In article , "Ryan, KC8PMX"
writes:

Wow, there's at least one thing we are equal and agree upon Larry!!!!!

Ryan KC8PMX
MI-Chauffers and Emergency Vehicle Permit holder
Confirmed Parallel Parker And Proud!

Ryan:

As one PP'er to another, it is an honor to know you! It's nice to know that
we're morally and intellectually superior to the dumbed-down, unwashed,
non-PP'ing hoardes of inferior drivers.

Michigan still has "Chauffeur's" licenses? Which class of CDL is that
equivalent to? Here in Delaware, I'm told that Emergency Vehicle
operators don't require anything more than a standard Class D Driver's
license. They do, however, have to be a card-carrying member of
the "Emergency Service" (usually a local volunteer FD) to which
the emergency vehicle is registered.

73 de Larry, K3LT

ospam (Larry Roll K3LT) wrote in message ...
In article , "Ryan, KC8PMX"
writes:

Wow, there's at least one thing we are equal and agree upon Larry!!!!!

Ryan KC8PMX
MI-Chauffers and Emergency Vehicle Permit holder
Confirmed Parallel Parker And Proud!

Ryan:

As one PP'er to another, it is an honor to know you! It's nice to know that
we're morally and intellectually superior to the dumbed-down, unwashed,
non-PP'ing hoardes of inferior drivers.

Michigan still has "Chauffeur's" licenses? Which class of CDL is that
equivalent to?

For once in you life could you put away the measuring stick and just
accept another individual as an equal?

Here in Delaware, I'm told that Emergency Vehicle
operators don't require anything more than a standard Class D Driver's
license.

I.E., in Delaware they don't measure up to superior Larry.

They do, however, have to be a card-carrying member of
the "Emergency Service" (usually a local volunteer FD) to which
the emergency vehicle is registered.

With a shack on their hip, no doubt.

In article ,
(Brian) writes:

Ryan:

As one PP'er to another, it is an honor to know you! It's nice to know
that
we're morally and intellectually superior to the dumbed-down, unwashed,
non-PP'ing hoardes of inferior drivers.

Michigan still has "Chauffeur's" licenses? Which class of CDL is that
equivalent to?

For once in you life could you put away the measuring stick and just
accept another individual as an equal?

Here in Delaware, I'm told that Emergency Vehicle
operators don't require anything more than a standard Class D Driver's
license.

I.E., in Delaware they don't measure up to superior Larry.

They do, however, have to be a card-carrying member of
the "Emergency Service" (usually a local volunteer FD) to which
the emergency vehicle is registered.

With a shack on their hip, no doubt.

Brian:

I'm very sorry about your inferiority complex, but I was just asking for
some information from Ryan about driver's licenses. This is not about
my "superiority" or anything else that you should be whining about --
unless you are having problems of your own. Care to talk about it?

73 de Larry, K3LT

Larry,

The heck with those anti-parallel parkers!!!!! Tell him that if he isn't a
Real Driver (tm), he is inferior. HI HI


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Brian:

I'm very sorry about your inferiority complex, but I was just asking for
some information from Ryan about driver's licenses. This is not about
my "superiority" or anything else that you should be whining about --
unless you are having problems of your own. Care to talk about it?

73 de Larry, K3LT