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Channel Jumper · April 6th 15, 02:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim GM4DHJ ...[_2_]

"Jim GM4DHJ ..." wrote in message
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"highlandham" wrote in message
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On 04/04/15 06:42, Stephen Thomas Cole wrote:
"gareth" lid wrote:
Amateur radio is a whole-life pursuit

What does this even mean? Are you discriminating against those who come
to
the hobby in later life?

with technical

What's the problem with someone taking out a foundation with the sole
intention of talking to their friends on the local repeater, never
picking
up a soldering iron or looking at a circuit diagram? How does that
person
enjoying amateur radio in the way that they want to effect anybody else?

and
gentlemanly traditions,

Could your many antics on Usenet over the last two decades be described
as
"gentlemanly"? Or is "depraved" a better descriptor?

conducted by grown-ups.

What's wrong with young people taking up the hobby? Children are the
future, OM.

Discuss

Looks like you're in a bad mood, again.

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Gareth´s perennial problem : Seeking attention ...attention ...attention
Don´t expect it will ever stop.

Frank , GM0CSZ

...that is a pure dinger

your name rings a bell? ......

Hey, don't pick on Gareth, just because his shirt is white and yours isn't, isn't any reason to pick on the guy!
Gareth brings up some good points.
I can't help it if most of you don't have anything to discuss when he doesn't say anything.
I think he brings up some valid points.
If you choose not to do anything except jabber on some local repeater with your handheld and act like you know something over the internet, doesn't mean that you are any smarter or better than he is!

Maybe you people ought to pick up a soldering iron once in a while and do something more than nothing.
Take a old computer monitor apart, or a old television or build an antenna before you attack someone with your drivel.