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William wrote:
(Jeffrey Herman) wrote in message ... Gareeb wrote: Len cannot do code, His Brain cannot comprehend, Len cannot talk skip. Len, full of hot air, Sits in an ego closet, A lonely old man. 73, Jeff KH6O there once was a ham named herman who loaned out his PO Box to vermin he took no guff regarding his gaffe and the rest of us at least smiled or oughrightly laughed It isn't haiku and it misses being a limerick by miles. There's a little pistol named Brian And a geezer who makes light of Orion If they're eager to please They'll knock off fake Chinese And accusing some others of lying. Dave K8MN |
Len Over 21 wrote:
Brian, you forgot the TITLE add-on following Jeffies' "signed" name. Namely, "Mathematics Lecturer, University of Hawaii." :-) "Lecturer!" Jeffie used that a few years ago as a two-year junior college INSTRUCTOR. Then the school had a website with all the INSTRUCTORS listed and their classes. Ordinary INSTRUCTOR, but he had to write "Lecturer" in here. :-) Also, now he's supposed to be "Chief Petty Officer, USCG." Lots of "Chiefs" in here, but Hans Brakob qualifies as a Master Chief, USN, with some years under his belt. Very few can approach that in experience, yet so many try to "out-title" him. :-) Jeffie didn't comment - also back a few years - on complex number arithmetic rules. Complex number quantities are essential to working with impedances or admittances for best match and power transfer (as in antennas or stages of a transmitter). Jeffie is supposed to be a Big Lecturer on mathematics so I wonder why he never took up that? Tsk. Wonder if Jeffie still lives on his little boat? :-) N2EY: "No matter what job, educational level, employer, or government/military service that a radio amateur has, if said radio amateur opposes Mr. Anderson's views, he/she will be the target of Mr. Anderson's insults, ridicule, name-calling, factual errors, ethnic slurs, excessive emoticons and general infantile behavior."" Dave K8MN |
It is September.
Emergancy test is near. Will you be ready? Eric N7DLV Dave Heil wrote in message ... William wrote: (Jeffrey Herman) wrote in message ... Gareeb wrote: Len cannot do code, His Brain cannot comprehend, Len cannot talk skip. Len, full of hot air, Sits in an ego closet, A lonely old man. 73, Jeff KH6O there once was a ham named herman who loaned out his PO Box to vermin he took no guff regarding his gaffe and the rest of us at least smiled or oughrightly laughed It isn't haiku and it misses being a limerick by miles. There's a little pistol named Brian And a geezer who makes light of Orion If they're eager to please They'll knock off fake Chinese And accusing some others of lying. Dave K8MN |
Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote: (Jeffrey Herman) wrote in message ... Gareeb wrote: Len cannot do code, His Brain cannot comprehend, Len cannot talk skip. Len, full of hot air, Sits in an ego closet, A lonely old man. 73, Jeff KH6O there once was a ham named herman who loaned out his PO Box to vermin he took no guff regarding his gaffe and the rest of us at least smiled or oughrightly laughed It isn't haiku and it misses being a limerick by miles. There's a little pistol named Brian And a geezer who makes light of Orion If they're eager to please They'll knock off fake Chinese And accusing some others of lying. Dave K8MN There was once a ham in Tanganika whose DX knowledge was supposedly encyclopedica (hi, hi). He worked out of band French which stirred up quite a stench and he disavowed any culpabilica. |
William wrote: Dave Heil wrote in message ... William wrote: (Jeffrey Herman) wrote in message ... Gareeb wrote: Len cannot do code, His Brain cannot comprehend, Len cannot talk skip. Len, full of hot air, Sits in an ego closet, A lonely old man. 73, Jeff KH6O there once was a ham named herman who loaned out his PO Box to vermin he took no guff regarding his gaffe and the rest of us at least smiled or oughrightly laughed It isn't haiku and it misses being a limerick by miles. There's a little pistol named Brian And a geezer who makes light of Orion If they're eager to please They'll knock off fake Chinese And accusing some others of lying. There was once a ham in Tanganika whose DX knowledge was supposedly encyclopedica (hi, hi). He worked out of band French which stirred up quite a stench and he disavowed any culpabilica. Well, you finally got the limerick form down but Tanzania was never "Tanganika" unless you're Polish, French, Italian or Spanish. The name of the country was (a loooooong time ago) "Tanganyika". "Encyclopedica" and "culpabilica" just don't work. The lyrics stink but I'll give it a 65 because of the beat. As to the "stench", the only person who tried to make anything out of my 6m operation was, well, you. It didn't work and the stench was likely not smelled beyond your own yard. Dave K8MN |
Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote: There was once a ham in Tanganika whose DX knowledge was supposedly encyclopedica (hi, hi). He worked out of band French which stirred up quite a stench and he disavowed any culpabilica. Well, you finally got the limerick form down but Tanzania was never "Tanganika" unless you're Polish, French, Italian or Spanish. What does Poland, France, or Spain have to do with it? The name of the country was (a loooooong time ago) "Tanganyika". "Encyclopedica" and "culpabilica" just don't work. It took a little forcing, but I made them work. Notice the spelling. The lyrics stink but I'll give it a 65 because of the beat. Everyone's a critic. As to the "stench", the only person who tried to make anything out of my 6m operation was, well, you. It didn't work and the stench was likely not smelled beyond your own yard. Dave K8MN I'm satisfied to bring it up whenever possible, Mr. DX. |
William wrote:
Dave Heil wrote in message ... William wrote: There was once a ham in Tanganika whose DX knowledge was supposedly encyclopedica (hi, hi). He worked out of band French which stirred up quite a stench and he disavowed any culpabilica. Well, you finally got the limerick form down but Tanzania was never "Tanganika" unless you're Polish, French, Italian or Spanish. What does Poland, France, or Spain have to do with it? You may add Italy. Do your own research. The name of the country was (a loooooong time ago) "Tanganyika". "Encyclopedica" and "culpabilica" just don't work. It took a little forcing, Yes, it must have. but I made them work. No, you didn't. Notice the spelling. I did. It wasn't correct. The lyrics stink but I'll give it a 65 because of the beat. Everyone's a critic. If anyone should know that, you should. As to the "stench", the only person who tried to make anything out of my 6m operation was, well, you. It didn't work and the stench was likely not smelled beyond your own yard. I'm satisfied to bring it up whenever possible, Mr. DX. Congrats. You've succeeded in making a molehill out of a molehill, little pistol. Dave K8MN |
Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote: What does Poland, France, or Spain have to do with it? You may add Italy. Do your own research. Heck NO, Dave! He'll just wait for Lennie to "back-channel" the stuff to him! The Puppet can't talk without the Master's manipulations! The name of the country was (a loooooong time ago) "Tanganyika". "Encyclopedica" and "culpabilica" just don't work. It took a little forcing, Yes, it must have. With a 20 pound sledgehammer, no doubt. but I made them work. No, you didn't. Let him go on thinking he did! I think it't cute! He's the dog chasing it's tail. Notice the spelling. I did. It wasn't correct. The lyrics stink but I'll give it a 65 because of the beat. Everyone's a critic. If anyone should know that, you should. WHAT could Brain know about it? As to the "stench", the only person who tried to make anything out of my 6m operation was, well, you. It didn't work and the stench was likely not smelled beyond your own yard. I'm satisfied to bring it up whenever possible, Mr. DX. Congrats. You've succeeded in making a molehill out of a molehill, little pistol. I still don't find N0IMD on DXCC. I DO, however, find K8MN and K4YZ! 73 Steve, K4YZ |
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A late Summer's eve.
Old equipment is turned on. The tubes warm the shack. Eric N7DLV |
A late Summer's eve.
Old equipment is turned on. The tubes warm the shack. Eric N7DLV |
Eric Snyder wrote:
A late Summer's eve. Old equipment is turned on. The tubes warm the shack. Eric N7DLV The mind of a Ham, and the soul of a poet. Excellent for visualization. Bravo! - Mike KB3EIA - |
Subject: Ham Haiku
From: Mike Coslo Date: 9/13/2004 6:18 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: Eric Snyder wrote: A late Summer's eve. Old equipment is turned on. The tubes warm the shack. Eric N7DLV The mind of a Ham, and the soul of a poet. Excellent for visualization. Absolutely. I grew up in NE Ohio and there was always something special about being in my "shack" with some hot coccoa watching the snow fall and tuning 80 meters. 73 Steve, K4YZ |
Steve Robeson K4CAP wrote:
Subject: Ham Haiku From: Mike Coslo Date: 9/13/2004 6:18 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: Eric Snyder wrote: A late Summer's eve. Old equipment is turned on. The tubes warm the shack. Eric N7DLV The mind of a Ham, and the soul of a poet. Excellent for visualization. Absolutely. I grew up in NE Ohio and there was always something special about being in my "shack" with some hot coccoa watching the snow fall and tuning 80 meters. It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing - Mike KB3EIA - I think I'm going to compile these things. |
On 2004-09-14, Mike Coslo wrote:
It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing - Mike KB3EIA - I think I'm going to compile these things. [alex@homer alex]$ cat haiku.c It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing [alex@homer alex]$ cc haiku.c haiku.c:2: error: parse error before "is" it does not work.... -- Alex / AB2RC There are two rules for success in life: Rule 1: Don't tell people everything you know. |
AB2RC wrote:
On 2004-09-14, Mike Coslo wrote: It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing - Mike KB3EIA - I think I'm going to compile these things. [alex@homer alex]$ cat haiku.c It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing [alex@homer alex]$ cc haiku.c haiku.c:2: error: parse error before "is" it does not work.... How is that Alex? It has the five seven five Something else I am missing? - Mike KB3EIA - |
I think Alex is saying that the word phrase "it is", is not correct.
I do not understand it either. Perhaps Alex can explain the error in more detail. as to my previous Haiku, I think this one works better; Watching the snow fall, while listening on 80, Steve sips his coccoa. Eric N7DLV Here is another; Rainy summer day. Unable to do yard work, I turn on the rig. Eric N7DLV This is getting kind of fun! Anyone else want to try writing some Ham Haiku? I also would like some input from Japanese Amatuer Radio Operators. Mike Coslo wrote in message ... AB2RC wrote: On 2004-09-14, Mike Coslo wrote: It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing - Mike KB3EIA - I think I'm going to compile these things. [alex@homer alex]$ cat haiku.c It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing [alex@homer alex]$ cc haiku.c haiku.c:2: error: parse error before "is" it does not work.... How is that Alex? It has the five seven five Something else I am missing? - Mike KB3EIA - |
On 2004-09-15, Eric Snyder wrote:
I think Alex is saying that the word phrase "it is", is not correct. I do not understand it either. Perhaps Alex can explain the error in more detail. as to my previous Haiku, I think this one works better; Watching the snow fall, while listening on 80, Steve sips his coccoa. Eric N7DLV Here is another; Rainy summer day. Unable to do yard work, I turn on the rig. Eric N7DLV This is getting kind of fun! Anyone else want to try writing some Ham Haiku? I also would like some input from Japanese Amatuer Radio Operators. Mike Coslo wrote in message ... AB2RC wrote: On 2004-09-14, Mike Coslo wrote: It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing - Mike KB3EIA - I think I'm going to compile these things. [alex@homer alex]$ cat haiku.c It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing [alex@homer alex]$ cc haiku.c haiku.c:2: error: parse error before "is" it does not work.... How is that Alex? It has the five seven five Something else I am missing? - Mike KB3EIA - KB3EIA stated that he was going to "compile" these -- that is what I did, I ran it thru a C compilier -- (It was a real slow day at work yesterday).... -- Alex / AB2RC |
AB2RC wrote:
On 2004-09-15, Eric Snyder wrote: I think Alex is saying that the word phrase "it is", is not correct. I do not understand it either. Perhaps Alex can explain the error in more detail. as to my previous Haiku, I think this one works better; Watching the snow fall, while listening on 80, Steve sips his coccoa. Eric N7DLV Here is another; Rainy summer day. Unable to do yard work, I turn on the rig. Eric N7DLV This is getting kind of fun! Anyone else want to try writing some Ham Haiku? I also would like some input from Japanese Amatuer Radio Operators. Mike Coslo wrote in message ... AB2RC wrote: On 2004-09-14, Mike Coslo wrote: It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing - Mike KB3EIA - I think I'm going to compile these things. [alex@homer alex]$ cat haiku.c It is cold outside My radio heats the shack Electrons dancing [alex@homer alex]$ cc haiku.c haiku.c:2: error: parse error before "is" it does not work.... How is that Alex? It has the five seven five Something else I am missing? - Mike KB3EIA - KB3EIA stated that he was going to "compile" these -- that is what I did, I ran it thru a C compilier -- (It was a real slow day at work yesterday).... Achhh! Sorry I missed that. Good play on words, Alex! - Mike KB3EIA - |
He is bowed with age.
Crooked hands reach for the key. Perfect code is sent. Eric N7DLV Mike Coslo wrote in message ... AB2RC wrote: KB3EIA stated that he was going to "compile" these -- that is what I did, I ran it thru a C compilier -- (It was a real slow day at work yesterday).... Achhh! Sorry I missed that. Good play on words, Alex! - Mike KB3EIA - |
Subject: Ham Haiku
From: (Eric Snyder) Date: 9/15/2004 3:37 AM Central Standard Time Message-id: I think Alex is saying that the word phrase "it is", is not correct. I do not understand it either. Perhaps Alex can explain the error in more detail. as to my previous Haiku, I think this one works better; Watching the snow fall, while listening on 80, Steve sips his coccoa. Either way, it's still great! 73 Steve, K4YZ |
Eric Snyder wrote: He is bowed with age. Crooked hands reach for the key. Perfect code is sent. Eric N7DLV Not a ham is he. angry hands reach for keyboard. No-code rant is sent. Dave K8MN |
Hello Steve!
I couldnt resist writing a Haiku based upon your experiences during the Ohio winters. I'm glad you liked it. Here is another Haiku. Winter is coming. I dream of working Top Band. Time for a new rig. Eric N7DLV (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... Subject: Ham Haiku From: (Eric Snyder) Date: 9/15/2004 3:37 AM Central Standard Time Message-id: I think Alex is saying that the word phrase "it is", is not correct. I do not understand it either. Perhaps Alex can explain the error in more detail. as to my previous Haiku, I think this one works better; Watching the snow fall, while listening on 80, Steve sips his coccoa. Either way, it's still great! 73 Steve, K4YZ |
Hear the receiver.
Voices of friends fill the shack this Summer morning. Eric N7DLV (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... Subject: Ham Haiku From: (Eric Snyder) Date: 9/15/2004 3:37 AM Central Standard Time Message-id: I think Alex is saying that the word phrase "it is", is not correct. I do not understand it either. Perhaps Alex can explain the error in more detail. as to my previous Haiku, I think this one works better; Watching the snow fall, while listening on 80, Steve sips his coccoa. Either way, it's still great! 73 Steve, K4YZ |
Field Day is over.
Wondering about the scores? Wait till December. Eric N7DLV (Eric Snyder) wrote in message . com... Hear the receiver. Voices of friends fill the shack this Summer morning. Eric N7DLV (Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ... Subject: Ham Haiku From: (Eric Snyder) Date: 9/15/2004 3:37 AM Central Standard Time Message-id: I think Alex is saying that the word phrase "it is", is not correct. I do not understand it either. Perhaps Alex can explain the error in more detail. as to my previous Haiku, I think this one works better; Watching the snow fall, while listening on 80, Steve sips his coccoa. Either way, it's still great! 73 Steve, K4YZ |
Eric Snyder wrote:
Field Day is over. Wondering about the scores? Wait till December. Winter comes so soon Long long nights, much dark eighty works magic - Mike KB3EIA - |
The old to the new.
He passes on his knowledge. My friend, the Elmer. Eric N7DLV Mike Coslo wrote in message ... Eric Snyder wrote: Field Day is over. Wondering about the scores? Wait till December. Winter comes so soon Long long nights, much dark eighty works magic - Mike KB3EIA - |
A windy Fall Day.
Still have antenna projects. Can they be finished? Eric N7DLV (Eric Snyder) wrote in message om... The old to the new. He passes on his knowledge. My friend, the Elmer. Eric N7DLV Mike Coslo wrote in message ... Eric Snyder wrote: Field Day is over. Wondering about the scores? Wait till December. Winter comes so soon Long long nights, much dark eighty works magic - Mike KB3EIA - |
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