A Little Humor

[JimT]

Not many people know that Edison was a avid fisherman. He usually included some trout fishing in his infrequent vacations. During one such trip to the west he was befriended by an Indian tribe. They provided free room and board, as well as expert fishing guides for his stay. On his first night he discovered that the only sanitary facility was an old-fashioned outhouse. To make things worse it had no light even though the village had electricity in the homes. As a thank-you gift for their kindnesses, Edison purchased the necessary materials and personally installed lighting in the Indians privvy. He thus became the first person to wire a head for a reservation.

[Terry]

I'm currently in shock and am going ohm. Please switch the subject. HAR!

Terry

Good one.

> Not many people know that Edison was a avid
> fisherman. He usually included some trout
> fishing in his infrequent vacations. During
> one such trip to the west he was befriended
> by an Indian tribe. They provided free room
> and board, as well as expert fishing guides
> for his stay. On his first night he
> discovered that the only sanitary facility
> was an old-fashioned outhouse. To make
> things worse it had no light even though the
> village had electricity in the homes. As a
> thank-you gift for their kindnesses, Edison
> purchased the necessary materials and
> personally installed lighting in the Indians
> privvy. He thus became the first person to
> wire a head for a reservation.

[Brian D.]

The readers are proportionately resistant to flowing current in the tournament circuit primarily due to a positive charge.

[John Barron]