Norm Nowrecki - The Fall Of Dizum - Part The First

Tom Watson · 2004-04-23T01:04:13+00:00

The thirty-ounce waffle-head descended for a final time upon thetortured remains of the ancient Motorola.Seven full strokes had revealed and then obliterated its innards -leaving only a smoking curl of duct tape as a final reminder of itsformer presence.Nowrecki let his hand slide from the dog-legged hickory handle of hisframing hammer. It was done.Turning from the corpse of his old companion, which had transmitted somuch grief into his ear and life - Nowrecki picked up and fondled hisnew Nokia.Bluetoothed and fully funded from the coffers of the Wreck Cabal, theNokia was ready to join up with Norm's spanky new Centrino basedM-1.7ghz laptop - in the never ending war against the trolls.The Cabal had tasked Nowrecki with tracking down the most currenttwit, who was posting anonymously (or, so he thought) from the domainof dizum.The Sam Spade software had been updated.The pickup team's number was on speed dial.Nowrecki punched in the number of his contact at the Cabal - a voicecame on the line and sighed - "Tage Frid".It was time to kick some ass.Regards,Tom.Thomas J.Watson - Cabinetmaker (ret.)tjwatson1ATcomcastDOTnet (real email)

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Bay Area Dave 22 years ago

yup: Inner Sanctum. I listened to those shows on my first radio; an NEC transistor radio with a brown leather case. I've seen pictures of that radio in toy collector books, so it must have been a pretty popular item. circa 1958

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