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Kim wrote:
"bb" wrote in message oups.com... Kim wrote: Y'know, Dave, you're one sorry-assed *******. I post something to be just making an observation and you, oh...well, never mind. I've never seen you post anything unless it involves being a smartass. Take a look at the other posts...such as the one from Robert Casey. But then, it'd probably bore you, since he's being informative and conducting a nice excahnge in communication. Kim W5TIT Kim, he's not like that on the air. Maybe Dave should go back to giving out signal reports. Well, he'd need to learn the difference between an interstate and an intrastate first... It seems that you entered the conversation with the confusion when you responded after Jeffery Herman wrote: It's paid for with federal funds, thus it's part of the federal interstate highway system. It's no different from Interstate 405 in California: It begins in LA and ends in San Diego -- it never leaves the state yet it's yet it's still an "interstate." By the way, the Yahoo url with all of the swell information about intrastate telephone calls was most helpful. Dave K8MN |
Dave Heil wrote: You don't have to play like I'm someone special. Dave K8MN You're not. But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. |
bb wrote:
Dave Heil wrote: You don't have to play like I'm someone special. Dave K8MN You're not. Yes, I am Dave K8MN But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. Do you mean that you find me too smug for your tastes or have you taken a poll? If you speak only for yourself and you believe me to be too smug for your tastes, I can live with that. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. People? Name them. Dave K8MN |
Subject: No anticipated changes in Morse Requeirement for a while
From: "bb" Date: 1/15/2005 3:50 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: .com Dave Heil wrote: You don't have to play like I'm someone special. Dave K8MN You're not. But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. He is. 73 Steve, K4YZ |
Steve Robeson K4YZ wrote: Subject: No anticipated changes in Morse Requeirement for a while From: "bb" Date: 1/15/2005 3:50 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: .com Dave Heil wrote: You don't have to play like I'm someone special. Dave K8MN You're not. But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. He is. Thinks he is. |
Dave Heil wrote: bb wrote: Dave Heil wrote: You don't have to play like I'm someone special. Dave K8MN You're not. Yes, I am Dave K8MN Your smugness is noted. But you're not special. But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. Do you mean that you find me too smug for your tastes or have you taken a poll? If you speak only for yourself and you believe me to be too smug for your tastes, I can live with that. Best of Luck. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. People? Name them. People on RRAP that think you're full of yourself. |
bb wrote: Steve Robeson K4YZ wrote: But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. He is. Thinks he is. No, he doesn't. But a lot of people worldwide who have benefitted from his knowledge and skills do. ie: me. 73 Steve, K4YZ |
bb wrote:
Dave Heil wrote: bb wrote: Dave Heil wrote: You don't have to play like I'm someone special. Dave K8MN You're not. Yes, I am Dave K8MN Your smugness is noted. But you're not special. There are those who would disagree with you, "bb". My mother, my wife, my son, my daughter, my friends, those for whom I've done small favors, the IRS, the DXers for whom I have provided a new country, new band country or new mode country and a number of others who think I'm special. If I'm not special to you, that's okay. But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. Do you mean that you find me too smug for your tastes or have you taken a poll? If you speak only for yourself and you believe me to be too smug for your tastes, I can live with that. Best of Luck. You didn't have an answer? People get the impression that you think you're someone special. People? Name them. People on RRAP that think you're full of yourself. Name them. I can help you start your list: There's you. There's Len. There's Kim. There's the local guy who forgets to take his lithium and who has issues. You take it from there. Dave K8MN |
In article , Len Over 21 wrote: In article , (Jeffrey Herman) writes: Posted 16 Jan 05 Answering my same article twice? You replied to it on the 11th with a different reply. How odd. You're like one of those homeless folks mumbling to yourself. I'm still amused about you claiming to have replied to my January 13th post on the 11th, though. Pretending to be a clairvoyant? So what about my offer made on the 13th? I'll set up a free online calculus course just for you and we'll post your homework and exam scores on this NG so everyone can be impressed with your work. So far, though, you're getting an F. You never answered my question from last week: How many ex-wives do you have? Jeff KH6O -- Chief Petty Officer, U.S. Coast Guard Mathematics Lecturer, University of Hawaii System |
K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: Steve Robeson K4YZ wrote: But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. He is. Thinks he is. No, he doesn't. But a lot of people worldwide who have benefitted from his knowledge and skills do. ie: me. 73 Steve, K4YZ Steve, you're free to worship in your own way. |
Jeffrey Herman wrote:
In article , Len Over 21 wrote: In article , (Jeffrey Herman) writes: Posted 16 Jan 05 Answering my same article twice? You replied to it on the 11th with a different reply. How odd. You're like one of those homeless folks mumbling to yourself. Careful Jeff! Len has two homes, no mortgages and a comfortable income. You don't have to be homeless to mumble to yourself. The Anderson home comm center has glitches from time to time. It is, of course, all the fault of AOL. Dave K8MN |
Dave Heil wrote: Jeffrey Herman wrote: In article , Len Over 21 wrote: In article , (Jeffrey Herman) writes: Posted 16 Jan 05 Answering my same article twice? You replied to it on the 11th with a different reply. How odd. You're like one of those homeless folks mumbling to yourself. Careful Jeff! Len has two homes, no mortgages and a comfortable income. You don't have to be homeless to mumble to yourself. It's amazing how well a guy can do riding on other's coattails. The Anderson home comm center has glitches from time to time. It is, of course, all the fault of AOL. And, of course, those overly proud, patriotically pontificating "Mighty Morsemen" who have held him back from really being able to be all he could be in "radio". 73 Steve, K4YZ |
In article .com, "bb"
writes: People get the impression that you think you're someone special. People? Name them. People on RRAP that think you're full of yourself. Careful, Brian. Poop Dave the 1st gets spells of voiding hisself in here periodically. Today (18th) he really voided. Whatever he was full of seems to have spilled all over in here... Remember also that we ordinary mundanes must NOT, under any circumstances, say anything bad about PCTA extras or even dare to oppose their viewpoints. They RULE in here. This newsgroup works on democratic principles. We can say anything we like...as long as we say it according to what the PCTA extras approve. After all, "they serve their country in OTHER ways." Posted on 18 Jan 05 |
In article , Dave Heil
writes: Jeffrey Herman wrote: In article , Len Over 21 wrote: In article , (Jeffrey Herman) writes: Posted 16 Jan 05 Answering my same article twice? You replied to it on the 11th with a different reply. How odd. You're like one of those homeless folks mumbling to yourself. Careful Jeff! Len has two homes, no mortgages and a comfortable income. You betcha. :-) According to Poop Dave the 1st, I have "no motivation." Tsk. Well, my wife and I have only one automobile. That is sufficient motivation for most. Not to Poop Dave the 1st...nor to J.P. (who serves his country in 'other' ways). I won't pay tithe to the Church of St. Hiram nor kiss the ring of Poop Dave. [no motivation to Obey His Magnificence you see] You don't have to be homeless to mumble to yourself. Poop Dave the 1st is really voiding hisself in here today (18th). :-) The Anderson home comm center has glitches from time to time. Only when the PCTA extras try to get in it and stamp out any talk of eliminating the morse code test. Poor things are still stuck worshiping the graven images of radiotelegraphy. It is, of course, all the fault of AOL. It is? I don't think so. I think it is really due to the dictatorial demands of the PCTA extras who rule out any hope of mentioning anything They don't like. Foolish me, believing in democratic principles. "CW" rules and always will. All must "motivate" themselves to be good lil morsemen in order to "prove themselves to the ham community." Poop Dave the 1st has so ordered...and voided...again. Posted on 18 Jan 05 |
Len Over 21 wrote: After all, "they serve their country in OTHER ways." Still waiting to see in what "other ways" Lennie serves HIS country. SINCE the assassination of President Kennedy would be nice, since we can't seem to get Lennie out of 1953. Reminds me...A contemporary music group called "Bowling for Soup" has a side-splitter of a song called "1985". It's about a woman named Debbie who's "...preoccupied with 1985". Some alternative lyrics with Debbie's name exchanged with Lennie's and "1955" for 1985"...I'm gonna have to work on that and get back to the group...It outta be good! Steve, K4YZ |
K4YZ wrote: Len Over 21 wrote: After all, "they serve their country in OTHER ways." Still waiting to see in what "other ways" Lennie serves HIS country. What other ways are necessary? I think military service is quite enough. |
In article .com, "bb"
writes: K4YZ wrote: Len Over 21 wrote: After all, "they serve their country in OTHER ways." Still waiting to see in what "other ways" Lennie serves HIS country. What other ways are necessary? I think military service is quite enough. The Avenging Angle "will always be a marine." :-) The Angle of Dearth does more...he tries to get folks he no like off of public venues and robs them of free speech. He's been in those "seven hostile actions" so he fights with his four neurons, thinking up nasties. An amateur. [not speaking about radio there...] Posted on 18 Jan 05 |
Lenof21 wrote: He's been in those "seven hostile actions" so he fights with his four neurons, thinking up nasties. Then I exceed yours by three. Thanks. Putz. Steve, K4YZ |
K4YZ wrote: Lenof21 wrote: He's been in those "seven hostile actions" so he fights with his four neurons, thinking up nasties. Then I exceed yours by three. Thanks. Putz. Steve, K4YZ Steve, I never heard Len claim "four hostile actions." |
bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: Lenof21 wrote: He's been in those "seven hostile actions" so he fights with his four neurons, thinking up nasties. Then I exceed yours by three. Thanks. Putz. Steve, K4YZ Steve, I never heard Len claim "four hostile actions." However he did insist I had only four neurons firing. That still exceeds him by three. Steve, K4YZ |
In article , Dave Heil
writes: Lenof21 wrote: In article . net, robert casey writes: Thus Len should have enough smarts to handle the amateur writtens, up to extra. And spend a few weeks to learn 5wpm code, and he could get the ham license. Otherwise he's an amateur troll... :-) Everyone seems to be of the fixed mindset (imaginary department) that I am desiring to obtain an amateur radio license. Not true. Your story changes from month-to-month and year-to-year. Sometimes you have no interest in obtaining an amateur radio license. At other times you've indicated a decades-long interest in amateur radio. It can't be both ways. Sure it can, Dave. A person can "have an interest" in something, yet not want to become part of that group. For example, I have a decades-long interest in sexy women, but I have never desired to become one! There's also the case of the person whose interest in something consists of wanting to destroy it. Such a person will often deny that goal. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
N2EY wrote:
In article , Dave Heil writes: Lenof21 wrote: In article . net, robert casey writes: Thus Len should have enough smarts to handle the amateur writtens, up to extra. And spend a few weeks to learn 5wpm code, and he could get the ham license. Otherwise he's an amateur troll... :-) Everyone seems to be of the fixed mindset (imaginary department) that I am desiring to obtain an amateur radio license. Not true. Your story changes from month-to-month and year-to-year. Sometimes you have no interest in obtaining an amateur radio license. At other times you've indicated a decades-long interest in amateur radio. It can't be both ways. Sure it can, Dave. A person can "have an interest" in something, yet not want to become part of that group. For example, I have a decades-long interest in sexy women, but I have never desired to become one! Speaking of which, did you hear that Heidi Klum is getting married? I forget the fellows name, but he's a singer. There has to be worse fates for aguy! 8^) There's also the case of the person whose interest in something consists of wanting to destroy it. Such a person will often deny that goal. Well, there are very few motivation options left.... - Mike KB3EIA - |
Mike Coslo wrote:
N2EY wrote: In article , Dave Heil writes: Lenof21 wrote: In article . net, robert casey writes: Thus Len should have enough smarts to handle the amateur writtens, up to extra. And spend a few weeks to learn 5wpm code, and he could get the ham license. Otherwise he's an amateur troll... :-) Everyone seems to be of the fixed mindset (imaginary department) that I am desiring to obtain an amateur radio license. Not true. Your story changes from month-to-month and year-to-year. Sometimes you have no interest in obtaining an amateur radio license. At other times you've indicated a decades-long interest in amateur radio. It can't be both ways. Sure it can, Dave. A person can "have an interest" in something, yet not want to become part of that group. For example, I have a decades-long interest in sexy women, but I have never desired to become one! Speaking of which, did you hear that Heidi Klum is getting married? Yes. *Again*. She was married before, split with that guy and took up with an Italian business tycoon. Said tycoon dumped her when she got in the family way with his kid. I forget the fellows name, but he's a singer. Seal. Seems a decent sort. There has to be worse fates for a guy! 8^) Heck yes. But upon reading some of the publicity, it looks like one of those intense/burnout things that celebrities are so good at. Like Billy Bob Thornton/Angelina Jolie, Bennifer, Britney and her husband-of-the-week, etc. Nothing new there, Liz Taylor was doing that stuff a half century ago. The difference today is that the cycle time is even faster and a lot of them don't even make it to the altar. There's also the case of the person whose interest in something consists of wanting to destroy it. Such a person will often deny that goal. Well, there are very few motivation options left.... Logic dictates that if you have a given set of explanations and all but one are eliminated, the one that is left must be true. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
In article . com, "bb"
writes: K4YZ wrote: Lenof21 wrote: He's been in those "seven hostile actions" so he fights with his four neurons, thinking up nasties. Then I exceed yours by three. Thanks. Putz. Steve, K4YZ Steve, I never heard Len claim "four hostile actions." The Avenging Angle of Dearth has had hundreds of hostile actions. All in here. :-) That seems to be the only place he can point to and be accurate. All of those other "hostile actions" must have happened in firefights between his alternate personalities. It's a wonder he hasn't picked up the 'phone and used his "health professional qualifications" to order authorities to pick up those militant personalities. [he thinks he is "authorized" to do such] Of course, the Great Radio Operator used "CW" in all those military "hostile actions," saving his squad of recon marines time and time again...at some point in time not yet on the clocks of NIST or on calendars...and on frequencies which are all "secret" to civilians and the rest of the government. [so secret that if he tells us he has to kill himself?] Posted on 20 Jan 05 - Coronation Day |
N2EY wrote:
In article , Dave Heil writes: Lenof21 wrote: In article . net, robert casey writes: Thus Len should have enough smarts to handle the amateur writtens, up to extra. And spend a few weeks to learn 5wpm code, and he could get the ham license. Otherwise he's an amateur troll... :-) Everyone seems to be of the fixed mindset (imaginary department) that I am desiring to obtain an amateur radio license. Not true. Your story changes from month-to-month and year-to-year. Sometimes you have no interest in obtaining an amateur radio license. At other times you've indicated a decades-long interest in amateur radio. It can't be both ways. Sure it can, Dave. A person can "have an interest" in something, yet not want to become part of that group. For example, I have a decades-long interest in sexy women, but I have never desired to become one! Good one! There's also the case of the person whose interest in something consists of wanting to destroy it. Such a person will often deny that goal. Perhaps Len's interest in amateur radio is like my interest in professional football. I have no desire to play, but I like to watch. Dave K8MN |
N2EY wrote: In article , Dave Heil writes: Lenof21 wrote: In article . net, robert casey writes: Thus Len should have enough smarts to handle the amateur writtens, up to extra. And spend a few weeks to learn 5wpm code, and he could get the ham license. Otherwise he's an amateur troll... :-) Everyone seems to be of the fixed mindset (imaginary department) that I am desiring to obtain an amateur radio license. Not true. Your story changes from month-to-month and year-to-year. Sometimes you have no interest in obtaining an amateur radio license. At other times you've indicated a decades-long interest in amateur radio. It can't be both ways. Sure it can, Dave. A person can "have an interest" in something, yet not want to become part of that group. For example, I have a decades-long interest in sexy women, but I have never desired to become one! So instead you became an amateur radio license. I see. |
Dave Heil wrote:
N2EY wrote: In article , Dave Heil writes: Lenof21 wrote: In article . net, robert casey writes: Thus Len should have enough smarts to handle the amateur writtens, up to extra. And spend a few weeks to learn 5wpm code, and he could get the ham license. Otherwise he's an amateur troll... :-) Everyone seems to be of the fixed mindset (imaginary department) that I am desiring to obtain an amateur radio license. Not true. Your story changes from month-to-month and year-to-year. Sometimes you have no interest in obtaining an amateur radio license. At other times you've indicated a decades-long interest in amateur radio. It can't be both ways. Sure it can, Dave. A person can "have an interest" in something, yet not want to become part of that group. For example, I have a decades-long interest in sexy women, but I have never desired to become one! Good one! There's also the case of the person whose interest in something consists of wanting to destroy it. Such a person will often deny that goal. Perhaps Len's interest in amateur radio is like my interest in professional football. I have no desire to play, but I like to watch. But do you hate football at the same time? - Mike KB3EIA - |
Len Over 21 wrote: Posted on 20 Jan 05 - Coronation Day I think we can see where Lennie's position on the Democratic process lies...And his opinion of it... Steve, K4YZ |
Mike Coslo wrote:
Dave Heil wrote: N2EY wrote: In article , Dave Heil writes: Lenof21 wrote: In article . net, robert casey writes: Thus Len should have enough smarts to handle the amateur writtens, up to extra. And spend a few weeks to learn 5wpm code, and he could get the ham license. Otherwise he's an amateur troll... :-) Everyone seems to be of the fixed mindset (imaginary department) that I am desiring to obtain an amateur radio license. Not true. Your story changes from month-to-month and year-to-year. Sometimes you have no interest in obtaining an amateur radio license. At other times you've indicated a decades-long interest in amateur radio. It can't be both ways. Sure it can, Dave. A person can "have an interest" in something, yet not want to become part of that group. For example, I have a decades-long interest in sexy women, but I have never desired to become one! Good one! There's also the case of the person whose interest in something consists of wanting to destroy it. Such a person will often deny that goal. Perhaps Len's interest in amateur radio is like my interest in professional football. I have no desire to play, but I like to watch. But do you hate football at the same time? Only when the Steelers lose. ;-) Dave K8MN |
bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: Steve Robeson K4YZ wrote: But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. He is. Thinks he is. No, he doesn't. But a lot of people worldwide who have benefitted from his knowledge and skills do. ie: me. 73 Steve, K4YZ Steve, you're free to worship in your own way. You need to learn the difference between "worship" and "appreciate", Brian. Steve, K4YZ |
In article , Dave Heil
writes: A person can "have an interest" in something, yet not want to become part of that group. For example, I have a decades-long interest in sexy women, but I have never desired to become one! Good one! I've been lucky enough to know some great ones ;-) There's also the case of the person whose interest in something consists of wanting to destroy it. Such a person will often deny that goal. Perhaps Len's interest in amateur radio is like my interest in professional football. I have no desire to play, but I like to watch. There's more to that statement than you know, Dave. IMHO, most people who watch professional football support it and enjoy it in one way or another. For example, they buy tickets, paraphenalia, cheer on "their team", etc. Even the person who simply sits at home and watches the game on broadcast TV has some small effect, because they affect the ratings and the ratings determine revenue. Etc. All without wanting to become players. Of course, a lot of fans would love to actually play the game, but they just don;t have the talent to do so. But of course there are *some* people whose interest in football is negative. Haven't you ever known someone who watched the games but complained the whole way through, booing and yelling at the TV set, shouting out epithets and wanting to fire the coaches every couple of plays? Sometimes the worst offenders in this area are folks who once actually played the game, who will tell you of their great accomplishments on the gridiron - over and over and over, even if you don't ask them. Now they simply spectators who live in the past. -- One more game for the Eagles to win before.... 73 de Jim, N2EY |
K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: Steve Robeson K4YZ wrote: But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. He is. Thinks he is. No, he doesn't. But a lot of people worldwide who have benefitted from his knowledge and skills do. ie: me. 73 Steve, K4YZ Steve, you're free to worship in your own way. You need to learn the difference between "worship" and "appreciate", Brian. Steve, K4YZ Adore? |
Mike Coslo wrote: Dave Heil wrote: N2EY wrote: In article , Dave Heil writes: Lenof21 wrote: In article . net, robert casey writes: Thus Len should have enough smarts to handle the amateur writtens, up to extra. And spend a few weeks to learn 5wpm code, and he could get the ham license. Otherwise he's an amateur troll... :-) Everyone seems to be of the fixed mindset (imaginary department) that I am desiring to obtain an amateur radio license. Not true. Your story changes from month-to-month and year-to-year. Sometimes you have no interest in obtaining an amateur radio license. At other times you've indicated a decades-long interest in amateur radio. It can't be both ways. Sure it can, Dave. A person can "have an interest" in something, yet not want to become part of that group. For example, I have a decades-long interest in sexy women, but I have never desired to become one! Good one! There's also the case of the person whose interest in something consists of wanting to destroy it. Such a person will often deny that goal. Perhaps Len's interest in amateur radio is like my interest in professional football. I have no desire to play, but I like to watch. But do you hate football at the same time? - Mike KB3EIA - Some people hate entire teams, most are merely aggravated by individual players. |
bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: Steve Robeson K4YZ wrote: But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. He is. Thinks he is. No, he doesn't. But a lot of people worldwide who have benefitted from his knowledge and skills do. ie: me. 73 Steve, K4YZ Steve, you're free to worship in your own way. You need to learn the difference between "worship" and "appreciate", Brian. Steve, K4YZ Adore? I think that's between you and Dave, don't you...?!?! Steve, K4YZ |
K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: Steve Robeson K4YZ wrote: But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. He is. Thinks he is. No, he doesn't. But a lot of people worldwide who have benefitted from his knowledge and skills do. ie: me. 73 Steve, K4YZ Steve, you're free to worship in your own way. You need to learn the difference between "worship" and "appreciate", Brian. Steve, K4YZ Adore? I think that's between you and Dave, don't you...?!?! Steve, K4YZ Adoration is close to worship. But I don't think that's what's between Dave and me. |
bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: K4YZ wrote: bb wrote: Steve Robeson K4YZ wrote: But you are a little too smug for most people's tastes. People get the impression that you think you're someone special. He is. Thinks he is. No, he doesn't. But a lot of people worldwide who have benefitted from his knowledge and skills do. ie: me. 73 Steve, K4YZ Steve, you're free to worship in your own way. You need to learn the difference between "worship" and "appreciate", Brian. Steve, K4YZ Adore? I think that's between you and Dave, don't you...?!?! Steve, K4YZ Adoration is close to worship. But I don't think that's what's between Dave and me. That's "...Dave and I.". Not "...Dave and me." But again, that's between youse guys. Persoanlly, I respect and admire what he's done...Operated legally from numerous DX locations, then shared his experiences with all. 73 Steve, K4YZ |
On 22 Jan 2005 06:38:38 -0800, K4YZ wrote:
Adoration is close to worship. But I don't think that's what's between Dave and me. That's "...Dave and I.". Not "...Dave and me." Wrong. Drop the "Dave and" and see what's left grammatically. -- 73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane |
Phil Kane wrote: On 22 Jan 2005 06:38:38 -0800, K4YZ wrote: Adoration is close to worship. But I don't think that's what's between Dave and me. That's "...Dave and I.". Not "...Dave and me." Wrong. Drop the "Dave and" and see what's left grammatically. -- 73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane Congrats, Phil. It's usually Dave that pops in here with the grammar lessons. |
N2EY wrote: In article , Dave Heil writes: A person can "have an interest" in something, yet not want to become part of that group. For example, I have a decades-long interest in sexy women, but I have never desired to become one! Good one! I've been lucky enough to know some great ones ;-) Joan of Arc, Mother Theresa? |
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