"Nomen Nescio" wrote

Remember TITANIC had sunk because CW
was used. If SSB was used, the ship
has been saved. Samuel Morse invented
his silly code because he was not
enough clever to invent SSB.


The Armenian judges gave this a 9.8 on the Olympic Troll-O-Meter, but
they were over-ruled by the umpires in instant replay, who award it a
1.4.

The Armenian 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 1.6 for the intense stupidity of the
premise, but a 9.8? Never! The Armenian judges tear their
hair out, throw their balalaikas down in dismay, and perform
the traditional Armenian Dismay Chant! They demand a recount!

73, de Hans, K0HB
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Reality does not care what you believe. -K0HB




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"Hans Kohb" wrote in message news:8f02feb31ddb579148f941fd4d16518c.128005@myga te.mailgate.org...

Reality does not care what you believe. -K0HB

I like the one from "Star Trek: The Voyage Home" : "Nothing Unreal Exisits"

73

Steve, K4YZ

I like the one from "Star Trek: The Voyage Home" : "Nothing Unreal Exisits"


Well, there's "imaginary" numbers in math class. Not real, but they
exist....

"Robert Casey" wrote in message
...


I like the one from "Star Trek: The Voyage Home" : "Nothing Unreal
Exisits"


Well, there's "imaginary" numbers in math class. Not real, but they
exist....


Ah but "imaginary" numbers are used to describe things that do exist (phase
phenomena and such I believe). Since imaginary numbers describe real
events, therefore "imaginary" numbers do exist and are thus real. In this
case, "imaginary" is a misnomer.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE

I like the one from "Star Trek: The Voyage Home" : "Nothing Unreal Exisits"


Well, there's "imaginary" numbers in math class. Not real, but they
exist....


How about the "j" portion of an impedance.

In article ,
(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) writes:

"Hans Kohb" wrote in message
news:8f02feb31ddb579148f941fd4d16518c.128005@myg ate.mailgate.org...

Reality does not care what you believe. -K0HB

I like the one from "Star Trek: The Voyage Home" : "Nothing Unreal
Exisits"

Personal favorite of mine:

"If it happens, it must be possible"

73 de Jim, N2EY