Radio Stories
 

In article ,
(William) writes:

(Len Over 21) wrote in message
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In article ,
(William) writes:

The Cliff Notes version is that I'm not playing "thier" game.

Never have, never will.

Nor I...but it IS demanded that all capitulate to Them.

Recapitulate. I need to apply for a new IAG.

No capitulation and now you've been charged with spousal
abuse by we-all-know-who. And the other PCTA extras do
nothing about one who makes baseless charges. Tsk.



Yep, they'll block us but chum up to the pro-code testers no matter what.

That must be an indication of how hard-up they are for pro-coders.

Law of supply and demand. PCTAs demand so you supply the
obsequious-ness; i.e., fawning over their superiority.

On the other hand, pro-coders are getting more scarce every day,
so their price goes up. [also law of supply and demand] They
think they are worth higher than what they originally proclaimed
their price to be!.

Antiques fetch a good price. PCTAs expect all NCTA to "fetch"
for them...

In article ,
(William) writes:

We'll just add your tall tales about your end-fed wire to the tall
tales about your T5 operation to your list of "accomplishements" and
and move along here.

w3rv

You joined the KMA club long ago. Knock yourself out.

I don't think he did the joining himself...he got 26 "drudges" to do
that for him...while he was seated at the captain's table...

Len Over 21 wrote:

In article ,
(William) writes:

(Len Over 21) wrote in message
...
In article ,
(William) writes:

The Cliff Notes version is that I'm not playing "thier" game.

Never have, never will.

Nor I...but it IS demanded that all capitulate to Them.

Recapitulate. I need to apply for a new IAG.

No capitulation and now you've been charged with spousal
abuse by we-all-know-who. And the other PCTA extras do
nothing about one who makes baseless charges. Tsk.



Yep, they'll block us but chum up to the pro-code testers no matter what.

That must be an indication of how hard-up they are for pro-coders.

Law of supply and demand. PCTAs demand so you supply the
obsequious-ness; i.e., fawning over their superiority.

No need to be obsequious, Leonard, though I understand your inferiority
complex, long visible here. Fact is, you just aren't in the game.
You're a non-entity to amateur radio and to use of the morse code.
You are to amateur radio what ragweed is to a vegetable garden.

Dave K8MN

In article , "Kim"
writes:

Why not keep this thread going with some radio stories!?

YES!

Back when I was
KC5HQJ,

(snip of excellent story)

Just as I was about to spin the dial, here he comes, "KC5HQJ
from ________ (whatever the call was), have a nice day." !!!!!!!!!! Yahoo.


Great story, Kim!

Let's have more.

73 de Jim, N2EY