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At 05:00 17 February 2005, Greybeard wrote:
On 16 Feb 2005 18:04:40 -0800, 'Jack' wrote: I just want to know your name so if ever introduced to you I won't stick out my hand. I'd just want to turn and walk off, so please, give me that opportunity. My name is Richard, and the only chance you would ever have had of being introduced to me would have been at the Beloit, Wisconsin airport. That chance is gone and will never be available. I'd give you my last name, but there are five in the state with the same first and last name. You might make sure you get the right one. (Hint: if they're at the airport, it ain't me.) You'll just have to avoid everyone named Richard. *snip* Quick google search and found the following info (thanks to Duncan Idahoe): 'Greybeard / rabue / Richard B / Lennie the Lurker is in reality (or what passes for it at his house) Richard A. Buege 236 Robert St. Burlington, WI 53105-2255 tel. 262-763-2237 This is 100 percent dead nuts on target. Easy to find. He claims to own a Schweizer 1-26 sailplane. So a friend went to a search engine that finds all registered owners of aircraft (FAA makes this public, has to), and started searching all the aircraft of that type, looking for Wisconsin addresses. I think his is the third or so hit for WI. Listed as Richard Buege, Burlington. That's SE Wisconsin, his known hangout. Checking phone books for his name and town, returns middle initial A which fits for rabue. Burlington is close to the nature center (Bong) where he lectures on pond scum (no kiddin', I wouldn't make this up) and flies model gliders. And there was a very early post to a model glider group which started as follows, apparently before he got his Rude Bone installed: From: Richard Buege To: Subject: Your ongoing discussion Date: Sun, 24 May 1998 14:22:44 -0500 Message-ID: Good morning Gentlemen, and let me introduce myself. Being 56 years old and a 47 year model builder, I have been following your discussion with much interest. I am one of the Naturalist's volunteers at Bong recreation area, here in Wisconsin, and am in frequent contact with the FF bunch that flies there. I have not been flying anything actively for several years now, but still take the CO2 Pietenpol for an outing occasionally. Note the techheadnet.com ISP, which rabue has used in the past, along with techheadnet2.com More details. Must be about 58 now. Had a heart condition (figures) which kept him from getting a medical for powered flight but took gliding lessons. Apparently scared himself ****less on his first solo and hasn't gone back. Takes sour grapes attitude to gliding, gliders, and glider pilots (surprise). Now he wants to cut up his airplane because he doesn't like it. (Has 6 people leasing it from him). Daughter born with birth defects, wife died of Parkinson's. Hates all his nearby relatives, he says because they're German. Said he was moving to way northern Wisconsin where his Irish relatives are much nicer. But hasn't moved yet. They probably don't want to see him either. Spent two years in the Navy as an enlisted man, giving officers attitude-- or so he says. I think they would have dealt with him quickly and appropriately if he had the mouth he claims he had. Doesn't like anybody who is or was in the military. Union through and through. Apparently UAW but I don't know where, possibly American Motors which was near there, possibly another unknown supplier, possibly several. This just in: possible former employer J.I. Case. 'I'm going to answer that with the example I'm most familiar, UAW Local 180, of which I was a member for thirty years... Certainly, we have one of the best insurance coverages anywhere, but it was not a 'gimmee'. It was a cooperative effort between the company and the locals of the Case Council. ' More digging... UAW 180 represents workers at the J.I. Case plant and headquarters in Racine, Wisconsin. Right area again.' |
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