December 2nd 05, 03:29 AM
posted to rec.radio.cb,rec.radio.amateur.policy,rec.radio.swap
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re-entering ham radio
Amen Woody
On Fri, 02 Dec 2005 02:08:14 GMT, "Woody"
wrote:
Heh.. nobody out there willing to "Elmer"...
However, there does seem to be a plethora of people looking to inflate their
egos,
or better yet, sit and tell others how clueless they are; and call it
teaching.
Then there's a few that I'd swear could literally dumb another person to
death with their random babble.
It's funny [and not limited to ham radio] that only the 'can't teach' types
always seem be the teachers.
Plus, I've never met a ham that wasn't involved in/obsessed with, a
power-struggle of some sort.
Who needs it?
No one wants to show you how to do something, they just want to talk about
how you can't.
[see below]
The truly intelligent only pass through amateur radio, finding out they were
better off without it.
So, yes ma'am, nothing left but appliance ops and CB-types that won't listen
to
anyone and think they know it all.
It's a pathetic cycle, eh?
Oh, and ham isn't going anywhere... it's akin to a bug on a windshield....
wipe on it and all you get is a bigger mess that still won't go away.
rb
...with another shameless plug for www.hamsexy.com
"dontspam" wrote in message
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Sure you hear lots of signals on the bands. Appliance operators and
cb'ers.
On 1 Dec 2005 15:05:32 GMT, (Chuck
Sherwood) wrote:
I would foget ham radio. It is on the way out.
Get some woodworking tools.
That is what they said 10 years ago..
I still hear signals on the bands so at least somebody
is xmitting...
I don't particularly like woodworking.
chuck
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