On Feb 18, 8:58�pm, "Paul W. Schlock" MM@beerenemasrule wrote:
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From: "Dee Flint" on Sun, Feb 18 2007 1:49 pm

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I'm rarely surprised when an amateur behaving badly turns out to be a
20WPM Tested Extra.

This is the same type of stereotyping as saying that no-code Techs are CB
hams. *This stereotyping has no validity. Just as an FYI, one of the
worst
jammers on the west coast was a Technician.

* *One of the greatest gobblers of call signs on the west coast
* *is very definitely a long-time (therefore 20 WPM tested) extra,
* *Roy Tucker, N6TK. *Up to 1 Jan 2001 he had no less than
* *FORTY-ONE callsigns! *He still has NINETEEN of them, all
* *at the same Whiterock Drive, La Mirada, CA location.

* *Search for the history of the "W6NUT" repeater, always on
* *147.435 MHz. *It has since gone through two ownership
* *changes but Tucker is on that repeater regularly. *You can
* *also find it on the ARRL letter and the regular ham
* *disobediance notices there. *:-)

* *You could begin atwww.435.orgfor a start.

* *Mikey D, take note, there's still hope for you gobbling
* *up more than 19 calls and be "on top." *:-)

These behaviours have nothing to do with one's license class and
everything
to do with the individual's already existing personality.

* *Yes, we've all seen that with Heil, Miccolis, Kelly, and,
* *once in a while, Flint. *Note the slip in your first
* *paragraph of denigrating Technician class as "worst jammer."
* *Not to mention pointing out "west coast." *Tsk, tsk.

* *"Six land" (meaning primarily California) already has an
* *over-abundance of amateur radio licensees. *I doubt that
* *you care very much about that since few non-residents want
* *to gobble up calls from YOUR call area.

* *Oh, and is "behaviour" anything similar to "endeavour?"
* *Does it have a "colour?" *A "flavour?" *:-)

* *LA

Flatus by any other name....well, you take if from here, Len.

I can't help anony-mousies who have gas problems.
Go see your doctor for that...the witch, that is...