Contest #2

WE HAVE A WINNER
***VIOLENCE WORKER***

Special Recording: Churchill's Great Words and Funeral Music

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Here is the prize for contest #2, Your Choice of either of these magazines.

Here are photos of two very rare National Geographic Magazine Issues. These Issues have a flimsy plastic 33 1/3 rpm record sheet inserted into the magazine. If you were to remove them from the magazine, you would find that they actually work. That is if you could find a phonograph player.
I have heard both of these records. In this digital age, these records are nothing but a side note to history. Who has a phonograph anymore? Everything is digital and on the internet. There must be about 2,345,987 songs and audio files available for downloading on the internet.

After hours of searching I was able to find a link to the Song of the Humpback Whale, but haven't tracked down a file of the Funeral of Winston Churchill.

You now have a chance to WIN a piece of history.

95% of the record sheets in the original issues of the magazine shown here, were removed immediately upon arrival to homes throughout the world in August 1965 or January 1979, and played on the familys Zenith Phonographic HiFi. Very few of these magazines remain intact in such pristene condition. I have more of these magazines, I have collected NGS Mags and Maps for years. I fell in love with Geography when I was 9 years old, and 50+ years later, Geography is still one of my many passions.........Hopefully, this contest will generate traffic here AT SANITY'S BLUFF.

Heres the fine print...Many of my closest friends and any of my relatives are not eligible to win this prize, since I may have mentioned this unique American Puzzle in our conversations.

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National Geographic Sound Sheet:
"Sounds of the Humpback Whale"
Want to hear the record?
Follow the above link

Webloafer Announces Attempt Number Two to Start a Web Contest

The contest about Ted Kennedy's Oldsmobile, was a dismal failure, since there was no real prize. Having learned from these mistakes, I present WebLoafers's Web Contest No. 2.

This time there will be a real prize. Above you see two rare National Geographic Magazines. If you can answer correctly the two parts of this quiz, you can choose which of these two NGS's you want me to send to you, with no cost except for the shipping. Shipping will cost $3.85 priority mail, or somewhere around $1.50 for first class. You will have to send me the stamps it will take to mail it to you, and I'll need an address where to ship, but first you have to answer these two questions correctly. I think they are hard enough this time, and the prize is worth the trouble to figure this out.

Contest # 2

Question #1.....Name the Supreme Court Judge

When this Judge was appointed and confirmed to the Supreme Court, no judge had died, retired or been impeached. He/she served on the bench for several decades and died while still an associate judge. No one was appointed to the court to replace her/him. Who is/was, she/he? Who? Name the Justice.

If you figure this one out, you still have to figure out which of the following statesments is true about the Justice.

Question #2.....which of the following is true about this Supreme Court Judge?

A. This Justice weighed over 325 pounds.

B. This Justice was married to an Federal Appeals Court Justice.

C. This Justice and myself share the same first and last name.

D. This Justice spoke 9 foreign languages fluently.

E. This Justice stuttered so badly, he/she rarely spoke.

So in your comment, include the name of the Justice and the letter of the correct statement about the Justice.....example....Justice Anthony Kennedy/A