H. Adam Stevens, NQ5H wrote:
"Jim - NN7K" wrote in message
. com...
Congrats, and enjoy--- but as a thread of a couple days ago
reminded --
( You have been warned ), just remember , to quote: "WE ARE ALL
NUTS"
Best-- Jim NN7K

Simon Smith wrote:
I took my foundation license and morse exam to-day, and both were

sucessful.
All I have to do now is to: choose a transceiver - choose a tuner
-
choose an antenna - find someone to errect it - get a log book -
and I'm
sure there are lot's of other things ..... Anyway .... now I've
shared my
excitement with you all - I feel much better.
John in Cornwall UK

Get on the air and enjoy, Simon!

But this nut, when he was 14, April 1964, took the bus from Waco to
Dallas,
walked to the Federal Building, took the 13 WPM test and the written.
Nailed them both.
1964
So there.

This raving looney & class nerd hiked uphill both ways in a raging
blizzard to the Old Customhouse in Philly and passed the 5wpm Novice
thing 1953. Follwed shortly by the same trek for the 13wpm test for the
General. Thought I had it made for life and that I'd seen the last of
those squinty-eyed FCC examiners. But, nah, they reshuffled the deck
and "invited me back" in 1968 to take the 20wpm Extra. Figgered that
since we were getting snowed in I also took/passed the Second
Radiotelegraph to kill some time . .

.. . . (so there) . . ?
73
H.

w3rv


Oh yeah, welcome to the club.