How you know you're a ham
 

you find yourself mentally undressing your rig.

you'd rather turn on your rig instead of your wife.

your definition of high fashion is a baseball cap with your call letters on it.

your shack actually begins to look like one.

at a party, after you've told a joke, you say "hi hi".

you're happy to be considered just another bean for the pot.

your idea of sightseeing is checking rooftops for antennas.

you check for your packet messages before you check your answering machine.

you think carrying an HT is more of a status symbol than a portable cellular
phone.

you have the need to explain to someone that being a ham is not the same as
being a CBer.


and finally a quote from a very good friend who is not a ham and therefore
wishes to remain nameless:

Just because you're a ham doesn't mean you have to be a pig

On 10 Mar 2004 18:58:52 GMT,
(SouthDakotaRadio) wrote:

you find yourself mentally undressing your rig.

you'd rather turn on your rig instead of your wife.

your definition of high fashion is a baseball cap with your call letters on it.

your shack actually begins to look like one.

at a party, after you've told a joke, you say "hi hi".

you're happy to be considered just another bean for the pot.

your idea of sightseeing is checking rooftops for antennas.

you check for your packet messages before you check your answering machine.

you think carrying an HT is more of a status symbol than a portable cellular
phone.

you have the need to explain to someone that being a ham is not the same as
being a CBer.


and finally a quote from a very good friend who is not a ham and therefore
wishes to remain nameless:

Just because you're a ham doesn't mean you have to be a pig

Go away, Drew. You were boring then and you are now.

In article ,
says...

Nothing of consequence.

PLONK!


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