Dave, you'll kindly explain the refutation. And here's your chance to
go on a dxpedition where your skills would be highly valued. But
there's an element of personal danger involved, so nevermind.
Sayonara, bb

bb wrote:

Dave, you'll kindly explain the refutation. And here's your chance to
go on a dxpedition where your skills would be highly valued. But
there's an element of personal danger involved, so nevermind.
Sayonara, bb

Don't be coy, "bb". Tell us about how all the cell phones don't stop
functioning. Tell us about amateur radio's role in an emergency. I
want to hear once again about how all of the infrastructure is never
destroyed.
The story I posted is in direct conflict with the song sung by you and
your newsgroup mentor.

Dave K8MN

Dave,

Do not bother replying to this clown. He is trolling. I kinda feel
sorry for him anyway, he probably has no hobbies, no culture and likely
no life to speak of.

Lloyd

Interesting. Dave trolls, and bb is accused of trolling. Gotta love
the way things work on RRAP.

In article . com, "bb"
writes:

Interesting. Dave trolls, and bb is accused of trolling. Gotta love
the way things work on RRAP.

Brian, this newsgroup be DIFFERENT than any other newsgroup.

Everything gets redefined into what the PCTA extras want. It's
"their" hang-out, "their" little chat room where everything and
anything NOT involving morse code can be talked about, solved,
and all those against the morse code test can be defamed and
denigrated at their pleasure.

The PCTA extras are "superior." They get angry into hissy-fits
when some of us don't kiss their divine I/O ports.



Posted on 16 Jan 05.

Len Over 21 wrote:
In article . com,
"bb"
writes:

Interesting. Dave trolls, and bb is accused of trolling. Gotta
love
the way things work on RRAP.

Brian, this newsgroup be DIFFERENT than any other newsgroup.

No kidding.

Everything gets redefined into what the PCTA extras want. It's
"their" hang-out, "their"

No, no. "Thier."

little chat room where everything and
anything NOT involving morse code can be talked about, solved,
and all those against the morse code test can be defamed and
denigrated at their pleasure.

Yep, they all want to be geographers, weathermen, and spacemen.

The PCTA extras are "superior." They get angry into hissy-fits
when some of us don't kiss their divine I/O ports.

It's so sad.

In article . com, "bb"
writes:

Len Over 21 wrote:
In article . com,
"bb"
writes:

Interesting. Dave trolls, and bb is accused of trolling. Gotta
love
the way things work on RRAP.

Brian, this newsgroup be DIFFERENT than any other newsgroup.

No kidding.

Yes...[he said, stating the obvious]...this newsgroup is still stuck
in the 1920s-1930s time warp of the "skilled radio operator" era
when the "skilled" were skilled in morsemanship.

Everything gets redefined into what the PCTA extras want. It's
"their" hang-out, "their"

No, no. "Thier."

Ooops, my bad. :-) [I should have included their spelling skill
in writing "amatuer" too...]

little chat room where everything and
anything NOT involving morse code can be talked about, solved,
and all those against the morse code test can be defamed and
denigrated at their pleasure.

Yep, they all want to be geographers, weathermen, and spacemen.

They are SO skilled in everything they talk about OUTSIDE of
radio subjects... :-)

The PCTA extras are "superior." They get angry into hissy-fits
when some of us don't kiss their divine I/O ports.

It's so sad.

True enough. Grown men (apparently, at least physically) gettting
all wound up and hissy-fitting about how they are such vital
assets to the nation because they are morsemen. Sometimes
I think of their actions as "asset-retentive." :-)

Tsk. FCC better keep that code test in the regulations or they will
"destroy" amateur radio!



Posted on 16 Jan 05

bb wrote:

Len Over 21 wrote:

In article . com,

"bb"

writes:


Interesting. Dave trolls, and bb is accused of trolling. Gotta

love

the way things work on RRAP.

Brian, this newsgroup be DIFFERENT than any other newsgroup.


No kidding.


Everything gets redefined into what the PCTA extras want. It's
"their" hang-out, "their"


No, no. "Thier."


little chat room where everything and
anything NOT involving morse code can be talked about, solved,
and all those against the morse code test can be defamed and
denigrated at their pleasure.


Yep, they all want to be geographers, weathermen, and spacemen.

I do NOT want to be a weatherman. The other two would be nice though.

The PCTA extras are "superior." They get angry into hissy-fits
when some of us don't kiss their divine I/O ports.

Only time I ever got angry in here was when Brian (W3RV) caught me in a
weak moment.

It's so sad.

Life is that way some times!

- Mike KB3EIA -

Len Over 21 wrote:

In article . com, "bb"
writes:

Brian, this newsgroup be DIFFERENT than any other newsgroup.

You may be gaining some insight, Leonard. If this newsgroup wasn't
different from any other newsgroup, there'd be no need to have more than
one newsgroup.

Everything gets redefined into what the PCTA extras want. It's
"their" hang-out, "their" little chat room where everything and
anything NOT involving morse code can be talked about, solved,
and all those against the morse code test can be defamed and
denigrated at their pleasure.

You're leaving something out: It is a place where you can hang out,
rant endlessly on something in which you play no part and snipe at
amateur radio and radio amateurs.

The PCTA extras are "superior."

It probably just seems that way to a guy with an inferiority complex.

They get angry into hissy-fits
when some of us don't kiss their divine I/O ports.

I don't even know where my divine I/O port is.



Posted on 16 Jan 05.

It's a shame about all the problems there in the Anderson home comm
center.

Dave K8MN

Dave Heil wrote:

Len Over 21 wrote:

In article . com, "bb"
writes:



Brian, this newsgroup be DIFFERENT than any other newsgroup.


You may be gaining some insight, Leonard. If this newsgroup wasn't
different from any other newsgroup, there'd be no need to have more than
one newsgroup.


Everything gets redefined into what the PCTA extras want. It's
"their" hang-out, "their" little chat room where everything and
anything NOT involving morse code can be talked about, solved,
and all those against the morse code test can be defamed and
denigrated at their pleasure.


You're leaving something out: It is a place where you can hang out,
rant endlessly on something in which you play no part and snipe at
amateur radio and radio amateurs.


The PCTA extras are "superior."


It probably just seems that way to a guy with an inferiority complex.


They get angry into hissy-fits
when some of us don't kiss their divine I/O ports.


I don't even know where my divine I/O port is.

If it is what I think it is, I got news for everyone. Mine is output
only! ;^)

- Mike KB3EIA