(Len Over 21) wrote in message ...
In article ,
(Brian the Bluffman's Home Companion Kelly) writes:

.. . . . .

My FT-847, which is not much as ham xcvrs go, can be tuned in 1 Hz
increments vs. the "make it possible for anyone to select 10 Hz
increments" thingey you cite above.

10 Hz increments is common in installed equipment (including the
ham consumer market) in the past two decades. I know there are
smaller increments...:-)...but I also have to play to the common
denominator of technical expertise in here.

I see. You have some sort of "moral responsibility" to keep us
"technically clueless" types straight do you Sweetums? I don't think
so. More like the technical groups don't put up with your nonsense
(ref: your dot antennas debacle) and you're outta aces and have no
choice but to lounge around in a lame hobby policy group. Even pore
Weenie Weenie Willy Beeper has a ham license. And you don't. Methinks
you *define* the lowest common denominator around here Sweetums.

Subject: US Licensing Restructuring ??? When ???
From: (Brian Kelly)
Date: 9/28/2004 11:15 AM Central Standard Time
Message-id:

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

(Brian the Bluffman's Home Companion Kelly) writes:

My FT-847, which is not much as ham xcvrs go, can be tuned in 1 Hz
increments vs. the "make it possible for anyone to select 10 Hz
increments" thingey you cite above.

10 Hz increments is common in installed equipment (including the
ham consumer market) in the past two decades. I know there are
smaller increments...:-)...but I also have to play to the common
denominator of technical expertise in here.

I see. You have some sort of "moral responsibility" to keep us
"technically clueless" types straight do you Sweetums? I don't think
so. More like the technical groups don't put up with your nonsense
(ref: your dot antennas debacle) and you're outta aces and have no
choice but to lounge around in a lame hobby policy group. Even pore
Weenie Weenie Willy Beeper has a ham license. And you don't. Methinks
you *define* the lowest common denominator around here Sweetums.

He is.

I bet that once removed from his computer, Lennie's "knowledge" about many
things "radio" would roll off sharply. That's probably why he can't/won't go
sit the VE session...Can't take his "brain" with him...

73

Steve, K4YZ

In article , Dave Heil
writes:

I'm sure it'll come as no surprise to Leonard that my funeral pyre will
be fueled with those magazines. I'll lie in a rack cabinet as I'm sent
off to the amateur radio valhalla. A special A-1 Op Club honor guard
will be present. The ceremony will be performed by local members of the
Royal Order of Wouff Hong.

G'bye...have a nice afterlife... :-)

LHA/WMD

Len Over 21 wrote:

In article , Dave Heil
writes:

I'm sure it'll come as no surprise to Leonard that my funeral pyre will
be fueled with those magazines. I'll lie in a rack cabinet as I'm sent
off to the amateur radio valhalla. A special A-1 Op Club honor guard
will be present. The ceremony will be performed by local members of the
Royal Order of Wouff Hong.

G'bye...have a nice afterlife... :-)

After you, Leonard, old chap. After you.

Dave K8MN

In article ,
(Mechanical Man) writes:


Right on the money. As if Sweetums ever sank dime one of his own wad
one into any "station he operated".

WRONG. INCORRECT. ERROR!

PLMRS VHF two-way, base and mobiles, as part of a partnership...
which required a helluva lot more than a "dime." :-)

Tsk.

Fact is that he wouldn't have done
any of it if us taxpayers hadn't paid him to do it . . . Hell, we even
paid him to trudge thru the University of Monmouth Vo-Tech Division.

What do you mean "we paid," Kellie?

Were you a "taxpayer" in 1952? How much did you actually pay ME?
:-)

Well, isn't that so terrible...a citizen volunteers for military duty and
serves honorably, then some arrogant elitist comes along and
calls all such for "drudges." His noble, elite, royal self was TOO
GOOD for any such menial task such as defending this country.

God forbid any HARM that might come to blessed royalty such as
his noble self from actually SERVING his country!

It was at the Fort Monmouth, NJ, Signal School, not a "university."
As a member of the United States Army.

Feel free to continue looking down your noble, royal nose at
veterans who volunteered. No problem. You won't change, not
even if you get all the peasants to eat cake instead of hard-to-get
bread. Madame la Guillotine will have the cure.

Meanwhile, go ahead, continue to damn the peasantry. Isn't it
awful that the "peasantry" have freedom of speech? Tsk.


Sponge. Bleh!

Ooooooo...the ELITE speak against the "drudges!"


You do your things, I add my things and we get the job done. But
Sweetums can do it ALL . . . of course his history proves otherwise.

Tsk. "My history" disproves Kellie's ASSumptions.

But...he is of the nobility, the elite, and doesn't recognize "drudges"
who worked for a salary. :-)


Lemmee know when you get yer home installation of Microstation to spit
out the plane and torsional moments of inertia of a tower section.

...and don't forget to inform everyone that MECHANICAL elements
of antennas are MUCH MORE important than any menial
electrical "drudge" characteristics.

Why don't you two sweetums move this to private e-mail? Or are
you bound and determined to turn this public-access newsgroup
into a cozy little private chat room suitable only for PCTA extras?

Len Over 21 wrote:

Why don't you two sweetums move this to private e-mail? Or are
you bound and determined to turn this public-access newsgroup
into a cozy little private chat room suitable only for PCTA extras?

What was it when you and "William" were doing your Charlie Chan routine?


Dave K8MN

Subject: US Licensing Restructuring ??? When ???
From: Dave Heil
Date: 10/3/2004 7:53 PM Central Standard Time
Message-id:

Len Over 21 wrote:

Why don't you two sweetums move this to private e-mail? Or are
you bound and determined to turn this public-access newsgroup
into a cozy little private chat room suitable only for PCTA extras?

What was it when you and "William" were doing your Charlie Chan routine?

You didn't REALLY expect the Prince of Pottymouth to live by his own
standards, now did ya, Dave...?!?! =)

Brain and Lennie keep trying to insinuate that others invoke some kind of
double standard, but all you have to do is wait a couple of hours, and one or
the other will post yet another bit of trollish tripe that clearly implicates
themselves in the very same conduct.

Putzii Supreme.

73

Steve, K4YZ

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
Len Over 21 wrote:

Why don't you two sweetums move this to private e-mail? Or are
you bound and determined to turn this public-access newsgroup
into a cozy little private chat room suitable only for PCTA extras?

What was it when you and "William" were doing your Charlie Chan routine?


Dave K8MN

I'm tired of trying to set the record straight, but here I go again.

I was playing Hop Sing, the cook on Bonanza. I think Len was playing
Fuji, the POW on Seven Hostile Actions, err, I mean McHale's Navy.
But you'll have to confirm that with Len.

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


Right on the money. As if Sweetums ever sank dime one of his own wad
one into any "station he operated".

WRONG. INCORRECT. ERROR!

PLMRS VHF two-way, base and mobiles, as part of a partnership...
which required a helluva lot more than a "dime." :-)

Oh gawd, OK, I surrender, so you sank some coin into the world of blue
dot & green dot radios. Didja get their WTAS (Worked Taxicabs in all
States) award? What's the URL for this "partnership"?

Fact is that he wouldn't have done
any of it if us taxpayers hadn't paid him to do it . . . Hell, we even
paid him to trudge thru the University of Monmouth Vo-Tech Division.

What do you mean "we paid," Kellie?

Were you a "taxpayer" in 1952? How much did you actually pay ME?
:-)

Well, isn't that so terrible...a citizen volunteers for military duty and
serves honorably, then some arrogant elitist comes along and
calls all such for "drudges." His noble, elite, royal self was TOO
GOOD for any such menial task such as defending this country.

God forbid any HARM that might come to blessed royalty such as
his noble self from actually SERVING his country!

It was at the Fort Monmouth, NJ, Signal School, not a "university."
As a member of the United States Army.

Feel free to continue looking down your noble, royal nose at
veterans who volunteered. No problem. You won't change, not
even if you get all the peasants to eat cake instead of hard-to-get
bread. Madame la Guillotine will have the cure.

Meanwhile, go ahead, continue to damn the peasantry. Isn't it
awful that the "peasantry" have freedom of speech? Tsk.


Sponge. Bleh!

Ooooooo...the ELITE speak against the "drudges!"

Nah, none of it has anything to do with anybody's military service or
lack thereof Sweetums. I simply needed to find out how hard I had to
yank yer chain in this topic area before you came unglued again. I
expected to have to put up with another round or two but nope, here it
is. You usta be a helluva lot quicker Sweetums. Getting OLD is a pain
the ass isn't it?

You do your things, I add my things and we get the job done. But
Sweetums can do it ALL . . . of course his history proves otherwise.

Tsk. "My history" disproves Kellie's ASSumptions.

Wanna take it back to the conditions under which you departed NAS
Johnsville?

Din think so.

But...he is of the nobility, the elite, and doesn't recognize "drudges"
who worked for a salary. :-)


Lemmee know when you get yer home installation of Microstation to spit
out the plane and torsional moments of inertia of a tower section.

...and don't forget to inform everyone that MECHANICAL elements
of antennas are MUCH MORE important than any menial
electrical "drudge" characteristics.

| snore |

Why don't you two sweetums move this to private e-mail? Or are
you bound and determined to turn this public-access newsgroup
into a cozy little private chat room suitable only for PCTA extras?

What's a' matter Sweetie, you can't stand it when the adults around
here talk over yer head? One of your peers, my seven-year-old #2
grandson has the same problem.

Subject: US Licensing Restructuring ??? When ???
From: (Brian Kelly)
Date: 10/4/2004 2:29 AM Central Standard Time
Message-id:

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

(Mechanical Man) writes:


Right on the money. As if Sweetums ever sank dime one of his own wad
one into any "station he operated".

WRONG. INCORRECT. ERROR!

PLMRS VHF two-way, base and mobiles, as part of a partnership...
which required a helluva lot more than a "dime." :-)

Oh gawd, OK, I surrender, so you sank some coin into the world of blue
dot & green dot radios. Didja get their WTAS (Worked Taxicabs in all
States) award? What's the URL for this "partnership"?

Yeah...ya gotta admire a guy who can "build" a radio system just by
throwning more money at it...Really impresses the bee-jeebers out of me!

Fact is that he wouldn't have done
any of it if us taxpayers hadn't paid him to do it . . . Hell, we even
paid him to trudge thru the University of Monmouth Vo-Tech Division.

What do you mean "we paid," Kellie?

Were you a "taxpayer" in 1952? How much did you actually pay ME?
:-)

Well, isn't that so terrible...a citizen volunteers for military duty
and
serves honorably, then some arrogant elitist comes along and
calls all such for "drudges." His noble, elite, royal self was TOO
GOOD for any such menial task such as defending this country.

God forbid any HARM that might come to blessed royalty such as
his noble self from actually SERVING his country!

It was at the Fort Monmouth, NJ, Signal School, not a "university."
As a member of the United States Army.

Feel free to continue looking down your noble, royal nose at
veterans who volunteered. No problem. You won't change, not
even if you get all the peasants to eat cake instead of hard-to-get
bread. Madame la Guillotine will have the cure.

Getting yourself a bit wrapped up in that "patriotic bunting" that you
seem to express disdain in others, aren't you, Lennie?

As long as YOU are the one being wrapped, I guess it's OK, huh...???

Meanwhile, go ahead, continue to damn the peasantry. Isn't it
awful that the "peasantry" have freedom of speech? Tsk.


Sponge. Bleh!

Ooooooo...the ELITE speak against the "drudges!"

Nah, none of it has anything to do with anybody's military service or
lack thereof Sweetums. I simply needed to find out how hard I had to
yank yer chain in this topic area before you came unglued again. I
expected to have to put up with another round or two but nope, here it
is. You usta be a helluva lot quicker Sweetums. Getting OLD is a pain
the ass isn't it?

It doesn't have to be, Brian...A great many of my patients are folks well
into thier 80's, and they are active, happy and fulfilled people.

Of course that's there Lennie loses touch...He won't DO anything to get
himself out of his rut, and then blames everyone else EXCEPT himself for his
lack of fulfillment.

You do your things, I add my things and we get the job done. But
Sweetums can do it ALL . . . of course his history proves otherwise.

Tsk. "My history" disproves Kellie's ASSumptions.

Wanna take it back to the conditions under which you departed NAS
Johnsville?

Din think so.

I have noticed that Lennie hasn't been so bold as to repost his whole CV
here again since I was able to approach folks who were actaully AT one of them
and do a bit of investigating of my own.

Of course I think Lennie LIKES getting his tail under the rockers...He so
often posts stuff that is so easily disproven with readily available facts that
one wonders what he could have been thinking other than to induce a
self-humiliating scenario.

But...he is of the nobility, the elite, and doesn't recognize "drudges"
who worked for a salary. :-)


Lemmee know when you get yer home installation of Microstation to spit
out the plane and torsional moments of inertia of a tower section.

...and don't forget to inform everyone that MECHANICAL elements
of antennas are MUCH MORE important than any menial
electrical "drudge" characteristics.

| snore |

Why don't you two sweetums move this to private e-mail? Or are
you bound and determined to turn this public-access newsgroup
into a cozy little private chat room suitable only for PCTA extras?

What's a' matter Sweetie, you can't stand it when the adults around
here talk over yer head? One of your peers, my seven-year-old #2
grandson has the same problem.

Lennie loves sending stuff via private e mail. Of course he doesn't send
what he promises...but he does love doing it!

73

Steve, K4YZ