RadioBanter - View Single Post - If Ham Radio Were Invented Today (reprise)

February 6th 04, 03:51 PM

(Len Over 21) wrote in message ...

Well, the gunnery nurse's "attitude" adjustment seems to have lasted
only a few days.

Oh no, Lennie...My attitude about YOU will enver change. You've
proven to me that you are without redeeming character, unable to tell
the truth, and unwilling to do the things yuo say you'll do...

No change there.

This is NOT "commercial" radio...Not the Armed Forces or maritime
services.

Neither is it about "nursing" or "piloting," ace gunnery nurse.

However, radio is radio, and the physics of same does NOT change
because an administration defines certain radio activities as
"amateur."

IT'S NOT ABOUT THE PHYSICS, SCUMBAG.

It's about the application. Always has been...always will be.

Are you having a problem with this concept?

No, but you are definitely still having a problem with "attitude."

Above retierated.

Is your ONLY "argument" that since the military allegedly doesn't
use Morse Code, then we don't?

The U.S. military does NOT use any morse code for communications.

Wrong. proven over and over. That they don't get YOUR approval
to do so is YOUR tough luck...Sorry.

The U.S. military only requires morse code cognition by a relative
handfull of military intelligence specialists engaged in monitoring
and intercepting enemy and potential-enemy messaging.

As far as YOU know...Others (who have PRACTICAL experience) have
dicreditied your assertions on more than one occassion.

Now...Go dig out Momma Lennie's correspondence texts and look up
"pathological liar", and if you have just ONE lucid, objective moment,
you MIGHT understand why no one here has any respect for you.

I DOUBT it, but you MIGHT.

Steve, K4YZ