[BC] Lost another one...

[Milton R. Holladay Jr.]

Paul Klipsch did similar stuff, i. e., racy pictures amongst the regular
slides, including a picture of the classic statue ""Wrestlers"" which is in,
I believe, Vienna...............The nudie slide would only be on screen long
enough --often upside down--to see that it was naughty when he would quickly
move to the next slide with an "oops" or Uh oh".......
Standard were the 2" yellow "BULLSHIT" buttonss on the back of his tie or
inside his coattails for handy flashing ("In stereo", he would say) when
that comment was appropriate, which was/is plenty frequent in the
hi-fi/stereo bidness. (Thus his "One Page Physics Book" for acoustics.)
Sadly, Ol'Paul has gone on, too........
Your sickness is epidemic..........................<g>
M
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mark Croom" <markc at newmail.kinshipradio.org>

> Back when I was a young broadcast tech, during a presentation on updates
to
> EIA-222 (tower standards) he just about brought the house down with a
> classic. The portion of the presentation in question was related to how
the
> standard varied depending on how stuff was distributed on a tower. He
showed
> a slide of a comm tower with lots of various dishes and other antennas
> spread out up and down the tower while saying something like "...you would
> describe this as a structure with more or less evenly distributed
> appurtenances" (pauses looking briefly at podium) "and this would be an
> example of unevenly distributed appurtenances." Somewhere around
"unevenly"
> and "distributed" in the script the next slide showed a well-endowed young
> woman sunning herself on a (presumably) European beach wearing only the
> bottom of her bikini.
>
> So politically incorrect. There may have been one woman in the room at the
> time (mid to late 80s, back at the old Holiday Inn SW). Today there are
far
> too many women in attendance at the Clinic for anyone to be able to get
away
> with something like that without some kind of ruckus being created.
>
> I wonder if Don would have gotten a kick out of knowing that one of the
> first things that comes to my mind when his name comes up is "unevenly
> distributed appurtenances".
>
> I'm just a little sick, actually ;-)