Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss yer backside, guess I'll just getin line ...
 

Len:

It is your day man, enjoy it.

JS
--
http://assemblywizard.tekcities.com

Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss yer backside, guess I'll justget in line ...
 

John Smith I wrote:
Len:

It is your day man, enjoy it.

JS

But, remember, they used to "good ole buddy" the others and "bring 'em
on into line", I expect you to display a LOT MORE intelligence than they
made those other suckers look to have ...

JS
--
http://assemblywizard.tekcities.com

Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss yer backside, guess I'll just get in line ...
 

On Mar 8, 5:30?pm, John Smith I wrote:
John Smith I wrote:
Len:

It is your day man, enjoy it.

JS

But, remember, they used to "good ole buddy" the others and "bring 'em
on into line", I expect you to display a LOT MORE intelligence than they
made those other suckers look to have ...

JS, anyone wanting to "bring me into line" had better hold
ON to the line reeeaaal tight...I can yank back better. :-)

73, AF6AY

Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss yer backside, guess I'll justget in line ...
 

Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss yer backside, guess I'll just get in line ...
 

On Mar 8, 7:28�pm, John Smith I wrote:
wrote:

* ...

Yeah Lennie. *You know what you are, you always did. *These guys act
like they could give you anything, you always had it and you knew it!

They didn't do a damn thing for ya, all they would have done is laughed
if you had missed a step and fallen ...

Remember ... and now take that ticket and have yourself a good time, set
your own style man--you MORE than deserve it ... and, make room for
others like yourself!

Roger that, JS. :-)

73, AF6AY

Looks Like I Owe Lennie An Apology, But If He Wants His Backside Kissed, He Better As KB9RQZ for That!
 

On Mar 8, 9:28�pm, John Smith I wrote:
wrote:

Yeah Lennie. *You know what you are, you always did. *These guys act
like they could give you anything, you always had it and you knew it!

"...always had it..."...?!?!?

Hardly!

It took him OVER SIXTY YEARS to get this far! And they had to
scrap 3 code tests and two written tests to do it!

They didn't do a damn thing for ya, all they would have done is laughed
if you had missed a step and fallen ...

Lennie's been missing and falling for almost a decade that I've
"known" him, and it took him this long to do what he said he'd do
seven years ago.

Remember ... and now take that ticket and have yourself a good time, set
your own style man--you MORE than deserve it ... and, make room for
others like yourself!

Yeah, Lennie...Make room...Now that this hurdle has been
overcome, I am sure it won't be long before Brain get's his wish and
we further gut the written exams, too.

However, I did say you'd never get the license, but here you are.
It's a welfare license, but printed on the same FCC Form 660 as mine.
Congratulations.

So...How long will it be before we ever hear you actually on the
air? Another decade?

Steve, K4YZ

Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss yer backside, guess I'll justget in line ...
 

Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss yer backside, guess I'll just get in line ...
 

On Mar 9, 12:20�am, Dave Heil wrote:
wrote:
On Mar 8, 5:30?pm, John Smith I wrote:
John Smith I wrote:
Len:
It is your day man, enjoy it.
JS
But, remember, they used to "good ole buddy" the others and "bring 'em
on into line", I expect you to display a LOT MORE intelligence than they
made those other suckers look to have ...

* *JS, anyone wanting to "bring me into line" had better hold
* *ON to the line reeeaaal tight...I can yank back better. *:-)

* *73, AF6AY

That's a nice CW call, Lennie.

Ironic, huh...?!?!

Well, Leonard, after the several decades of declared interest in amateur
radio, the more than ten decades of posts to this newsgroup, over seven
years of time elapsed since your boast of an "Extra right out of the
box", you've obtained an amateur radio license. *You waited for the
smoke to clear and for the dreaded five word per minute Morse test to
disappear. *Now you're a brand new radio amateur.

I think it was a minor screw-up on the "decades of posts to this
newsgroup", Dave, but considering that there's almost 20,000 posts
under any one of 12 screen names that I've seen, that was an easy
mistake to make...

And yep, Lennie's a brand new Amateur...A novice in the ranks
despite the lack of a current license by that title...but a novice
nonetheless.

Real impressive endeavor, too...Over 60 years gone by since his
first "interest"...They scrapped three code tests and two writtens in
order to get it down to his level. Very impressive for an "engineer"
of his caliber. (Uh oh! I said 'caliber' ! Now they'll jump on me
for allegedly threatening them again! Oh dear me!)

As a beginner in ham radio, I hope you'll use these first months to
develop and polish your operating skills. *I hope you'll take time to
apply for ARRL membership now that you may join as a full member.

He'll no doubt wait until the ARRL and the IEEE merge and his
"lifetime membership" in IEEE is grandfathered to a League membership.

Try to stay away from the wrong crowd--the kind of guy who would write
something like, "Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss your backside". *No one
is going to to anything like that for you any more than it was done for
anyone first licensed decades ago. *You'll have to earn the respect of
others.

And considering that Lennie has insulted and villanized just about
every Amateur Radio group, organization, program, etc, there is more
than enough reason to believe that Lennie's license will go
unconsummated for some time to come. Who'd WANT to talk to him? Of
course he can go straight to a MARS membership and never radiate a
miliwatt of RF on an allocated Amateur band.

Keep us apprised of your progress. *Let us know if you decide to start
chasing states or countries or turn in a particularly good contest
score. *Don't think it can't happen. *You need only look at Carl
Stevenson to see what the HF fever can do to an individual.

Hmmmmmmmm...See Lennie on the DXCC or WAS rolls anytime
soon..?!?! It took him over 60 years to get licensed...I hope you're
not holding your breath, Dave!

73

Steve, K4YZ

Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss yer backside, guess I'll just get in line ...
 

On Mar 9, 1:20 am, Dave Heil wrote:
wrote:
On Mar 8, 5:30?pm, John Smith I wrote:
John Smith I wrote:
Len:
It is your day man, enjoy it.
JS
But, remember, they used to "good ole buddy" the others and "bring 'em
on into line", I expect you to display a LOT MORE intelligence than they
made those other suckers look to have ...

JS, anyone wanting to "bring me into line" had better hold
ON to the line reeeaaal tight...I can yank back better. :-)

73, AF6AY

Well, Leonard, after the several decades of declared interest in amateur
radio, the more than ten decades of posts to this newsgroup, over seven
years of time elapsed since your boast of an "Extra right out of the
box", you've obtained an amateur radio license. You waited for the
smoke to clear and for the dreaded five word per minute Morse test to
disappear. Now you're a brand new radio amateur.

As a beginner in ham radio, I hope you'll use these first months to
develop and polish your operating skills. I hope you'll take time to
apply for ARRL membership now that you may join as a full member.

Try to stay away from the wrong crowd--the kind of guy who would write
something like, "Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss your backside". No one
is going to to anything like that for you any more than it was done for
anyone first licensed decades ago. You'll have to earn the respect of
others.

Keep us apprised of your progress. Let us know if you decide to start
chasing states or countries or turn in a particularly good contest
score. Don't think it can't happen. You need only look at Carl
Stevenson to see what the HF fever can do to an individual.

Dave K8MN

Another benevolent 20WPM Tested EXTRA welcomes a new ham into the
fold. How nice.

Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss yer backside, guess I'll just get in line ...
 

On Mar 9, 1:47 am, "K4YZ" wrote:
On Mar 9, 12:20?am, Dave Heil wrote:

wrote:
On Mar 8, 5:30?pm, John Smith I wrote:
John Smith I wrote:
Len:
It is your day man, enjoy it.
JS
But, remember, they used to "good ole buddy" the others and "bring 'em
on into line", I expect you to display a LOT MORE intelligence than they
made those other suckers look to have ...

? ?JS, anyone wanting to "bring me into line" had better hold
? ?ON to the line reeeaaal tight...I can yank back better. ?:-)

? ?73, AF6AY

That's a nice CW call, Lennie.

Ironic, huh...?!?!

Well, Leonard, after the several decades of declared interest in amateur
radio, the more than ten decades of posts to this newsgroup, over seven
years of time elapsed since your boast of an "Extra right out of the
box", you've obtained an amateur radio license. ?You waited for the
smoke to clear and for the dreaded five word per minute Morse test to
disappear. ?Now you're a brand new radio amateur.

I think it was a minor screw-up on the "decades of posts to this
newsgroup", Dave, but considering that there's almost 20,000 posts
under any one of 12 screen names that I've seen, that was an easy
mistake to make...

And yep, Lennie's a brand new Amateur...A novice in the ranks
despite the lack of a current license by that title...but a novice
nonetheless.

Real impressive endeavor, too...Over 60 years gone by since his
first "interest"...They scrapped three code tests and two writtens in
order to get it down to his level. Very impressive for an "engineer"
of his caliber. (Uh oh! I said 'caliber' ! Now they'll jump on me
for allegedly threatening them again! Oh dear me!)

As a beginner in ham radio, I hope you'll use these first months to
develop and polish your operating skills. ?I hope you'll take time to
apply for ARRL membership now that you may join as a full member.

He'll no doubt wait until the ARRL and the IEEE merge and his
"lifetime membership" in IEEE is grandfathered to a League membership.

Try to stay away from the wrong crowd--the kind of guy who would write
something like, "Gee Lennie, they all wanna kiss your backside". ?No one
is going to to anything like that for you any more than it was done for
anyone first licensed decades ago. ?You'll have to earn the respect of
others.

And considering that Lennie has insulted and villanized just about
every Amateur Radio group, organization, program, etc, there is more
than enough reason to believe that Lennie's license will go
unconsummated for some time to come. Who'd WANT to talk to him? Of
course he can go straight to a MARS membership and never radiate a
miliwatt of RF on an allocated Amateur band.

Keep us apprised of your progress. ?Let us know if you decide to start
chasing states or countries or turn in a particularly good contest
score. ?Don't think it can't happen. ?You need only look at Carl
Stevenson to see what the HF fever can do to an individual.

Hmmmmmmmm...See Lennie on the DXCC or WAS rolls anytime
soon..?!?! It took him over 60 years to get licensed...I hope you're
not holding your breath, Dave!

73

Steve, K4YZ

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