Len Over 21 wrote:

In article , Dave Heil
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William wrote:

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William wrote:

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William wrote:

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William wrote:

It isn't a career goal of anyone. There is no way to make a living at
DXing.

Tsk. Job printers making QSL cards might disagree with you. :-)

That isn't likely. They make their living from printing. :-) :-)
That isn't making a career of DXing.

More tsk: Many ads for amateur HF transceivers and HF antennas
come right out and say buying their things is good for DX. Those
ads keep appearing so the makers are making money at it... :-)

Tsk, tsk. Those companies make their living manufacturing and selling
amateur radio equipment. That isn't making a career of DXing. :-) :-)

Get in line, I don't think Steve's done yet. And bring your lunch.

No need for a line--there's plenty of room. I don't intend to get
caught up in your jousts with Steve.

Steve who?

Ask "William".


Often people volunteer what their amateur "status"
is, such as "I'm a Novice."

I don't believe I've ever had a QSO where someone blurts out, "I'm a
Novice".

Do you ever deign to work lowly non-extras, your lordship?

Writing a book, Foghorn? Make it a mystery and leave this chapter out.

Dave K8MN

"I actually voted for John Kerry...before I voted against him".