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

(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message . com...
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!

More civil discourse?

You're simply incapable of it.

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 sips hot coccoa,
while tuning 80 meters.
Watching the snow fall.

Eric N7DLV

(Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ...
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.