 3-4 “real” Bruntons I have, I noted
This moment seems like the best time for me to formally announce my
retirement from armchair-caving.
But I do have some nice antiques that I want to someday donate to caving or
to the TSC.
On a private note, I have hired the best attorney in Texas for the current
jam that I am in.
And for
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