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[email protected] · October 1st 06, 10:54 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.policy

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On Sun, 01 Oct 2006 18:34:05 GMT, Dave Heil
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From: Dave Heil on Sun, Oct 1 2006 8:57 am

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The robeswine picked it up thinking it was SOP.
Who?

"If you don't know that information, all of your
latest diatribe is rather pointless."

There's no one called "Robeswine" posting here.

an obviosus lie Dave

Mark, he's already been told who it is...a USMC veteran IMPOSTER
but one who is an amateur extra morseman...ergo, that's okay.

Do you mean "Robeson"?

Why do you say "imposter"?

You claim to know who served and who didn't. Isn't he in the database?

Heil just doesn't get it when his own sentence is quoted back to
him in response. :-)

Perhaps you'd have the same problem, Len....

has to get into the act claiming he was "never on any
'AOLI' [sic] discussion boards."

I was not on any AOL "discussion boards". Not one.

As a matter of fact he WAS
and we even exchanged some posts there when AOL (I did
not write 'AOLI') had many discussion boards, one of which
was about amateur radio.

Nope.

You're mistaken, Len. If you meant me, that is. Maybe you meant
somebody else.

It's hard to tell who you mean, because you use names that do not match
those who actually post here.

I think, Len, that you have a whole bunch of invisible, imaginary
"friends". The person you refer to as "the robeswine" is just one of
them.

There was a time when there were several people with my first name
posting to rrap. You may have me confused with one of them.

Since AOL took down all those boards,

can claim
there were never any such things and he never posted on them.

I don't claim they didn't exist.

I just never had anything to do with them.

Cute! I can't prove a thing NOW.

You keep making claims that you can't back up, Len.

Even if I had saved some of
those postings (sounding for all the world like parroting of the
ARRL's pet phrases), he can still DENY it! :-)

It's not a question of denying anything.

I was never involved with AOL discussion boards. That's all there is to
it.

AOL also took down the software browser capability to
directly exchange messages with Usenet at the same time.

Perhaps you have the two confused. I've been on Usenet since 1997.
Posting to Usenet via AOL's browser was very convenient. But AOL
eliminated that capability a few years ago - 2004 IIRC. At the time,
AOL said their reason was lack of use.

I was never involved in AOL "discussion boards". Not one.

You are either mistaken - or deliberately telling an untruth.

Either way, I'm convinced.