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March 15th 05, 01:09 AM
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From: Brian Burke on Sun, Mar 13 2005 7:14 am
wrote: From: Brian Burke on Fri, Mar 11 2005 3:18 pm http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBay.... $102 for a WOMAN's long-sleeve T-shirt featuring "morse code" messages?!?!? ...truly, only a rabid MORSEAHOLIC would think that is "cool." :-) Wonder if they've got antabuse for morse code? If there was, the rabid morsehams would scream and holler abuse (not "antiabuse") at all those who made it, saying "THEY HATE HAM RADIO!!!" ["Real hams know code!"] :-) Might be the next hot thing at Dayton. Len, come on out and see for youself. Petty good bunch of people even if many are overweight and in t-shirts 1 or 2 sizes too small. Some of the vendors have even figured out that sex appeal even works on hams, and have staffed their boothes with attractive women. Tsk. Travel 2000 miles to a convention of fantasy believers who imagine that ALL of radio follows their ideas of "radio operating?" Don't think so. If I want to see attractive women outside of my house environs, Los Angeles with all its movie studios has the number one position for collections of attractive women! And they do have a testing session. Bring an ID and $12. Oops, forgot, Heil says no more licenses in that box. Wonder if the FCC knows that? Big badass dave IS the Lawgiver. Whatever he say, all DO. Period. No questions allowed. |
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March 15th 05, 12:17 PM
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wrote: From: Brian Burke on Sun, Mar 13 2005 7:14 am Might be the next hot thing at Dayton. Len, come on out and see for youself. Petty good bunch of people even if many are overweight and in t-shirts 1 or 2 sizes too small. Some of the vendors have even figured out that sex appeal even works on hams, and have staffed their boothes with attractive women. Tsk. Travel 2000 miles to a convention of fantasy believers who imagine that ALL of radio follows their ideas of "radio operating?" Don't think so. "Fantasy believers"...?!?! This isn't a "Star Trek" or "Stargate SG1" Convention, Lennie. It's attended by real people with real licenses and real radio stations. The one "fantasizing" is the ex-radio technician who is waiting for the FCC to beg him to take an exam-free Amateur Radio license for all the projects he "had his hands in" ove the years. If I want to see attractive women outside of my house environs...(SNIP)...(There's one within...?!?!) (UNSNIP)...Los Angeles with all its movie studios has the number one position for collections of attractive women! And the number one position of wannabe actress suicides. And the number one position of murders. And the number one position of natural disasters in CONUS. And the number one position of gang-related felonies. And the number one position of drug related crimes. And they do have a testing session. Bring an ID and $12. Oops, forgot, Heil says no more licenses in that box. Wonder if the FCC knows that? Big badass dave IS the Lawgiver. Whatever he say, all DO. Period. No questions allowed. Lennie can save his $12. Spending it at Dayton would be on the presumption that he could pass the test. Might as well save his money since he can't do it. Requires a certain amount of requisite knowledge, and Lennie's demonstrated a pretty weak comprehension of Amateur Radio practice here. If he can't get it right in an "open book" enviroment, he'll never get it right at the VE session. Still liar and antagonist extreme. You do the IEEE proud. Steve, K4YZ |
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