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Old April 14th 04, 01:14 AM
Robert Casey
 
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Dee D. Flint wrote:





This means that all the tests need to be harder as ordinary youths even
below the teen age level regularly pass the Technician and General class
exams. With a little extra elmering, some pass the Extra exam.



Maybe all those "ordinary" kids you see passing those tests are the
smart ones. Beavis
and Butthead probably never show up at a testing session, even if they
understood
what ham radio was about, and not confuse it with CB. And no wisecracks
that ham
radio is becoming like CB, okay?.....








 
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