Dave Heil wrote:
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K=D8HB wrote:

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Likewise.


more of your cuting context
I don't realy care what you knew some time ago, your remarks TODAY=
show

you as a pretty unfeeling SoB


And so that you think SOS signals are a subject for jokes , then y=
ou
are sick as well as unfeeling

In addition to coming across as a complete twit, Mark, you act like=
one
afflicted with perpetual PMS.


well if think that SOS is good subject for a joke well

Oh no, Mark, I think that the very idea of you responding to an SOS s=
ent
in morse, is a good subject of a joke.


then you are of course a sick ******* but we knew that

As I understand it, you believe me to be sick for laughing at the very
idea of someone even thinking of using a mode he claims not to be able
to use. I find it more than a little amusing. It is your fantasy so
feel free to modify it. I like the guy shouting "Ayday" too.


No stupid I think you are sick for being willing to ignore a distress
call if it were misent

Don't try to make the scenario something altogether different. We were
discussing *you* attempting to respond to a morse distress call. Now
you want to shift things around so I'm ignoring a distress call.

The subject reactions to distress call yours and mine


I think you are sick for laughing at the Fact I would try to help
someone in distresss

From you own tale of your experience with trying to learn morse, you'd
be 1) incapable of recognizing that it was an emergency and 2) incapable
of understanding what help was needed.

more of your pack of lies

You refuse to acept facts

It isn't hard to reconize SoS

Once reconized the action needed is clear, For me of course the
procedure is different I would record the signal for play back later.
Then I try ruing it though a computer decode, which should recover much
of the signal. or if not I send using the PC a sginal reequesting more
data I run it through until I have or find I can't read it with a
machine. If i can't read it then I start calling people who can read
the signal play it for them let them decode it and/or get them on the
Air to render more assistance than I can

So your satement "From you own tale of your experience with trying to
learn morse, you'd be 1) incapable of recognizing that it was an
emergency and 2) incapable of understanding what help was needed.", Is
a bald faced lie,and if you had any brains you'd know that.



I think your expounding at length on my HF operations from any DX spot
on the earth would make a good subject for a joke.


Just comenting on your own words

"Commenting", Mark. You aren't commenting on my words. You know
nothing of DXing and precious little of my operations on 6m or any other
band.


I am comenting on your words

Indeed all I have is your words

and YOUR words make you look guilty

Okay, Mark, I'll play your game. On which particular words of mine are
you commenting?

the word you refuse to say, the answer to the question of when you
worked those out of band hams did you know they were out of band or
not. Not were you responible to know or any other evasion.


but then you don't respoibility for your actions

I don't repoibility?

I take full responsibility for my actions. My conscience is clear.
I still think you're a twit.


Indeed I am sure you feel no guilt at helping other break the law

I helped no others break any law unless you take the very peculiar and
totally incorrect view that by merely showing up on a band, I enticed
someone to break his country's regs. Others have attempted to correct
your mistaken perception, but you've simply ignored them.

becuase you and all of them dance around the central quetion what did
you know and when did you know it

If You only learned afterward they were out of band then Find I agree
you were in the clear. If you knew before or during then it is another
matter

you dance and dance avoiding this question



I would also find your lifetime of professional victimhood a good
subject for a joke.


and more of your Stevie type lies

That isn't a lie, Mark. Victimhood is what you're all about. You can't
pass a morse code test and you're a victim. You put together an English
sentence and that's someone else's problem and you're a victim because
of your handicap. Let's all get together and feel sorry for poor Mark.
Let's try to make it easy on him because he just can't do things.


More of your lies

Your record is stuck, Mark. What lies?


I'm not feeling that generous, Mark. I know too many people with
difficulties in their lives who are, at least, trying to do something to
better themselves.
=20
Dave K8MN