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Well today at 4:00 PM we play Montana St. I was specially selected to work
today's game, cause no one else could or would work it. I'll be finishing
up an Analysis Project for my research methods class, while watchin' ASU run
all over Montana St., I hope!

On or about the 8th or 9th of Dec. we will play either Illinois St. or
Youngstown St., with the blessings of Allah(PBUH), Jesus H. Christ (PBUH),
Buddha (PBUH), Vishnu (PBUH), Zeus (PBUH), Athena (PBUH), Foghorn Leghorn
(PBUH).

I-AA brackets can be found he http://tinyurl.com/y42692


I have lost 99% of the grip in both hands and am having great difficulty
typing this post, but I will be in the capable hands of Dr. Maxy on Dec.
8th, at which time I hope to regain my hands.

OBROFF--I bumped into coach Moore, ASU's venerable leader, the other day at
the Physical Plant Warehouse. He was scouting large chalk boards and as
ASU's (OLD & TBC) Outside Lighting Director and The ******* Child, I was
procuring some high-pressure sodium lamps. Having a few minutes on our
hands, which is all that my hands can handle, presently, we discussed
sportz. I congratulated the coach on last seasons National Championship and
this seasons victories and SoCon Championship. Fly fishing came up, don't
remember how but I'm certain that I didn't mention it :~^ ) As it turns
out, coach Moore is a very pleasant and friendly sort of fella. He said
that he had been fly fishing out on Montana, but hadn't had an opportunity
to do any locally. I, humbly, offered to guide him--for some championship
tickets--and he reluctantly accepted. He asked for my ph.# and said he'd
become a real nuisance, come Spring. I sure hope he's as honest as he is
personable. I really need the connection, having told our new Physical
Plant Director, my BIG BOSS, and recently retired Navy Capt., to "Blow me!
You filthy pig-mouthed *******!" Which he took very well, I might add, but
everyone else in the room seemed to have vapor-locked?

But I digress.

Op

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"Opus" wrote in message
...
Well today at 4:00 PM we play Montana St. I was specially selected to
work today's game, cause no one else could or would work it. I'll be
finishing up an Analysis Project for my research methods class, while
watchin' ASU run all over Montana St., I hope!

in view of the presence of my pride and joy, baby boy, anthony, at app
st as a freshman, i have supported the mountaineers with a vigor second only
to that expended on my beloved, but currently wretched, tar heels.
if you happen to see a fairly tall kid with black moptop hair and
matching beard wandering around the stadium in search of a clue and an easy
lady, tell him his daddy said "good hunting"...

wow, mark, i am really vibing for your recovery. keep us apprised of
your progress.

yfitp
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Opus typed:
snip
I have lost 99% of the grip in both hands and am having great
difficulty typing this post, but I will be in the capable hands of
Dr. Maxy on Dec. 8th, at which time I hope to regain my hands.

Good luck with the surgery, Mark.
--
TL,
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Op
Best of luck to you and the team........Get yourself some software
and a mic so all ya have ta do is speak and the words magically apear
on the screen.........Seriously get them hands back so when you
accidently brush against a womens bosom you will be able to feel and
hold on if she likes it if not at least you will be able to defend
youself................

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Opus wrote:

..... but I will be in the capable hands of Dr. Maxy on Dec.
8th, at which time I hope to regain my hands.

Good luck with the operation, Mark.

JR

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Mike wrote:
Op
Best of luck to you and the team........Get yourself some software
and a mic so all ya have ta do is speak and the words magically apear
on the screen.........

If you are running XP, you already have it.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306901

And personally, from someone who gets almost suicidally depressed when
his back goes out, I am stunned and in awe of your fortitude through
this.

--riverman

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"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
m...

in view of the presence of my pride and joy, baby boy, anthony, at app
st as a freshman, i have supported the mountaineers with a vigor second
only to that expended on my beloved, but currently wretched, tar heels.
if you happen to see a fairly tall kid with black moptop hair and
matching beard wandering around the stadium in search of a clue and an
easy lady, tell him his daddy said "good hunting"...


There seemed to be many young "hunters" at the game. Where we park our
state vehicles, there's a group of regular drunken alumni. We hang with
them and get a kick out of their antics. One of 'em is the fella I
mentioned after the furman game who walked out of the stadium in his red
skivvies, having lost a bet on the points spread.

We kicked the **** out of Montana and the refs. Montana could do no wrong
and we must have received at least 5 unsportzman like conduct penalties?
Final score 38-17. http://www.goasu.com/

wow, mark, i am really vibing for your recovery. keep us apprised of
your progress.

I hope to be able to fend for myself, not too long after surgerey. But
failing that, my 73 y.o. mommie will tend to me. Thank Allah et al. for
mommie!

Op --thanks for the thoughts counselor--


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"Tim J." wrote in message
...

Opus typed:
snip
I have lost 99% of the grip in both hands and am having great
difficulty typing this post, but I will be in the capable hands of
Dr. Maxy on Dec. 8th, at which time I hope to regain my hands.

Good luck with the surgery, Mark.
--
TL,
Tim
Thank you sir, I'll do my very best.

Op

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"Mike" wrote in message
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Op
Best of luck to you and the team........Get yourself some software
and a mic so all ya have ta do is speak and the words magically apear
on the screen.........Seriously get them hands back so when you
accidently brush against a womens bosom you will be able to feel and
hold on if she likes it if not at least you will be able to defend
youself................

Funny you should mention wild women, Handyman. My partner, as in co-worker,
and I were sittin' in our state van, when this loverly, but somewhat
inebriated young lady comes up to the window and tells my partner to "get
your ass out of the truck!" She then look over at me and lets out a yell
that would cause my partner to nearly soil his britches. I think, "where do
I know this flaming young philly from. She hangs in the window shoutin'
"High Five!" Naturally, I high five her, numerous times. She informs us
that she works for the world's best law firm and says they are located in
Charlotte, NC. Well, I recognize a liar when I hear one, as I know the
world's best law firms are located in Greensboro, NC and Greenville, NC.
She bounds off, later to be seen with her head draped over the railing of
the home bleachers, passed out?

My partner did see a tattoo on her breast as she reached in to high five me.

I'll get better, I'll get better, as soon as I am able.

Thanks,

Op

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"JR" wrote in message
...
Opus wrote:

..... but I will be in the capable hands of Dr. Maxy on Dec. 8th, at
which time I hope to regain my hands.

Good luck with the operation, Mark.

JR

Thank you kindly sir!

Op

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"riverman" wrote in message
ups.com...

Mike wrote:
Op
Best of luck to you and the team........Get yourself some software
and a mic so all ya have ta do is speak and the words magically apear
on the screen.........

If you are running XP, you already have it.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306901

And personally, from someone who gets almost suicidally depressed when
his back goes out, I am stunned and in awe of your fortitude through
this.

--riverman

Thanks, but I should be fine, fingers crossed (ok, that didn't work?), by
the 15th of Dec. I had to wait to get to see the neuro-doc and then I was
too far into my research methods class to back out, not that I would have
anyway. My class ends Mon. at 6 PM, when I turn in my Analysis Project. I
only hope I passed this class. I hate to think I put myself thru the pain
of sittin' in front of a computer all thru thanksgiving, with only a short
break for dinner on Thurs. Not to mention the mental anguish! It's been a
while since I have taken a full blown exam, and our final was a full blown
bitch!

What really amazes me is that my back doesn't hurt, but my hands have
fingers have swollen, become so tender that I can't even shake hands, or
bump them. Unfortunately, bumping them isn't necessarily by choice :~^ (

Thanks for the thoughts,

Op

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On Sat, 2 Dec 2006 09:01:39 -0500, "Opus"
wrote:

Good luck on your surgery and your recovery from it.
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"Cyli" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 2 Dec 2006 09:01:39 -0500, "Opus"
wrote:

Good luck on your surgery and your recovery from it.

Thank you Cyli.

Actually, I'm hoping, beyond anything you can imagine, that luck has nothing
to do with the surgery. If luck is involved, I will no have done my
neuro-doctor research very well :~^ )

As far as the recovery goes, I'll need all the luck I can get!

Take care,

Op

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Opus wrote:

We kicked the **** out of Montana and the refs. Montana could do no wrong
and we must have received at least 5 unsportzman like conduct penalties?
Final score 38-17. http://www.goasu.com/


Actually, no. You may have put a wooping on Montana State- but you
won't see Montana for a couple of weeks. Montana has to take care of
buisness with UMass before they can play with ASU.

If that should come to pass, We are planning to be in Chatty on the
15th as we are going to be in Louisville for my daughter commissioning
in the Army Reserve.

jh

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Actually, no. You may have put a wooping on Montana State- but you
won't see Montana for a couple of weeks. Montana has to take care of
buisness with UMass before they can play with ASU.

You are correct sir! I neglected to add the "St." to Montana. We battle
Youngstown St. this Sat. at 4:00 PM and I sure hope Catawba Valley Medical
Center has ESPN, or I may have to have an ambulance transfer me to the
nearest hospital with cable and ESPN!

If that should come to pass, We are planning to be in Chatty on the
15th as we are going to be in Louisville for my daughter commissioning
in the Army Reserve.

If you are a Montana fan I wish you well against UMass. I can only hope ASU
has what it take to get to Chattanooga.

Congrats on your daughters Commision.

Op

jh

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Opus wrote:

You are correct sir! I neglected to add the "St." to Montana. We battle
Youngstown St. this Sat. at 4:00 PM and I sure hope Catawba Valley Medical
Center has ESPN, or I may have to have an ambulance transfer me to the
nearest hospital with cable and ESPN!

If you are a Montana fan I wish you well against UMass. I can only hope ASU
has what it take to get to Chattanooga.

Congrats on your daughters Commision.

Op

Well wishes and speedy recovery on your surgery!

I personally am a Montana State fan, but live in Missoula, It's pretty
much impossible not to follow the Griz living here. some with sterner
constitution than myself have managed. Actually, one daughter has a UM
degree (my reservist) and one has an MSU degree (my nurse). and the
Griz are the home town team- even if not my alma mater. My wife and I
have season tickets to the Griz games.

was really hoping for an all Montana championship game- don't know how
i'd have cheered that one.

best wishes, John.

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wrote in message
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Well wishes and speedy recovery on your surgery!

Thank you sir.

I personally am a Montana State fan, but live in Missoula, It's pretty
much impossible not to follow the Griz living here. some with sterner
constitution than myself have managed.

Your guyz put up a good fight and had many of us scared, especially, when
the Bobcats towered over our little team
:~^ (

Actually, one daughter has a UM
degree (my reservist) and one has an MSU degree (my nurse). and the
Griz are the home town team- even if not my alma mater. My wife and I
have season tickets to the Griz games.

was really hoping for an all Montana championship game- don't know how
i'd have cheered that one.

Very delicately, I'm sure.

Take care ad best of luck to your Grizzlys,

Op

best wishes, John.

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On 6 Dec 2006 09:43:58 -0800, wrote:


Opus wrote:

We kicked the **** out of Montana and the refs. Montana could do no wrong
and we must have received at least 5 unsportzman like conduct penalties?
Final score 38-17. http://www.goasu.com/


Actually, no. You may have put a wooping on Montana State- but you
won't see Montana for a couple of weeks. Montana has to take care of
buisness with UMass before they can play with ASU.

If that should come to pass, We are planning to be in Chatty on the
15th as we are going to be in Louisville for my daughter commissioning
in the Army Reserve.

So...what was Plan B? ;-)

That was a pretty good game to watch, with the score close to the end.
But the UMass defense was the dominant factor, and a good defense will wreak
havoc on a good offense. I'll have to check the stats but I suspect UMass's
offense doubled Montana's net yards.

Where is the final game being played?

/daytripper

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"daytripper" wrote in message
...

So...what was Plan B? ;-)

That was a pretty good game to watch, with the score close to the end.
But the UMass defense was the dominant factor, and a good defense will
wreak
havoc on a good offense. I'll have to check the stats but I suspect
UMass's
offense doubled Montana's net yards.

Where is the final game being played?

/daytripper

Chattynuga!

ASU plays Youngstown St. today at 4:00 PM, and it's being broadcast on ESPN.

I just got in from yesterday's surgery about 30 minutes ago. Had surgery at
11:00 AM and was released at 11:00 AM today. I'm at my home, didn't have to
stay at mother's or my aunt's place, but I can't drive for a week and have
to wear the neck brace for a week too :~^ (

Upside, 90 percocets! and no real pain to speak of. I already have regained
the strength in my hands, arms and shoulders!! It's amazing what a little
bit of back surgery can do for a fella. I'll likely go back to work after
next week, but I won't do anything...nothing....NADA...zilch!!! It's so
nice to feel whole again--physically that is. The doc said there is no hope
for me mentally or emotionally :~^ (

Op

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On Sat, 9 Dec 2006 13:53:14 -0500, "Opus" wrote:


"daytripper" wrote in message
.. .

So...what was Plan B? ;-)

That was a pretty good game to watch, with the score close to the end.
But the UMass defense was the dominant factor, and a good defense will
wreak
havoc on a good offense. I'll have to check the stats but I suspect
UMass's
offense doubled Montana's net yards.

Where is the final game being played?

/daytripper

Chattynuga!

ASU plays Youngstown St. today at 4:00 PM, and it's being broadcast on ESPN.

I just got in from yesterday's surgery about 30 minutes ago. Had surgery at
11:00 AM and was released at 11:00 AM today. I'm at my home, didn't have to
stay at mother's or my aunt's place, but I can't drive for a week and have
to wear the neck brace for a week too :~^ (

Upside, 90 percocets! and no real pain to speak of. I already have regained
the strength in my hands, arms and shoulders!! It's amazing what a little
bit of back surgery can do for a fella. I'll likely go back to work after
next week, but I won't do anything...nothing....NADA...zilch!!! It's so
nice to feel whole again--physically that is. The doc said there is no hope
for me mentally or emotionally :~^ (

Op


That sounds excellent, Mark.

In and out that quick and recovering function already, it sounds like you had
a micro-laminectomy done? I've had two, and the immediate results were as
profound as yours sounds. Just like flipping a switch.

I'll have to Tivo today's game to see what my home boyz are gonna face. This
whole playoff thing is pretty exciting - it's been 8 years since the last time
they were even in the playoffs, never mind contending for the 1AA
championship. And the UMA football operation usually runs a net yearly deficit
of a couple of million dollars, so this adventure might help them out next
year...to pry open those alumni wallets ;-)

/daytripper

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"daytripper" wrote in message
...


That sounds excellent, Mark.

It's most EXCELLENT, if I do say so myself!

In and out that quick and recovering function already, it sounds like you
had
a micro-laminectomy done? I've had two, and the immediate results were as
profound as yours sounds. Just like flipping a switch.

I don't recall the proceedures name--Cervical disc surgery?, but the doc
goes in from the front of my neck, cuts out a section of bone from the
*foramina/lamina*. Then he removes the disc, partially or completely. He
then take a bone segment to fuse the vertebrae. I chose to go with the
donor bone graft, as he said my recovery time would mainly depend on the
bone removed from my hip. He also said the pain factor shoots up, if he
uses my own bone. He srews a metal plate to the two vertebrae, to hold the
bone wedge in place, where the disc used to be.

Presently, the only pain I am experiencing is a sore throat form the
trach-tube, and repositioning of my esophogus during surgery. I LOVE MY
NEURO-DOC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll have to Tivo today's game to see what my home boyz are gonna face.
This
whole playoff thing is pretty exciting - it's been 8 years since the last
time
they were even in the playoffs, never mind contending for the 1AA
championship.

Last year was our first, if Im not mistaken. I just got a call from Dan
"the elevator man" Steiger. He's Otis' elevator man on campus and he has to
work all the games, because of the chancellor's box. He was callin' to
check on me, which naturally led a 30 minute talk. He said that Youngstown
St. makes us look like a pee wee league team :~^ ( he said the Youngstown
St. boyz are difinitely "corn fed!" He should know, as he's from Iowa
himself and no little bitty fella. I'm converting him from a worm dunker to
a real fisherman. He gave me a Knight black-powder .50 cal and I am giving
him a 5-6 wt. Reddington rod, a Diawa reel, and the necessary accoutrements
to get him on the water.

And the UMA football operation usually runs a net yearly deficit
of a couple of million dollars, so this adventure might help them out next
year...to pry open those alumni wallets ;-)

After we won last years championship, the sports program came into a bout 36
million in alumni monies, not to mention what it has done for us recruiting
atheletes and undergrads in general. If we win the championship this year,
I might eve get a raise :~^ )~

You wanna place a bet?

Op


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Opus typed:
snip football crap
I just got in from yesterday's surgery about 30 minutes ago. Had
surgery at 11:00 AM and was released at 11:00 AM today. I'm at my
home, didn't have to stay at mother's or my aunt's place, but I can't
drive for a week and have to wear the neck brace for a week too :~^ (

Upside, 90 percocets! and no real pain to speak of. I already have
regained the strength in my hands, arms and shoulders!! It's amazing
what a little bit of back surgery can do for a fella. I'll likely go
back to work after next week, but I won't do
anything...nothing....NADA...zilch!!! It's so nice to feel whole
again--physically that is.

Excellent news, Mark!

The doc said there is no hope for me mentally or emotionally :~^ (

Get a second opinion. . . and keep getting 'em until you get one you
like. Then marry her.
--
TL,
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Opus wrote:

Upside, 90 percocets! and no real pain to speak of.

Are you sure you were supposed to take them all at once? ;)

.....I already have regained
the strength in my hands, arms and shoulders!! It's amazing what a little
bit of back surgery can do for a fella. I'll likely go back to work after
next week, but I won't do anything...nothing....NADA...zilch!!! It's so
nice to feel whole again--physically that is.

Terrific news. Congratulations.

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On Sat, 9 Dec 2006 13:53:14 -0500, "Opus"
wrote:


I just got in from yesterday's surgery about 30 minutes ago. Had surgery at
11:00 AM and was released at 11:00 AM today. I'm at my home, didn't have to
stay at mother's or my aunt's place, but I can't drive for a week and have
to wear the neck brace for a week too :~^ (

Upside, 90 percocets! and no real pain to speak of. I already have regained
the strength in my hands, arms and shoulders!! It's amazing what a little
bit of back surgery can do for a fella. I'll likely go back to work after
next week, but I won't do anything...nothing....NADA...zilch!!! It's so
nice to feel whole again--physically that is. The doc said there is no hope
for me mentally or emotionally :~^ (

Excellent. Didn't want to say anything before, but about a year and a
half ago a friend had what was supposed to be a simple spine surgery
and she's well enough to drive now, but just being anything but a
veggie was a chance for a while there.

So glad yours went as planned and predicted.
--

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"Cyli" wrote in message
...

Excellent. Didn't want to say anything before, but about a year and a
half ago a friend had what was supposed to be a simple spine surgery
and she's well enough to drive now, but just being anything but a
veggie was a chance for a while there.

So glad yours went as planned and predicted.
--

r.bc: vixen

Things aren't going quite as well as yesterday. Hardly got any sleep,
strangest dreams I've ever had. Hurting pretty bad this morn, throat and
neck.

Looks like I'll need every on of those percocets!

Not at once of course.

Op

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On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 05:49:47 -0500, "Opus" wrote:

Looks like I'll need every on of those percocets!

Not at once of course.

Take care Op, Jeff needs someone to carry his stuff. g
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"Charlie Choc" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 05:49:47 -0500, "Opus" wrote:

Looks like I'll need every on of those percocets!

Not at once of course.

Take care Op, Jeff needs someone to carry his stuff. g
--
Charlie...

Apparently, residual Demerol and percocet will lull one into thinking that
there is no pain to be felt, any longer. The drugs will lie to you! They
will make you have very strange dreams about very strange things, like
trying to sleep, but not being able to while thinking you are a sleep the
whole time, yet the pain keeps on and on and on...

You get the picture.

For some strange reason, the nurses wouldn't give me morphine? What's up
with that?

Op --presently, somewhat, pain free but itching all over?--

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On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 07:44:06 -0500, "Opus" wrote:

Op --presently, somewhat, pain free but itching all over?--

Now you know what it feels like to be a rock star, I guess.
--
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"Charlie Choc" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 07:44:06 -0500, "Opus" wrote:

Op --presently, somewhat, pain free but itching all over?--

Now you know what it feels like to be a rock star, I guess.
--
Charlie...

You know somethin' I don't. Am I gettin' ready to be swamped by a bevy of
coke whores?

Actually, I haven't figured it out yet. It could be that I am allergic to
the collar around my neck, as it itches non-stop. Or it could be the
percocets, though I have never experienced such before when taken percocets?

If I could stay awake for the next several weeks, I should be relatively
pain free. Unfortunately, I ain't figured out how to stay awake for weeks
at a time? No! I'm not gonna try Meth!

You gonna make it up this way to fish this year, or do you plan on spendin'
the rest of your life out
WEST!

Op

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On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 14:35:49 -0500, "Opus" wrote:

You gonna make it up this way to fish this year, or do you plan on spendin'
the rest of your life out
WEST!

Yeah, I'll be up that way next year, haven't decided when though. Maybe in
April, I'll keep you posted.
--
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"Charlie Choc" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 14:35:49 -0500, "Opus" wrote:

You gonna make it up this way to fish this year, or do you plan on
spendin'
the rest of your life out
WEST!

Yeah, I'll be up that way next year, haven't decided when though. Maybe in
April, I'll keep you posted.
--
Charlie...

Thank you kind sir!

Consider early May, if it doesn't mess up your schedule. I'll be out of
school then and Mr. Miller will be comin' up.
I think he has some stuff he wants me to carry around for him?

Op

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On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 14:50:10 -0500, "Opus" wrote:

Consider early May, if it doesn't mess up your schedule. I'll be out of
school then and Mr. Miller will be comin' up.
I think he has some stuff he wants me to carry around for him?

Right now I'm planning on going out to the southwest May 5-20. Maybe early June?
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Charlie...
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"Charlie Choc" wrote in message
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On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 14:50:10 -0500, "Opus" wrote:

Consider early May, if it doesn't mess up your schedule. I'll be out of
school then and Mr. Miller will be comin' up.
I think he has some stuff he wants me to carry around for him?

Right now I'm planning on going out to the southwest May 5-20. Maybe early
June?
--
Charlie...

Okay, we'll hook up eventually. I just got off the phone with uncle Wally.
He says that he should be in his new old building by March, so I figure he
should be in by June or so.

Op