"Kim W5TIT" wrote in
:

*ahem* Larry thinks that just because he could not handle an
intelligent, good-looking, self-starting, independent woman such as
myself, that all men are as weak and obsessed with material things as
he is...

Pay no mind... his kind is in the minority.

Kim W5TIT


Larry, I saw a photo of TIT once on QRZ and let me tell you, she's not as
dumb as she looks.


KB7ADL

"Vince Fiscus, KB7ADL" wrote in message
news:Ee7bb.394723$Oz4.182456@rwcrnsc54...
"Kim W5TIT" wrote in
:

*ahem* Larry thinks that just because he could not handle an
intelligent, good-looking, self-starting, independent woman such as
myself, that all men are as weak and obsessed with material things as
he is...

Pay no mind... his kind is in the minority.

Kim W5TIT


Larry, I saw a photo of TIT once on QRZ and let me tell you, she's not as
dumb as she looks.


KB7ADL


Yep. And I'm not as dumb as you act, either.

Kim W5TIT

In article , "Kim W5TIT"
writes:

*ahem* Larry thinks that just because he could not handle an intelligent,
good-looking, self-starting, independent woman such as myself, that all men
are as weak and obsessed with material things as he is...

Pay no mind... his kind is in the minority.

Kim W5TIT

Kim:

ROTFLMAO!!! Darn, now you got me doing it! Anyway, I'm glad that
you have such a positive image of yourself. After all, *somebody* has
to have a positive image of you! Now, if only you could convince
Riley!

BTW -- that's still MISTER Hollingsworth to you!

73 de Larry, K3LT

In article , "Clint" rattlehead at
computron dot net writes:

*ahem* Larry thinks that just because he could not handle an intelligent,
good-looking, self-starting, independent woman such as myself, that all
men
are as weak and obsessed with material things as he is...

Pay no mind... his kind is in the minority.

Kim W5TIT

I was about to SAAAAY.....

And, what's MORE, it sounds as though he's passing a terrible judgement on
you,
by wishing to use the idea of a date with you "a punishment".

Clint:

Actually, I thought it was quite hilarious!

I have no idea
what you're personality is like or how attractive you are, but I was
certainly going
to give you the benifit of the doubt in the intelligence area because you're
a ham
radio operator....

That's very kind of you, Clint. Very kind, indeed!!!

73 de Larry, K3LT

ospam (Larry Roll K3LT) wrote in message ...
In article ,
(Brian) writes:

Forever thinking of Kim, aren't you?

Brian:

I think about everyone in this newsgroup, particularly the "regulars" who
have been here for a number of years. The truth is, in spite of our
numerous and passionate disagreements, I don't think there's anyone
here that I wouldn't like to know in person -- including Kim, and you!
I think of time spent here as time spent with friends, and I can't help
but to wonder if everyone else sees it the same way. Tonight, as in
many nights in the past, I found myself composing, then quickly
deleting, several posts aimed at certain people which contained my
usually acerbic tone. In other words, I'm starting to wonder just
exactly what I, and we, are all doing here, and what it all means. I
can't honestly say that I'm ever going to change my mind about
anything here, but I also have come to realize that in all likelihood,
nobody else will, either. However, the way in which we disagree is
something upon which we all should reflect, and I don't exclude myself
from that.

Things are happening in my life that are causing me to consider the
more eternal ramifications of everything I do. I know that I am not
perfect, and that I, like most other people, am able to fall into the
pattern of allowing my lesser nature to come to the surface. And
while I cannot make a credible promise to not allow that to happen
anymore, I can at least occasionally take the time to stop and
reflect upon it, and take stock of my own behaviour.

I would like to think that if it were ever possible for all of us to meet
in person, that that meeting would be both pleasant and enjoyable.
And, as we continue to batter each other's opinions, I think it is
necessary to realize that we are not necessarily battering each
other personally. Whether or not the nature of Usenet tends to
make our reactions to each other impersonal by nature, it does
bear keeping in mind that there is another human being at the
other end of our rhetoric. I know that I want to be treated as such,
and I will try to keep that in mind when reacting to the rest of you.

Just some food for thought…any and all comments welcome.

73 de Larry, K3LT

Dammit, Larry, now you've done it!

First, I have always wanted to meet Dick Carroll, just to see if his
head was misshapened or if he suffered from Napoleans affliction, if
he has that MO twang, or if he like guns as much as I do so we could
quit sparring over the code.

I'd like to mess around in Dave Heil's shack an see what he's done
with those low band loops, or if he prominently displays my KH2 QSL
card on his wall, next to Martii's. I imagine my thought of him being
smug would disappear - it may be an artifact of me reading his posts
on the web.

Len, well, what can I say. He's been my mentor for years. Never
afraid to jump in with both feet, but more caustic than Drano. Few
have dared to go there - but you're one of them.

Kim, beer and BBQ?

There are many more, but I'll stop now.

Maybe we need to gather at Dayton 2005.

Brian

Brian wrote:
ospam (Larry Roll K3LT) wrote in message ...

In article ,
(Brian) writes:


Forever thinking of Kim, aren't you?

Brian:

I think about everyone in this newsgroup, particularly the "regulars" who
have been here for a number of years. The truth is, in spite of our
numerous and passionate disagreements, I don't think there's anyone
here that I wouldn't like to know in person -- including Kim, and you!
I think of time spent here as time spent with friends, and I can't help
but to wonder if everyone else sees it the same way. Tonight, as in
many nights in the past, I found myself composing, then quickly
deleting, several posts aimed at certain people which contained my
usually acerbic tone. In other words, I'm starting to wonder just
exactly what I, and we, are all doing here, and what it all means. I
can't honestly say that I'm ever going to change my mind about
anything here, but I also have come to realize that in all likelihood,
nobody else will, either. However, the way in which we disagree is
something upon which we all should reflect, and I don't exclude myself
from that.

Things are happening in my life that are causing me to consider the
more eternal ramifications of everything I do. I know that I am not
perfect, and that I, like most other people, am able to fall into the
pattern of allowing my lesser nature to come to the surface. And
while I cannot make a credible promise to not allow that to happen
anymore, I can at least occasionally take the time to stop and
reflect upon it, and take stock of my own behaviour.

I would like to think that if it were ever possible for all of us to meet
in person, that that meeting would be both pleasant and enjoyable.
And, as we continue to batter each other's opinions, I think it is
necessary to realize that we are not necessarily battering each
other personally. Whether or not the nature of Usenet tends to
make our reactions to each other impersonal by nature, it does
bear keeping in mind that there is another human being at the
other end of our rhetoric. I know that I want to be treated as such,
and I will try to keep that in mind when reacting to the rest of you.

Just some food for thought…any and all comments welcome.

73 de Larry, K3LT


Dammit, Larry, now you've done it!

First, I have always wanted to meet Dick Carroll, just to see if his
head was misshapened or if he suffered from Napoleans affliction, if
he has that MO twang, or if he like guns as much as I do so we could
quit sparring over the code.

I'd like to mess around in Dave Heil's shack an see what he's done
with those low band loops, or if he prominently displays my KH2 QSL
card on his wall, next to Martii's. I imagine my thought of him being
smug would disappear - it may be an artifact of me reading his posts
on the web.

Len, well, what can I say. He's been my mentor for years. Never
afraid to jump in with both feet, but more caustic than Drano. Few
have dared to go there - but you're one of them.

Kim, beer and BBQ?

There are many more, but I'll stop now.

Maybe we need to gather at Dayton 2005.

Yaknow, people can be pro-code and no-code and have spirited arguments
without accusing each other against crimes against humanity! Or illegal
drug abuse.

- Mike KB3EIA -

Clint:

Well, I'm sure that in some ways that have nothing to do with amateur
radio, Kim is a very nice person. So, if you ever do meet her, try to
keep
that in mind, and not the fact that Riley Hollingsworth once said that her
choice of a call sign had the potential to take the ARS "...one step
closer to extinction."

73 de Larry, K3LT


is that a true story? or did he say callsigns LIKE hers (without nameing
hers specifically) were potentially harmful? Just curious... talk about
being (in)famous.

When I first saw the callsign, I must admit I thought nothing about it
until I found out that the person who owened it was a woman. Seriously;
call it male chauvanism, or bias, whatever, but I literally only say
"kilo 5 tango india tango" when I saw it... but when I learned of the
gender of the owner, something clicked in me mentally and caused
me to re-assess the callsign.

The only thing that it DOES bring to mind, now, is the constant question
of whether or not she chose it because she's female and nothing more,
OR, if it is because she is female "and THEN some", if you get my drift.
I have never had the nerve to ask her a beavis and butthead question,
no matter how much it has in fact been going through my very
barbaric, primitive, neanderthal mind.

Where's my club?

Clint
KB5ZHT

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On 21 Sep 2003 06:28:42 GMT, ospam (Larry Roll K3LT)
wrote:

In article ,
(Brian) writes:

Forever thinking of Kim, aren't you?

Brian:

I think about everyone in this newsgroup, particularly the "regulars" who
have been here for a number of years.

Nice to know somebody's been thinking about me while I've been looking
for a new Usenet feed.

The truth is, in spite of our
numerous and passionate disagreements, I don't think there's anyone
here that I wouldn't like to know in person -- including Kim,

read: especially Kim, pant, pant... :-)

Just kidding...

and you!

I think of time spent here as time spent with friends, and I can't help
but to wonder if everyone else sees it the same way. Tonight, as in
many nights in the past, I found myself composing, then quickly
deleting, several posts aimed at certain people which contained my
usually acerbic tone. In other words, I'm starting to wonder just
exactly what I, and we, are all doing here, and what it all means. I
can't honestly say that I'm ever going to change my mind about
anything here, but I also have come to realize that in all likelihood,
nobody else will, either. However, the way in which we disagree is
something upon which we all should reflect, and I don't exclude myself
from that.

To quote the title of a book you probably don't like very much, Larry,
"Now You're Talking!"

I was guilty of as much of that as you or anyone else in here,
especially back in the 1990s when I first discovered Usenet. I'm sure
some people here have looked up the current call, noticed the
"formerly" call, and made the connection. I'm sure they've also
noticed that I've managed to keep my propensity for ripping people new
excretory orifices in check - except when certain ham-wannabe outlaws
from CB and the Freeband frequencies come crawling in here on their
hands and knees and beg for it, in which case I'm more than happy to
oblige, and still plenty capable, too.

Things are happening in my life that are causing me to consider the
more eternal ramifications of everything I do. I know that I am not
perfect, and that I, like most other people, am able to fall into the
pattern of allowing my lesser nature to come to the surface. And
while I cannot make a credible promise to not allow that to happen
anymore, I can at least occasionally take the time to stop and
reflect upon it, and take stock of my own behaviour.

Likewise, OM.

Glad to hear it, too. You have a good head on your shoulders. It'll be
interesting to see what happens when you put it to better use. Like
maybe, how we're gonna get everybody on the same page to come up with
some sort of test of practical knowledge if FCC dumps Element 1.

I would like to think that if it were ever possible for all of us to meet
in person, that that meeting would be both pleasant and enjoyable.

If it was just the hams who are regulars, yeah, no doubt. If all the
trolls showed up too? You gotta be kidding me. We'd need the National
Guard there to prevent a riot.

And, as we continue to batter each other's opinions, I think it is
necessary to realize that we are not necessarily battering each
other personally. Whether or not the nature of Usenet tends to
make our reactions to each other impersonal by nature, it does
bear keeping in mind that there is another human being at the
other end of our rhetoric. I know that I want to be treated as such,
and I will try to keep that in mind when reacting to the rest of you.

Just some food for thought…any and all comments welcome.

Speaking of food, don't forget to look me up when you get back up here
to WNY. I'm on and off of Usenet because I access it through public
servers, but even if I disappear from here I still want to get
together with you and Pete for some chow and chatter.

73 DE John, KC2HMZ


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"Brian" wrote in message
om...

Kim, beer and BBQ?


Oh good heavens, no! Pasta, or steak, and a glass of fine wine or a frozen
margarita. Beer and BBQ is a Texan thing and, while I'll drink an ICE COLD
beer on a hot day outside--you won't find me outside much in the Summertime
around here. BBQ? It's OK. But I prefer no flavorings on my meat.

Kim W5TIT

Kim W5TIT wrote:
"Mike Coslo" wrote in message
...

Yaknow, people can be pro-code and no-code and have spirited arguments
without accusing each other against crimes against humanity! Or illegal
drug abuse.

- Mike KB3EIA -



You're far more optimistic than I.


I'd wager that if you put all us in a room, we'd get along just fine.

- Mike KB3EIA -