Mike Coslo wrote:
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Mike Coslo wrote:
KØHB wrote:
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Amateur radio isn't magical.
I think belief in magic IS a necessary requirement to really enjoyAmateur
Radio. Of course, you won't see a question concerning magic or metaphysics on
the test you take to obtain your license, but in your heart you will come to
believe in that powerful, intangible force.
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Excellent, Hans, simply excellent!
- Mike KB3EIA -
Un-friggin-beleivable!
After spending the better part of a month dissing religion, you become
a witch.
Almost as unbelievable that you derive that we are wiccans from our
fascination in what radio does at times.
Gosh, golly. Where DO I come up with this stuff?
"We hardly think twice when we use our equipment to sommon the
elemental forces of the universe..."
"I think belief in magic IS a necessary requirement to really enjoy
Amateur Radio."
"Excellent, Hans, simply excellent!"
Radio isn't going to save our soul, and it isn't going to impose our
will on the world.
Do you think that anything is going to save your soul? Do you have a
soul?
It is just exceptionally cool, and sometimes some
interesting and strange things happen there.
"Jesus was one cool dude" and "sometimes some interesting and strange
things happen" in his presence.
Had a guy who used to work for me who thought that participating in a
discussion was to zone out for most of the time, not paying any
particular attention, then jump on how I (or others in the conversation)
pronounced a word, or some other trivial thing.
- Mike KB3EIA -
Yet I read every word that Hans wrote, that Dee wrote, and you wrote.
Trying to discredit me and attempting to compare me to one of your
substandard employees is not the right tactic to take. Try to stay on
topic and be rational. Thanks.