it killed a bug

[Chuck Feldman]

 

 Well there I was sitting in my chair reading. I saw something on the floor. It must have come in when I returned from the mail box. Oh this thing has gotto die! So I rolled my reading material up and whacked it dead! You can figure out what I was reading if you want. The reading material and the roach went into the garbage. So it is useful?

Chuck

[Eric Viglione]

What? You didn't like the write up on Juan ?  Tha donation of the Whichaway? Sandpaper? well...at least those were all I could find worth reading...

[Leester]

Musta been this months MA.

[Chris McMillin]

You guys all wrote articles that haven't been published?

Chris...

[john e. holliday]

It is amazing how much info is in any magazine if it is read.  Guess not enough pictures.   

[Leester]

I didn't know writting an article was a prerequisite for stating ones opinion. If there was something in there I cared to read I would, and since I pay for my copy I can do what I like with it. There are plenty of pictures, and some are good but most are adds that I don't care for.

[Chuck Feldman]

What Leester said.

Sorry but the mag that I pay for is just a disappointment to me.
Recently I found a file from my younger days that had AMA stuff in it from 1978 and earlier. It held my Nats score sheets, CD certificate, ama insurance policy, and a note that said I could get a rule book free for the asking. Interesting stuff.        Not going to happen today!

Is it any wonder that I find the Modern AMA disappointing? My old number was 650. When I rejoined some time back I could not get that number and I was no longer a CD. The loss of the number didn't bother me but the CD did. I understand I can get the CD back via some process. But I will not bother with that. Funny my Federal pilots license is valid for life. To use it I only need to take a check ride and get a medical certificate.

Alas my monthly mag rag now has a purpose.

[W.D. Roland]

Should try having a license to operate a system that handles hazardous and dangerous H2O for delivery to homes.

Way easier and less demanding to keep or reinstate a License to practice Medicine.
Probably same for a C.D.

I was able to get my AMA #51336 back from the 1970s. This was my second number.

Requested it when I rejoined and I think the next year it was mine!
who ever has someones old number must not renew and the it can be had.

David