Dee Flint wrote:
"Mike Coslo" wrote in message
...

[snip]

As the future would pan out, we have lost numbers, and a lot of
them the
Non-coded types.

As a ship that is almost stopped proves, turning the rudder does
almost
nothing, or when the interest rate goes very low, adjusting it does
almost
nothing, eliminating the 5WPM Morse code will have no positive
effect on
the numbers of new hams, and the most likely effect will be that
with the
lesser effort, more and more will get into the hobby with only
slight
interest, and then drop out. That is not what we need.

Hey, do I get a prize for that freakin' long sentence?

- Mike KB3EIA -


How does it stack up against some of Edgar Allan Poe's sentences? I
know he
wrote some doozies when it came to length.

I think you'll find that James Joyce holds all the long-sentence
records.

And that Sweet Lenny holds all the records for irrelevant sentences.



Dee D. Flint, N8UZE

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