From: "bb" on Tues, Mar 15 2005 5:36 pm

wrote:

Self-appointed heros tend to die young.

w3rv

Wonder how old Steve is? He was wanting Kevorkian for his physician
in
another thread.

Must be that Stevie is suing Kevorkian for malpractice.

Kevorkian's procedure didn't work! :-)

"Mike Coslo" wrote in message
...
Dee Flint wrote:

"Mike Coslo" wrote in message
...

[snip]


Gonna be in the QSO party?

- Mike KB3EIA -




Hope so.

I'll listen for ya. 40 or 20 is probably the best path fron my QTH.

- mike KB3EIA -


Checking my log, I find that 40, 80, and even 160 are the bands that get me
into PA. I have worked that state on other bands also but those contacts
are few and far between.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE

Mike Coslo wrote:
bb wrote:

Michael Coslo wrote:

Oh well, Steve. I knew I was going to take my lumps from Len and

Brian

K. So be it. Reports of the Near-Space Ballooning project's demise

are

greatly exxagerated.......


- Mike KB3EIA -


No lumps. There's still lots of things I'd like to do. Some will
have
to wait for retirement.

That's the spirit, Brian!

- Mike KB3EIA -

Yep. I sure as hell wouldn't waste the last few years of my life
saying that I was going to send morse code so badly that a no-code Tech
couldn't copy it with a morse reader. I've got more positive things to
do.

K4YZ wrote:
Mike Coslo wrote:
bb wrote:

Michael Coslo wrote:

Oh well, Steve. I knew I was going to take my lumps from Len and

Brian

K. So be it. Reports of the Near-Space Ballooning project's
demise

are

greatly exxagerated......

No lumps. There's still lots of things I'd like to do. Some
will
have
to wait for retirement.

That's the spirit, Brian!

Notice, Mike, that your comments about "taking lumps" were
SPECIFICALLY directed at the OTHER Brian, yet Brian Burke jumped in
to
say "no lumps"...?!?!

Maybe if he weren't always so prompt to be the antagonizer he
would have realized that you WEREN'T talking about HIM, Mike...?!?!!

73

Steve, K4YZ

Steve, you sure are one twisted up little man. How in the world can
not giving someone lumps be classified as being "the antagonizer?"

Nurse, heal thyself.

wrote:
From: "bb" on Tues, Mar 15 2005 5:32 pm

Michael Coslo wrote:

Oh well, Steve. I knew I was going to take my lumps from Len
and
Brian
K. So be it. Reports of the Near-Space Ballooning project's demise
are
greatly exxagerated.......


- Mike KB3EIA -

No lumps. There's still lots of things I'd like to do. Some will
have
to wait for retirement.

Coslonaut is still wanting a round of hearty high-fives
for something he HAS NOT DONE YET! :-)



Maybe there will still be some in "the box" when he gets around to it.

wrote:
From: "bb" on Tues, Mar 15 2005 5:36 pm

wrote:

Self-appointed heros tend to die young.

w3rv

Wonder how old Steve is? He was wanting Kevorkian for his physician
in
another thread.

Must be that Stevie is suing Kevorkian for malpractice.

Kevorkian's procedure didn't work! :-)



Maybe one of the seven hostile actions.

My son is studying the concept of idioms in school. I told him that
"Seven hostile actions" was an idiom on rrap, at that "K4YZ" was an
idiot on rrap.

bb wrote:

My son is studying the concept of idioms in school. I told him that
"Seven hostile actions" was an idiom on rrap, at that "K4YZ" was an
idiot on rrap.

Perhaps I should get "equal time" so I can inform him that his
father is known worlwide as a pathological liar.

Google archives have the documents to support it.

Shame for you, Brain, that when your son get's around to looking
stuff up on the Internet in a few years, he'll find these exchanges and
be able to "follow the bread crumbs" back to the truth...about
you...his father.

Wonder what he'll think then...?!?! Better get the silver polish
out now so you can pray it get's THAT tarnish off!

Steve, K4YZ

From: "bb" on Wed, Mar 16 2005 4:30 pm

wrote:
From: "bb" on Tues, Mar 15 2005 5:32 pm

Michael Coslo wrote:

Oh well, Steve. I knew I was going to take my lumps from Len
and Brian
K. So be it. Reports of the Near-Space Ballooning project's
demise
are greatly exxagerated.......

- Mike KB3EIA -

No lumps. There's still lots of things I'd like to do. Some will
have to wait for retirement.

Coslonaut is still wanting a round of hearty high-fives
for something he HAS NOT DONE YET! :-)



Maybe there will still be some in "the box" when he gets around to it.

You mean the "box of cereal," the one with the
astronaut wings in it? :-)

Tsk. The "near space" thing has already been done
by "real" hams. Mikey can't claim any "pioneering"
things about that now or in the future. He still
seems to want all those congratulations for somthing
not done yet. Curious.

I'm surprised big badass dave hasn't jumped in here
yet harrumphing about getting a license or shut uppa
yo face. :-) [just call him davie] :-)

[oops, spoke too soon...:-) ]

Tsk. It's not been my intention to get any amateur
license. I got a commercial license (with the FCC
on the first exam) some 49 years ago...and used that.
My advocacy is just to eliminate the morse code test.
So many sorry asses in here just don't see that.
Because they can't see that, they invent all sorts of
motives. Tsk, tsk, tsk.

If anyone wants to see what got me interested in
REAL radio, there's two documents on this site:

http://kauko.hallikainen.org/history/equipment/

Look under "Stations" for the PDF links. Both will
take about an hour to download at dial-up data
rates of 50 KBPS.

wrote:
From: "bb" on Wed, Mar 16 2005 4:30 pm

Maybe there will still be some in "the box" when he gets around to
it.

You mean the "box of cereal," the one with the
astronaut wings in it?

Don't worry Lennie.

Most of us gave up hope you'd ever do what you say. You've pretty
well established your lack of character. We just enjoy rubbing your
nose in it. You give us so many opportunities, afterall.

Tsk. The "near space" thing has already been done
by "real" hams. Mikey can't claim any "pioneering"
things about that now or in the future. He still
seems to want all those congratulations for somthing
not done yet. Curious.

Guess all that hullabaloo over the recent "SpaceShip One" stuff
was silly too? "Man" has already done the suborbital thing before, yet
it seems there is still a need, even commercial opportunites, for
suborbital space travel.

Can you show us where further experimenting with hig altitude
baloons would NOT be comercially viable?

Tsk. It's not been my intention to get any amateur
license. I got a commercial license (with the FCC
on the first exam) some 49 years ago...and used that.

Acknowledgement of the lie. Finally.

My advocacy is just to eliminate the morse code test.

Then why are you in here going on about high altitude balloons?
They have nothing to do with Morse Code examinations.

So many sorry ##### in here just don't see that.
Because they can't see that, they invent all sorts of
motives. Tsk, tsk, tsk.

We can see a lot, Lennie. We can see your acknowledged lie above,
and the further lie of your intent in this discussion group.

If anyone wants to see what got me interested in
REAL radio, there's two documents on this site:

http://kauko.hallikainen.org/history/equipment/

Look under "Stations" for the PDF links. Both will
take about an hour to download at dial-up data
rates of 50 KBPS.

After you've spammed the group for years with the same stories
year after year..?!?!

Sorry to hear you're on dial-up too, Lennie...Sheesh...Here I am
in Podunk, Tennessee in the fast lane, and you're still rowing upstream
in SoCal!

Go figure!

Steve, K4YZ