Sadly, Bruce (WA8ULX) isn't an old timer - his license is so new the ink
isn't even dry yet. He only tries to act like an old timer (or, at least,
the way he thinks they act). However, most real old timers are a lot more
civilized (the type of people you would be proud to have as a friend or
associate).


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

http://www.qsl.net/w5net/

Oh is that right, I dont know what you consider and Old Timer, but my first
license goes back to 1966. Which by the way is the same Call I have now. I
think you must be as Dumb as Clint.

"WA8ULX" wrote:

Oh is that right, I dont know what you consider and
Old Timer, but my first license goes back to 1966.
Which by the way is the same Call I have now. I
think you must be as Dumb as Clint.


Oh, my mistake. So you are one of those old timers Eddie was talking
about. It was an honest mistake - your behavior is more like an ill-mannered
teenager than an adult, so I just assumed you were acting your age. Instead,
you're old man acting your mental age.


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

http://www.qsl.net/w5net/

So you are one of those old timers Eddie was talking
about.

Eddie doesnt have a Clue, so it doesnt matter what he thinks.

In article , "Kim"
writes:

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These guys would actually try to answer the
question: So, what is the best antenna?

That's easy, Kim.

There is no single "best" antenna. It all depends on the application and the
available resources.

73 de Jim, N2EY

In article k.net, "Dwight
Stewart" writes:

Sadly, Bruce (WA8ULX) isn't an old timer - his license is so new the ink
isn't even dry yet.

You're mistaken, Dwight.

According to qrz.com, he's 305 years old.

73 de Jim, N2EY

You're mistaken, Dwight.

According to qrz.com, he's 305 years old.

73 de Jim, N2EY


And dont ever forget it. Im the one who taught Marconi. Last person I have ever
Elmered.

"N2EY" wrote in message
...
In article , "Kim"
writes:

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! These guys would actually try to answer the
question: So, what is the best antenna?

That's easy, Kim.

There is no single "best" antenna. It all depends on the application and
the
available resources.

73 de Jim, N2EY


Shhhhhhhhhh....

Kim W5TIT

"N2EY" wrote:
"Dwight Stewart" writes:

Sadly, Bruce (WA8ULX) isn't an old timer - his license is so
new the ink isn't even dry yet.

You're mistaken, Dwight.

According to qrz.com, he's 305 years old.


Good grief. Obviously he can't fill in a qrz.com form any better than he
can write in this newsgroup. Either that or he has no idea when he was
actually born. I can see the story now....

[local news] Police officers found a young lad, covered
in mud, wandering in the swamps of LA yesterday and
took him to an area hospital where doctors said the child
was in reasonably good condition. Police have not been
able to discover the child's itentity... (snip)


Dwight Stewart (W5NET)

http://www.qsl.net/w5net/

Good grief. Obviously he can't fill in a qrz.com form

CBplusser, you dont fill it in QRZ fills it in.

You can fix this yourself by logging in to QRZ.com and updating your
listing. Your Birthday is one of the parameters that you can are
allowed to change online.

Instructions from the QRZ website:

__________________________________________________ ____

Information that you may update with QRZ:

USA Hams may edit and/or delete: the previous callsign, grid square,
county, lat/lon coordinates, birthday, QSL manager, email address and
home page. All that is required is that you go to our online update
page and provide us with your callsign and a real email address to
which an update key may be sent. This key is yours to keep and can
then be used as often as desired to update your callsign listing. The
email address that you give to receive the key can be different than
the one shown with your callsign (if any).

__________________________________________________ ____

It;s easy - just a couple of keystrokes, and you'll be about 250 years
younger!

73, Leo


Good grief. Obviously he can't fill in a qrz.com form

CBplusser, you dont fill it in QRZ fills it in.