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QR10-4
Just practicing one of the the new Q signals....
- Mike KB3EIA - |
In article , Mike Coslo
writes: Just practicing one of the the new Q signals.... QR10-4, QGB! I'm QPM, so QBD me! (Translation: "Ten-Fawhar, Good Buddie! I'll be putting the pedal to the metal now, so watch my back door!) 73 de Larry, K3LT |
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In article HCzWa.19205$ff.8465@fed1read01, "Mike Ro Farad"
writes: Ask 100 Hams if they have ever been on CB --- 50% will fess up -- and the other 50% are just not telling the truth --- I've never been on cb. I've listened there, but never transmitted. |
In article , Radio Amateur KC2HMZ
writes: QR10-4, QGB! I'm QPM, so QBD me! (Translation: "Ten-Fawhar, Good Buddie! I'll be putting the pedal to the metal now, so watch my back door!) 73 de Larry, K3LT You seem to toss that CB jargon around pretty well, Larry. Don't tell me...no, it couldn't be...could it? 73 DE John, KC2HMZ John: Yep, it is true! I was once a CB'er, for a whole six months! I was the Asst. Mgr. of the Radio Shack store in Depew, NY at the time, and I gave myself a 30% discount on a Realistic TRC-23 CB transceiver -- the top-of- the-line AM CB rig at the time in the era just before 40 channels. I installed it in my 1972 Dodge Colt with a 102" whip antenna, and actually got a lot of use out of it when travelling between the area R/S stores on stock transfer missions and going to/from the repair shop in Buffalo. When I quit the job at Radio Shack and joined the Air Force, that was the end of my brilliant career as a CB'er! 73 de Larry, K3LT Ex: KHM-7772 (Handle: "Sky King") |
"Mike Coslo" wrote in message ... Just practicing one of the the new Q signals.... - Mike KB3EIA - Another guy in here thinks the end of CW spells the complete end of ham radio.....how utterly pathetic... |
"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote in message ... In article , Radio Amateur KC2HMZ writes: QR10-4, QGB! I'm QPM, so QBD me! (Translation: "Ten-Fawhar, Good Buddie! I'll be putting the pedal to the metal now, so watch my back door!) 73 de Larry, K3LT You seem to toss that CB jargon around pretty well, Larry. Don't tell me...no, it couldn't be...could it? 73 DE John, KC2HMZ John: Yep, it is true! I was once a CB'er, for a whole six months! I was the Asst. Mgr. of the Radio Shack store in Depew, NY at the time, We should have known ... "Radio Shack, you've got questions, we're clueless," I'm sure Larry fit in quite well. Carl - wk3c |
In article , "Carl R. Stevenson"
writes: John: Yep, it is true! I was once a CB'er, for a whole six months! I was the Asst. Mgr. of the Radio Shack store in Depew, NY at the time, We should have known ... "Radio Shack, you've got questions, we're clueless," I'm sure Larry fit in quite well. Carl: Actually, I did fit into Radio Shack very well. I had a great time working there, was actually able to meet my sales quotas and make some real money, and I had a lot of customers who would come into the store and ask for me by name since I had a reputation for knowing what I was talking about and I was willing to provide some actual customer service beyond taking money and handing out receipts. I helped many customers with auto stereo and CB installations, I did minor repairs in-store, and I'd drive all over Buffalo doing stock transfers in order to get customers things that my store didn't have on hand at the time. I would have ultimately been a store manager if I had not joined the Air Force at the urging of my best friend Fran, N2HMG. Radio shack was a great place for a young person interested in electronics to work in the early '70's. Today's R/S employees are nothing like us "old timers" used to be. Today, I go into a R/S store and ask them about a pay-as-you-go cell phone plan that they have mentioned on their own store displays, and they don't know anything about it! Nothing technical, just a matter of knowing the specifics of the plan! Sheez! My brother Tom told me one of the best stories about current R/S cluelessness: He went in to his local store and asked for a particular Operational Amplifier. The salesfreak indignantly replied, "All of our amplifiers work, Sir!" 73 de Larry, K3LT |
"Floyd Davidson" wrote in message
... "Carl R. Stevenson" wrote: "Larry Roll K3LT" wrote: Yep, it is true! I was once a CB'er, for a whole six months! I was the Asst. Mgr. of the Radio Shack store in Depew, NY at the time, We should have known ... "Radio Shack, you've got questions, we're clueless," I'm sure Larry fit in quite well. Ain't this just tooooo precious. Both DICK Carrol and Larry ROLL turn out to be refugees from the CB channels. Of course, they *act* like it too. -- Floyd L. Davidson http://web.newsguy.com/floyd_davidson Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska) The things that upset us most are often things we see as qualities in our ownselves. Kim W5TIT --- Posted via news://freenews.netfront.net Complaints to |
"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote in message ... In article , "Carl R. Stevenson" writes: John: Yep, it is true! I was once a CB'er, for a whole six months! I was the Asst. Mgr. of the Radio Shack store in Depew, NY at the time, We should have known ... "Radio Shack, you've got questions, we're clueless," I'm sure Larry fit in quite well. Carl: Actually, I did fit into Radio Shack very well. I had a great time working there, Figures ... [snipped some of the bragging about what a great employee Larry was] Radio shack was a great place for a young person interested in electronics to work in the early '70's. Today's R/S employees are nothing like us "old timers" used to be. Baloney ... I've (tried to) buy parts from time to time at R/S ... the folks 20 or more years ago were just as clueless as today from my experience. Today, I go into a R/S store and ask them about a pay-as-you-go cell phone plan that they have mentioned on their own store displays, and they don't know anything about it! Nothing technical, just a matter of knowing the specifics of the plan! Sheez! My brother Tom told me one of the best stories about current R/S cluelessness: He went in to his local store and asked for a particular Operational Amplifier. The salesfreak indignantly replied, "All of our amplifiers work, Sir!" 73 de Larry, K3LT I knew that sooner or later this thread vis a vis Larry's history as a CBer/radio shack employee would draw out the "But things were different in the good old days and we were/are better than the newbies today! ego trip ... :-) Carl - wk3c |
"Carl R. Stevenson" wrote:
"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote in message ... In article , Radio Amateur KC2HMZ writes: QR10-4, QGB! I'm QPM, so QBD me! (Translation: "Ten-Fawhar, Good Buddie! I'll be putting the pedal to the metal now, so watch my back door!) 73 de Larry, K3LT You seem to toss that CB jargon around pretty well, Larry. Don't tell me...no, it couldn't be...could it? 73 DE John, KC2HMZ John: Yep, it is true! I was once a CB'er, for a whole six months! I was the Asst. Mgr. of the Radio Shack store in Depew, NY at the time, We should have known ... "Radio Shack, you've got questions, we're clueless," I'm sure Larry fit in quite well. So where is Kim? Shouldn't she be jumping on Carl over irrelevant comments directed at Larry? Dave K8MN |
Floyd Davidson wrote in message ...
One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Sad, but true. But they don't see it that way. One David Heil demands licensed participation in the ARS. But when confronted with mere Technician participation in the ARS that rivals his Extraness, he digs in and destroys. Or at least he tries to. Then there is Extra DICK. Probably Extra in every way except the dick department. Then there's Jim "DeSoda" who keeps rewriting "200 Meters and Up." No need to mention INSANE Clown Posse in a Nurse's dress or the civilian with "real" military experience. |
Dave Heil wrote in message ...
Floyd Davidson wrote: One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Izzat Len's function here, Floyd? I was always of the opinion that Leonard H. was MY cheap form of entertainment. Chalk it up to a lack of understanding. Of all the posters here, I can't think of one invidual less relevant to amateur radio's past, present or future--not that much of anything he sez is great or exactly correct. Dave K8MN Whatever he say is probably more relavent than working out of band Frenchmen on 6M. Especially the part about Korean War teletype operations. |
Brian wrote:
Floyd Davidson wrote in message ... One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Sad, but true. But they don't see it that way. Likely because it is a fairy tale. Leonard would need assistance to eat mush for breakfast. You've been asked if you're his acolyte. I think it would be more fitting if you were to be known as his electrolyte. One David Heil demands licensed participation in the ARS. Maybe one of 'em demands such but it isn't this one. But when confronted with mere Technician participation in the ARS that rivals his Extraness, he digs in and destroys. That claim is a non-starter as it is in conflict with what I've written here very recently. Or at least he tries to. Or at least you attempt to let on that he does. Then there is Extra DICK. Probably Extra in every way except the dick department. Then there's Jim "DeSoda" who keeps rewriting "200 Meters and Up." No need to mention INSANE Clown Posse in a Nurse's dress or the civilian with "real" military experience. What's your claim to credibility? Dave K8MN |
In article , "Carl R. Stevenson"
writes: Radio shack was a great place for a young person interested in electronics to work in the early '70's. Today's R/S employees are nothing like us "old timers" used to be. Baloney ... I've (tried to) buy parts from time to time at R/S ... the folks 20 or more years ago were just as clueless as today from my experience. Carl: Nobody's going to deny that, especially not me! My own store manager didn't know what the difference between a resistor and a capacitor was! However, I'm willing to bet that in the early to mid-70's, there were a lot more technically knowledgeable RS employees than there are now. Today, I go into a R/S store and ask them about a pay-as-you-go cell phone plan that they have mentioned on their own store displays, and they don't know anything about it! Nothing technical, just a matter of knowing the specifics of the plan! Sheez! My brother Tom told me one of the best stories about current R/S cluelessness: He went in to his local store and asked for a particular Operational Amplifier. The salesfreak indignantly replied, "All of our amplifiers work, Sir!" 73 de Larry, K3LT I knew that sooner or later this thread vis a vis Larry's history as a CBer/radio shack employee would draw out the "But things were different in the good old days and we were/are better than the newbies today! ego trip ... :-) Well, Carl, that's just the reality of the situation. You do understand the concept of reality, don't you? 73 de Larry, K3LT |
In article , Dave Heil
writes: We should have known ... "Radio Shack, you've got questions, we're clueless," I'm sure Larry fit in quite well. So where is Kim? Shouldn't she be jumping on Carl over irrelevant comments directed at Larry? I don't think so, Dave. That wouldn't serve her agenda -- whatever that is! 73 de Larry, K3LT |
On Sun, 3 Aug 2003 19:11:33 -0500, "Kim W5TIT"
wrote: The things that upset us most are often things we see as qualities in our ownselves. Careful, Kim. I almost asked if that's why Dick and Larry seem to upset you so much. 73 DE John, KC2HMZ RadioScrap: You've Got Questions, We've Got Dumb Looks. |
Dave Heil wrote:
Floyd Davidson wrote: One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Izzat Len's function here, Floyd? I was always of the opinion that Leonard H. was MY cheap form of entertainment. Of all the posters here, I can't think of one invidual less relevant to amateur radio's past, present or future--not that much of anything he sez is great or exactly correct. Dave K8MN Dave, did you hear a whistle just as you read that? It was the point, that went right over your head... -- Floyd L. Davidson http://web.newsguy.com/floyd_davidson Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska) |
Dave Heil wrote in message ...
Brian wrote: Floyd Davidson wrote in message ... One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Sad, but true. But they don't see it that way. Likely because it is a fairy tale. Leonard would need assistance to eat mush for breakfast. You've been asked if you're his acolyte. I think it would be more fitting if you were to be known as his electrolyte. At least I'm not his bunyon. One David Heil demands licensed participation in the ARS. Maybe one of 'em demands such but it isn't this one. You're one of them that incessantly points out his license status. But when confronted with mere Technician participation in the ARS that rivals his Extraness, he digs in and destroys. That claim is a non-starter as it is in conflict with what I've written here very recently. Bully for you. Or at least he tries to. Or at least you attempt to let on that he does. Then there is Extra DICK. Probably Extra in every way except the dick department. Then there's Jim "DeSoda" who keeps rewriting "200 Meters and Up." No need to mention INSANE Clown Posse in a Nurse's dress or the civilian with "real" military experience. What's your claim to credibility? I yam what I yam. |
Dave Heil wrote in message ...
Brian wrote: Dave Heil wrote in message ... Floyd Davidson wrote: One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Izzat Len's function here, Floyd? I was always of the opinion that Leonard H. was MY cheap form of entertainment. Chalk it up to a lack of understanding. I have: Floyd's. I can add you if you like. See what I mean. Of all the posters here, I can't think of one invidual less relevant to amateur radio's past, present or future--not that much of anything he sez is great or exactly correct. Whatever he say is probably more relavent than working out of band Frenchmen on 6M. It may be "relavent" but it isn't relevant and more than your attempted diversion. Huh? Does not compute. Especially the part about Korean War teletype operations. Oh, yeah! That was loaded with useful information relating to amateur radio. Sure. Lots of amateurs have hired a crane to drop a M28 in their basement. Len has admitted a decades-long interest in amateur radio. Len has been posting here for over seven years. He hasn't acted on his amateur radio fanstasy in those decades and he hasn't acted on it in seven years. Len's avocation is posting to a usenet group devoted to soemthing in which he is a non-participant. You're his little electrolyte. That's so sweet. Its nice to know that one has to hold an amateur license to be able to comment on amatuer radio. I can't decide who points out that Len doesn't hold an amateur license more; you or Steve. |
Floyd Davidson wrote:
Dave Heil wrote: Floyd Davidson wrote: One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Izzat Len's function here, Floyd? I was always of the opinion that Leonard H. was MY cheap form of entertainment. Of all the posters here, I can't think of one invidual less relevant to amateur radio's past, present or future--not that much of anything he sez is great or exactly correct. Dave K8MN Dave, did you hear a whistle just as you read that? It was the point, that went right over your head... No, I heard no whistle. Must have been pointless. Dave K8MN |
Brian wrote:
Dave Heil wrote in message ... Brian wrote: Floyd Davidson wrote in message ... One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Sad, but true. But they don't see it that way. Likely because it is a fairy tale. Leonard would need assistance to eat mush for breakfast. You've been asked if you're his acolyte. I think it would be more fitting if you were to be known as his electrolyte. At least I'm not his bunyon. One David Heil demands licensed participation in the ARS. Maybe one of 'em demands such but it isn't this one. You're one of them that incessantly points out his license status. Yes, I am. That isn't the same as what you claimed in your earlier comment. Len isn't licensed in the amateur radio service and has no experience in amateur radio. But when confronted with mere Technician participation in the ARS that rivals his Extraness, he digs in and destroys. That claim is a non-starter as it is in conflict with what I've written here very recently. Bully for you. ....and shame on you for making yet another false accusation. That's two so far in this exchange. Then there is Extra DICK. Probably Extra in every way except the dick department. Then there's Jim "DeSoda" who keeps rewriting "200 Meters and Up." No need to mention INSANE Clown Posse in a Nurse's dress or the civilian with "real" military experience. What's your claim to credibility? I yam what I yam. Maybe you'll find a way to do something about it. Dave K8MN |
Brian wrote:
Dave Heil wrote in message ... Brian wrote: Dave Heil wrote in message ... Floyd Davidson wrote: One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Izzat Len's function here, Floyd? I was always of the opinion that Leonard H. was MY cheap form of entertainment. Chalk it up to a lack of understanding. I have: Floyd's. I can add you if you like. See what I mean. No, I don't. Of all the posters here, I can't think of one invidual less relevant to amateur radio's past, present or future--not that much of anything he sez is great or exactly correct. Whatever he say is probably more relavent than working out of band Frenchmen on 6M. It may be "relavent" but it isn't relevant and more than your attempted diversion. Huh? Does not compute. No, it doesn't. I have to stop posting when it is past my bedtime. Especially the part about Korean War teletype operations. Oh, yeah! That was loaded with useful information relating to amateur radio. Sure. Lots of amateurs have hired a crane to drop a M28 in their basement. Have they? The guys I've known who owned them just carted them in. I don't know anyone who uses a Mod 28 now. Loads of people were giving them away a decade or so back. I know one fellow who turned the cabinet of his into a bar. His wife wasn't as fond of it as he was. Think there's a Mod 28 in the Anderson home communications center? Len has admitted a decades-long interest in amateur radio. Len has been posting here for over seven years. He hasn't acted on his amateur radio fanstasy in those decades and he hasn't acted on it in seven years. Len's avocation is posting to a usenet group devoted to soemthing in which he is a non-participant. You're his little electrolyte. That's so sweet. Its nice to know that one has to hold an amateur license to be able to comment on amatuer radio. Nothing has prevented Len Anderson from commenting here. He has been doing so for better than seven years. No one is required to agree with him or to remain silent while a man with no experience in amateur radio attempts to tell licensed hams how amateur radio should be shaped and regulated. No one is forced to remain mum while he takes potshots at the ARS, radio amateurs or the ARRL. I can't decide who points out that Len doesn't hold an amateur license more; you or Steve. I'll let you work that out. It doesn't matter to me and I'm sure Steve isn't in competition with me on the issue. Dave K8MN |
"Dick Carroll;" wrote:
Floyd Davidson wrote: Dave Heil wrote: Floyd Davidson wrote: One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Izzat Len's function here, Floyd? I was always of the opinion that Leonard H. was MY cheap form of entertainment. Of all the posters here, I can't think of one invidual less relevant to amateur radio's past, present or future--not that much of anything he sez is great or exactly correct. Dave K8MN Dave, did you hear a whistle just as you read that? It was the point, that went right over your head... Dave, you won't want to pay too much attention to Frozen Floyd, the permafrost has obviously made it to his brain. It is a brave new world where Len Anderson, the old sharpie, is able to use me as his plaything. That's the kind of world where Floyd is sitting under a palm on the Alaskan Riviera. Dave K8MN |
Dave Heil wrote in message ...
to comment on amatuer radio. Nothing has prevented Len Anderson from commenting here. He has been doing so for better than seven years. No one is required to agree with him or to remain silent while a man with no experience in amateur radio attempts to tell licensed hams how amateur radio should be shaped and regulated. No one is forced to remain mum while he takes potshots at the ARS, radio amateurs or the ARRL. Why do you classify them as "potshots?" I can't decide who points out that Len doesn't hold an amateur license more; you or Steve. I'll let you work that out. It doesn't matter to me and I'm sure Steve isn't in competition with me on the issue. Yet it really bugs you'se guys. |
Dave Heil wrote in message ...
Brian wrote: Dave Heil wrote in message ... Brian wrote: Floyd Davidson wrote in message ... One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Sad, but true. But they don't see it that way. Likely because it is a fairy tale. Leonard would need assistance to eat mush for breakfast. You've been asked if you're his acolyte. I think it would be more fitting if you were to be known as his electrolyte. At least I'm not his bunyon. One David Heil demands licensed participation in the ARS. Maybe one of 'em demands such but it isn't this one. You're one of them that incessantly points out his license status. Yes, I am. That isn't the same as what you claimed in your earlier comment. Len isn't licensed in the amateur radio service and has no experience in amateur radio. What purpose does that serve? The vast majority of the policy makers at the FCC aren't licensed in the amateur radio service and have no experience in amateur radio. But I don't hear you complaining about that, yet they have the ability to change what you do and how you do it. But when confronted with mere Technician participation in the ARS that rivals his Extraness, he digs in and destroys. That claim is a non-starter as it is in conflict with what I've written here very recently. Bully for you. ...and shame on you for making yet another false accusation. That's two so far in this exchange. Nothing false there. Then there is Extra DICK. Probably Extra in every way except the dick department. Then there's Jim "DeSoda" who keeps rewriting "200 Meters and Up." No need to mention INSANE Clown Posse in a Nurse's dress or the civilian with "real" military experience. What's your claim to credibility? I yam what I yam. Maybe you'll find a way to do something about it. I'm satisfied with my accomplishments in the ARS. |
Brian wrote:
Dave Heil wrote in message ... to comment on amatuer radio. Nothing has prevented Len Anderson from commenting here. He has been doing so for better than seven years. No one is required to agree with him or to remain silent while a man with no experience in amateur radio attempts to tell licensed hams how amateur radio should be shaped and regulated. No one is forced to remain mum while he takes potshots at the ARS, radio amateurs or the ARRL. Why do you classify them as "potshots?" I'm surprised that you find it necessary to ask. I can't decide who points out that Len doesn't hold an amateur license more; you or Steve. I'll let you work that out. It doesn't matter to me and I'm sure Steve isn't in competition with me on the issue. Yet it really bugs you'se guys. No, it really bugs Len. Good luck in making your decision as to who brings it up more often. Dave K8MN |
Brian wrote:
Dave Heil wrote in message ... Brian wrote: Dave Heil wrote in message ... Brian wrote: One David Heil demands licensed participation in the ARS. Maybe one of 'em demands such but it isn't this one. You're one of them that incessantly points out his license status. Yes, I am. That isn't the same as what you claimed in your earlier comment. Len isn't licensed in the amateur radio service and has no experience in amateur radio. What purpose does that serve? It serves to point out Len's total lack of experience in the amateur service. The vast majority of the policy makers at the FCC aren't licensed in the amateur radio service and have no experience in amateur radio. The vast majority of policy makers at the FCC have nothing whatever to do with amateur radio. Those that are involved in the regulation of the ARS, are quite knowledgeable about the service. They are paid to know. Additionally, there are radio amateurs on the FCC staff. That has nothing to do with the issue of Len Anderson. He isn't a participant in amateur nor is he a regulator of amateur radio. Len is totally irrelevant to amateur radio. But I don't hear you complaining about that, yet they have the ability to change what you do and how you do it. No, you won't hear me complaining often though there are times when the Commission makes a decision which I don't like or which is just plain wrong. Len makes no such decisions and is not involved in amateur radio. But when confronted with mere Technician participation in the ARS that rivals his Extraness, he digs in and destroys. That claim is a non-starter as it is in conflict with what I've written here very recently. Bully for you. ...and shame on you for making yet another false accusation. That's two so far in this exchange. Nothing false there. Just the ones beginning "But when confronted with mere Technician..." and "One David Heil demands..." Are you going for three? Then there is Extra DICK. Probably Extra in every way except the dick department. Then there's Jim "DeSoda" who keeps rewriting "200 Meters and Up." No need to mention INSANE Clown Posse in a Nurse's dress or the civilian with "real" military experience. What's your claim to credibility? I yam what I yam. Maybe you'll find a way to do something about it. I'm satisfied with my accomplishments in the ARS. That has been evident for some time. Dave K8MN |
Dave Heil wrote:
Brian wrote: Yet it really bugs you'se guys. No, it really bugs Len. Good luck in making your decision as to who brings it up more often. It does? Is that why he's been using you for entertainment (and I might add, providing others with great laughs) for how many years? Seven??? And _you_ think it bugs him! Dave gets out of bed every day and immediately hangs a target on himself to help Len get a good aim... -- Floyd L. Davidson http://web.newsguy.com/floyd_davidson Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska) |
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(AveryFine) wrote in message ...
Subject: Larry "outed" as ex-CBer (was QR10-4) From: (Brian) Date: 8/4/03 10:39 PM Eastern Daylight Time Message-id: Floyd Davidson wrote in message ... One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Sad, but true. But they don't see it that way. Is this Len Anderson person a cannibal? Are you his acolyte or disciple? Apprentice. Same thing. One David Heil demands licensed participation in the ARS. But when confronted with mere Technician participation in the ARS that rivals his Extraness, he digs in and destroys. Or at least he tries to. How? Then there is Extra DICK. Probably Extra in every way except the dick department. You seem to be very interested in a subject that is inappropriate for amateur radio. Why is that? Then there's Jim "DeSoda" who keeps rewriting "200 Meters and Up." Who are you referring to? Where can I buy the book? No need to mention INSANE Clown Posse in a Nurse's dress or the civilian with "real" military experience. Who are you referring to? Brian Burke, your postings here are quite bizarre. Is there a rational reason for your behavior? Sort of. Unfortunately his father was involved in the atom bomb experiments which were conducted just after WW2 . . w3rv |
Dave Heil wrote in message ...
Brian wrote: Dave Heil wrote in message ... Brian wrote: Dave Heil wrote in message ... Brian wrote: One David Heil demands licensed participation in the ARS. Maybe one of 'em demands such but it isn't this one. You're one of them that incessantly points out his license status. Yes, I am. That isn't the same as what you claimed in your earlier comment. Len isn't licensed in the amateur radio service and has no experience in amateur radio. What purpose does that serve? It serves to point out Len's total lack of experience in the amateur service. Yet he knows more about radio then you. How can that be if he has no experience? The vast majority of the policy makers at the FCC aren't licensed in the amateur radio service and have no experience in amateur radio. The vast majority of policy makers at the FCC have nothing whatever to do with amateur radio. Those that are involved in the regulation of the ARS, are quite knowledgeable about the service. They fooled me with the last restructuring NOI/NPRM. They are paid to know. Wasted money. Additionally, there are radio amateurs on the FCC staff. So every amateur on "staff" makes policy and rules? That has nothing to do with the issue of Len Anderson. He isn't a participant in amateur nor is he a regulator of amateur radio. Len is totally irrelevant to amateur radio. You are in the minority in thinking that. But I don't hear you complaining about that, yet they have the ability to change what you do and how you do it. No, you won't hear me complaining often though there are times when the Commission makes a decision which I don't like or which is just plain wrong. Len makes no such decisions and is not involved in amateur radio. So why so do you give him so much attention? But when confronted with mere Technician participation in the ARS that rivals his Extraness, he digs in and destroys. That claim is a non-starter as it is in conflict with what I've written here very recently. Bully for you. ...and shame on you for making yet another false accusation. That's two so far in this exchange. Nothing false there. Just the ones beginning "But when confronted with mere Technician..." and "One David Heil demands..." Are you going for three? Sure. Why not? Then there is Extra DICK. Probably Extra in every way except the dick department. Then there's Jim "DeSoda" who keeps rewriting "200 Meters and Up." No need to mention INSANE Clown Posse in a Nurse's dress or the civilian with "real" military experience. What's your claim to credibility? I yam what I yam. Maybe you'll find a way to do something about it. I'm satisfied with my accomplishments in the ARS. That has been evident for some time. And you are unsatisfied with yours? Must you try to tear down Len at every opportunity to boost your stature? |
Subject: Larry "outed" as ex-CBer (was QR10-4)
From: (Brian Kelly) Date: 8/6/03 3:35 AM Eastern Daylight Time Message-id: (AveryFine) wrote in message ... Subject: Larry "outed" as ex-CBer (was QR10-4) From: (Brian) Date: 8/4/03 10:39 PM Eastern Daylight Time Message-id: Floyd Davidson wrote in message ... One of the funniest parts of reading the newsgroups related to Amateur Radio, is watching Len Anderson eat these jerks for breakfast every morning as a form of cheap entertainment. Not that everything he says is great and exactly correct, but he just does it for fun, and he does run circles around them. Sad, but true. But they don't see it that way. Is this Len Anderson person a cannibal? Are you his acolyte or disciple? Apprentice. Same thing. Thank you for the information. Do you know if Len Anderson is a cannibal? Claims have been made that he eats others for breakfast. One David Heil demands licensed participation in the ARS. But when confronted with mere Technician participation in the ARS that rivals his Extraness, he digs in and destroys. Or at least he tries to. How? Then there is Extra DICK. Probably Extra in every way except the dick department. You seem to be very interested in a subject that is inappropriate for amateur radio. Why is that? Then there's Jim "DeSoda" who keeps rewriting "200 Meters and Up." Who are you referring to? Where can I buy the book? No need to mention INSANE Clown Posse in a Nurse's dress or the civilian with "real" military experience. Who are you referring to? Brian Burke, your postings here are quite bizarre. Is there a rational reason for your behavior? Sort of. Unfortunately his father was involved in the atom bomb experiments which were conducted just after WW2 . . So were a lot of other people. Is there a scientific correlation? Oddly enough, today is the 58th anniversary of the atomic attack on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. It is estimated that 150,000 people, mostly civilians, died as a direct result of that attack. |
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(Len Over 21) wrote:
Floyd Davidson writes: It does? Is that why he's been using you for entertainment (and I might add, providing others with great laughs) for how many years? It's really Wry Amusement, Floyd. :-) How true! The funniest part is how close you can fly these zingers past the pointed heads and they *still* miss it. Seven??? And _you_ think it bugs him! Heh heh heh. Doesn't bother me a bit. My interest has always been on removing the code test for a radio license. That's begun happening internationally. Quite satisfactory to me. More work to do on that for the US regulations but this newsgroup is NOT the venue for any serious debate. :-) Ain't that the truth! The only thing serious here is the degree of mental aberation on display. Dave gets out of bed every day and immediately hangs a target on himself to help Len get a good aim... Dave is a walking target. He can't help himself. "The flag is up, the flag is waving, the flag is down...you have 20 seconds." Old, old command on the Army firing ranges for rapid fire exchange. I'm over-qualified for that kind of "firing," Floyd. No sense wasting any more "ammo" here. The "target" has been hit so many times he doesn't know he's been hit. Like a zombie he parades around in his ARS uniform as Oberst in the Amatur SchutzStaffel (A.S.S.) and the shine on the jackboots is enough to get a good sight picture. See you next week. Maybe. Keep shooting Len, and trust that there are a number of folks who tune in for the entertainment. On an average you do pretty good, but now and then you have a *really* fine day, and those are priceless! -- Floyd L. Davidson http://web.newsguy.com/floyd_davidson Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska) |
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"Larry Roll K3LT" wrote in message Yep, it is true! I was once a CB'er, for a whole six months! I was the Asst. Mgr. of the Radio Shack store in Depew, NY at the time, That's about how long I fooled around with CB until I got a ham license back in the summer of '76. The old tech license, now known as the "old tech plus", general written and 5wpm receive *AND* send. Took my test at the FCC field office in NYC back then. A few years back I upgraded to an "extra lite" :-) Took the advanced and extra writtens Jan 2000 and cashed in the CSCE's on restructuring day. |
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Brian wrote: (AveryFine) wrote in message ... Do you know if Len Anderson is a cannibal? Claims have been made that he eats others for breakfast. Who? When? Dave thinks he's a pugilist. Typo. Pigilist. It's "pugilist." Looks like you're hitting on all three cylinders. Same (old) stuff, different year. |
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From: (Len Over 21) Poor Dave, still smarting over his alleged expertise in State Dept. communications from the Cashew Nut Capital of Africa. :-) Was Len Anderson ever there? He loves to put down others using "standards" of his own invention. That saves him time and embare-assment of talking ON a subject. It's so much easier for him to insult a communicator personally when he doesn't have any valid argument on subjects. That seems endemic to the members of the Gang of Four, PCTAs all, drunk on sour whine after the rewrite of S25.5. You are upset, Len. Who is Len? |
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