It's a little belated, but it's time again to raise a glass. Hard to believe
that it has been 17 years.
Mourning his passing has become a metaphor for mourning the heyday of this
group and the time when we were a powerhouse of metal working experience.

So I raise a glass of brown ale to Teenut and all the others I miss, whether
they passed away or just passed on RCM when the signal to noise ratio got
too low.

Pete Albrecht, Scott Logan, Marv Klotz, Phil Kangas, Spehro, Fitch, Ernie,
Ted Edwards,Brian Lawson, Gary Coffman even Doug Goncz, who's crazy as a
bedbug, but always entertaining, I miss you all.
Cheers guys.



Paul K. Dickman

On 1/13/2018 11:47 AM, Paul K. Dickman wrote:
It's a little belated, but it's time again to raise a glass. Hard to believe
that it has been 17 years.
Mourning his passing has become a metaphor for mourning the heyday of this
group and the time when we were a powerhouse of metal working experience.

So I raise a glass of brown ale to Teenut and all the others I miss, whether
they passed away or just passed on RCM when the signal to noise ratio got
too low.

Pete Albrecht, Scott Logan, Marv Klotz, Phil Kangas, Spehro, Fitch, Ernie,
Ted Edwards,Brian Lawson, Gary Coffman even Doug Goncz, who's crazy as a
bedbug, but always entertaining, I miss you all.
Cheers guys.



Paul K. Dickman

CLINK!

I never conversed with him that I recall. I've been on Usenet since the
early 90s, but didn't get onto this group until much later. I have read
a few of his posts in quote.

On 2018-01-13, Bob La Londe wrote:
On 1/13/2018 11:47 AM, Paul K. Dickman wrote:
It's a little belated, but it's time again to raise a glass. Hard to believe
that it has been 17 years.
Mourning his passing has become a metaphor for mourning the heyday of this
group and the time when we were a powerhouse of metal working experience.

So I raise a glass of brown ale to Teenut and all the others I miss, whether
they passed away or just passed on RCM when the signal to noise ratio got
too low.

Pete Albrecht, Scott Logan, Marv Klotz, Phil Kangas, Spehro, Fitch, Ernie,
Ted Edwards,Brian Lawson, Gary Coffman even Doug Goncz, who's crazy as a
bedbug, but always entertaining, I miss you all.
Cheers guys.



Paul K. Dickman

CLINK!

I never conversed with him that I recall. I've been on Usenet since the
early 90s, but didn't get onto this group until much later. I have read
a few of his posts in quote.

Same here

On 2018-01-13, Paul K. Dickman wrote:
It's a little belated, but it's time again to raise a glass. Hard to believe
that it has been 17 years.
Mourning his passing has become a metaphor for mourning the heyday of this
group and the time when we were a powerhouse of metal working experience.

So I raise a glass of brown ale to Teenut and all the others I miss, whether
they passed away or just passed on RCM when the signal to noise ratio got
too low.

Consider a glass raised in spirit, if not in reality. I'm
currently on so many medications that it would almost certainly be a bad
thing to do.

I certainly miss him

Pete Albrecht, Scott Logan, Marv Klotz, Phil Kangas, Spehro, Fitch, Ernie,
Ted Edwards,Brian Lawson, Gary Coffman even Doug Goncz, who's crazy as a
bedbug, but always entertaining, I miss you all.
Cheers guys.



Paul K. Dickman

Take care,
DoN.

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"DoN. Nichols" wrote in message
...
On 2018-01-13, Paul K. Dickman
wrote:
It's a little belated, but it's time again to raise a
glass. Hard to believe
that it has been 17 years.
Mourning his passing has become a metaphor for mourning
the heyday of this
group and the time when we were a powerhouse of metal
working experience.

So I raise a glass of brown ale to Teenut and all the
others I miss, whether
they passed away or just passed on RCM when the signal to
noise ratio got
too low.

Consider a glass raised in spirit, if not in reality. I'm
currently on so many medications that it would almost
certainly be a bad
thing to do.

I certainly miss him

Pete Albrecht, Scott Logan, Marv Klotz, Phil Kangas,
Spehro, Fitch, Ernie,
Ted Edwards,Brian Lawson, Gary Coffman even Doug Goncz,
who's crazy as a
bedbug, but always entertaining, I miss you all.
Cheers guys.



Paul K. Dickman

Take care,
DoN.


Yes, here's to Teenut. May he RIP... clink ;)

On Sat, 13 Jan 2018 14:21:39 -0700, Bob La Londe
wrote:

On 1/13/2018 11:47 AM, Paul K. Dickman wrote:
It's a little belated, but it's time again to raise a glass. Hard to believe
that it has been 17 years.
Mourning his passing has become a metaphor for mourning the heyday of this
group and the time when we were a powerhouse of metal working experience.

So I raise a glass of brown ale to Teenut and all the others I miss, whether
they passed away or just passed on RCM when the signal to noise ratio got
too low.

Pete Albrecht, Scott Logan, Marv Klotz, Phil Kangas, Spehro, Fitch, Ernie,
Ted Edwards,Brian Lawson, Gary Coffman even Doug Goncz, who's crazy as a
bedbug, but always entertaining, I miss you all.
Cheers guys.



Paul K. Dickman

CLINK!

I never conversed with him that I recall. I've been on Usenet since the
early 90s, but didn't get onto this group until much later. I have read
a few of his posts in quote.

I still see Pete Albrect occasionally. He returned from Switzerland
not long ago, where he was shooting in Swiss target rifle matches.


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On Sun, 14 Jan 2018 14:42:15 -0500, "Phil Kangas"
wrote:


"DoN. Nichols" wrote in message
...
On 2018-01-13, Paul K. Dickman
wrote:
It's a little belated, but it's time again to raise a
glass. Hard to believe
that it has been 17 years.
Mourning his passing has become a metaphor for mourning
the heyday of this
group and the time when we were a powerhouse of metal
working experience.

So I raise a glass of brown ale to Teenut and all the
others I miss, whether
they passed away or just passed on RCM when the signal to
noise ratio got
too low.

Consider a glass raised in spirit, if not in reality. I'm
currently on so many medications that it would almost
certainly be a bad
thing to do.

I certainly miss him

Pete Albrecht, Scott Logan, Marv Klotz, Phil Kangas,
Spehro, Fitch, Ernie,
Ted Edwards,Brian Lawson, Gary Coffman even Doug Goncz,
who's crazy as a
bedbug, but always entertaining, I miss you all.
Cheers guys.



Paul K. Dickman

Take care,
DoN.


Yes, here's to Teenut. May he RIP... clink ;)

(Clink!)


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On 14-Jan-18 2:47 AM, Paul K. Dickman wrote:
It's a little belated, but it's time again to raise a glass. Hard to believe
that it has been 17 years.
Mourning his passing has become a metaphor for mourning the heyday of this
group and the time when we were a powerhouse of metal working experience.

So I raise a glass of brown ale to Teenut and all the others I miss, whether
they passed away or just passed on RCM when the signal to noise ratio got
too low.

Pete Albrecht, Scott Logan, Marv Klotz, Phil Kangas, Spehro, Fitch, Ernie,
Ted Edwards,Brian Lawson, Gary Coffman even Doug Goncz, who's crazy as a
bedbug, but always entertaining, I miss you all.
Cheers guys.



Paul K. Dickman




Is Don Foreman still around?

He used to re-visit occasionally but I've not seen him post for ages.
He had a great writing style.