[geodeticman.5]

Oops guys, guess what,

I caught myself in what I rather opinionatedly decried, historically myself. I recall buying, with great delight, and a twinge of young conscience, a copy of EOM on LP that was from a used record store ,and marked on the slipcover something like "This is a radio broadcast promotional copy, not intended for re-sale. Do not sell this copy" LOL guess I been caught with my pants down. That was in the late 80's, on University hill in Boulder, Colo. While that would not be a bootleg per se, it was not meant to be privately owned. I imagine that was for purposes of promotion prior to sale in the record stores,
but there I go attempting to rationalize. LOL He who lives in glass house should not throw rock. Thought that might get a laugh or two.

I gotta admit, no amount of money could make me sell my Gord-autographed canoe paddle, from my 40th birthday 1998 E-town radio broadcast show in Boulder. Hmm unless it was like, $50,000, which ain't gonna happen LOL

~geo steve