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July 24th 05, 08:46 PM

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From: Cmdr Buzz Corey on Sat 23 Jul 2005 21:52
And like other fools you attempt to keep the myth alive.

Nope. That's not a "myth" but ACTUAL FACT. Look at Broose
and his constant "CBplusser" snarlings. "Lid" like operation
is commonly referred to as "CB" activity. All kinds of
nastygrams are sent when olde-tyme hammes have a need to
cuss out someone. :-)

And where in that do you get they are somehow upset about losing 11
meters? It is a FACT that the cbers turned 11 meters into the sewer pit
of radio.

In 40+ years of
hamming I have never heard one ham (that inclueds the olde-tyme hammes)
that complained about about the loss of 11 meters.

Tsk. You obviously don't get out much and your hearing is
way worse than Coslo's.

Go to the Comments at the FCC ECFS on WT Docket 05-235. All
them olde-tymers complaining about ham radio gonna be "worse
than CB!" (along with the threats of the sky falling, etc.).

And again, how do you see in that anyone complaining about losing 11
meters? No, most hams don't want the ham bands to become what the cbers
have made of 11 meters. No complaing about losing it, just don't want
the ham bands to become like it.

The hams had 10
meters where they operated and rarely used 11, so the loss to the ham
community was nothing.

Yeah, yeah, tell us all about olde-tymer. In 1958 you were
just another pretty face on the TV tube (in black and white)
doing adventures in space. Very heroic. Your limited fan
base must have swelled your cranium past the ability to sense
ordinary terrestrial hobby activities in radio.

The hams hardly used 11 meters. In 1958 I was listening to hams almost
on a daily basis. Sure there were a few at the time who may have
complained a bit, but you attempt to make it sound as if half the ham
community is still upset. Not so lennieboy, the hams never missed not
having 11 meters. If they knew what a sewer pit of radio communication
the brain-dead cbers would make of it, they probably would have raise a
real stink.

Buzziebaby, be prepared to go digital by 2009. And get some
better writers, okay? Your scripts in here are a POS.

Here, you are the ever present POS lennieboy.