RadioBanter - View Single Post - If you had to use CW to save someone's life, would that person die?

Dave Heil · September 18th 06, 12:02 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.policy

wrote:

yawn

yawn

New Orleans AMATEURS were messed up more than the pros.

How much emergency comms have YOU done?

New Orleans AMATEURS were messed up more than the pros.

Don't you KNOW?!?

Don't you KNOW?!?

Don't you KNOW?!?

"NOLA?" One of your infatuations? What happened to Audrey?

New Orleans AMATEURS were messed up more than the pros.

New Orleans AMATEURS were messed up more than the pros.

Tsk, tsk, it DID happen. NEW ORLEANS infrastructure was
never COMPLETELY destroyed.

You don't KNOW?!?

Here's a plain and simple fact: Jimmy implies OTHER things
about OTHER'S statements, connecting dots on different
planes of existance in order to make some kind of point.

New Orleans AMATEURS were messed up more than the pros.

Complete with uniforms, insignia, brass bands, and
monuments to be erected whenever some smug, arrogant
morsemen quit getting erections over their morsemanship.

Here's a plain and simple fact: Whenever Jimmy gets caught
up in ENTRAPMENT, he will NEVER ever admit he got caught
and tries to weasel-word his reponses to show "others" are
at "fault." :-)

Here's a plain and simple fact: Jimmy has NEVER had any
bad habit. Indeed he has NEVER had or done or even thought
about "bad" things.

New Orleans AMATEURS were messed up more than the pros.

Tell us all about, Mr. Tom Corbett, Space Cadet.
ot all of them. Amateur Radio played a role.

You are not in the entertainment industry, stop all that
role-playing about being a professional in acting.

That is because radio amateurs are NOT licensed to operate
non-amateur radios.

Here's a plain and simple fact: Jimmy can't understand that
professionals in the space business know and can do their
job better than wanna-be space cadets...or that mistakes DO
happen but are FIXED by professionals in the space business.

Yet another plain and simple fact: Amateur morsemen are NOT
divinely blessed with "rightness" more than no-code-test
advocate mortals...despite their protestations that "all others
are 'wrong.'"

Yet Jimmy has (perhaps is compelled by some self-righteousness)
the chutzpah to tell off anyone who has been IN the aerospace
industry as a professional. Yes, he feels "more correct"
because he has an amateur extra license gained largely through
morsemanship...even though never stating he worked in it.

Now tell us where that fabled "morse code key" is located in
any space shuttle...by station and deck and compartment. You
know, the one that is supposed to be there for "emergencies"
tucked away "just in case." I've been inside a shuttle being
built, seen the plans, talked to a couple astronauts (John
Young, Bob Crippen, the first pilots of STS), worked for the
corporations that made the Space Shuttle Main Engines (SSME).
Give us all the straight info, scoop, without all that stuff
about sounding like the "poop."

Then YOU go back to FR Doc. 06-6013 and REALLY READ it,
without all that imagining of "greatness" and "nobility" about
"serving the nation" by having a HOBBY. Put things into
perspective without the Picasso cubism pictured by the League.
Think of the MILLIONS still displaced by Katrina into other parts
of the USA. What is amateur radio doing to HELP them now?

Here's a finger, Jimmy. Enjoy.

As predicted by Len, he delivered his outrageous vituperation. Jim
called him no names, didn't feel the need to go into the "CAPS" mode and
was civil. Len is unable to match that behavior by responding in kind.
He is here only for civil debate on the morse code issue, heh.

Len Anderson is to amateur radio what a four iron is to a polo match.

Dave K8MN