From: on Sun, Sep 3 2006 6:34 pm

wrote:
From: on Sun, Sep 3 2006 6:17 am
wrote:
From: on Sat, Sep 2 2006 3:43 pm
Fred Hambrecht wrote:

We are better than you! Was there ever any doubt? If you can't learn code
you are not only stupid but lazy as well! You have a welfare license, shut
up and enjoy what was given to your whining ass...

Mr Congenialty has spoken.

Gotta love those Code Bigots. :-)


Jimmie Noserve showed up with his bimonthly Numbers (his period
on?)...still trying to "prove" that Technician class licensees
aren't really no-coders. :-)

Wow. Why would he think that?

Jimmy has a woodie about some past "disagreements" in here,
the inability to keep me off the forum. :-)


Robeson showed up wondering who "Robesin" is...only proving that
the poor guy can't realize it is himself. He always was
illiterate in regards to alliteration.

He lacks self-realization and self-actualization.

He also lacks ANY third-party reference to his War Hero
claims and 18 years of his (supposed) life. shrug


Welp, if Fred had a tour in Ohio as an Army recruiter back in the 70s...

Ya know, that always bothered me. Why would an ex-NAVY person
be "recruiting for the ARMY"? [explanation for the trash-mouth
newcomers: Robesin once claimed - in here - that was what his
late father did, but didn't say when or exactly where] The Army
has always used active-duty Army NCOs for such tasks since before
1973 (the ending of the "Draft"). Strange LIE by Robeson, must
have been done at time of some bad goods he swiped out of the
Sharps box.

He got his lies crossed-up, that's all. You're supposed to just go
along with it.

Ah, so! Well, it's part of the "morsemen can do NO wrong"
philosophy ever-present in this forum. :-)


A "Sharps box" is colloquial term for a plastic container
(usually wall mounted) for biological waste in medical
facilities, sometimes referred to as just a "Sharps." Made by
B. D. Sharps company and not affiliated with the dullness of
the pro-coders. They can be seen in most doctors' offices
and hospitals all over the country.

Robesin as medical waste? Sure. Why not? He's a waste in so many
ways.

Fortunately (for the ecology) he is biodegradeable. We've
already seen that in here, him being as degrading as possible.


Robesin is going to come back and say "it's not nice to talk
about medical things" as if he is some kind of code caduceus
bearing "judge" of medicine. :-) He is a nurse (probably
using a wastebasket-salvaged 1983 edition "Physician's Desk
Reference" as his medical terminology guide). If he REALLY
wanted some REAL rank, he could devote the next 9 years of
his life to add MD after his name and honestly say he "saves
lives." Tsk, he can't save his own life from the disease of
impersonation. May a colony of helicobacter pylori set up
housekeeping in his duodenum! :-) [he can share that with
papa Fred]

Did you see his "conceed" to Mark in another thread?

No. Too many threads of the garbage-mouthers in this group,
isn't worth skimming through all those other threads.


Freddie baby is prolly setting up a spittle session in here
bitching and bad-mouthing anyone who doesn't want to relive
times past a half-century ago when Kode was King. We'll see
what his kind of foaming-at-the-mouth trash talk against "no-
coders" will be. :-)

I don't care what Fred says. He's a bad impersonator of some of the
great anti-Technicians of years past...

I agree but morsemen are revered in here and at the League.
To fault a morseman is to invite ever-lasting hatred of all
that they hold holy. Nobody can enjoy communicating except
by the "professional" protocol of constantly abbreviating
everything in the "correct, approved" (since 1930s) morse
form. Violate that and all are subject to everlasting
purgatory of the anti-morse. :-)

We both know what Freddie displayed. No sense in repeating
it. I agree that his demands do not put amateur radio in a
good light, but some of those Bigots are very vocal and
there seems to be some kind of "bigot morsemen's league"
where none are chastised by their brotherhood. They seem
to hold their bigotry in high regard, perhaps even as nobles.