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Goodness, do all such folks have to be possessed of IQs lower than their age? How does this guy manage to dress himself?
Given all that family and friends dished out on him, I'm surprised that: (a) he hadn't been institutionalized; and (b) his revenge was so weak...poison ivy/oak for most folks, a few days of prednisone will handle that.
The desert's quiet, Cleveland's cold, so the story ends we're told. Poncho needs your prayers it's true, but save a few for Lefty too. He only did what he had to do, and now he's growing old. (They played it on the radio...)
You guys are going to be sorry when Poncho's gone and you didn't give him one measly tip of the hat. That's thoughtless indifference to a national institution.
The story's still pretty good in a silly sort of way, but shouldn't the sun be up by now? There's going to be a lot of commuter traffic, and I bet a lot of people are double parked. Can't remember the name of the island in the Arctic where they think the last Mammoths lived. Save that damn pachyderm; I heard some nefarious Zambians were out to get his tusks.
These things should all be getting fives; for balls if nothing else. (Elephants have big balls)
Oh, oh I just felt a rush of blood to the head! The damn Prednisone is kicking in. By for now...
With any topic in a large forum there are bound to be people who are knowledgeable. With regard to old records in this forum, that would be me.
What we call 78s did not have a standardized speed before roughly 1929. Before then the speeds varied by manufacturer and could range between 72 minus and 80 plus. They were pressed using a compound containing shellac (not wax) and indeed were and are very brittle. Vinyl replaced shellac when 45s and LPs came along starting in the late 1940s.
Wax was the medium for early Edison cylinders. Some Edison cylinder players also could record on blank wax cylinders. It was common, especially in the 1950s and 1960s, for records to be nicknamed wax (e.g., lets put that on wax) or for the word to be used as a verb (e.g., let's wax a record), but actual wax for recordings went away with the cylinders.
It was possible for disc recordings to be made on fixed or portable record cutters (such as the blank label record in the story). Before wire or tape recorders became available, this was the primary way personal recordings or demo recordings were made. The blank discs were made of aluminum or glass and coated with a layer of lacquer or rarely acetate. The lacquer was the medium in which the cutter made the groove with the sound.
Probably more than you wanted to know, but when a record collector reads a story about records, well... you know...