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 DS>   Reminds me of the old Adam-12 and Dragnet series years ago.

 RS> Man, I love those old shows!

  The comedy ones with George Burns and Gracie Allen, Groucho Marx, Red
Skelton, Bob Hope, etc. -- they don't make them like that anymore. Plus,
they proved that "you don't have to be dirty to be funny".

 RS> There's a YSF net out of the UK I check into on occasion that
 RS> operates this way. It's an incredibly conversational/social
 RS> net, and I can't think of many that I've enjoyed more. That
 RS> said, if you don't have a notepad, you'll definitely struggle
 RS> to keep up. :)

  What's worse is if the connection drops out, and you miss where they
are in the log, what do you do then??

  I originally used pen and paper long ago, then Notepad. When I nearly
wiped out the entries with a few keystrokes, I decided to look for a new
logging program, so I use a combination of Netlogger and Ham.Live for my
nets.

73,

Daryl, N5VLZ

... Dolphins do it on porpoise.
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