On Apr 22, 5:47�pm, wrote:
On 22 Apr 2007 18:45:57 -0700, wrote:





On Apr 22, 3:42 am, " kb9rqz@kookhouse wrote:
"AF6AY" wrote in message

groups.com... From: "KH6HZ" on Sat, 21 Apr 2007 05:56:11 -0400

"Mrak Mrogan" kb9rqz@kookhouse wrote in message

Unless of course there is more than one Len, then you could have used
the
plural possessive...

Grandpa and his ego qualify as two separate entities.

* *I cannot possibly top the most egotistic hambone in here, as
* *witness the following post from Brian Burke:

* * * * * * * * * * *YAWN

Typical Len. Don't say in three sentences that which can better be belabored
in ten paragraphs or more.

The truth in thsoe 10 paragraphs hurts, doesn't it?

and hurts more feeling drawn out over 10 paragraphs

No sweat to me, Mark. Poor "Mrak" must have ADD and can't
handle more than one paragraph... :-)

To "Mrak Mrogan" I just say fruck yu. :-)

73, Len AF6AY

AF6AY wrote:

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To "Mrak Mrogan" I just say fruck yu. :-)

73, Len AF6AY


Len:

HEY! That almost sounds chinese.

Perhaps in your ethnic heritage you have some asian blood?

ROFLOL!!!

JS

"John Smith I" wrote in message
...
AF6AY wrote:

...
To "Mrak Mrogan" I just say fruck yu. :-)

73, Len AF6AY


Len:

HEY! That almost sounds chinese.

Perhaps in your ethnic heritage you have some asian blood?

ROFLOL!!!

JS

Well, there ARE a lot of Asians in California. Perhaps one of Len's
forebears helped build the Union Pacific railroad!

On Apr 22, 8:30�pm, John Smith I wrote:
AF6AY wrote:

* ...

To "Mrak Mrogan" I just say fruck yu. *:-)

73, Len *AF6AY

Len:

HEY! *That almost sounds chinese.

Perhaps in your ethnic heritage you have some asian blood?

ROFLOL!!!

:-) No Asian heritage, only VIKING! But, I was stationed
in Japan for three years... :-) [literally 'stationed']

73, Len AF6AY

On Apr 23, 1:30 am, John Smith I wrote:
AF6AY wrote:

...

To "Mrak Mrogan" I just say fruck yu. :-)

73, Len AF6AY

Len:

HEY! That almost sounds chinese.

Perhaps in your ethnic heritage you have some asian blood?

ROFLOL!!!

JS

Hop Sing (Gusmoke). Used to drive Robesin nuts, English as a first
language and English as a second language.