N2EY wrote:

Yes, Len - what would you prefer to be called? I call you "Len" and you answer
with insults, so should I call you "Leonard" or "Mr. Anderson"?



I take it you saw his answer to me. It appears there is a great deal of
sensitivity on the subject.

Best guess at the moment is to call him , I guess.


- mike KB3EIA -

Subject: Designed And Built By PROFESSIONALS....
From: Mike Coslo
Date: 10/26/2004 12:32 PM Central Standard Time
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Best guess at the moment is to call him , I guess.

"Putz" takes up less bandwidth and is to-the-point!

73

Steve, K4YZ

(Steve Robeson K4CAP) wrote in message ...
Subject: Designed And Built By PROFESSIONALS....
From: Mike Coslo
Date: 10/26/2004 12:32 PM Central Standard Time
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Best guess at the moment is to call him , I guess.

"Putz" takes up less bandwidth and is to-the-point!

73

Steve, K4YZ

Hmmmm? Calling a fellow poster a Yiddish word for Penis? Always
focussed on the male genitalia? Sure, that's your MO.

"Red-Assed Monkey" suits you to a tee, but takes up too much
bandwidth. I'll stick with "Steve" when referring to you. Whenever
you see me post "Steve," you'll get it. Goes with your former gunjeen
callsign and tight flight suit.

Best of Luck.

In article , Mike Coslo writes:

N2EY wrote:

Yes, Len - what would you prefer to be called? I call you "Len" and you
answer
with insults, so should I call you "Leonard" or "Mr. Anderson"?

I take it you saw his answer to me. It appears there is a great deal of
sensitivity on the subject.

But not a clear answer to a simple question.

Ask Len the time, he'll tell you how to get to Boulder and give a long boring
lecture on the development of time standards.

Best guess at the moment is to call him , I guess.

You mean "ieee.org". Like arrl.org...

still has that problem of not being able to call other
people by their names, though. What's up with that?

73 de Jim, N2EY

In article , PAMNO
(N2EY) writes:

Ask Len the time, he'll tell you how to get to Boulder and give a long boring
lecture on the development of time standards.

Nope. Mapquest or the AAA free maps will do that.

But, I DO know the Way to San Jose.

Should I hum a few bars so you can join in? :-)

N2EY wrote:

In article , Mike Coslo writes:


N2EY wrote:


Yes, Len - what would you prefer to be called? I call you "Len" and you

answer

with insults, so should I call you "Leonard" or "Mr. Anderson"?


I take it you saw his answer to me. It appears there is a great deal of
sensitivity on the subject.


But not a clear answer to a simple question.

Ask Len the time, he'll tell you how to get to Boulder and give a long boring
lecture on the development of time standards.

Nist, Nist, Nist!

Best guess at the moment is to call him , I guess.


You mean "ieee.org". Like arrl.org...

Why would I call him ieee.org! Hehe, just kidding. Although thatwould
sound odd to say!

I guess I'll call him Len.



still has that problem of not being able to call other
people by their names, though. What's up with that?

Some people have a public name and a sacred name. Maye it's a sign of
respect?

- Mike KB3EIA -