Another Zoom Lie Discovered

In article , Barnyard BOb says...
Thanks Unka Bob

I used to visit the chat rooms back then but I guess I started on AOL when I
posted my first "Zoomed" post and the rest is history. Reid from Capella was
around back then as well.



Dear Nefoo Chuck,

After being being resurrected by nurse Tommy at P-Ville,
I was gifted with some very special powers that have since
been confirmed by world famous Catholic nuns.........
Sister Mary Holy Smoke and Sister Mary Hand Grenade.

It seems when events don't historically add up on rah,
my mind's eye sees beyond what some believe to be gospel.

Can't argue with that...a resurection that I witnessed and confirmation by
Sister Nary Holy Smoke and Sister Mary Hand Gernade. So you must posess the
power.



An example that will be of interest to you.....

Zoom didn't start the AOL sessions until about 1994 or 1995 and Tony
never entered the picture until about 1996, at least on a frequent and
serious basis. Prior to mid-1996 Tony was actually on Zoom's side. It
wasn't until after that, that Tony changed his tune.

I remember when Tony was on zooms side and when I posted "Zoomed Part one" Tony
wrote me and asked for proof of what I was saying. I sent him a bunch of info to
support what I said .When he asked zoom he got the run around I guess.And
eventually Tony came over to the Light side.



Further...
Zoom didn't have the money to travel for AOL sessions. Besides why
would you do this when you have access to everyone from your desk
chair. Now, there are actually one or two bullet holes in the shop,
but be assured that they did not come from Capt. Zoom.

Hmmm did you see the holes and is it the same place Richard is talking about?


I can see the shop in question..... adjacent to the Santa Monica
airport. If you google map address (3025 Airport Ave, Santa Monica
90405) and look at the satellite version you'll see it. For this
address, the green arrow actually is pointing at the south end of the
Barker Hangar. Zoom in (pardon the pun) a lot and if you go diagonally
to the right you can make out an EZ parked on the tarmac and one next
to the building. Berkut is the long building white building with the
EZ/Berkut right behind it. Next to it is another rectangular building
slightly smaller and it looks more gray on top. This building is a
flight school office and next to it is a car repair place, though
highly specialized. There is no Mexican restaurant for miles and there
never has been. Prior to moving to this location, the "shop" was in
the Barker Hangar.

I'll see if I can find it .

Sincerely,
Unka' BOb -
Kousin to KARNAC* - no relation to Johnny Carson

*KARNAC is an acronym for Knowledge Aided Retrieval in Activity
Context; it is a system being developed in the United States for use
in profiling different categories of TERRORIST ATTACKS to determine
the components of possible future terrorist incidents.

I checked my numerology expert and found that KARNAC can also mean Krap Always
Rises At Campbells .So it must be true you have powers :-)

See ya

Nefoo Chuck

In article , Richard Riley says...

he's talking about the round Dave put through the ceiling in the
Berkut shop. And no, that's not the same place I'm talking about.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...51197415&hl=en

ROFL!!! Great video!!!I loved it .I can't believe you produced ,directed.filmed
and acted in the production of "Richards Shop" complete with Mexican bar and
Juke box. I can't believe you machined the inst panel out of one thick slug of
Alum what a project!
Thanks for the enlightening tour and an entertaining video :-)

See ya

Chuck (No Mexicans only Amish) S

On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 20:34:04 -0800, Richard Riley
wrote:

On 19 Feb 2007 06:06:06 -0800, ChuckSlusarczyk
wrote:

Further...
Zoom didn't have the money to travel for AOL sessions. Besides why
would you do this when you have access to everyone from your desk
chair. Now, there are actually one or two bullet holes in the shop,
but be assured that they did not come from Capt. Zoom.

He didn't travel for the AOL sessions. While in an AOL session, he
announced he was coming to California to "permanantly" take care of
the person who posted NTSB transcript to the AOL library.

Chuck, go check the archives. It'll be around the same issue where he
claimed I faxed him a bomb threat.


Hmmm did you see the holes and is it the same place Richard is talking about?

He's talking about the round Dave put through the ceiling in the
Berkut shop. And no, that's not the same place I'm talking about.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...51197415&hl=en

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Hi Richard.

ARRGH!
Please accept my humble apology for my
'mind's eye' being off approximately 60 miles.

Loved your personal and detailed video, but alas --
it shows EVERYTHING BUT the proverbial kitchen sink and the
BULLET RIDDEN door in question. Rather curious omission.

Anyway...
Given the description of your cheap Mexican 'hood rent,
even if you gave us some footage of a holey door,
it would be far easier to believe that some 'hood locals
did a number on you. To believe that Zoom had bucks
to blow on a coast to coast trip just to aerate a shop door in
the dark of night or whatever is one helluva stretch for me.

Until Zoom actually comes to California and "permanently" takes
care of the person who posted NTSB transcript to the AOL library,
I'm from Missouri. SHOW ME!

Your mileage may vary.

A nice day to you also, Mr. Riley.


- Barnyard BOb -

On Feb 20, 11:11 am, Barnyard BOb wrote:
On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 20:34:04 -0800, Richard Riley





wrote:
On 19 Feb 2007 06:06:06 -0800, ChuckSlusarczyk
wrote:

Further...
Zoom didn't have the money to travel for AOL sessions. Besides why
would you do this when you have access to everyone from your desk
chair. Now, there are actually one or two bullet holes in the shop,
but be assured that they did not come from Capt. Zoom.

He didn't travel for the AOL sessions. While in an AOL session, he
announced he was coming to California to "permanantly" take care of
the person who posted NTSB transcript to the AOL library.

Chuck, go check the archives. It'll be around the same issue where he
claimed I faxed him a bomb threat.

Hmmm did you see the holes and is it the same place Richard is talking about?

He's talking about the round Dave put through the ceiling in the
Berkut shop. And no, that's not the same place I'm talking about.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...51197415&hl=en

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

Hi Richard.

ARRGH!
Please accept my humble apology for my
'mind's eye' being off approximately 60 miles.

Loved your personal and detailed video, but alas --
it shows EVERYTHING BUT the proverbial kitchen sink and the
BULLET RIDDEN door in question. Rather curious omission.

Anyway...
Given the description of your cheap Mexican 'hood rent,
even if you gave us some footage of a holey door,
it would be far easier to believe that some 'hood locals
did a number on you. To believe that Zoom had bucks
to blow on a coast to coast trip just to aerate a shop door in
the dark of night or whatever is one helluva stretch for me.

Until Zoom actually comes to California and "permanently" takes
care of the person who posted NTSB transcript to the AOL library,
I'm from Missouri. SHOW ME!

Your mileage may vary.

A nice day to you also, Mr. Riley.

- Barnyard BOb -- Hide quoted text -

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hi bob - would you mind emailing me at olympusE1 at cox dot net?

thanks,

al

("Richard Riley" wrote)
He's talking about the round Dave put through the ceiling in the Berkut
shop. And no, that's not the same place I'm talking about.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4151671949251197415&hl=en


http://www.borgus.com/think/hitch.htm
"What is written here will save your career..." g

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rope_(film)
"The film is Hitchcock's most experimental, abandoning many standard film
techniques to allow for the long unbroken scenes. Each shot ran continuously
for up to eight minutes without interruption. It was shot on a single set,
aside from the opening establishing shot street scene. Camera moves were
planned in advance and there was almost no editing. The walls of the set
were on rollers and could silently be moved out of the way to make way for
the camera, and then replaced when they were to come back into shot."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Player
"The opening tracking shot[1] lasts about 8 minutes without a single camera
break. It took them 15 takes in order to accomplish the task. This pays
homage to Orson Welles' Touch of Evil and Alfred Hitchcock's Rope, which are
both mentioned throughout the scene."


Montblack-lot

Richard Riley wrote:

The long single shot is because I don't have any video editing
software.

And I thought you were just a cinematographic genius! I loved the long
single take.

Perhaps THIS may explain some of Bob's confusion:
http://ousterhout.net/gallery/urban.jpg

- J.O.-