Twentieth Annual Captain Zoom April First Parody Press Release.

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Twentieth Annual Captain Zoom April First Parody Press Release.

You've heard of the Polish Virus; "please erase your own hard drive."

Well, Captain Zoom has outdone any parody that I, or anyone else,
could ever write.

See for yourself: http://evilurl.com/anallips

[Kyle Boatright]

Did this count as Zoom's annual anti SnF rant, or is there more to come?

Also, wonder what the real story is on him leaving Florida?

Enquiring minds and all that...

KB


> wrote in message
...
> Aero Gnus disinformation Network
>
> Twentieth Annual Captain Zoom April First Parody Press Release.
>
> You've heard of the Polish Virus; "please erase your own hard drive."
>
> Well, Captain Zoom has outdone any parody that I, or anyone else,
> could ever write.
>
> See for yourself: http://evilurl.com/anallips

[Dan[_2_]]

Kyle Boatright wrote:
> Did this count as Zoom's annual anti SnF rant, or is there more to come?
>
> Also, wonder what the real story is on him leaving Florida?
>
> Enquiring minds and all that...
>
> KB
>

Ducking lawsuits? An excuse to not try getting into SnF?

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

[BobR]

On Apr 1, 7:08 pm, wrote:
> Aero Gnus disinformation Network
>
> Twentieth Annual Captain Zoom April First Parody Press Release.
>
> You've heard of the Polish Virus; "please erase your own hard drive."
>
> Well, Captain Zoom has outdone any parody that I, or anyone else,
> could ever write.
>
> See for yourself:http://evilurl.com/anallips

Its just another one of the CAMPBELL April FOOL jokes.

[red12049[_1_]]

One can only presume that either this is his April Fools story, or that
business is bad, and he is making an attempt to increase business before
making his last gasp....


> wrote in message
...
> Aero Gnus disinformation Network
>
> Twentieth Annual Captain Zoom April First Parody Press Release.
>
> You've heard of the Polish Virus; "please erase your own hard drive."
>
> Well, Captain Zoom has outdone any parody that I, or anyone else,
> could ever write.
>
> See for yourself: http://evilurl.com/anallips

[[email protected]]

On Apr 2, 9:36 am, "red12049" > wrote:
> One can only presume that either this is his April Fools story, or that
> business is bad, and he is making an attempt to increase business before
> making his last gasp....
>
> > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
>
>
> > Aero Gnus disinformation Network
>
> > Twentieth Annual Captain Zoom April First Parody Press Release.
>
> > You've heard of the Polish Virus; "please erase your own hard drive."
>
> > Well, Captain Zoom has outdone any parody that I, or anyone else,
> > could ever write.
>
> > See for yourself:http://evilurl.com/anallips- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

No, his SnF rant was on 3-27-07 read Barnstorming 10.0... I think
that he left Florida just ahead of the Polk County Chamber of Commerce
forming up with torches and tar buckets. In reality I believe that he
left for the same reason that he ended up here. He arrived here
because he got Don Jones to bankroll him and this is where Jones was
based at that time. He must have found another fool that will soon be
parted with his money, How else can anyone explain his sudden
windfall, going to hire 30 people , buying a Glassair III and looking
for a Corporate plane. Last time I heard that kind of talk from him
was when he moved to Florida.

As his rants go this one is a pretty good. However if you have been
following his writing for about the last 20 years you can just change
the names and places. He is still talking about himself in the third
person and everyone is wrong but him.

Frank M Hitlaw

[Harry K]

On Apr 1, 5:08 pm, wrote:
> Aero Gnus disinformation Network
>
> Twentieth Annual Captain Zoom April First Parody Press Release.
>
> You've heard of the Polish Virus; "please erase your own hard drive."
>
> Well, Captain Zoom has outdone any parody that I, or anyone else,
> could ever write.
>
> See for yourself:http://evilurl.com/anallips

For a short April Fool all he has to do is post his claims for hours
and types flown.

Harry K

[olympusE1]

On Apr 1, 5:08 pm, wrote:
> Aero Gnus disinformation Network
>
> Twentieth Annual Captain Zoom April First Parody Press Release.
>
> You've heard of the Polish Virus; "please erase your own hard drive."
>
> Well, Captain Zoom has outdone any parody that I, or anyone else,
> could ever write.
>
> See for yourself:http://evilurl.com/anallips

....interesting that in his rant he claims to be living at an airpark,
["In the meantime, though, we've got great new digs that put us right
on a lovely little airpark a ways up North, with a great home office,
a nice big hangar right outside the door."] but when i google earth'd
the address hitlaw provided it is nowhere near an airport. it's near
the I-40/NC-54 interchange.

as for the cash to buy the house, the glasair and all the rest, my
guess is someone died and left him the money.

[Lee McGee]

It is actually a pretty good website.

Specifically, http://www.aero-news.net/index.cfm is the index of news part
of the site and there is a good list of "funny" aviation related April Fools
articles under the 2007/04/01 section.

Some funny stuff there, and if you check the rest of the index, the site and
its incoming news have been updated often in past 3 days. It is not easy
to make a good internet site and keep it up to date, they have done good
work on this. The update pace seems similar to Avweb.

I remember the Zoom usenet wars since the mid 1990s like they were
yesterday. It is a new millenium.

Check it out with an open mind? Really it is not a bad website. The site
could use some editing of Jim Campbell's overly-zealous writing style
however... just an opinion.


Lee McGee
Mount Aukum, California

[ChuckSlusarczyk]

In article >, Kyle Boatright
says...
>
>Did this count as Zoom's annual anti SnF rant, or is there more to come?
>
>Also, wonder what the real story is on him leaving Florida?
>
>Enquiring minds and all that...

I haven't heard any real SnF ranting yet .But my $100.00 reward for anyone who
sees zoom or his plane at SnF and tells me where it is and we catch him still
stands .Might even throw in a fifth of Muzzle Loader for good measure.LOL!!

Chuck S RAH 14-1 /ret

[ChuckSlusarczyk]

In article >, Richard Riley says...
>No, Bob, check the date. It's for real.
>
>Apparently he's gotten some people to believe he's setting up his
>"Aero-Fest" at Horace Williams airport.
>
>It's going to be interesting, once he starts stiffing a few people and
>getting the local PD ****ed. The legal system in NC is VERY different
>from FL.

I'd like to see him tangle with some of those good ol boys LOL!! Wonder who he
scamed this time?

Chuck S RAH 14/1 ret

[ChuckSlusarczyk]

In article . com>, olympusE1
says...
>> See for yourself:http://evilurl.com/anallips
>
>...interesting that in his rant he claims to be living at an airpark,
>["In the meantime, though, we've got great new digs that put us right
>on a lovely little airpark a ways up North, with a great home office,
>a nice big hangar right outside the door."] but when i google earth'd
>the address hitlaw provided it is nowhere near an airport. it's near
>the I-40/NC-54 interchange.
>
>as for the cash to buy the house, the glasair and all the rest, my
>guess is someone died and left him the money.

Probably living in his VW Bus and parking under the overpass.Anyone have the N
number of the Glasair?

Chuck S

[Steve Foley]

"ChuckSlusarczyk" > wrote in message

>Might even throw in a fifth of Muzzle Loader for good measure.LOL!!
>
> Chuck S RAH 14-1 /ret
>

Please throw it gently. I understand it's somewhat explosive <g>

[Ron Wanttaja]

On Mon, 2 Apr 2007 10:43:45 -0700, "Lee McGee" > wrote:

> Check it out with an open mind? Really it is not a bad website. The site
> could use some editing of Jim Campbell's overly-zealous writing style
> however... just an opinion.

I respect your opinion, Lee, but the issue for some of us is journalistic
ethics. For example, Campbell wrote a slam piece on a person without
identifying that person as his ex-fiance. And denied the relationship, when
confronted about it in this newsgroup.

Sure, this happened about 13 years ago. But what's to keep it from happening
again? More to the point, how would one *know*?

Is Campbell's continued negative editorial stance against Chuck and CGS the
product of a continual stream of dissatisfied customers, or is that Campbell has
lost all editorial neutrality, where Chuck and CGS is concerned? Is Campbell
supporting the Rocket Racing League through a serious belief in its benefit of
aviation, or because he's slated to fly one of the rockets? Or because of the
"exclusive" coverage ANN is granted?

Again, how do we know?

Ron Wanttaja

[Morgans[_2_]]

"ChuckSlusarczyk" > wrote

> I haven't heard any real SnF ranting yet .But my $100.00 reward for anyone
> who
> sees zoom or his plane at SnF and tells me where it is and we catch him
> still
> stands .Might even throw in a fifth of Muzzle Loader for good
> measure.LOL!!

A whole fifth of M.L, all at one place, in one bottle?

Surely, that must be illegal, or at least demand hazardous materials storage
procedures to become active!
--
Jim in NC

[olympusE1]

On Apr 2, 12:05 pm, Ron Wanttaja > wrote:
> On Mon, 2 Apr 2007 10:43:45 -0700, "Lee McGee" > wrote:
> > Check it out with an open mind? Really it is not a bad website. The site
> > could use some editing of Jim Campbell's overly-zealous writing style
> > however... just an opinion.
>
> I respect your opinion, Lee, but the issue for some of us is journalistic
> ethics. For example, Campbell wrote a slam piece on a person without
> identifying that person as his ex-fiance. And denied the relationship, when
> confronted about it in this newsgroup.
>
> Sure, this happened about 13 years ago. But what's to keep it from happening
> again? More to the point, how would one *know*?
>
> Is Campbell's continued negative editorial stance against Chuck and CGS the
> product of a continual stream of dissatisfied customers, or is that Campbell has
> lost all editorial neutrality, where Chuck and CGS is concerned? Is Campbell
> supporting the Rocket Racing League through a serious belief in its benefit of
> aviation, or because he's slated to fly one of the rockets? Or because of the
> "exclusive" coverage ANN is granted?
>
> Again, how do we know?
>
> Ron Wanttaja

too, he is litigiously involved with an airframe manufacturer whom he
claims, in his april fool rant, has been adopted by angelina jolie.
while that part of the "article" might conceivably be mistaken for an
attempt at humor, "quoting" jolie as having said "the XL2 was even
given a 'Highly Recommended' review by ANN Publisher Jim Campbell
following a 2002 flight test -- the company fell into a troubled state
of affairs in recent years following a series of missed production and
certification deadlines" isn't funny at all, nor is it meant to be.

so, given that it appeared in the april fool rant, are we then to
assume that liberty is doing just fine and dandy, or is the whole
exercise a cheap shot buried amidst other sad attempts at "humor," at
the other side in the lawsuit that you, as writer, editor and
publisher, are involved with?

you decide.

then there's chuck and sun&fun, two areas where his lack of even the
most basic standards of journalistic integrity is nothing short of
astounding.

as for his writing style... let me know when he buys one.

....and never forget his pet rat.

[Morgans[_2_]]

> I'd like to see him tangle with some of those good ol boys LOL!! Wonder
> who he
> scamed this time?
>
> Chuck S RAH 14/1 ret

He won't tangle with the good ol boys more than once. They'll just shoot
his ass.

I'm only about half kidding. About a half of the pick-ups you see on the
road are carrying concealed, or not concealed, legally, or illegally.

For people passing through, if somebody cuts you off, or ****es you off,
don't honk your horn at them. The next sound you may hear is shots being
fired.

Sad, but not far from accurate.
--
Jim in NC

[BobR]

On Apr 2, 12:43 pm, "Lee McGee" > wrote:
> It is actually a pretty good website.
>
> Specifically, http://www.aero-news.net/index.cfmis the index of news part
> of the site and there is a good list of "funny" aviation related April Fools
> articles under the 2007/04/01 section.
>
> Some funny stuff there, and if you check the rest of the index, the site and
> its incoming news have been updated often in past 3 days. It is not easy
> to make a good internet site and keep it up to date, they have done good
> work on this. The update pace seems similar to Avweb.
>
> I remember the Zoom usenet wars since the mid 1990s like they were
> yesterday. It is a new millenium.
>
> Check it out with an open mind? Really it is not a bad website. The site
> could use some editing of Jim Campbell's overly-zealous writing style
> however... just an opinion.
>
> Lee McGee
> Mount Aukum, California

Lee,

I put it into the same category that I now put the 60-Minutes TV News
Magazine into after finding out that they faked the story on the AUDI
some years back and then did a similar job on the Chevy Pickup Truck.
Every story they do now must be questioned as to rather it is real or
contrived. The same is true for ANN and Jim Campbell, I don't trust
anything printed on that web site because I can never be certain that
it is factual.

[ChuckSlusarczyk]

In article m>, BobR says...

>
>I put it into the same category that I now put the 60-Minutes TV News
>Magazine into after finding out that they faked the story on the AUDI
>some years back and then did a similar job on the Chevy Pickup Truck.
>Every story they do now must be questioned as to rather it is real or
>contrived. The same is true for ANN and Jim Campbell, I don't trust
>anything printed on that web site because I can never be certain that
>it is factual.
>

Same for me ,my beef with zoom started with his lack of credibility on what he
wrote and claimed. As I always said "Credibility it was always about
credibility".

Chuck S RAH-14/1 ret

[ChuckSlusarczyk]

In article >, Morgans says...
>
>
>"ChuckSlusarczyk" > wrote
>
>> I haven't heard any real SnF ranting yet .But my $100.00 reward for anyone
>> who
>> sees zoom or his plane at SnF and tells me where it is and we catch him
>> still
>> stands .Might even throw in a fifth of Muzzle Loader for good
>> measure.LOL!!
>
>A whole fifth of M.L, all at one place, in one bottle?
>
>Surely, that must be illegal, or at least demand hazardous materials storage
>procedures to become active!

I'm always real,real careful :-)

Chuck S

[Morgans[_2_]]

"ChuckSlusarczyk" > wrote

> I'm always real,real careful :-)

Yeah, right! NOT ! ! !

A few years back, you KILLED BoB U. It is lucky that he had a very strong
immune system! <ggg>
--
Jim in NC

[JGalban via AviationKB.com]

BobR wrote:
>I put it into the same category that I now put the 60-Minutes TV News
>Magazine into after finding out that they faked the story on the AUDI
>some years back and then did a similar job on the Chevy Pickup Truck.

I believe that was NBC's Dateline that did the exploding Chevy Truck trick.
Not much difference, though. Shoddy reporting, misinformation and
obfuscation have become the rule rather than the exception these days.

John Galban=====>N4BQ (PA28-180)

--
Message posted via AviationKB.com
http://www.aviationkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/homebuilt/200704/1

[[email protected]]

On Apr 3, 2:00 am, ChuckSlusarczyk
> wrote:
> In article . com>, olympusE1
> says...
>
> >> See for yourself:http://evilurl.com/anallips
>
> >...interesting that in his rant he claims to be living at an airpark,
> >["In the meantime, though, we've got great new digs that put us right
> >on a lovely little airpark a ways up North, with a great home office,
> >a nice big hangar right outside the door."] but when i google earth'd
> >the address hitlaw provided it is nowhere near an airport. it's near
> >the I-40/NC-54 interchange.
>
> >as for the cash to buy the house, the glasair and all the rest, my
> >guess is someone died and left him the money.
>
> Probably living in his VW Bus and parking under the overpass.Anyone have the N
> number of the Glasair?
>
> Chuck S


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This is where I found the address,a couple of months ago he wrote
about acquiring a Glasair III. He put the N number in the article.

Frank M.Hitlaw

[BobR]

On Apr 2, 7:42 pm, "JGalban via AviationKB.com" <u32749@uwe> wrote:
> BobR wrote:
> >I put it into the same category that I now put the 60-Minutes TV News
> >Magazine into after finding out that they faked the story on the AUDI
> >some years back and then did a similar job on the Chevy Pickup Truck.
>
> I believe that was NBC's Dateline that did the exploding Chevy Truck trick.
> Not much difference, though. Shoddy reporting, misinformation and
> obfuscation have become the rule rather than the exception these days.
>
> John Galban=====>N4BQ (PA28-180)
>
> --
> Message posted via AviationKB.comhttp://www.aviationkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/homebuilt/200704/1

They are all more interested in ratings and increasing their fees for
ads than telling the truth. I don't put a great deal of faith in any
of the media, especially the news mags. What really gets to me is
when they will play both sides of the fence and then pat themselves on
the back.

[Barnyard BOb]

On Mon, 02 Apr 2007 19:05:03 GMT, "Steve Foley"
> wrote:

>"ChuckSlusarczyk" > wrote in message
>
>>Might even throw in a fifth of Muzzle Loader for good measure.LOL!!
>>
>> Chuck S RAH 14-1 /ret
>>
>
>Please throw it gently. I understand it's somewhat explosive <g>

-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Steve,
It doesn't need to explode to kill ya!

Try drinking it.


- Barnyard BOb -

[cavelamb himself]

Barnyard BOb wrote:

> On Mon, 02 Apr 2007 19:05:03 GMT, "Steve Foley"
> > wrote:
>
>
>>"ChuckSlusarczyk" > wrote in message
>>
>>
>>>Might even throw in a fifth of Muzzle Loader for good measure.LOL!!
>>>
>>>Chuck S RAH 14-1 /ret
>>>
>>
>>Please throw it gently. I understand it's somewhat explosive <g>
>
>
> -=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
>
> Steve,
> It doesn't need to explode to kill ya!
>
> Try drinking it.
>
>
> - Barnyard BOb -

Anybody seen the MSDS on this stuff???

[Steve Foley]

"Barnyard BOb" > wrote in message
>
> Try drinking it.
>
>
> - Barnyard BOb -

I'm working on it. Maybe this year.

[Al G[_1_]]

"Harry K" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> On Apr 1, 5:08 pm, wrote:
>> Aero Gnus disinformation Network
>>
>> Twentieth Annual Captain Zoom April First Parody Press Release.
>>
>> You've heard of the Polish Virus; "please erase your own hard drive."
>>
>> Well, Captain Zoom has outdone any parody that I, or anyone else,
>> could ever write.
>>
>> See for yourself:http://evilurl.com/anallips
>
> For a short April Fool all he has to do is post his claims for hours
> and types flown.
>
> Harry K
>

Hey, He did say:

>So... we're in the process of reaching agreements with some VERY talented
> >persons, with solid credentials and backgrounds --

If he can get anyone with "solid credentials and backgrounds" to talk to
him,
this is an improvement. Everyone that I've talked with, that meets that
description, won't allow their name used in the same sentence, if fact they
run like the wind.

Al G

[Steve Foley]

"Al G" > wrote in message
...


> Hey, He did say:
>
>>So... we're in the process of reaching agreements with some VERY talented
>> >persons, with solid credentials and backgrounds --
>
> If he can get anyone with "solid credentials and backgrounds" to talk to
> him,
> this is an improvement. Everyone that I've talked with, that meets that
> description, won't allow their name used in the same sentence, if fact
> they run like the wind.
>
> Al G
>
>

Maybe the 'agreements' could also be called 'settlements'.

[Al G[_1_]]

"Steve Foley" > wrote in message
...
> "Al G" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>
>> Hey, He did say:
>>
>>>So... we're in the process of reaching agreements with some VERY talented
>>> >persons, with solid credentials and backgrounds --
>>
>> If he can get anyone with "solid credentials and backgrounds" to talk to
>> him,
>> this is an improvement. Everyone that I've talked with, that meets that
>> description, won't allow their name used in the same sentence, if fact
>> they run like the wind.
>>
>> Al G
>>
>>
>
> Maybe the 'agreements' could also be called 'settlements'.
>
>
Oh yea, those. You are probably right.

"reaching agreements with some VERY talented persons, with solid credentials
and backgrounds" i.e. Talking with the Police.

Al G

[Dan[_2_]]

Barnyard BOb wrote:
> On Mon, 02 Apr 2007 19:05:03 GMT, "Steve Foley"
> > wrote:
>
>> "ChuckSlusarczyk" > wrote in message
>>
>>> Might even throw in a fifth of Muzzle Loader for good measure.LOL!!
>>>
>>> Chuck S RAH 14-1 /ret
>>>
>> Please throw it gently. I understand it's somewhat explosive <g>
>
> -=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
>
> Steve,
> It doesn't need to explode to kill ya!
>
> Try drinking it.
>
>
> - Barnyard BOb -

Would NASA be interested in it as a propellant?

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

[Ron Wanttaja]

On Tue, 03 Apr 2007 21:56:37 -0700, Richard Riley >
wrote:

> He has since distilled about 50 gallons of 90% ethanol which is being
> used [for rocket fuel]
>
> The ISP isn't as good as LH2, or even as good as Kerosene, but if you
> spill it on the ground it doesn't require a Hazmat team to clean it
> up.

Sounds like a job for Unka Bob! :-)

Ron Wanttaja

[Barnyard BOb]

>Richard Riley wrote:
>
>> He has since distilled about 50 gallons of 90% ethanol which is being
>> used [for rocket fuel]
>>
>> The ISP isn't as good as LH2, or even as good as Kerosene, but if you
>> spill it on the ground it doesn't require a Hazmat team to clean it
>> up.
>
>Sounds like a job for Unka Bob! :-)
>
>Ron Wanttaja
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

My Grandpa pioneered the ingesting of kerosene as a
substitute for legal booze during the days of Prohibition
and more or less.... survived.

Could be that my talents/capacities are inherited....
and my future foretold.


- Unka BOb -

[ChuckSlusarczyk]

In article >, Barnyard BOb says...
>
>
>>Richard Riley wrote:
>>
>>> He has since distilled about 50 gallons of 90% ethanol which is being
>>> used [for rocket fuel]
>>>
>>> The ISP isn't as good as LH2, or even as good as Kerosene, but if you
>>> spill it on the ground it doesn't require a Hazmat team to clean it
>>> up.
>>
>>Sounds like a job for Unka Bob! :-)
>>
>>Ron Wanttaja
>-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
>
>My Grandpa pioneered the ingesting of kerosene as a
>substitute for legal booze during the days of Prohibition
>and more or less.... survived.
>
>Could be that my talents/capacities are inherited....
>and my future foretold.

It's genetics Unka Bob.Just like the Osbornes were bred for teeth and singing
some peoples genes are for other stuff.Yours are for " survivability of liquid
injested toxins" or SLIT. I was witness to your skills and to your rebirth. Your
Dziadek would be proud of you :-)

See ya
Nefoo Chuck













Yours are for

[Barnyard BOb]

>>My Grandpa pioneered the ingesting of kerosene as a
>>substitute for legal booze during the days of Prohibition
>>and more or less.... survived.
>>
>>Could be that my talents/capacities are inherited....
>>and my future foretold.
>
>It's genetics Unka Bob.Just like the Osbornes were bred for teeth and singing
>some peoples genes are for other stuff.Yours are for " survivability of liquid
>injested toxins" or SLIT. I was witness to your skills and to your rebirth.

>Your Dziadek would be proud of you :-)
>
>See ya
>Nefoo Chuck
-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

As a toddler in the early1940's, I was taught
to call my mother's father.... "Dzia-dzia".

Oh, how the long gone memories come flooding back!
Brings more than a simple tear to this old man's failing eyes.


Unka' BOb - over a half century of powered flight

[ChuckSlusarczyk]

In article >, Barnyard BOb says...
>
>
>>>My Grandpa pioneered the ingesting of kerosene as a
>>>substitute for legal booze during the days of Prohibition
>>>and more or less.... survived.
>>>
>>>Could be that my talents/capacities are inherited....
>>>and my future foretold.
>>
>>It's genetics Unka Bob.Just like the Osbornes were bred for teeth and singing
>>some peoples genes are for other stuff.Yours are for " survivability of liquid
>>injested toxins" or SLIT. I was witness to your skills and to your rebirth.
>
>>Your Dziadek would be proud of you :-)
>>
>>See ya
>>Nefoo Chuck
>-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
>
>As a toddler in the early1940's, I was taught
>to call my mother's father.... "Dzia-dzia".
>
>Oh, how the long gone memories come flooding back!
>Brings more than a simple tear to this old man's failing eyes.

I know what you mean...we used either Dzia-Dzia or Dziadek as terms of
endearment. Ah the good old days. Got kielbasi,szynka,jajka and Babka ready for
Sunday along with beet horseradish. Easter wouldn't be Easter without that good
stuff.
Wesola Wielkanoc

Nefoo Karol

[Morgans[_2_]]

"Barnyard BOb" > wrote
>
> As a toddler in the early1940's, I was taught
> to call my mother's father.... "Dzia-dzia".
>
> Oh, how the long gone memories come flooding back!
> Brings more than a simple tear to this old man's failing eyes.


So, now I am starting to think that Chuck and you share a similar heritage?

That explains a LoT! <g>

Now we'll have to call you BoB UrbanSki ! ;-)
--
Jim in NC

[Montblack]

("Morgans" wrote)
> Now we'll have to call you BoB UrbanSki ! ;-)


I went to school with Urbanskis


Montblack

[Dan[_2_]]

Montblack wrote:
> ("Morgans" wrote)
>> Now we'll have to call you BoB UrbanSki ! ;-)
>
>
> I went to school with Urbanskis
>
>
> Montblack
>
>

I used Urbanskis for downhill.

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

[ChuckSlusarczyk]

In article >, Montblack says...
>
>("Morgans" wrote)
>> Now we'll have to call you BoB UrbanSki ! ;-)
>
>
>I went to school with Urbanskis


No Urbanski's in my parts all I ever knew was Urbans without the ski. Your
probably thinking of Kenny Swiatowski , Barb Sotowski ,Carol Kowalski or Walter
Wiesniewski, I went to school with them .Also not to forget Ray Strucznski ,Ted
Polanski , Father Szczpinski or Tony Zawistowski my next door neighbor.There's
more but I ran out of consonants :-)

Happy Easter
Chuck S

[Richard Isakson]

"ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote ...
.. Got kielbasi,szynka,jajka and Babka ready for
> Sunday along with beet horseradish. Easter wouldn't be Easter without that
good
> stuff.

Chuck,

I stopped by to see Misha, a Polish friend mine today. She had just
finnished making Babka and offered me a piece. Darn, that stuff is good!
For others, it's a sweet Bread/cake with nuts and fruit mixed in. Good
stuff.

Rich

[ChuckSlusarczyk]

In article >, Richard Isakson
says...
>
>
>"ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote ...
>. Got kielbasi,szynka,jajka and Babka ready for
>> Sunday along with beet horseradish. Easter wouldn't be Easter without that
>good
>> stuff.
>
>Chuck,
>
>I stopped by to see Misha, a Polish friend mine today. She had just
>finnished making Babka and offered me a piece. Darn, that stuff is good!
>For others, it's a sweet Bread/cake with nuts and fruit mixed in. Good
>stuff.

Hi Rich
As I always said it's good to have friends and better to have friends that cook
:-) I like Babka with raisens but it's all good. A nice thick slice of Babka
with some homemade maslo (butter) a hot cup of coffee and life is good.

Happy Easter

Chuck S

[Barnyard BOb]

>> ("Morgans" wrote)
>>> Now we'll have to call you BoB UrbanSki ! ;-)
>>
>>
>> I went to school with Urbanskis
>>
>>
>> Montblack
>>
>>
>
>I used Urbanskis for downhill.
>
>Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-

Dan,
The only skis in my family are.... Jasinskis.

Other than that, Chadukiewicz is the only
other prominent moniker in my family tree.

Kinda' up there with.... Slusarczyk!

P.S.
Anybody up for a game of Polish Scrabble?


- Barnyard BOb -

[Barnyard BOb]

"Morgans" wrote:
>
>"Barnyard BOb" > wrote
>>
>> As a toddler in the early1940's, I was taught
>> to call my mother's father.... "Dzia-dzia".
>>
>> Oh, how the long gone memories come flooding back!
>> Brings more than a simple tear to this old man's failing eyes.
>
>
>So, now I am starting to think that Chuck and you share a similar heritage?
>
>That explains a LoT! <g>
>
>Now we'll have to call you BoB UrbanSki ! ;-)
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Morgans:

So...
The light bulb finally went off in your head?
Congratulations!
Better late than never.

Happy Easter to you and all in the land of RAH.


- Barnyard BOb -

[Morgans[_2_]]

"Barnyard BOb" > wrote
>
> Anybody up for a game of Polish Scrabble?

Or how about Wheel of Fortune?

Would somebody please buy a vowel? <g>
--
Jim in NC

[Morgans[_2_]]

"Barnyard BOb" > wrote

> So...
> The light bulb finally went off in your head?
> Congratulations!
> Better late than never.
>
> Happy Easter to you and all in the land of RAH.

Yep. I'm pretty bright, after all.

My pop calls me "son." <g>
--
Jim in NC

[Barnyard BOb]

"Morgans" > wrote:


>"Barnyard BOb" > wrote
>>
>> Anybody up for a game of Polish Scrabble?
>
>Or how about Wheel of Fortune?
>
>Would somebody please buy a vowel? <g>


Heh. Heh.
Hell Morgans, Let's just buy them *ALL* fer grins.
We're loaded with cyber cash!!!

Here's the display after purchasing *EVERY VOWEL*.

__i__ie_ _a_i_ie__ ___e_i__i


GIVE UP???


Hint:
Jimmy Carter's National Security Advisor.


ANSWER:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zbigniew_Brzezinski


- Barnyard BOb -

[Morgans[_2_]]

"Barnyard BOb" <> wrote

> Here's the display after purchasing *EVERY VOWEL*.
>
> __i__ie_ _a_i_ie__ ___e_i__i
>

That's easy for _you_ to say! <g>
--
Jim in NC

[Barnyard BOb]

"Morgans" wrote:

>
>"Barnyard BOb" <> wrote
>
>> Here's the display after purchasing *EVERY VOWEL*.
>>
>> __i__ie_ _a_i_ie__ ___e_i__i
>>
>
>That's easy for _you_ to say! <g>
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

You can handle it.
I have faith. <g>

Phollow these fonics....


ZBEEG-nyeff
Zbigniew


ber-zheh-ZEEN-skee
Brzezinski


- Barnyard BOb -

[Morgans[_2_]]

"Barnyard BOb" > wrote

> You can handle it.
> I have faith. <g>
>
> Phollow these fonics....
>
>
> ZBEEG-nyeff
> Zbigniew
>
>
> ber-zheh-ZEEN-skee
> Brzezinski

Is that how you do it? I thought it was something like:

Zbig$*&#!%&

Brrz$&*%!#%$

<g>
--
Jim in NC