On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 12:55:51 -0400, Michael Coslo wrote:

If you don't have room for good food then
you don't have room for junk.

Dessert is junk???? Not when K0CKB puts it on the dining table! Maybe
you need some of her recipes, if your desserts are "junk"!

Refined sugar is indeed junk. No matter how good it tastes.

One of my wife's avocations is specialty dessert and cake catering
(she's taught that for years and at times has even made money doing
it commercially).

Her specialty is diabetic-safe products (I'm a diabetic) - low fat
and no refined (or unrefined) sugar. She duplicates about 95% of
what one can find on a fancy "sweet table" (marshmellow requires the
crystalline structure of "real" sugar) and I most certainly do not
suffer from a lack of "goodies" all year round.

Dessert is one of the basic food groups..... ggg

--
73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane

Dessert is one of the basic food groups..... ggg

--
73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane


If Mike and Dee say it's junk, then don't you be goin' messin' up their
conservative minds with any such heresy. Besides, if you haven't time to learn
Morse, then you ain't got no time to be eating no sweetened food. Clean up
those green beans too, before you go study your code.

73, de Hans, K0HB
(My kids think I'm a real "mother"!)

K=D8HB wrote:
Besides if you haven't time to study code 15 minutes
per day, you don't have time to study the theory either.

Was there anything incorrect or inaccurate in Dee's statement?

Dave K8MN

No, and of course neither did I say there was.

It's a perfectly accurate statement, just like the following similar
statements:

Besides if you haven't time to study code 15 minutes
per day, you don't have time to take a shower either.

Besides if you haven't time to study code 15 minutes
per day, you don't have time to bathe the dog either.

Besides if you haven't time to study code 15 minutes
per day, you don't have time to mow the lawn either.

Besides if you haven't time to study code 15 minutes
per day, you don't have time to snuggle with your
spouse either.

Besides if you haven't time to study code 15 minutes
per day, you don't have time to eat dessert either.

Besides if you haven't time to study code 15 minutes
per day, you don't have time to play baseball with
the neighborhood kids either.

Just think of all the things you'd have time to do, if you'd just
have
learned Morse code and gotten it out of the way! It's a wonder
everyone doesn't know Morse code, so they'd have time to to the
things
they really WANTED to do!

I suppose, Hans, it's ludicrous to point out that we were talking
about one set of requirements for an Amateur Radio license as opposed
to another set of requirements for the same license...???

Steve, K4YZ

"K4YZ" wrote in message
ups.com...

I suppose, Hans, it's ludicrous to point out that
we were talking about one set of requirements for
an Amateur Radio license as opposed to another
set of requirements for the same license...???

If you say it's ludicrous, then I certainly won't argue with you, so ......

"I agree, Steve. It's ludicrous to point that out. Thanks for bringing it up."

73, de Hans, K0HB

K=D8HB wrote:
"K4YZ" wrote in message
ups.com...

I suppose, Hans, it's ludicrous to point out that
we were talking about one set of requirements for
an Amateur Radio license as opposed to another
set of requirements for the same license...???

If you say it's ludicrous, then I certainly won't argue with you, so
..=2E....

Gee...they're right! You do get wiser with age!

"I agree, Steve. It's ludicrous to point that out. Thanks for
bringing it up."

No problem. I realize that, at your age, maintaining focus may be
problematic from time to time. Always glad to help the aged and the
challenged to live a more fuller and productive lifestyle, Hans.

73 es my best to K0CKB.

Steve, K4YZ

my best to K0CKB.

Steve, K4YZ

I'm sure your "best" would not be up to her standards.

With warmest personal regards,

Hans, K0HB

a cushy job when he saw it and such "motiviation" wouldn't be needed.


Maybe for those who knew what was up then. But a helluva lot of
conscipts are historically cluless no matter what era and want out at
any cost and WW2 days were desperate times.


I had thought that WW2 was a popular war, in that most everyone
saw the need to do that war. Not like Vietnam, which seemed
to be a pointless quagmire, to be avoided at all costs.

"robert casey" wrote in message
link.net...

I had thought that WW2 was a popular war, in that most everyone
saw the need to do that war.

Every war is "popular" to a certain extent among those who aren't required to
attend.

It becomes markedly less popular among those whose attendance is involuntary.

73, de Hans, K0HB

K=D8HB wrote:
my best to K0CKB.

Steve, K4YZ

I'm sure your "best" would not be up to her standards.

Then you'd be wrong, Sir!

With warmest personal regards,

Hans, K0HB

Uh oh...no "73"...And it was looking so promising for a few moments
there...

73

Steve, K4YZ

Uh oh...no "73"...And it was looking so promising
for a few moments there...

Steve, K4YZ

Nope, no "73". That went away when you saw fit to personalize the conversation
with disparaging ad hominem remarks unrelated to the topic, and to bring
uninvolved family members into the conversation.

Hans, K0HB