bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:

Lessee...Lennie's a member of nothing, and Brain alleges to
lead
some cub scouts around from time to time.

Len is a member if IEEE, you are not.

True.

He's a "life member" in an organization that he had to buy his way
into. IEEE does not, to the best of my knowledge, participate in any
public service, emergency service or other community-based programs.
Do they even do any philanthropic work? Scholarships? Even the ARRL
and CAP have money for kids to go on to advanced education with....What
does the IEEE offer kids...???

Stebie did NOT explain what the "A" stood for in
"ANOIC." That's an unusual acronym and not
familiar.

###hole?

Please, please Todd...I mean Brain...your IQ is showing...

I thought it was a pretty good guess.

And as I said...Your IQ is showing.

Make no mistake about it...I know EXACTLY who you needed
authorization for your "Somalia" operation...And there was not a
single
one of the officers in your unit who had that authority.

Silly Gunny, I had a Commander. Unlike your claimed "ANCOIC" stint,
we
had leadership.

Obviously not.

You allege that one of them "gave (you) permission" to operate
your Amateur radio station when he did not, in fact, have that
authority to do so. Some "leadership".

I am sure he is grateful that if you were too stupid to keep your
mouth shut about operating from there, you've at least not embarrassed
him (her?) by dropping his name thereby exposing him (her?) for being
an idiot too....

You refusal to answer the questions I put to you in response
to
assertions YOU make is all I need...It's all ANYone following any
of
this needs.

Silly Gunny, your refusal to post authentic documentation in response
to your silly assertions...

Look, Brain...

Just admit that you don't have the guts to ask the Marine Corps
what my official duties were during the periods I gave you.

For two Veterans who allege patriotic service, both of you
seem
to be embarrased or ashamed of it.

Embarassed by you desperately trying to get back in to a uniform, any
uniform (even a uniform that doesn't fit).

All of my uniforms fir just fine, thank-you. (So says the USAF
Liasion Officers in front of whom I just stood a SAREX eval...)

Nice try though.

Since you're challenging me on who looks appropriate in uniforms,
let's see you post a picture of you in your "Official" Cub scout
leader's uniform, Brain...

You've lied about me being "flabby" despite evidence to the
contrary...Let's see a pic of YOU on line in your Official U. S. Cub
Scout Leader Uniform, complete with den numbers, council patch and
WEBLOS pin...

I wonder, by the way, what the Scouts would have to say about one
of their "leaders" who publically lies and uses the kind of language
you use in this public forum, Brain...?!?!

Or is reality a bit too challenging for you?

Steve, K4YZ

"K4YZ" wrote

Do they even do any philanthropic work? Scholarships? Even the ARRL
and CAP have money for kids to go on to advanced education with....What
does the IEEE offer kids...???


IEEE sponsors hundreds of college-level scholarships, grants, internships, and
other educational awards totalling upwards of $1,000,000 per year.

High-school programs include the PEERS which provides resources at the
high-school level to encourage students in the study of science, math, and
technology.

With NSF and CCNY they sponsor "Stuff That Works", a set of academic tools
(lesson plans/curriculum units) for elementary and middle school teachers to use
to introduce the world of technology and engineering to their students.

The list could go on for several pages.

While ARRL has an excellent track record in supporting youth and education,
their efforts pale by comparison to the work being done by IEEE.

de Hans, K0HB

K=D8HB wrote:
"K4YZ" wrote

Do they even do any philanthropic work? Scholarships? Even the
ARRL
and CAP have money for kids to go on to advanced education
with....What
does the IEEE offer kids...???


IEEE sponsors hundreds of college-level scholarships, grants,
internships, and
other educational awards totalling upwards of $1,000,000 per year.

High-school programs include the PEERS which provides resources at
the
high-school level to encourage students in the study of science,
math, and
technology.

With NSF and CCNY they sponsor "Stuff That Works", a set of academic
tools
(lesson plans/curriculum units) for elementary and middle school
teachers to use
to introduce the world of technology and engineering to their
students.

The list could go on for several pages.

While ARRL has an excellent track record in supporting youth and
education,
their efforts pale by comparison to the work being done by IEEE.

Gee...that's greeeeeat.

Wonder why none of that money seems to make it to one of the more
well known outreach programs?

Thanks for the info, Hans.

73

Steve, K4YZ

"K4YZ" wrote


Wonder why none of that money seems to make
it to one of the more well known outreach programs?

What "well known outreach program" would that be, Steve?

de Hans, K0HB

From: "K=D8=88B" on Mon,May 9 2005 12:30 pm

"K4YZ" wrote

Wonder why none of that money seems to make
it to one of the more well known outreach programs?

What "well known outreach program" would that be, Steve?

Stebie's WALLET.

That's where he keeps his "records," his data on
"seven hostile actions," his "ANCOIC of MARS"
appointment (by the CG of the 1st MAW), all his
awards and medals, etc.

Stebie won't reveal what is IN that "wallet" so
we have to "take his word" that all he says is
"true."

"K4YZ" wrote

He's a "life member" in an organization that he had to buy his way
into.

"buy his way into"?!?!

Sorta like you "buy your way into" ARRL?

Sunuvagun!

de Hans, K0HB

From: "K4YZ" on Mon,May 9 2005 7:01 am

bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:

Lessee...Lennie's a member of nothing, and Brain alleges to
lead
some cub scouts around from time to time.

Len is a member if IEEE, you are not.

True.

He's a "life member" in an organization that he had to buy his
way
into.

"Buy" my way into it?

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
AHAHAHAHAHHAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ahem, ANNUAL DUES since first joining in 1973 don't
quite meet Stebies' nasty inferences.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
AHAHAHAHAHHAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tsk. On reaching a total of chronological years
plus years of membership, a member automatically
becomes a Life Member, NO dues required, SPECTRUM
magazine still arrives every month, etc. NO
extra payment required.

First-time (full) members are automatically
eligible if they are graduates of an approved
college or university. Others must obtain the
written affidavit of at least three current IEEE
members of full or greater membership status. I
did the latter in 1973, had no problem getting
such written confirmation; I'd already had the
responsibility for engineering design for years.

All of that and much more can be confirmed/found
on the IEEE website at www.ieee.org.

IEEE is a PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION of a quarter
million members worldwide.

So is the ACM, the Association of Computing Machinery,
the very first-in-the-world professional association
of Information Technologists. For a few years I was
also a member of the ACM.

IEEE does not, to the best of my knowledge, participate in any
public service, emergency service or other community-based programs.
Do they even do any philanthropic work? Scholarships? Even the ARRL
and CAP have money for kids to go on to advanced education
with....What
does the IEEE offer kids...???

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
AHAHAHAHAHHAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tsk. One MUST laff and laff at Stebie's IGNORANCE.

Hans Brakob already pointed out what the IEEE does
for public service work, education, etc.

Stebie has merely to access www.ieee.org on the
web and see for himself.

But, Stebie will have to have his own ER team
ready to reattach his tongue and lip when he
sees what goes on. :-)

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
AHAHAHAHAHHAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Stebie did NOT explain what the "A" stood for in
"ANOIC." That's an unusual acronym and not
familiar.

###hole?

Please, please Todd...I mean Brain...your IQ is showing...

I thought it was a pretty good guess.

And as I said...Your IQ is showing.

Stebie EVADES the question. To repeat:

What DOES the "A" in "ANCOIC" stand for?

Make no mistake about it...I know EXACTLY who you needed
authorization for your "Somalia" operation...And there was not a
single
one of the officers in your unit who had that authority.

Silly Gunny, I had a Commander. Unlike your claimed "ANCOIC" stint,
we
had leadership.

Obviously not.

You allege that one of them "gave (you) permission" to operate
your Amateur radio station when he did not, in fact, have that
authority to do so. Some "leadership".

Tsk, tsk, tsk. Stebie keeps on with his MANUFACTURED
wrongness of others.

Stebie is NOT in any position of radio regulation
anywhere. Stebie was NEVER in Somalia. Stebie was
not even in any military service at that time. Yet
Stebie "KNOWS" all the details!!!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
AHAHAHAHAHHAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Look, Brain...

Just admit that you don't have the guts to ask the Marine Corps
what my official duties were during the periods I gave you.

Tsk. The VA doesn't have any individual information
on Stebie's military service!

Sunnuvagun!


All of my uniforms fir just fine, thank-you. (So says the USAF
Liasion Officers in front of whom I just stood a SAREX eval...)

Tsk. The VA doesn't have any individual information on
Stebie's Civil Air Patrol service!

Sunnuvagun!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
AHAHAHAHAHHAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Since you're challenging me on who looks appropriate in uniforms,
let's see you post a picture of you in your "Official" Cub scout
leader's uniform, Brain...

Tsk, tsk, tsk. Stebie's UNIFORM-wearing pictures don't
show him smiling enough to show his teeth. Stebie keeps
denying he is "getting thick in his middle" so maybe
that's why he frowns and looks so serious? :-)

Get your teeth fixed, Stebie.

That will help you chew your thoughts into more digestible
form...not to mention biting your tongue a lot when you
babble MANUFACTURED, FICTITIOUS UNTRUTHS about professional
organizations.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
AHAHAHAHAHHAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wonder, by the way, what the Scouts would have to say about one
of their "leaders" who publically lies and uses the kind of language
you use in this public forum, Brain...?!?!

The BSA Chief Council might chew out Brian for being in
this newsgroup with spiteful, hating, ignorant yahoos
like Stebie. That's about it. :-)

So, Stebie, keep up the good work as a Public Relations
Representative in the ARRL's membership drive! You are
a Role Model of today's Amateur Extra Class!

Huzzah and a big ZBM2 to you...

K4YZ wrote:
bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:

Lessee...Lennie's a member of nothing, and Brain alleges to
lead
some cub scouts around from time to time.

Len is a member if IEEE, you are not.

True.

He's a "life member" in an organization that he had to buy his
way
into.

You do not pay dues to any organizations? the ARRL?

IEEE does not, to the best of my knowledge, participate in any
public service, emergency service or other community-based programs.

It is not that kind of an organization.

Do they even do any philanthropic work? Scholarships? Even the ARRL
and CAP have money for kids to go on to advanced education
with....What
does the IEEE offer kids...???

Don't know. I'm not a member. Are you?

Let me point you to where you can find answers to your questions:

ieee.org

Stebie did NOT explain what the "A" stood for in
"ANOIC." That's an unusual acronym and not
familiar.

###hole?

Please, please Todd...I mean Brain...your IQ is showing...

I thought it was a pretty good guess.

And as I said...Your IQ is showing.

I thought it was a pretty good guess.

So what does the "A" stand for?

Make no mistake about it...I know EXACTLY who you needed
authorization for your "Somalia" operation...And there was not a
single
one of the officers in your unit who had that authority.

Silly Gunny, I had a Commander. Unlike your claimed "ANCOIC"
stint,
we
had leadership.

Obviously not.

You allege that one of them "gave (you) permission" to operate
your Amateur radio station when he did not, in fact, have that
authority to do so. Some "leadership".

I am sure he is grateful that if you were too stupid to keep
your
mouth shut about operating from there, you've at least not
embarrassed
him (her?) by dropping his name thereby exposing him (her?) for being
an idiot too....

You refusal to answer the questions I put to you in response
to
assertions YOU make is all I need...It's all ANYone following any
of
this needs.

Silly Gunny, your refusal to post authentic documentation in
response
to your silly assertions...

Look, Brain...

Just admit that you don't have the guts to ask the Marine Corps
what my official duties were during the periods I gave you.

For two Veterans who allege patriotic service, both of you
seem
to be embarrased or ashamed of it.

Embarassed by you desperately trying to get back in to a uniform,
any
uniform (even a uniform that doesn't fit).

All of my uniforms fir just fine, thank-you. (So says the USAF
Liasion Officers in front of whom I just stood a SAREX eval...)

Nice try though.

Since you're challenging me on who looks appropriate in
uniforms,
let's see you post a picture of you in your "Official" Cub scout
leader's uniform, Brain...

You've lied about me being "flabby" despite evidence to the
contrary...Let's see a pic of YOU on line in your Official U. S. Cub
Scout Leader Uniform, complete with den numbers, council patch and
WEBLOS pin...

Please understand, Silly Gunny, that the Cubmaster doesn't wear a den
number nor any WEBELOS pins.

Your pretense at knowledge of scouting is pathetic.

I wonder, by the way, what the Scouts would have to say about
one
of their "leaders" who publically lies and uses the kind of language
you use in this public forum, Brain...?!?!

Or is reality a bit too challenging for you?

Steve, K4YZ

Please withdraw your QRZ photograph. You're an embarassment.

bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:

Let's see a pic of YOU on line in your Official U. S. Cub
Scout Leader Uniform, complete with den numbers, council patch and
WEBLOS pin...

Please understand, Silly Gunny, that the Cubmaster doesn't wear a den
number nor any WEBELOS pins.

Your pretense at knowledge of scouting is pathetic.

Your pretense at knowledge of military communications is pathetic.

bb wrote:
bb wrote:
K4YZ wrote:

Let's see a pic of YOU on line in your Official U. S. Cub
Scout Leader Uniform, complete with den numbers, council patch
and
WEBLOS pin...

Please understand, Silly Gunny, that the Cubmaster doesn't wear a
den
number nor any WEBELOS pins.

Your pretense at knowledge of scouting is pathetic.

Your pretense at knowledge of military communications is pathetic.

And your pretense at knowledge of MARS communications is pathetic.

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