http://s87707867.onlinehome.us/watergate/second.WAV

long file but worth it.
a cber discussing his new Superstar 3900
export CB radio:

"I dont know what frequency its on, Im just
flipping switches and turning knobs"

"channel 1 through channel 14 aint nuthin
but morse code"




















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typical of CB Radio, nowadays.

this is why all the old timer CB'ers were against the FCC dropping the
Licensing requirements.

But it happened and now we've got these kind of operators. trouble is,
now they're wanting to do the same thing to Amateur Radio.




On 31 Mar 2004 00:33:48 GMT, Jerry O. Defense Fund
wrote:

http://s87707867.onlinehome.us/watergate/second.WAV

long file but worth it.
a cber discussing his new Superstar 3900
export CB radio:

"I dont know what frequency its on, Im just
flipping switches and turning knobs"

"channel 1 through channel 14 aint nuthin
but morse code"




















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wrote:
typical of CB Radio, nowadays.

this is why all the old timer CB'ers were against the FCC dropping the
Licensing requirements.

But it happened and now we've got these kind of operators. trouble is,
now they're wanting to do the same thing to Amateur Radio.

You don't speak for either, fatboy.

"Jerry O. Defense Fund" wrote in message
...
http://s87707867.onlinehome.us/watergate/second.WAV

Sounds like normal talk on most 2M repeaters.

They are the new W5YI Hams.


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On 31 Mar 2004 01:50:00 GMT, Steveo
wrote:

wrote:
typical of CB Radio, nowadays.

this is why all the old timer CB'ers were against the FCC dropping the
Licensing requirements.

But it happened and now we've got these kind of operators. trouble is,
now they're wanting to do the same thing to Amateur Radio.

You don't speak for either, fatboy.


Neither do you, moron.

go back and molest your teen daughter some more, and leave me be.

Nuff Said.

-Me

wrote:
On 31 Mar 2004 01:50:00 GMT, Steveo
wrote:

wrote:
typical of CB Radio, nowadays.

this is why all the old timer CB'ers were against the FCC dropping the
Licensing requirements.

But it happened and now we've got these kind of operators. trouble is,
now they're wanting to do the same thing to Amateur Radio.

You don't speak for either, fatboy.

Neither do you, moron.

go back and molest your teen daughter some more, and leave me be.

Nuff Said.

-Me

Hey lard-ass, I don't have a daughter. Go wash the gravy off of
your chubby face, move out of your moms basement, and change
your crusty sweat pants. Get a job too.

Jerry O. Defense Fund wrote:

http://s87707867.onlinehome.us/watergate/second.WAV

long file but worth it.
a cber discussing his new Superstar 3900
export CB radio:

"I dont know what frequency its on, Im just
flipping switches and turning knobs"

"channel 1 through channel 14 aint nuthin
but morse code"

Just the typical brain dead cb truckers.

JJ wrote:
Jerry O. Defense Fund wrote:

http://s87707867.onlinehome.us/watergate/second.WAV

long file but worth it.
a cber discussing his new Superstar 3900
export CB radio:

"I dont know what frequency its on, Im just
flipping switches and turning knobs"

"channel 1 through channel 14 aint nuthin
but morse code"

Just the typical brain dead cb truckers.

You bit the hook.

"lol..." wrote in message
news
typical of CB Radio, nowadays.

this is why all the old timer CB'ers were against the FCC dropping the
Licensing requirements.

But it happened and now we've got these kind of operators. trouble is,
now they're wanting to do the same thing to Amateur Radio.

Don't blame licensing requirements. It was enforcement that was the problem.
Back in the day I "paid" for my license and there were people using reverbs,
amps, homemade noise toys, and YES there were people with extra channels. A
law is not a law if it's not enforced. It wasn't enforced then nor is it
now.

Steveo wrote:
wrote:

On 31 Mar 2004 01:50:00 GMT, Steveo
wrote:


wrote:

typical of CB Radio, nowadays.

this is why all the old timer CB'ers were against the FCC dropping the
Licensing requirements.

But it happened and now we've got these kind of operators. trouble is,
now they're wanting to do the same thing to Amateur Radio.


You don't speak for either, fatboy.

Neither do you, moron.

go back and molest your teen daughter some more, and leave me be.

Nuff Said.

-Me


Hey lard-ass, I don't have a daughter. Go wash the gravy off of
your chubby face, move out of your moms basement, and change
your crusty sweat pants. Get a job too.

asking a lot dontcha think?