DrDeath wrote:
"Cmdr Buzz Corey" wrote in message
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DrDeath wrote:

I doubt he knows as much about radio than I do. And from what I have read
of his posts, his IQ is certainly lower than my 147

147? Yeah right.


I realize that it is hard for you to comprehend that, with me being a CBer.
Challenging a belief system can be tough. Like your belief that all CBers
are to stupid...
^^

147?

DrDeath wrote:
"Cmdr Buzz Corey" wrote in message
...

DrDeath wrote:

I doubt he knows as much about radio than I do. And from what I have read
of his posts, his IQ is certainly lower than my 147

147? Yeah right.


I realize that it is hard for you to comprehend that, with me being a CBer.
Challenging a belief system can be tough. Like your belief that all CBers
are to stupid to pass the ham test, that we sit around all day swilling beer
and saying "ten-fer good buddy". Or my favorite belief you hold, "I have a
ham ticket, that makes me special."



I find that those who brag about their IQs is about all they have to
brag about. I know people with IQs higher then yours who couldn't find
their way to the bathroom and back without help, so what does you IQ
prove? Nothing.

As far as knowing more about radio, I converted my first transmitter, a
Heath DX-60 from controlled carrier AM (you even know what controlled
carrier AM is without looking it up?) to high level plate modulation
(you even know what high level plate modulation is without looking it
up?). I once designed and built my own SSB 80-10 meter transmitter plus
many other pieces of ham equipment. Also constructed a 15 meter three
element beam using gamma matching (you even know what gamma matching is
without looking it up?). What have you designed and built for your 'good
buddy ten-fer ther' cb hobby, mister IQ?

DrDeath wrote:
I realize that it is hard for you to comprehend that, with me being a CBer.
Challenging a belief system can be tough. Like your belief that all CBers
are to stupid to pass the ham test, that we sit around all day swilling beer
and saying "ten-fer good buddy".

That's downright silly. Y'all gotta have time to put the hammer down and
find y'all's selves a convoy and spot them smokeys from the rockin' chair.
Then y'all gotta test y'all's leenyars by ratchet-jawin' "Walk Walk Walk
On Yoooooooooooooooo" on channels 6 through 34 simultaneously. (That
means "at the same time".)

--
If John McCain gets the 2008 Republican Presidential nomination,
my vote for President will be a write-in for Jiang Zemin.

"DrDeath" wrote:
"Cmdr Buzz Corey" wrote in message
...
DrDeath wrote:

I doubt he knows as much about radio than I do. And from what I have
read of his posts, his IQ is certainly lower than my 147
147? Yeah right.

I realize that it is hard for you to comprehend that, with me being a
CBer. Challenging a belief system can be tough. Like your belief that all
CBers are to stupid to pass the ham test, that we sit around all day
swilling beer and saying "ten-fer good buddy". Or my favorite belief you
hold, "I have a ham ticket, that makes me special."

Ask him his call.

"The Magnum" wrote:
Why on earth would anyone want to pass an Amateur test to talk to guys
like this is beyond me. At least with CB you can have a laugh and also
use it sensibly without having to dedicate your whole life to the bloody
thing.... Those people who look down on CB because they are amateurs
really...really need to get out and experience some life..... and i dont
mean down to the ham rallys to buy some more of someones junk to fill
their houses with. Not all Amateurs are like this but theres a lot that
are, and a lot of them sit in these newsgroups trying to prove something.
Sad old farts....

IAWTP.

Jock. wrote:
Any moron can pick up a microphone.

As proved my so many. License doesn't mean squat to me or K1man. g

Cmdr Buzz Corey wrote:
I find that those who brag about their IQs is about all they have to
brag about.

Do you ever take a time-out from your CB posts to really ponder it, JJ?

"Jock." wrote in message
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On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 11:03:45 -0500, "DrDeath"
wrote:

"Cmdr Buzz Corey" wrote in message
...
DrDeath wrote:

I doubt he knows as much about radio than I do. And from what I have
read
of his posts, his IQ is certainly lower than my 147
147? Yeah right.

I realize that it is hard for you to comprehend that, with me being a
CBer.
Challenging a belief system can be tough. Like your belief that all CBers
are to stupid to pass the ham test, that we sit around all day swilling
beer
and saying "ten-fer good buddy". Or my favorite belief you hold, "I have a
ham ticket, that makes me special."

Any moron can pick up a microphone.

Same with a keyboard.

"Cmdr Buzz Corey" wrote in message
...
DrDeath wrote:
"Cmdr Buzz Corey" wrote in message
...

DrDeath wrote:

I doubt he knows as much about radio than I do. And from what I have
read of his posts, his IQ is certainly lower than my 147

147? Yeah right.


I realize that it is hard for you to comprehend that, with me being a
CBer. Challenging a belief system can be tough. Like your belief that all
CBers are to stupid to pass the ham test, that we sit around all day
swilling beer and saying "ten-fer good buddy". Or my favorite belief you
hold, "I have a ham ticket, that makes me special."

I find that those who brag about their IQs is about all they have to brag
about. I know people with IQs higher then yours who couldn't find their
way to the bathroom and back without help, so what does you IQ prove?
Nothing.

I only pointed it out to show that you believe those that use cb radio and
those with no ham ticket are intellectually inferior. So yes, I proved that
quite clearly.


As far as knowing more about radio, I converted my first transmitter, a
Heath DX-60 from controlled carrier AM (you even know what controlled
carrier AM is without looking it up?) to high level plate modulation (you
even know what high level plate modulation is without looking it up?). I
once designed and built my own SSB 80-10 meter transmitter plus many other
pieces of ham equipment. Also constructed a 15 meter three element beam
using gamma matching (you even know what gamma matching is without looking
it up?). What have you designed and built for your 'good buddy ten-fer
ther' cb hobby, mister IQ?

I don't need to look up any of those items.
I am in the process of building a ssb radio to match the linear I built last
year. Though I am certain I spend a great deal less time working on those
types of projects as I have other interests in my life.

"Steveo" wrote in message
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"DrDeath" wrote:
"Cmdr Buzz Corey" wrote in message
...
DrDeath wrote:

I doubt he knows as much about radio than I do. And from what I have
read of his posts, his IQ is certainly lower than my 147
147? Yeah right.

I realize that it is hard for you to comprehend that, with me being a
CBer. Challenging a belief system can be tough. Like your belief that all
CBers are to stupid to pass the ham test, that we sit around all day
swilling beer and saying "ten-fer good buddy". Or my favorite belief you
hold, "I have a ham ticket, that makes me special."

Ask him his call.

OK Hey Cmdr Buzz Corey, whats your call?