On Sat, 19 Dec 2015 13:58:05 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Thursday, December 17, 2015 at 11:27:54 PM UTC-5, wrote:
Thanks for the laugh and Merry Christmas.
G²

I think happy hannuka(sp) might be more appropriate.

Standards committees were invented well after Judaism. Therefore,
spell it any way you find convenient and nobody will complain because
there is not one true correct spelling.

At any rate, Lieberman has alot of good knowledge and experience
and is not stingy with it.

Any rate? I have only one rate. I charge $75/hr no matter what I'm
doing. Also, do try to spell my name correctly. There are two "n"
letters at the end. One is a spare in case I get rear ended.

With the exception of a couple of assholes, nobody here has
anything but good to say about him.

I presume you haven't seen some of the email I receive. The most
common accusation is that I tend to "humiliate" people. I don't
really like to do that, but it works so well that I can't resist.

I'd pick up some steaks, beers and good smoke and go see him if
he wasn't two ****ing thousand miles away in that other planet
they call Cali****ingfornia.

I think my last steak was about 10 years ago. I don't do beer or
booze because I'm excessively sensitive to alcohol. Smoking killed my
mother and several relatives, so that's also out. Fortunately, I have
other vices that can be accommodated and do accept bribes.

At the last neighborhood road committee meeting, we ran an informal
survey of where everyone had previously lived. I came from Smog
Angeles. The rest were from the north-east or great plains. No
locals. California is the standard destination for everyone.

I don't see how he can stand it there. Alot of people are moving
to Arizona from there where the jail inmates wear pink panties.
Less crime. But the weather is better than Arizona, where if your
car breaks down they find skeletal remains of your body. If you
haven't been to the dentist they ID you by the VIN on your car.

I live in the mountains. That's now the low rent district, with lots
of owner occupied to rental conversions. Anyone that can't take it or
fit in, usually moves out after the first winter. Those that remain
are better than average neighbors.

But that is going to change. A good piece of that coast is about
ready to drop off into the ocean.

Nope. The big one is going to raise parts of California. There are
people paying taxes on land under the sound end of SF Bay just in case
the quake produces some new dry land.

Actually they should try to help global warming in California because
then instead of losing the whole state all at once, they will just
lose it a little bit at a time.

Now up here when your car breaks down the meat is well preserved.
Kinda like Canada. See, we got the best of both worlds, zero to one
hundred almost every year. Like living in Africa and Antarctica
at the same time. You think health insurance costs ? Try heating
and cooling a house in Cleveland ! That's why the Rothschilds ad
Rockefellers don't live here, they would go broke. And they ain't
stupid.

(what did I just say there ?)

Not much. Y'er drifting off topic.

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Jeff Liebermann
150 Felker St #D http://www.LearnByDestroying.com
Santa Cruz CA 95060 http://802.11junk.com
Skype: JeffLiebermann AE6KS 831-336-2558