http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/ is, however. Do a name search,
"Wiseman, Roger L. and see if three items don't come up.
Dumb****!


I didn't know the FCC could issue callsigns that start with "R"
"RR00025000" is Roger's "Restricted Operator" license call
sign. At least that's what the ULS web page says under
"Callsign" :-)

I suppose "Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit" is what
they call a commercial license nowadays.

robert casey wrote:

http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/ is, however. Do a name search,
"Wiseman, Roger L. and see if three items don't come up.
Dumb****!


I didn't know

You could fill the Encyclopedia with what you do not know, kiddie
diddler Casey.
If you'd have bothered to check others in the database, you'd see that
all Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permits have the RR prefix.
Dumbass!

wrote:
robert casey wrote:

http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/ is, however. Do a name search,
"Wiseman, Roger L. and see if three items don't come up.
Dumb****!


I didn't know


You could fill the Encyclopedia with what you do not know, kiddie
diddler Casey.
If you'd have bothered to check others in the database, you'd see that
all Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permits have the RR prefix.
Dumbass!



So where is that 2nd Class ticket you claim to have wogie?

Cmd Buzz Corey wrote:
wrote:
robert casey wrote:

http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/ is, however. Do a name search,
"Wiseman, Roger L. and see if three items don't come up.
Dumb****!


I didn't know


You could fill the Encyclopedia with what you do not know, kiddie
diddler Casey.
If you'd have bothered to check others in the database, you'd see
that
all Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permits have the RR prefix.
Dumbass!



So where

So where is that "pilot's license" you clain to have, along with the
Obsolete First Class Radio telephone, bitch boy?

lardass_lloydie AKA two-test wogie wrote:
So where


So where is that "pilot's license" you clain to have, along with the
Obsolete First Class Radio telephone, bitch boy?

The pilots license is right here in my billfold *two-test* boy. As far
as the 1st Class Phone, I explained that but it was obviously too far
over your head for you to understand.
So where is your 2nd Class ticket, chubby *two-test* boy?

What does your middle initial L stand for *two-test*? Lloydie?

You enjoy using that Welfare Extra-lite ticket *two-test*? Talked to
Riley down at the FCC office lately? Maybe you better brush up on the
question pool, Riley may want you to retake the test. LOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!

Cmd Butt Cornholed wrote:
lardass_lloydie *wrong guess, obsolete license boy* wrote:
So where


So where is that "pilot's license" you clain to have, along with
the
Obsolete First Class Radio telephone, bitch boy?

The pilots license is right here in my billfold

Sure it is, you sure don't have any money in your billfold, either.

*two-test* boy.

Obsolete license BOY!


As far
as the 1st Class Phone, I explained that but it was obviously too far

over your head for you to understand.

In other words, you are lying again, Obsolete license boy.

So where is your 2nd Class ticket,

So where is your many licenses save your obsolete one, obsolete license
boy?

chubby

Hardly, FATASSED Butt Cornholed.

*two-test* boy?

No, Can't pass the Extra test Boy.
Roger was only retested once. You lose as usual.

What does your middle initial L stand for *two-test*? Lloydie?

What does your inability to pass a simple Extra exam make you, Obsolete
license boy?


You enjoy using that

Yep. And at least I could pass it if I was retested. You can't even
pass it the FIRST time. BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!

If you'd have bothered to check others in the database, you'd see that
all Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permits have the RR prefix.
Dumbass!


The prefix "RR" belongs to Russia, fartknocker.... ;-)

I didn't know


You could fill the Encyclopedia with what you do not know, kiddie
diddler Casey.

An encyclopedia? Considering the amount of stuff known today,
that ain't bad. As an electrical engineer, that means that
I don't know much if anything about medicine, law, or
finance. That should fill that encyclopedia. And then there's
lots of foreign languages that I don't know. I doubt that there
is anyone out there who doesn't know an encyclopedia's worth
of knowledge...

"robert casey" wrote in message
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I didn't know


You could fill the Encyclopedia with what you do not know, kiddie
diddler Casey.

An encyclopedia? Considering the amount of stuff known today,
that ain't bad. As an electrical engineer, that means that
I don't know much if anything about medicine, law, or
finance. That should fill that encyclopedia. And then there's
lots of foreign languages that I don't know. I doubt that there
is anyone out there who doesn't know an encyclopedia's worth
of knowledge...



People who have a FCC Restricted Operator Permit and a masters
degree from DeVry, earned via correspondence, are generally
considered to have an encyclopedia's worth of knowledge. Should
you doubt that, just ask Woger, he will be glad to tell you. Of
course, you will have to first filter out all the childish filth & profanity
that normally accompanies a reply from Roger.

robert casey wrote:



I didn't know



You could fill the Encyclopedia with what you do not know, kiddie
diddler Casey.


An encyclopedia? Considering the amount of stuff known today,
that ain't bad. As an electrical engineer, that means that
I don't know much if anything about medicine, law, or
finance. That should fill that encyclopedia. And then there's
lots of foreign languages that I don't know. I doubt that there
is anyone out there who doesn't know an encyclopedia's worth
of knowledge...

Robert, I bet there are even some things about electrical engineering
you don't know, but wogie can fill you in. Get him to explain to you all
about negative SWR and RMS voltage. LOLOLOL!!!!!

Notice wogie called you a 'kiddie diddler'. He is always accusing others
of such activities, when in reality it is probably he who engages in
those activities and accuses others in a lame attempt to vindicate his
sorry self.
The guy need professional help really bad.