Jim Thompson

he's somewhere over 80, but he would say that he has had fewer than tewnty five birthdays.

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Did a WHOIS on Godaddy for analog-innovations.com and found this... Interesting that the registrant name is "Aaron Thompson of Abstract Data Technologies in Kentucky.

Could Aaron be Jim's son maybe ?

Going to that URL I find only this BUT it is a number in Arizona... Getting close ?

We are your complete supplier of: Paging Terminals TAP/TNPP Routers and Concentrators Voice Mail Systems

Contact Information Telephone

480-767-2088 Postal address 4178 E Shapinsay Drive San Tan Valley, AZ 85140 Electronic mail General Information: snipped-for-privacy@adtsoft.com Sales: CompanyEmail Customer Support: snipped-for-privacy@adtsoft.com Webmaster: CompanyWebmaster

boB

WHOIS search results Domain Name: analog-innovations.com Registry Domain ID: 1342220_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.godaddy.com Registrar URL:

Updated Date: 2018-08-11T21:28:17Z Creation Date: 1998-05-29T04:00:00Z Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2019-05-28T04:00:00Z Registrar: GoDaddy.com, LLC Registrar IANA ID: 146 Registrar Abuse Contact Email: snipped-for-privacy@godaddy.com Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.4806242505 Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited Domain Status: clientUpdateProhibited Domain Status: clientRenewProhibited Domain Status: clientDeleteProhibited Registry Registrant ID: Not Available From Registry Registrant Name: Aaron Thompson Registrant Organization: Abstract Data Technologies Registrant Street: 1928 E Cedar St Registrant City: Franklin Registrant State/Province: Kentucky Registrant Postal Code: 42134 Registrant Country: US Registrant Phone: +1.4807672088 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: snipped-for-privacy@adtsoft.com Registry Admin ID: Not Available From Registry Admin Name: Aaron Thompson

remember him saying 19th birthday in 2016

That only makes sense if he'd been born 29 Feb 1940. Echoing the legal chicanery plot device used in the "Pirates of Penzance", afair, to bind the hero to his apprenticeship until attainment of his 21st birthday. :-)

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Johnny B Good

afaik Jim has son called Aaron

digging though whois history it looks like the domain was transferred from Jim to Aaron about a months ago

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?Strange.

One could argue the antithesis - perhaps God doesn't exist but the Devil

does...

However I like to treat people as I prefer to be treated and that works just fine IHMO.

John :-#)#

Go to an "atheist support" group where well-to-do urban and suburban white people in their 20s and 30s complain about their atheist-problems to other such people you'll believe in God right quick. Or whatever it takes to get me outtaaaa here!!!

Thanks. Well.... I guess all we need to do is to call that number given for Aaron and he will be able to tell us what happened.

boB

He gave enough clues to his location a couple of years ago that I was able to find his house on Google maps aerial photography. Surely someone here knows where he lives and (perhaps someone else) can drive over and verify his status?

Clifford Heath.

The Golden Rule. Like the Rabbi said, the rest is commentary.

"Fake News". We must surely all know by now that *the* "Golden Rule" is;

"He who has the gold, rules."

This "Golden Rule" whilst initially quoted as a witty observation, does rather neatly encapsulate why Human Civilisation is the way it is (in dire straits and seemingly headed for disaster).

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Johnny B Good

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If you regard the United States of America as a representative sample of hu man civilisation, the proposition that the guys who have the gold make the rules may seem obvious.

In fact the way that paid lobbyists rewrite US legislation to favour the gu ys who paid them is an unfortunate aberration.

You can't stop guys with lots of money from having more influence than most , but most legislative systems keep them from having anything like as much influence as they do in the US, by limiting the amount that can be spent on political campaigns, amongst other things.

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Bill Sloman, Sydney

Johnny B Good wrote in news:PH4qD.381342$ snipped-for-privacy@fx25.am:

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You're not being very good, Johnny.

It's probably inappropriate. He and I weren't the greatest of pals or anything but just as general policy that applies to everyone it's best to not intrude into people's personal/family life.

When the family wishes the "public" to know anything the public will know via the usual channels and not before. common courtesy.

That is to say it's entirely possible everything is fine for the moment but someone just doesn't feel like engaging with the group at this time for whatever reason which is perfectly their right, and if one goes hunting around for answers like it must be the worst has already happened it will be extremely awkward for everyone involved if it's just because they don't feel like talking.

The family are unlikely to be aware of the interest here. I see nothing wrong with a carefully worded message to the son. It is then the family's informed choice of who they wish to know.

I think Jim would appreciate the interest here, assuming he is aware of his surroundings.

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Mike Perkins 
Video Solutions Ltd 
www.videosolutions.ltd.uk

I figure people tend to mention the affairs that are important to them they'd like taken care of at these times and if they didn't mention something maybe wasn't that important to them. YMMV, as you like.

Or as TV evangelists like to say, send me your gold and you will receive salvation, or a trinket or some pancake batter that will last 25 years. Mikek

If you know where he lives, you can also do a search of his neighbors. Then call a neighbor and ask about the situation. That way you avoid bothering the family.