Now we know that you're a L.I.A.R. - the formula
to calculate the inductance of a short and straight
piece of wire simply is not taught in schools.

For someone who _BOASTS_ as much as you do about
your self-perceived importance to the world
of education, you are taking a very peculiar attitude
to the recommendation for a book to take Radio
Hams onwards. This should be an area for you to take
a lead, but your behaviour is suggestive of a loser
and not of a leader.

Sour grapes, perhaps, that you did not make the
recommendation yourself?

Does this appalling mental derangement of yours feature in
your behaviour in the classroom in Strood? Do you
sneer in the same way towards your pupils? What if
members of your school radio club were to read this NG,
what would they think of you? What would they think
of your cowardliness and laziness about the 12 WPM
Morse test and the way in which you opted for a test
aimed at 6-year-olds? Would you become as much
a laughing stock in the school as you are on here?

What would their
parents think of you if they were to peruse the
archives of this NG for the time that you were
under training at a girls' school, of all places, and
when you were publishing repeated offensive materials
about sheep shagging? Would there be an outcry? I have described
your behaviour to 3 people whom I know to be school teachers
and shown them what you published. All, without exception,
said that you are unsuitable to be a school teacher.

Your rather silly and infantile sneering below is a
further illustration of a sick, sick mind. Perhaps
it is time that you resigned from teaching?


Brian Reay wrote:
"Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI" wrote in message
...
Poxy mouth wrote:
A book whose first page is about
wire, the skin effect thereto, and the inductance of a short
length of wire is not basic by any means.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
If that's not basic I'd like to know what is.

I have to agree Frank, the fundamental reason why a wire has inductance is a
very basic fact, I believe taught at KS3 science.

Makes you wonder about degrees from the UoE, does it not?