wrote:
"Jim Hampton" wrote:
Mopar,

You sure you didn't use to run teletype back in the 50s or 60s?

You gotta be getting to be an old f*** like me

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

C'mon Jim, my teeth aren't wooden like yours!

I should of added it's ASCII script, I have a generator
progam that I can email to you, if your mailbox will
accept it. (i was born in 60)

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"Richard Cranium" wrote in message Troll Post, where is that fagshark
policing this Ng when you need him. oh
selective enforcement. LOL

Troll post is right, Georgie-girl. Who needs Landshark when we've for
Georgie-girl Bush to step in? TROLL!


LOL!!!! Troll response George, crawl
back under the bridge and leave Richard alone
g

Landshark


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http://www.io.com/~zikzak/troll_thesis.html
http://members.aol.com/intwg/trolls.htm

"Frank Gilliland" wrote in message
...
In , "Landshark"
. wrote:


"Richard Cranium" wrote in message Troll Post,
where is that fagshark
policing this Ng when you need him. oh
selective enforcement. LOL

Troll post is right, Georgie-girl. Who needs Landshark when we've for
Georgie-girl Bush to step in? TROLL!


LOL!!!! Troll response George, crawl
back under the bridge and leave Richard alone
g

Landshark

#15


LOL

Sure, give it a try. I only had e-mail bounce once (some big attachments
and well over 200 e-mails in one day LOL). I'm on DSL and I *think* I've
got a 10 MB limit (but don't quote me). Unlike a few, my e-mail address in
the headers is correct.

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim
ps - yep, I had 'em done the same time George Washington had his choppers
done


wrote in message
...
wrote:
"Jim Hampton" wrote:
Mopar,

You sure you didn't use to run teletype back in the 50s or 60s?

You gotta be getting to be an old f*** like me

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

C'mon Jim, my teeth aren't wooden like yours!

I should of added it's ASCII script, I have a generator
progam that I can email to you, if your mailbox will
accept it. (i was born in 60)

--
GO# 40


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CB Veteran wrote:
Isn't that the truth about Hamfests. I'm a ham myself and also do some CB
communications as well. And the truth is of the several hamfest I have been
to the past few years, is that the Hams there could use some deodorant and a
truckload of bar soap. Not to mention they don't really know what
cleanliness is and you can tell in regards to some of their ****ty looking
overpriced gear. I enjoy both modes being CB and Ham but these guys wouldn't
know what a shower was if it was showed to them. In fact, I'll be going to a
couple of hamfests here pretty soon and I can expect the usual stinky
lardassed guys sitting around their beat up Ten Tec Corsairs they want 500
bucks for. There are a lot of quality hams but even amateur radio has it
share of nasty ones.

Yea, they became that way when they were cbers and never managed
to improve themselves, even after getting a ham license. Old
habits are hard to break.

Huh.....that's funny......I thought it was Hams that wanted to be
"Elite"....must have got it backwards eh?

-Woody

CB Veteran wrote
Isn't that the truth about Hamfests. I'm a ham myself and also do some CB
communications as well. And the truth is of the several hamfest I have been
to the past few years,
snipped rest of paragraph

JJ wrote:
Yea, they became that way when they were cbers and never managed
to improve themselves, even after getting a ham license. Old
habits are hard to break.

Most of them are not interested in technical topics, they just want to operate.

Most Hams are older, anti-social males. They make DX contacts through the
radio, but will not talk to the person next door. You could hear them making
random contacts Fri, Sat night too. Most are interested in boring aspects of
radio such as contesting (making short random contacts over and over again)..

Also, a significant percentage of them are overweight, more than the general
population. Not surprisingly, very few females in Ham radio.

Twistedhed wrote in message
...
From: (Vshah101)
CB Veteran wrote
Isn't that the truth about Hamfests. I'm a ham myself and also do some
CB communications as well. And the truth is of the several hamfest I
have been to the past few years,
snipped rest of paragraph
JJ wrote:
Yea, they became that way when they were cbers and never managed to
improve themselves, even after getting a ham license.
Old habits are hard to break.

Most of them are not interested in technical

topics, they just want to operate.

Most Hams are older, anti-social males. They

make DX contacts through the radio, but will

not talk to the person next door. You could

hear them making random contacts Fri, Sat

night too. Most are interested in boring

aspects of radio such as contesting (making

short random contacts over and over again)..


Also, a significant percentage of them are

overweight, more than the general population.

Not surprisingly, very few females in Ham

radio.
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So true. I hear way more females on the cb as compared to hammie radio.



Hehee, I see you haven't listened to the local 145.35 machine in the
afternoon!

LOL!

Jerry

Hehee, I see you haven't listened to the local 145.35 machine in the
afternoon!
LOL!
Jerry
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I'm not talking about the shared call sign among club members wives.