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