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From: "John Smith" on Wed 8 Jun 2005 18:03

Let me see if I have all of your "facts" straight:

1) there is no problem
2) old farts are cutting edge techs
3) one look will tell you how "progressive" amateur radio is
4) everything just looks wrong, it is really right
5) code is important
6) ARRL is wrong
7) Haynie is wrong
8) FCC is wrong

... yeah, right!

John
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John, you forgot one:

9) Leonard is always wrong :-)





 
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