On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 16:23:08 -0000, "Brian Reay"
wrote:

Seems a bit odd to me that you should be so proud of doing so little but

at least i didnt encourage anyone who can read to do
the m3 because ''its as easy as they say it is''

at least i encouraged anyone who can read to
aim high and keep going to get the a-licence.


there is no accounting for test.
TEST? what TEST would that be BRIAN.....THE MORSE TEST ?
(THE TEST YOU REFUSED TO HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH?)


So, what did you win for training fewing people?
who said anything about winning ?
i didnt know there was a competition on brian.

IT IS MY OPINION that yu are showing signs of
needing to be top-dog in your own little m3 world.



May be if we just pop you in the kill file with Gareth...................
ohhh typical response from someone who still hasnt been able
to accept his own double standards of refusing to recognise
morse code test but yet ran off to get an m3 licence by sitting
a farce joke fail-impossible morse appreciation/assessment.




time will come when those who are leading the way in lowering the
standard will be on the receiving end of the cb attitude that is
already present on the bands.

10-4!



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...

I've done the Morse
Assessment- it is as easy as they say. Even my 11 year old daughter passed
fair and square with NO PREPARATION and about an hours graft at the local
club.

The idea may fail but your only investment is to send an Email. Honest.

73

Brian


Extract from Bulletin sent on packet radio by someone @gb7sou
Feb 11 2002
The introductory text leads the reader to believe that the 'BRIAN'
signature at the end is someone who just might have two degrees.