Randomly getting unexpected bytes in the ChannelBuffer from test client with valid data

[tnine]

Just an update.  This issue seems to be related to using the following with
the client

ExecutorService workers = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(5);

With a max thread pool defined, the data I receive is not always what I send
via the data channel.  If I use this 

ExecutorService workers = Executors.newCachedThreadPool();

I never have this issue.  I've logged all the binary I receive, and it
appears to be jumbled.  I.E. it looks like 2 threads are writing to the same
channel, so the bytes are not consecutively written by each thread.  Am I
doing something wrong in my client?  I only experience this when using a
different Executor pool per thread.  I.E I partition my input file to be
read over 4 threads.  Each one of the reader threads has a client connection
pool of 5 threads.
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