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Craftsmen and subcontractors needed
Reference Number: 127393
Physical Location: Baton Rouge, LA Department: E&I Min. Years Experience: N/A Min. Education: N/A Job Description: http://www.recruitingsite.com/CSBSit...bNumber=127393 Craftsmen or Subcontractors skilled in construction, service or recovery operations to aid in the Hurricane Katrina recovery activities. Subcontractors submitting information, please include under the resume section a brief summary of the previous work your company has performed and the types/categories of contractors you have available. -- 73, de Hans, K0HB -- Homepage: http://www.home.earthlink.net/~k0hb Member: ARRL http://www.arrl.org SOC http://www.qsl.net/soc VWOA http://www.vwoa.org A-1 Operator Club http://www.arrl.org/awards/a1-op/ TCDXA http://www.tcdxa.org MWA http://www.w0aa.org TCFMC http://www.tcfmc.org FISTS http://www.fists.org LVDXA http://www.upstel.net/borken/lvdxa.htm NCI http://www.nocode.org |
K=D8HB wrote: Reference Number: 127393 Physical Location: Baton Rouge, LA Department: E&I Min. Years Experience: N/A Min. Education: N/A Job Description: http://www.recruitingsite.com/CSBSit...on.asp?SiteID= =3D10063&JobNumber=3D127393 Craftsmen or Subcontractors skilled in construction, service or recovery operations to aid in the Hurricane Katrina recovery activities. Subcontractors submitting information, please include under the resume section a brief summary of the previous work your company has performed and the types/categories of contractors you have available. -- 73, de Hans, K0HB Hmmmm? How's come they're not looking for a couple of good CW Ops? |
wrote How's come they're not looking for a couple of good CW Ops? The Guamanian judges give Brian 9.8 on the Olympic Troll-O-Meter, but they were over-ruled by the umpires in instant replay, who award it a 2.7 The Guamanian judges lodged a formal protest! It was sufficiently trollish, of course, but way too obvious. It was poorly written, poorly executed, and was so incredibly lame as to lack the true drawing power of a really masterful troll. Maybe as high as a 2.9 for the sheer dump huck stupidity of the premise, but a 9.8? Never! The Guamanian judges tear their hair out, throw their balalaikas down in dismay, and perform the traditional Chamorran Dismay Chant! They demand a recount! Hafa Adai, Hans, Lord High Keeper of the Troll-O-Meter |
K=D8HB wrote: wrote How's come they're not looking for a couple of good CW Ops? The Guamanian judges give Brian 9.8 on the Olympic Troll-O-Meter, but they were over-ruled by the umpires in instant replay, who award it a 2.7 The Guamanian judges lodged a formal protest! It was sufficiently trollish, of course, but way too obvious. It was poorly written, poorly executed, and was so incredibly lame as to lack the true drawing power of a really masterful troll. Maybe as high as a 2.9 for the sheer dump huck stupidity of the premise, but a 9.8? Never! The Guamanian judges tear their hair out, throw their balalaikas down in dismay, and perform the traditional Chamorran Dismay Chant! They demand a recount! Hafa Adai, Hans, Lord High Keeper of the Troll-O-Meter The sheer stupidity of the premise is what kept the Morse Forever warriors going for as long as they were able to. The Guamanian judges got it right: 9.8! |
wrote The sheer stupidity of the premise is what kept the Morse Forever warriors going...... Which has WTF to do with a company advertising for telephone linemen, craftsmen, and subcontractors? |
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wrote The sheer stupidity of the premise is what kept the Morse Forever warriors going...... Which has WTF to do with a company advertising for telephone linemen, craftsmen, and subcontractors? Sorry Hans - All subjects turn into CW in here! Sorry folks, I just had to..... ;^) - Mike KB3EIA - |
K=D8HB wrote: wrote The sheer stupidity of the premise is what kept the Morse Forever warriors going...... Which has WTF to do with a company advertising for telephone linemen, cra= ftsmen, and subcontractors? You should advertise for this company in a more applicable group. This group is for the express purpose of discussing amateur radio policy, especially morse code policy. Thank you for your concern. |
wrote in message oups.com... KØHB wrote: wrote The sheer stupidity of the premise is what kept the Morse Forever warriors going...... Which has WTF to do with a company advertising for telephone linemen, craftsmen, and subcontractors? You should advertise for this company in a more applicable group. This group is for the express purpose of discussing amateur radio policy, especially morse code policy. Thank you for your concern. ******** AA2QA's reply seperator ********* What you do not seem to realize is that the folks that actually learned something (before the multiple guess answers came out), just might have a few skills. These are usually folks that have a genuine interest in how things work, not how to turn a knob or push a button or keys. This isn't to say that folks that simply wish to talk are not welcome; they certainly are. Although I do not possess a college degree, I am a certified electronics technician. I have repaired two-way radios (business and trunking radios). I have done a lot of electrical control and power wiring. I have not worked in high voltage, but have done a fair amount of 277/480 3 phase work. I've climbed atop silos and repaired bag houses. Welded, soldered, cut, run milling machines, surface grinders, lathes, and more. If a saws-all can't do the job readily, the oxy-acetylene tourch will handle it well for me (hmmmm ... wonder how that would solder pl-259s? LOL). Done EMC compliance studies along with UL compliance. Come to think of it, ozone compliance. Can you spell exponential decay? Come to think of it, I've programmed slc-500s, Texas Instruments PLCs, Modicon PLCs, and more (including data highways and ethernet). Even written a program to generate ladders from simply inputting I/O assignments and letting the program know what I want to have happen. Under 15 minutes to properly program 3 cells. Another 5 minutes to debug because someone wired a switch backwards (normally closed rather than normally open). The nice thing about amateur radio is that it encompasses a whole spectrum of individuals, unlike most trade magazines. To me, advertising in an amateur publication such as QST would make a lot of sense, especially if you are trying to locate a number of different skills (rather than a number of ads in different magazines or newspapers). As to Morse, it can be fun. If we had difficulty with it back when (for me, 1962), we learned to overcome that difficulty (not a bad thing to learn, in my humble opinion). Come to think of it, as much grief as it gave me (when memorizing dots and dashes), once I learned it by sound, I enjoyed it and by 1967 had perfect copy at 40 words per minute in the U.S. Navy. More than 40? I don't know; that was the fastest test they had back then. I would have had difficulty much beyond that as we were banging away with manual typewriters then. I might have (possibly) made 50 at most. Disclaimer - that would be perfect typewritten copy filling close to a whole page of paper. A few errors would have allowed me considerably faster copy. Then. (LOL) I'd suggest rethinking your position. Best regards from Rochester, NY Jim AA2QA |
Jim Hampton wrote: wrote in message oups.com... K=D8HB wrote: wrote The sheer stupidity of the premise is what kept the Morse Forever warriors going...... Which has WTF to do with a company advertising for telephone linemen, craftsmen, and subcontractors? You should advertise for this company in a more applicable group. This group is for the express purpose of discussing amateur radio policy, especially morse code policy. Thank you for your concern. ******** AA2QA's reply seperator ********* What you do not seem to realize is that the folks that actually learned something (before the multiple guess answers came out), just might have a few skills. which is beside the point. This a radio newsgroup |
Jim Hampton wrote: wrote in message oups.com... K=D8HB wrote: wrote The sheer stupidity of the premise is what kept the Morse Forever warriors going...... Which has WTF to do with a company advertising for telephone linemen, craftsmen, and subcontractors? You should advertise for this company in a more applicable group. This group is for the express purpose of discussing amateur radio policy, especially morse code policy. Thank you for your concern. ******** AA2QA's reply seperator ********* What you do not seem to realize is that the folks that actually learned something (before the multiple guess answers came out), just might have a few skills. Many don't. Or if they did, they have long forgotten them. Do you disagree? These are usually folks that have a genuine interest in how things work, = not how to turn a knob or push a button or keys. This isn't to say that folks that simply wish to talk are not welcome; they certainly are. Such as epistemology? Although I do not possess a college degree, I am a certified electronics technician. I have repaired two-way radios (business and trunking radios= )=2E I have done a lot of electrical control and power wiring. I have not wor= ked in high voltage, but have done a fair amount of 277/480 3 phase work. I'= ve climbed atop silos and repaired bag houses. Welded, soldered, cut, run milling machines, surface grinders, lathes, and more. If a saws-all can't do the job readily, the oxy-acetylene tourch will handle it well for me (hmmmm ... wonder how that would solder pl-259s? LOL). Done EMC complia= nce studies along with UL compliance. Come to think of it, ozone compliance. Can you spell exponential decay? Come to think of it, I've programmed slc-500s, Texas Instruments PLCs, Modicon PLCs, and more (including data highways and ethernet). Even written a program to generate ladders from simply inputting I/O assignments and letting the program know what I want= to have happen. Under 15 minutes to properly program 3 cells. Another 5 minutes to debug because someone wired a switch backwards (normally closed rather than normally open). It that anything like serving at at military switch 50 years ago? The nice thing about amateur radio is that it encompasses a whole spectrum of individuals, unlike most trade magazines. To me, advertising in an amateur publication such as QST would make a lot of sense, especially if = you are trying to locate a number of different skills (rather than a number of ads in different magazines or newspapers). Reply to Hans. He has the scoop on the job you're looking for. As to Morse, it can be fun. Jumping into a swimming pool with weights on your feet and chains around your body can be fun, too. Harry H. did it for a while. If we had difficulty with it back when (for me, 1962), we learned to overcome that difficulty (not a bad thing to learn, = in my humble opinion). Are you saying that the people of New Orleans need to learn to overcome difficulty? Come to think of it, as much grief as it gave me (when memorizing dots and dashes), once I learned it by sound, I enjoyed it and= by 1967 had perfect copy at 40 words per minute in the U.S. Navy. Three hots and a cot and Morse Code to boot? More than 40? I don't know; that was the fastest test they had back then. I would have had difficulty much beyond that as we were banging away with manual typewriters then. I might have (possibly) made 50 at most. Disclaimer - that would be perfect typewritten copy filling close to a whole page of paper. A few errors would have allowed me considerably faster copy. The= n=2E (LOL) Fan-fold paper would have been nice, huh? I'd suggest rethinking your position. Best regards from Rochester, NY Jim AA2QA Rethunk. Hans posting is still off-topic. |
an_old_friend wrote: Jim Hampton wrote: wrote in message oups.com... K=D8HB wrote: wrote The sheer stupidity of the premise is what kept the Morse Forever warriors going...... Which has WTF to do with a company advertising for telephone linemen, craftsmen, and subcontractors? You should advertise for this company in a more applicable group. This group is for the express purpose of discussing amateur radio policy, especially morse code policy. Thank you for your concern. ******** AA2QA's reply seperator ********* What you do not seem to realize is that the folks that actually learned something (before the multiple guess answers came out), just might have= a few skills. which is beside the point. This a radio newsgroup It's only a radio newsgroup when Len wants to make a comment. |
wrote Many don't. Or if they did, they have long forgotten them. Do you disagree? Depends on the definition of "many". Is 25 "many"? If it is, then I'm sure that "many" don't. Or does "many" mean "most"? If so, then "many" haven't. Sunuvagun! Beep beep de Hans, K0HB |
wrote Reply to Hans. He has the scoop on the job you're looking for. I'm not looking, I'm offering. Beep beep de Hans, K0HB |
wrote Hans posting is still off-topic. Sure it is OT. So what? Nontheless, I know that at least two telephone crafts saw the OT post, followed up, and are now cashing nice OT paychecks. Sunuvagun! Beep beep de Hans, K0HB |
"an_old_friend" wrote in message ups.com... Jim Hampton wrote: wrote in message oups.com... KØHB wrote: wrote The sheer stupidity of the premise is what kept the Morse Forever warriors going...... Which has WTF to do with a company advertising for telephone linemen, craftsmen, and subcontractors? You should advertise for this company in a more applicable group. This group is for the express purpose of discussing amateur radio policy, especially morse code policy. Thank you for your concern. ******** AA2QA's reply seperator ********* What you do not seem to realize is that the folks that actually learned something (before the multiple guess answers came out), just might have a few skills. which is beside the point. This a radio newsgroup My point is it just *might* be a good way to post some jobs. Even if off-topic ;) My error. I forgot to mention that I used to sort mosquitoes under a microscope to genus and species. I never was good at knot-typing though, despite being in the Navy. Sigh. Then again, perhaps we should limit ourselves to the usual arguing .... :) 73 from Rochester, NY Jim AA2QA |
Jim Hampton wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote in message ups.com... Jim Hampton wrote: wrote in message oups.com... K=D8HB wrote: wrote The sheer stupidity of the premise is what kept the Morse Forever warriors going...... Which has WTF to do with a company advertising for telephone linemen, craftsmen, and subcontractors? You should advertise for this company in a more applicable group. This group is for the express purpose of discussing amateur radio policy, especially morse code policy. Thank you for your concern. ******** AA2QA's reply seperator ********* What you do not seem to realize is that the folks that actually learned something (before the multiple guess answers came out), just might have= a few skills. which is beside the point. This a radio newsgroup My point is it just *might* be a good way to post some jobs. Even if off-topic ;) My error. I forgot to mention that I used to sort mosquitoes under a microscope to genus and species. I never was good at knot-typing though, despite being in the Navy. Sigh. Then again, perhaps we should limit ourselves to the usual arguing .... :) Hans was trolling for much the response he got, so it seems he could complain about it =20 =20 73 from Rochester, NY Jim AA2QA |
K=D8HB wrote: wrote Many don't. Or if they did, they have long forgotten them. Do you disagree? Depends on the definition of "many". Is 25 "many"? If it is, then I'm s= ure that "many" don't. Or does "many" mean "most"? If so, then "many" haven't. =20 Sunuvagun! =20 Beep beep de Hans, K0HB Yes. |
K=D8HB wrote: wrote Reply to Hans. He has the scoop on the job you're looking for. I'm not looking, I'm offering. =20 Beep beep de Hans, K0HB How much does it pay? |
"an_old_friend" wrote Hans was trolling for much the response he got........ Posting job opportunities for communications crafts in a radio-orientated newsgroup is trolling? = PLONK!!!!! |
K=D8HB wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote Hans was trolling for much the response he got........ Posting job opportunities for communications crafts in a radio-orientated newsgroup is trolling? yes and using the hurricane to acheive this result is well... not nice either this not a help wanted venure nor do you even bother to deny telephones skills are related to radio policy, as you (should) know Hans You posted the material expecting the reuslt you got, and then had the ill grace to complain about it then you folow with a hack job on a post |
K=D8HB wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote Hans was trolling for much the response he got........ Posting job opportunities for communications crafts in a radio-orientated newsgroup is trolling? yes and using the hurricane to acheive this result is well... not nice either this not a help wanted venure nor do you even bother to deny telephones skills are related to radio policy, as you (should) know Hans You posted the material expecting the reuslt you got, and then had the ill grace to complain about it then you folow with a hack job on a post the original post never realy belonged here at least the religous thread under Katrina response evolved from a legit topic |
an_old_friend wrote: K=D8HB wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote Hans was trolling for much the response he got........ Posting job opportunities for communications crafts in a radio-orientat= ed newsgroup is trolling? yes and using the hurricane to acheive this result is well... not nice either this not a help wanted venure nor do you even bother to deny telephones skills are related to radio policy, as you (should) know Hans You posted the material expecting the reuslt you got, and then had the ill grace to complain about it then you folow with a hack job on a post Hans apparently forgets the distinction between amateur radio and radio for hire. I'll allow the usual suspects to set him straight on the matter. |
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Jim Hampton wrote: What you do not seem to realize is that the folks that actually learned something (before the multiple guess answers came out), just might have a few skills. These are usually folks that have a genuine interest in how things work, not how to turn a knob or push a button or keys. This isn't to say that folks that simply wish to talk are not welcome; they certainly are. Although I do not possess a college degree, I am a certified electronics technician. I have repaired two-way radios (business and trunking radios). I have done a lot of electrical control and power wiring. I have not worked in high voltage, but have done a fair amount of 277/480 3 phase work. I've climbed atop silos and repaired bag houses. Welded, soldered, cut, run milling machines, surface grinders, lathes, and more. If a saws-all can't do the job readily, the oxy-acetylene tourch will handle it well for me (hmmmm ... wonder how that would solder pl-259s? LOL). Done EMC compliance studies along with UL compliance. Come to think of it, ozone compliance. Can you spell exponential decay? Come to think of it, I've programmed slc-500s, Texas Instruments PLCs, Modicon PLCs, and more (including data highways and ethernet). Even written a program to generate ladders from simply inputting I/O assignments and letting the program know what I want to have happen. Under 15 minutes to properly program 3 cells. Another 5 minutes to debug because someone wired a switch backwards (normally closed rather than normally open). And a whole lot more, I bet. The trouble is that skills aren't as valued as they once were. Particularly if they aren't "state of the art", whatever that means. Whether it be Morse Code or how to put up an antenna in a less-than-perfect location, or even make your own bread, many people look down upon "basic" or "old" skills as a sort of poor relation to "high tech". As in "not worth their time or effort". The nice thing about amateur radio is that it encompasses a whole spectrum of individuals, unlike most trade magazines. To me, advertising in an amateur publication such as QST would make a lot of sense, especially if you are trying to locate a number of different skills (rather than a number of ads in different magazines or newspapers). Agree 100%. There's a long history of such ads, too. As to Morse, it can be fun. If we had difficulty with it back when (for me, 1962), we learned to overcome that difficulty (not a bad thing to learn, in my humble opinion). Come to think of it, as much grief as it gave me (when memorizing dots and dashes), once I learned it by sound, I enjoyed it and by 1967 had perfect copy at 40 words per minute in the U.S. Navy. More than 40? I don't know; that was the fastest test they had back then. I would have had difficulty much beyond that as we were banging away with manual typewriters then. I might have (possibly) made 50 at most. Disclaimer - that would be perfect typewritten copy filling close to a whole page of paper. A few errors would have allowed me considerably faster copy. Then. (LOL) It took a bit of doing for me to learn Morse Code. First I acquired a straight key and built an oscillator so I could practice sending. But they also tested receiving back in 1967, so I had to build a receiver, find the 80 meter ham band, find some hams sending fairly slowly, and then figure out what they were sending. I guess being 12-13 years old and not having anybody tell me I was too young helped... --- You may enjoy this article, too: I sure did. http://www.salon.com/opinion/feature...ml?sid=1394604 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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an_old_friend wrote: wrote: an_old_friend wrote: K=D8HB wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote Hans was trolling for much the response he got........ Posting job opportunities for communications crafts in a radio-orie= ntated newsgroup is trolling? yes and using the hurricane to acheive this result is well... not nice either this not a help wanted venure nor do you even bother to deny telephones skills are related to radio policy, as you (should) know Hans You posted the material expecting the reuslt you got, and then had the ill grace to complain about it then you folow with a hack job on a post Hans apparently forgets the distinction between amateur radio and radio for hire. I'll allow the usual suspects to set him straight on the matter. hans forgets most distintions when it suits him, And his Cronies forget to trot out their amateur vs military vs commercial arguments when it suits them. Funny that word "Croney." NPR has been getting a lot of play out of it recently. They say it as if it's a bad thing. |
Below is one of the stupidest nonsensical posts ever to grace rrap, and we are
all dumber for having read it. "an_old_friend" wrote yes and using the hurricane to acheive this result is well... not nice either this not a help wanted venure nor do you even bother to deny telephones skills are related to radio policy, as you (should) know Hans You posted the material expecting the reuslt you got, and then had the ill grace to complain about it then you folow with a hack job on a post the original post never realy belonged here at least the religous thread under Katrina response evolved from a legit topic |
"KØHB" wrote in message ink.net... Below is one of the stupidest nonsensical posts ever to grace rrap, and we are all dumber for having read it. "an_old_friend" wrote yes and using the hurricane to acheive this result is well... not nice either this not a help wanted venure nor do you even bother to deny telephones skills are related to radio policy, as you (should) know Hans You posted the material expecting the reuslt you got, and then had the ill grace to complain about it then you folow with a hack job on a post the original post never realy belonged here at least the religous thread under Katrina response evolved from a legit topic Well Hans what did you expect from call signless an_old_fiend ? Ace - WH2T |
Dr.Ace wrote: "K=D8HB" wrote in message ink.net... Below is one of the stupidest nonsensical posts ever to grace rrap, and= we are all dumber for having read it. "an_old_friend" wrote yes and using the hurricane to acheive this result is well... not nice either this not a help wanted venure nor do you even bother to deny telephones skills are related to radio policy, as you (should) know Hans You posted the material expecting the reuslt you got, and then had the ill grace to complain about it then you folow with a hack job on a post the original post never realy belonged here at least the religous thread under Katrina response evolved from a legit topic Well Hans what did you expect from call signless an_old_fiend ? guess you haven't been reading the newgroup much Hans knows my call as do most people that bother reading the group Ace - WH2T you OTOH don't even bother with a Name, as is of course your right, but like many in the world you don't reconize the right of others to do things differently sad that the USA has come to that the nation that has bleed for freedom is not made up of people that respect it |
"an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Dr.Ace wrote: Snipped Ace - WH2T you OTOH don't even bother with a Name, as is of course your right, but like many in the world you don't reconize the right of others to do things differently sad that the USA has come to that the nation that has bleed for freedom is not made up of people that respect it ------------------------------------------- I am a U.S. Army veteran. I respect freedom of speech and I respect freedom from government tyranny. My name is Ace - Look up WH2T on QRZ.com I take it your name must be "an_old_friend" I respect the opinions of licensed amateur radio operators more than the opinions of unlicensed people in rec.radio.amateur groups. But, just because someone has a call sign doesn't automatically earn them my respect. Ace - WH2T "You have rights antecedent to all earthly governments; rights that cannot be repealed or restrained by human laws; rights derived from the Great Legislator of the Universe."-John Adams. --------------------------------------------- |
Dr.Ace - WH2T wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Dr.Ace wrote: Snipped Ace - WH2T you OTOH don't even bother with a Name, as is of course your right, but like many in the world you don't reconize the right of others to do things differently sad that the USA has come to that the nation that has bleed for freedom is not made up of people that respect it ------------------------------------------- I am a U.S. Army veteran. I respect freedom of speech and I respect freedom from government tyranny. My name is Ace - Look up WH2T on QRZ.com I take it your name must be "an_old_friend" I respect the opinions of licensed amateur radio operators more than the opinions of unlicensed people in rec.radio.amateur groups. But, just because someone has a call sign doesn't automatically earn them my respect. Ace - WH2T "You have rights antecedent to all earthly governments; rights that cannot be repealed or restrained by human laws; rights derived from the Great Legislator of the Universe."-John Adams. --------------------------------------------- "You have the right to remain silent" Miranda |
K=D8HB wrote: wrote Hans posting is still off-topic. Sure it is OT. So what? It's a problem when Len posts off-topic, but not a problem when you post off-topic? Hmmmm? Nontheless, I know that at least two telephone crafts saw the OT post, fo= llowed up, and are now cashing nice OT paychecks. Are those radio-telephone crafts? Any link to amateur radio? Anything to do with radio at all? Sunuvagun! =20 Beep beep de Hans, K0HB Sunuva "Something" |
Dr.Ace - WH2T wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Dr.Ace wrote: Snipped Ace - WH2T you OTOH don't even bother with a Name, as is of course your right, but like many in the world you don't reconize the right of others to do things differently sad that the USA has come to that the nation that has bleed for freedom is not made up of people that respect it ------------------------------------------- I am a U.S. Army veteran. I respect freedom of speech and I respect freedom from government tyranny. and when you going to start walking that talk My name is Ace - Look up WH2T on QRZ.com I take it your name must be "an_old_friend" I respect the opinions of licensed amateur radio operators more than the opinions of unlicensed people in rec.radio.amateur groups. But, just because someone has a call sign doesn't automatically earn them my respect. Ace - WH2T "You have rights antecedent to all earthly governments; rights that cannot be repealed or restrained by human laws; rights derived from the Great Legislator of the Universe."-John Adams. --------------------------------------------- |
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"an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Dr.Ace - WH2T wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Dr.Ace wrote: Snipped Ace - WH2T you OTOH don't even bother with a Name, as is of course your right, but like many in the world you don't reconize the right of others to do things differently sad that the USA has come to that the nation that has bleed for freedom is not made up of people that respect it ------------------------------------------- I am a U.S. Army veteran. I respect freedom of speech and I respect freedom from government tyranny. and when you going to start walking that talk My name is Ace - Look up WH2T on QRZ.com I take it your name must be "an_old_friend" I respect the opinions of licensed amateur radio operators more than the opinions of unlicensed people in rec.radio.amateur groups. But, just because someone has a call sign doesn't automatically earn them my respect. Ace - WH2T "You have rights antecedent to all earthly governments; rights that cannot be repealed or restrained by human laws; rights derived from the Great Legislator of the Universe."-John Adams. --------------------------------------------- Freedom of speech means I have the right to say if I think someone's posts are ignorant, stupid, or just plain wrong. Ace - WH2T Government is not reason. Government is not eloquence. It is force. And, like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master. -George Washington ---------------------------- |
wrote It's a problem when Len posts off-topic Maybe a problem for you, but it's not a problem for me! I don't call Len down for being OT. Are those radio-telephone crafts? Yes, as a matter of fact a large part of the recovery work involves restoring microwave and cellular radio infrastructure. If you have skills in those areas, you might investigate the opportunity. Beep beep de Hans, K0HB |
Dr.Ace - WH2T wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Dr.Ace - WH2T wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Dr.Ace wrote: Snipped Ace - WH2T you OTOH don't even bother with a Name, as is of course your right, but like many in the world you don't reconize the right of others to do things differently sad that the USA has come to that the nation that has bleed for freedom is not made up of people that respect it ------------------------------------------- I am a U.S. Army veteran. I respect freedom of speech and I respect freedom from government tyranny. and when you going to start walking that talk My name is Ace - Look up WH2T on QRZ.com I take it your name must be "an_old_friend" I respect the opinions of licensed amateur radio operators more than the opinions of unlicensed people in rec.radio.amateur groups. But, just because someone has a call sign doesn't automatically earn them my respect. Ace - WH2T "You have rights antecedent to all earthly governments; rights that cannot be repealed or restrained by human laws; rights derived from the Great Legislator of the Universe."-John Adams. --------------------------------------------- Freedom of speech means I have the right to say if I think someone's posts are ignorant, stupid, or just plain wrong. your point? if any Ace - WH2T Government is not reason. Government is not eloquence. It is force. And, like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master. -George Washington ---------------------------- |
Dr.Ace - WH2T wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Dr.Ace - WH2T wrote: "an_old_friend" wrote in message oups.com... Dr.Ace wrote: Snipped Ace - WH2T you OTOH don't even bother with a Name, as is of course your right, but like many in the world you don't reconize the right of others to do things differently sad that the USA has come to that the nation that has bleed for freedom is not made up of people that respect it ------------------------------------------- I am a U.S. Army veteran. I respect freedom of speech and I respect freedom from government tyranny. and when you going to start walking that talk My name is Ace - Look up WH2T on QRZ.com I take it your name must be "an_old_friend" I respect the opinions of licensed amateur radio operators more than the opinions of unlicensed people in rec.radio.amateur groups. But, just because someone has a call sign doesn't automatically earn them my respect. Ace - WH2T "You have rights antecedent to all earthly governments; rights that cannot be repealed or restrained by human laws; rights derived from the Great Legislator of the Universe."-John Adams. --------------------------------------------- Freedom of speech means I have the right to say if I think someone's posts are ignorant, stupid, or just plain wrong. your point? if any you clearly don't respect the rights of others to disagree with you so you talk the talk, but when you going to walk the walk? Ace - WH2T Government is not reason. Government is not eloquence. It is force. And, like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master. -George Washington ---------------------------- |
nobodys_old_friend wrote: Dr.Ace - WH2T wrote: Freedom of speech means I have the right to say if I think someone's posts are ignorant, stupid, or just plain wrong. your point? if any you clearly don't respect the rights of others to disagree with you so you talk the talk, but when you going to walk the walk? So... Work keeps me out of RRAP for a couple of weeks and I "return" only to find those who accuse me of certain things being waist-deep in it themselves. Why am I not surprised. BTW, Mark, He DID clearly "respect" your right to "disagree" with you...He just called your posts for what they (usually) are..."ignroant, stupid, or just plain wrong" and YOU were the one with the "disagreement" issues...Again. His "point" was that he clearly shares the same opinion as other educated and informed men about YOUR "points". As for "talking the talk but not walking the walk", when are we gonna see you in "uniform", "Colonel"...?!?! At least the countless spelling lessons I gave you appear to have paid off. Steve, K4YZ |
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