Dan/W4NTI wrote:
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From: on Aug 24, 7:32 pm

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From: "Dan/W4NTI" on Wed 24 Aug 2005 00:12

You want to give these Liberal taught kids a lesson in self respect?

Draft them into the military.

That will fix the situation in LESS than a generation.

Don't y'all LOVE it when Dannie do his George C. Scott imitation
from the movie "Patton?" Gotta love that Amateur Radio Service
Uniform, the shiny helmet, polished riding boots (no mud from the
Fulda Gap on them, nossir!), all those Medals of glorious ham
service, the chrome-plated morse key in its holster at his side!

With ivory finger pieces?

Right. [grips really] I forgot the Croix de Gruyere around his
neck (the cheese, not the Croix du Guerre medal).

The huge American flag behind him on the stage is quite effective.
However, the equally huge banner saying DEATH TO NO-CODERS! is a
bit tacky.

Compassionate No-Codism is about to erupt. Or maybe not.

Doubt it. That was a Cold War Hero talking, a veteran of the
Fulda Gap Campaign...!


Here's some recruits to "be taught a lesson through military
service...they haven't served yet:"

James Miccolis
Brian Kelly
Michael Coslo
Dee Flint

Tension-hutt! Keep a straight line! Eyes front! No talking
in ranks! You OBEY DAN, do whatever he say! He be da new
Dill Sergeant! He God!

You forgot "Fall In" and "Taller Tap." Aw forgeddit. It would be
wasted on that group.

True. I think all but Dee ran off to Canada to avoid serving...


Welp, at least Kelly has "real military experience." Probably photo'd
Steve washing down the Geedunk. Photo's stamped "FOUO" and faxed to
the NSA.

I can't "bear" the thought of that... :-)

bam hit

John Smith wrote:
Len:

If this were the 1930's, dan would be a dangerous man. Besides serving
hitler in the search for evil jews, he would also be pursuing cb'ers who
want an amateur license...

There weren't any cb'ers in the 1930's.

Well John Smith, you just blew it. So now you are calling me a Nazi. Or
at least a wanabee Nazi. You should be ashamed of yourself.

I honestly thought you were made of better stuff. I was wrong.

Dan/W4NTI

"John Smith" wrote in message
news
Len:

If this were the 1930's, dan would be a dangerous man. Besides serving
hitler in the search for evil jews, he would also be pursuing cb'ers who
want an amateur license...

John

On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 22:44:01 -0700, wrote:

From: John Smith on Aug 23, 8:06 pm

Dan:

The only difference between cb and amateur is megacycles and "church
doctrines." Of course, if you can BS those without a ticket and who do
not "CB", then anything you are capable of convincing them of will most
likely float--but don't BS a BS'er, it don't work...

On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 00:02:17 +0000, Dan/W4NTI wrote:
To help you out 'old friend'....."attitude adjustment" = Leaving all
the CB
bullcrap where it belongs and pay attention to what is going on with
HAM
RADIO. They are NOT THE SAME.

And instead of trying to change the world of Ham Radio, learn
something
from those that have been there and done it.

SEE?

Dan/W4NTI

John, Dere you have it. Dan Jeswald IS amateur radio! He
RULEZ!

"If the dit don't fit, Dan will convict!"
- paraphrasing Brian Burke

Dannie he say NO ONE CAN CHANGE HAM RADIO!!! He won't allow it!

[ farf...snort... ]

dan say

This is what YOU wrote John Smith

The only difference between cb and amateur is megacycles and "church
doctrines."

This is what I said to you.

You know better than that John Smith. Quit trying to blow smoke up
someone's posterior.

I'm not talking about hating CBers. Im talking about you should KNOW
better than to say ham radio is basically the same as CB.

That doesn't mean I hate CBers. It means your blowing smoke up someones
rear...And it ain't mine.

Your getting more like Lennie the idiot every day.

Dan/W4NTI



"John Smith" wrote in message
news
Dan:

On the contrary, I doubt the sanity of anyone who thinks there is
something inherently evil in cb'ers, I know quite a few who have gotten
amateur tickets over the years...

A witch-hunt for cb'ers who want amateur tickets is an evil thing...

John

From: John Smith on Wed 24 Aug 2005 19:04

Len:

If this were the 1930's, dan would be a dangerous man. Besides serving
hitler in the search for evil jews, he would also be pursuing cb'ers who
want an amateur license...

Cartoon character hero Buzz Corey remarked that there were no CB-ers
in the 1930s. Neither was there any "Commander Buzz Corey." :-)
Only Buck Rogers and the beginnings of science-fiction writing.

Buzzy baby just can't understand any allegories or analogies.

The 1930s didn't have a heckuva lot of radio of any kind except
broadcast receivers. The number of radio amateurs was small and
they made little impact on the radio world then. The "wireless
broadcasters," largely wireless coupling of phonographs to AM
radios, hadn't even started to pick up yet. Communications radio
was largely confined to the maritime world, the (many) radio
communications providers and carriers, and governments. SSB was
there on HF but nearly all of those SSB were of the 4-voice-
channel kind carrying both voice and TTY. A few police
departments were experimenting with two-way voice radios for
vehicle communications and finding it worthwhile. Aviation
radio was almost non-existant (compared to today) and the
"radionavigation aids" consisted of the LF two-antenna-lobe
"A-N" beacon. In smaller radio stations code was king. The
EM spectrum was far from being allocated beyond 30 MHz and
there would come many many changes in the near future. Morse
code skill was then a necessity in amateur radio since so few
radio amateurs had any other mode capability. The Titanic
sinking was only 18 to 28 years past the 1930s and the morse
myths of "saving lives" (via the new international 500 KHz
maritime distress-safety frequency) were in full flower.

With the beginning of the Great Depression in 1929, consumer
radio was having a tough time in the market, not much left to
play around with "technical hobbies" by many. By 1930 over a
quarter of the American work force was out of a regular job and
had to fend for themselves at whatever they could. The thought
of ANY kind of "personal communications radio" was a rare pipe-
dream...NOT possible for most of the denizens of this din of
inequity.

Buzzy-baby was born on the black and white TV tube and never
really left that fantasyland. Even today he is only two-
dimensional. :-)

dim two

Dan:

You are either unable or unwilling to "get it"...

Let me put it simply for you...

A radio frequency is a radio frequency (whether cb or amateur, federal,
state, county, city, foreign, etc, etc)...

An idiot with a mike is an idiot with a mike (whether cb, amateur, etc,
etc)

.... end of story ...

John

On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 22:33:10 +0000, Dan/W4NTI wrote:

This is what YOU wrote John Smith

The only difference between cb and amateur is megacycles and "church
doctrines."

This is what I said to you.

You know better than that John Smith. Quit trying to blow smoke up
someone's posterior.

I'm not talking about hating CBers. Im talking about you should KNOW
better than to say ham radio is basically the same as CB.

That doesn't mean I hate CBers. It means your blowing smoke up someones
rear...And it ain't mine.

Your getting more like Lennie the idiot every day.

Dan/W4NTI



"John Smith" wrote in message
news
Dan:

On the contrary, I doubt the sanity of anyone who thinks there is
something inherently evil in cb'ers, I know quite a few who have gotten
amateur tickets over the years...

A witch-hunt for cb'ers who want amateur tickets is an evil thing...

John

Dan:

When your "take" on anything deserves any consideration, I'll get let you
know... the nazi was an attempt of mine in just trying to be nice,
frankly all your text is just simply an attack on CB, CB'ers and anyone
not agreeing with you--it is my opinion that only an idiot could consider
it anything else...

John

On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 22:28:21 +0000, Dan/W4NTI wrote:

Well John Smith, you just blew it. So now you are calling me a Nazi. Or
at least a wanabee Nazi. You should be ashamed of yourself.

I honestly thought you were made of better stuff. I was wrong.

Dan/W4NTI

"John Smith" wrote in message
news
Len:

If this were the 1930's, dan would be a dangerous man. Besides serving
hitler in the search for evil jews, he would also be pursuing cb'ers who
want an amateur license...

John

On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 22:44:01 -0700, wrote:

From: John Smith on Aug 23, 8:06 pm

Dan:

The only difference between cb and amateur is megacycles and "church
doctrines." Of course, if you can BS those without a ticket and who do
not "CB", then anything you are capable of convincing them of will most
likely float--but don't BS a BS'er, it don't work...

On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 00:02:17 +0000, Dan/W4NTI wrote:
To help you out 'old friend'....."attitude adjustment" = Leaving all
the CB
bullcrap where it belongs and pay attention to what is going on with
HAM
RADIO. They are NOT THE SAME.

And instead of trying to change the world of Ham Radio, learn
something
from those that have been there and done it.

SEE?

Dan/W4NTI

John, Dere you have it. Dan Jeswald IS amateur radio! He
RULEZ!

"If the dit don't fit, Dan will convict!"
- paraphrasing Brian Burke

Dannie he say NO ONE CAN CHANGE HAM RADIO!!! He won't allow it!

[ farf...snort... ]

dan say

There you go again "John Smith" calling names again, but this time to
yourself.

Dan/W4NTI

"John Smith" wrote in message
news
Dan:

When your "take" on anything deserves any consideration, I'll get let you
know... the nazi was an attempt of mine in just trying to be nice,
frankly all your text is just simply an attack on CB, CB'ers and anyone
not agreeing with you--it is my opinion that only an idiot could consider
it anything else...

John

On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 22:28:21 +0000, Dan/W4NTI wrote:

Well John Smith, you just blew it. So now you are calling me a Nazi.
Or
at least a wanabee Nazi. You should be ashamed of yourself.

I honestly thought you were made of better stuff. I was wrong.

Dan/W4NTI

"John Smith" wrote in message
news
Len:

If this were the 1930's, dan would be a dangerous man. Besides serving
hitler in the search for evil jews, he would also be pursuing cb'ers who
want an amateur license...

John

On Tue, 23 Aug 2005 22:44:01 -0700, wrote:

From: John Smith on Aug 23, 8:06 pm

Dan:

The only difference between cb and amateur is megacycles and "church
doctrines." Of course, if you can BS those without a ticket and who do
not "CB", then anything you are capable of convincing them of will most
likely float--but don't BS a BS'er, it don't work...

On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 00:02:17 +0000, Dan/W4NTI wrote:
To help you out 'old friend'....."attitude adjustment" = Leaving all
the CB
bullcrap where it belongs and pay attention to what is going on with
HAM
RADIO. They are NOT THE SAME.

And instead of trying to change the world of Ham Radio, learn
something
from those that have been there and done it.

SEE?

Dan/W4NTI

John, Dere you have it. Dan Jeswald IS amateur radio! He
RULEZ!

"If the dit don't fit, Dan will convict!"
- paraphrasing Brian Burke

Dannie he say NO ONE CAN CHANGE HAM RADIO!!! He won't allow it!

[ farf...snort... ]

dan say