[blakeslee]

navy

[hrspeedmerchant]

pier

[blakeslee]

dock

[19AL63]

wharf

[blakeslee]

pilings

[ajm23t]

support

[blakeslee]

anchors

[Lancer '65]

connections

[19AL63]

telephone

[USA70PP]

call

[blakeslee]

dial (olden days term associated with a device known as a rotary dial telephone for those of you under thirty.......... ;-) )

[runningfool]

tone

[blakeslee]

ears

[hrspeedmerchant]

tuned

[Lancer '65]

in


by the way, blakeslee, regarding your reference to the "dial", I think we need to pause and thank God for the technological advances since that time that allow us to avoid the annoying dial of yesteryear for a modern, technologically advanced answering service, outsourced to some isolated island nation where no one speaks English and you are reduced to playing charades to make the person on the other end understand you and you end up yelling into the phone which is talking to you by recorded message anyway. Remember that the question you used to have when you dialed a number was usually answered in a moment or two and you had your answer and the rest of the day to do other things. Have you called the cable repair number or the insurance company or any large corporation about anything at all lately?? (I know you have.) OK, I'm better now....

[blakeslee]

out

(wow..... I didn't anticipate that..... I am glad I was able to provide a small window of opportunity to let that all go...... That much anger had to be a burden to carry.....

One thing I am not certain of is whether or not technology has led to the outsourcing of so many tasks... but... I am certain that greed and desire for increased profit margins have led to most of the changes between 1950 and 2012.... just a few ideas on a really fine Wednesday morning in Northwest Ohio....)

[ajm23t]

safe

[blakeslee]

bubble

[Lancer '65]

gum

[blakeslee]

label