February 16th 06, 12:28 PM
posted to rec.radio.amateur.policy,rec.radio.cb
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more from one of the most perverted fellows on RRAP Mark C. Morgan
"Jim Hampton" wrote:
"Steveo" wrote in message
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"Jim Hampton" wrote:
"Dr.Death" wrote in message
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wrote in message
ups.com...
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On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 22:58:06 -0600, "Dr.Death"
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I know you are too stpupid to realize it but if such an
action were upcoming I would know about it
It is a fact I am not responoble for your insane delusions
I suppose it's all you can do to contain your own.
wrong again
but still I am not respoble for your isanity
How the hell did you pass your code test with your inability to
spell.
I never have passed a code test
You've never passed an intelligence test, either.
nice to see a spontaneous agreement that it is all but
impossible for to have passed one
Nice to see that you still have your head up your ass.
Jim Dave and Steve at last report were still claiming I could
pass one if i wanted to
There have been handicapped hams who passed it, retard. Why can't
you?
I took the sample test on QRZ.com twice and passed both times
without studying, I'll bet an old turd could study all month, have
the answers in front of him and still manage to fail.
It was more fun taking the test in front of an FCC examiner and
passing both the commercial telegraph and amateur extra the same day
.... in 1966. Yep, and radar endorsement too ... the 1st phone was
taken
another
week that year. I needed it for my job at WROC-TV in Rochester, NY.
After going qrt in 1972, I let my tickets lapse.
In 1993, I decided to get 'em back. No study. No QRZ.com. No Morse
since 1969.
Sunuvagun! Amateur extra (20 words per minute) and found out the
test was in 5 hours when I called to see who or what was giving the
test - right after I decided to get back in. No study, no pain, no
sweat.  ))
Didn't bother with the telegraph ticket as I knew the end was coming
in
a
few years. Why pay the price for the exam? Of what use would it be?
But I did retrieve what was left of the 1st phone - the GROL (rough
equivalent of the 2nd phone years ago).
Still haven't been on cw. I tried a Java translator and found I
can't
do
the 40 I used to be able to put on paper with perfect copy. 30 would
be about it and pushing real hard unless I got on the air for a week
or so. 20, however, sounded slow.
This old fart, however, wouldn't have any problems at any time. The
only
time I had to retest was in 1964 on the general as I had done the
stupid thing of learning dots and dashes. It was tough converting to
sound,
but
I managed and passed every exam since. The real exams.
73 from Rochester, NY
Jim AA2QA
Those are some kredentials Jim, no doubt about it. Ever test yourself
with a geiger-counter (sp) for second hand radiation?
Do you illuminate Elvis black-light posters when you walk in the room?
Hello, Mopar
No, but once I made the mistake of entering a room with a bs meter
running. The needle spun around 3 times before the thing blew up,
scattering aluminum foil and burn resistors all over the room ))
73 from Rochester, NY
Jim
HaHaHa shame on the mess!!
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