On Mon, 28 Dec 2015 19:43:34 -0000, "Jimbo in the Borders ..."
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"Jeff Liebermann" wrote in message
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On Mon, 28 Dec 2015 07:57:37 -0000, "Jim GM4DHJ ..."
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professionla bounce up with snide comments ......

Nothing of value has ever been written on one line.
Jeff Liebermann

very true... I spelt that the wrong way....

Right. It should be "snyde".
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=snyde
Incidentally, the "." key on your keyboard seems to be sticky.

What's a "bounce up"? I couldn't find anything in the usual online
slang dictionaries.


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On 28/12/2015 19:56, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Mon, 28 Dec 2015 19:43:34 -0000, "Jimbo in the Borders ..."
wrote:

"Jeff Liebermann" wrote in message
...

On Mon, 28 Dec 2015 07:57:37 -0000, "Jim GM4DHJ ..."
wrote:
professionla bounce up with snide comments ......

Nothing of value has ever been written on one line.
Jeff Liebermann

very true... I spelt that the wrong way....

Right. It should be "snyde".
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=snyde
Incidentally, the "." key on your keyboard seems to be sticky.

What's a "bounce up"? I couldn't find anything in the usual online
slang dictionaries.


You need to find a dictionary of Jockistani terms.

"Jeff Liebermann" wrote in message
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On Mon, 28 Dec 2015 19:43:34 -0000, "Jimbo in the Borders ..."
wrote:

"Jeff Liebermann" wrote in message
. ..

On Mon, 28 Dec 2015 07:57:37 -0000, "Jim GM4DHJ ..."
wrote:
professionla bounce up with snide comments ......

Nothing of value has ever been written on one line.
Jeff Liebermann

very true... I spelt that the wrong way....

Right. It should be "snyde".
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=snyde
Incidentally, the "." key on your keyboard seems to be sticky.

What's a "bounce up"? I couldn't find anything in the usual online
slang dictionaries.


like when...say...a dork points a finger gun at you and the wife pursues the
dork...bounce up ....

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On 28/12/2015 19:56, Jeff Liebermann wrote:
On Mon, 28 Dec 2015 19:43:34 -0000, "Jimbo in the Borders ..."
wrote:

"Jeff Liebermann" wrote in message
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On Mon, 28 Dec 2015 07:57:37 -0000, "Jim GM4DHJ ..."
wrote:
professionla bounce up with snide comments ......

Nothing of value has ever been written on one line.
Jeff Liebermann

very true... I spelt that the wrong way....

Right. It should be "snyde".
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=snyde
Incidentally, the "." key on your keyboard seems to be sticky.

What's a "bounce up"? I couldn't find anything in the usual online
slang dictionaries.


You need to find a dictionary of Jockistani terms.

no...it is a tony hancock ...a phrase used in east cheam ...

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In rec.radio.amateur.antenna Ralph Mowery

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Despite its high price and snazzy interface, does it provide
any
more
useful information then the tried-and-trusted
(transistorised!)
GDO?

That depends on whether or not you have the skills to utilize
the
information such devices provide.


Most of the hams I have seen with the MFJ do not have the
skills
to
really
use it and a simple swr meter would do just as well or beter
for
them.

That's a sad comment and contrary to my experience, though most
of
the
hams I know are also engineers or technicians in real life.

professionals should take up another hobby ......

Why?



because they are a pain in the arse trying to lord it over
non-professionals trying to enjoy their hobby ...

You mean like when they disparage old wives tales that have been
passed
down from the days of spark but contradict the laws of physics?



yes...and boy do they love to make you feel small....


Sounds like sour grapes to me.

Most hams I know are eager to learn new things.

Jim Pennino

you mean fuel guru status? ...


I said what I meant.


Jim Pennino

Kowtow to a professional then? ...

I guess some people perfer to remain ignorant ****s.


Jim Pennino

nice professional attitude that ......

So your attitude is that people who have expended the time, money, and
effort to learn a subject should be ignored but it is proper to bow and
fawn over someone who's total credentials consist of being the son of
the Earl of Spithollow on Dorkchester?


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On 26/12/2015 22:41, wrote:
In rec.radio.amateur.antenna Jim GM4DHJ ...

wrote:

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In rec.radio.amateur.antenna Ralph Mowery

wrote:

wrote in message
...
Despite its high price and snazzy interface, does it
provide
any
more
useful information then the tried-and-trusted
(transistorised!)
GDO?

That depends on whether or not you have the skills to
utilize
the
information such devices provide.


Most of the hams I have seen with the MFJ do not have the
skills
to
really
use it and a simple swr meter would do just as well or beter
for
them.

That's a sad comment and contrary to my experience, though
most
of
the
hams I know are also engineers or technicians in real life.

professionals should take up another hobby ......

Why?



because they are a pain in the arse trying to lord it over
non-professionals trying to enjoy their hobby ...

You mean like when they disparage old wives tales that have been
passed
down from the days of spark but contradict the laws of physics?



yes...and boy do they love to make you feel small....


Sounds like sour grapes to me.

Most hams I know are eager to learn new things.

Jim Pennino

you mean fuel guru status? ...


I said what I meant.


Jim Pennino

Kowtow to a professional then? ...

I guess some people perfer to remain ignorant ****s.


Jim Pennino

nice professional attitude that ......

So your attitude is that people who have expended the time, money, and
effort to learn a subject should be ignored but it is proper to bow and
fawn over someone who's total credentials consist of being the son of
the Earl of Spithollow on Dorkchester?


Jim Pennino

like the big farmer? .....

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On 26/12/2015 22:41, wrote:
In rec.radio.amateur.antenna Jim GM4DHJ ...

wrote:

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In rec.radio.amateur.antenna Ralph Mowery

wrote:

wrote in message
...
Despite its high price and snazzy interface, does it
provide
any
more
useful information then the tried-and-trusted
(transistorised!)
GDO?

That depends on whether or not you have the skills to
utilize
the
information such devices provide.


Most of the hams I have seen with the MFJ do not have the
skills
to
really
use it and a simple swr meter would do just as well or beter
for
them.

That's a sad comment and contrary to my experience, though
most
of
the
hams I know are also engineers or technicians in real life.

professionals should take up another hobby ......

Why?



because they are a pain in the arse trying to lord it over
non-professionals trying to enjoy their hobby ...

You mean like when they disparage old wives tales that have been
passed
down from the days of spark but contradict the laws of physics?



yes...and boy do they love to make you feel small....


Sounds like sour grapes to me.

Most hams I know are eager to learn new things.

Jim Pennino

you mean fuel guru status? ...


I said what I meant.


Jim Pennino

Kowtow to a professional then? ...

I guess some people perfer to remain ignorant ****s.


Jim Pennino

nice professional attitude that ......

So your attitude is that people who have expended the time, money, and
effort to learn a subject should be ignored but it is proper to bow and
fawn over someone who's total credentials consist of being the son of
the Earl of Spithollow on Dorkchester?


Jim Pennino

like the big farmer? .....

What big farmer would that be?


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On 28/12/2015 22:10, wrote:
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On 26/12/2015 22:41, wrote:
In rec.radio.amateur.antenna Jim GM4DHJ ...

wrote:

wrote in message
...
In rec.radio.amateur.antenna Ralph Mowery

wrote:

wrote in message
...
Despite its high price and snazzy interface, does it
provide
any
more
useful information then the tried-and-trusted
(transistorised!)
GDO?

That depends on whether or not you have the skills to
utilize
the
information such devices provide.


Most of the hams I have seen with the MFJ do not have the
skills
to
really
use it and a simple swr meter would do just as well or beter
for
them.

That's a sad comment and contrary to my experience, though
most
of
the
hams I know are also engineers or technicians in real life.

professionals should take up another hobby ......

Why?



because they are a pain in the arse trying to lord it over
non-professionals trying to enjoy their hobby ...

You mean like when they disparage old wives tales that have been
passed
down from the days of spark but contradict the laws of physics?



yes...and boy do they love to make you feel small....


Sounds like sour grapes to me.

Most hams I know are eager to learn new things.

Jim Pennino

you mean fuel guru status? ...


I said what I meant.


Jim Pennino

Kowtow to a professional then? ...

I guess some people perfer to remain ignorant ****s.


Jim Pennino

nice professional attitude that ......

So your attitude is that people who have expended the time, money, and
effort to learn a subject should be ignored but it is proper to bow and
fawn over someone who's total credentials consist of being the son of
the Earl of Spithollow on Dorkchester?


Jim Pennino

like the big farmer? .....

What big farmer would that be?



Jim is one of life's underachievers and is jealous of those with more
than him, be it knowledge, money, etc. The Big Farmer is a local (to
Jim) who is, apparently, rather well endowed financially.

On Mon, 28 Dec 2015 22:35:07 +0000, Brian Reay wrote:



Jim is one of life's underachievers and is jealous of those with more
than him, be it knowledge, money, etc. The Big Farmer is a local (to
Jim) who is, apparently, rather well endowed financially.

Jealous of what?.... people like..YOU?

Oh wait!

"If you have narcissistic personality disorder, you may come across as
conceited, boastful or pretentious. You often monopolize
conversations. You may belittle or look down on people you perceive as
inferior. You may feel a sense of entitlement — and when you don't
receive special treatment, you may become impatient or angry. You may
insist on having "the best" of everything — for instance, the best
car, athletic club or medical care."

Ding Dang Do!

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On 28/12/2015 22:10, wrote:
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On 26/12/2015 23:25, wrote:
In rec.radio.amateur.antenna Jim GM4DHJ ...

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On 26/12/2015 22:41, wrote:
In rec.radio.amateur.antenna Jim GM4DHJ ...

wrote:

wrote in message
...
In rec.radio.amateur.antenna Ralph Mowery

wrote:

wrote in message
...
Despite its high price and snazzy interface, does it
provide
any
more
useful information then the tried-and-trusted
(transistorised!)
GDO?

That depends on whether or not you have the skills to
utilize
the
information such devices provide.


Most of the hams I have seen with the MFJ do not have the
skills
to
really
use it and a simple swr meter would do just as well or beter
for
them.

That's a sad comment and contrary to my experience, though
most
of
the
hams I know are also engineers or technicians in real life.

professionals should take up another hobby ......

Why?



because they are a pain in the arse trying to lord it over
non-professionals trying to enjoy their hobby ...

You mean like when they disparage old wives tales that have been
passed
down from the days of spark but contradict the laws of physics?



yes...and boy do they love to make you feel small....


Sounds like sour grapes to me.

Most hams I know are eager to learn new things.

Jim Pennino

you mean fuel guru status? ...


I said what I meant.


Jim Pennino

Kowtow to a professional then? ...

I guess some people perfer to remain ignorant ****s.


Jim Pennino

nice professional attitude that ......

So your attitude is that people who have expended the time, money, and
effort to learn a subject should be ignored but it is proper to bow and
fawn over someone who's total credentials consist of being the son of
the Earl of Spithollow on Dorkchester?


Jim Pennino

like the big farmer? .....

What big farmer would that be?



Jim is one of life's underachievers and is jealous of those with more
than him, be it knowledge, money, etc. The Big Farmer is a local (to
Jim) who is, apparently, rather well endowed financially.

Because I implied that professionals can be a knowledge source I am
jealous of them?

What sort of convoluted, inane logic is that?

The concept of "Big Farmer" is utterly meaningless to me; must be a heritage
thing from the days of the manor lord getting first crack at the wife after
a peasant wedding.

Though it all could be just a knee jerk reaction to the fact that most
people over here view the concept of royalty and titles archaic and
silly.


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Jim Pennino