Steveo wrote:

Have your mental illness meds robbed you of your memory now dogie?

Always a relevant question when it comes to the newsgroup ankle-hound.

itoldyouiamnotiamnotgeorge
wrote:
Steveo wrote in
Your bad heart and fish hook spine won't allow you to ride a bike. Spend
the money on your kids for a change, fugly ****head.

Oh, and tell crisco cathy she did a nice job on the qrz forums. lmao!

http://tinyurl.com/4o3m6

Um..what's not true about that? He told me he has a bad heart when he
was pretending to have a truce with me, and we've all seen his fish hook
spine in the pic.

Please try to keep up next time, jr.

From: (Steveo)
auuuuudio



Come in, come in driver. 38 low been giving up some good contacts,
sporadically g.

From: (Steveo)
Um..what's not true about that? He told me he

has a bad heart when he was pretending to

have a truce with me, and we've all seen his

fish hook spine in the pic.

Please try to keep up next time, jr.



Now that you made me think of it, the rec.radio.cb death pool managed to
not make anyone any money last year. Guess we're gonna have to
re-prioritize the order of probability regarding who is most favored to
assume room temperature in 2005.

only for families. I don't think FM
would work because we are riding in a lot valleys and hills.

I don't think handheld CB is going to do any better around hills. You need a
quarter-wave antenna with a good ground plane (such as a car would provide)
to get any real range with CB, and even then hills will still block a lot of
the signal.

You actually could use GMRS but each person would need their own $80
licesnse. They call FRS the Family Radio Service because the FCC didn't want
a bunch of yahoos cussing and jamming as may happen from time to time on CB,
but non-family members are certainly still allowed to communicate using FRS.

I recommend you stick with FRS an deal with the line-of-sight issue. If you
are biking in a long line, people in the middle can pass messages to those
in front and back as you crest or round hills.

If you need more range, you could go to MURS. Four times the power, and at a
frequency that will bend around hills a little bit better. You can also use
replacement antennas ( = better range). However, MURS radios cost $100 and
up vs. FRS which cost $10 and up.

There are some Chatterbox FRS units designed for motorcycle helmets, these
may work on a bicycle helmet.

From: (Steveo)
(I AmnotGeorgeBush) wrote:
From: (Steveo)
auuuuudio

Come in, come in driver. 38 low been giving up some good contacts,
sporadically g.

10-4 there southern magnet, 20 over in the

Buckeye.

Keep the gators close to the ass-falt, and

some knees in the breeze.

Backatcha..



Speaking of gators, a 9 ft 8 inch gator ate some dude two days ago down
here in a retention pond. Authorities are looking for the residents who
regularly fed the thing (extremely illegal and they do enforce it). In
addition to the dead guy's forearm, recovered in the gut of the bull
gator was plenty of store-bought chicken and beef. Dammit man!!

From: (Steveo)
Now that you made me think of it, the rec.radio.cb death pool managed to
not make anyone any money last year. Guess we're gonna have to
re-prioritize the order of probability regarding who is most favored to
assume room temperature in 2005.

I can only assure any fellow radio operator a

good time, or bad.

If you come around me with malice in mind, I

can't be responsible. If you come around me

with your hand-shake out, we'll have some

fun.

Nothing new.



You sure you ain't got no southern blood in ya'? You cotton with the
same hospitality. We're simple folk.