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![]() Doug wrote: In our small county some of us do both ham & CB public service work. If I want to be fully accepted by the hams, how many and what is the proper placement of ID stickers on my car? to be accepted by the hams, my buddy suggests a minimum of 42 "Member ARRL" stickers, placed in every window of my car, along with at least three more antennas mounted on the car. He said I will make a big hit with the hams, if I place a large metal tag on the car which says, "My hobby is Amateur Radio." Do you have any more suggestions? seven-thirds, Doug Hello Doug......... The first thing you must do to be accepted by local hams is to do oral sex on the local "club's" "big shot ham". Hams love to suck off hams of a higher license class. Now, extra class hams love to "elmer" nice young boys into this fine hobby we call amateur radio. Oh, don't forget to have a name tag along with your call. It shows a willingness to suck cock. |
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