"KØHB" wrote in message
nk.net...

Rather than continue to waste perfectly good electrons on non-terminating
loops about "you're a liar --- no YOU're a liar" and similar topics, we can
end it all with a single thread.

Simply respond to this message by selecting the numbers which reflect your
personal philosphy, write them down on a notepad, add them up, and report ONLY
THE SUM here. We'll all then have a clear understanding of your position on
these matters, and can move on to other productive discussions regarding
Amateur Radio Policy.

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You get ONLY a ZERO. You don't exist...


bip bip

wrote

You don't exist...

Perhaps his (her?) philosophy non-existentialism -- sort of a Kant do Pascal
kind of person.

dit dit
de Hans, K0HB

Len:

My gawd man, my eyes just watered up on me...

Your words reminded me of country western song I enjoy:
"Oak Ridge Boys -- All the Gold in California"

.... the lyrics go, "try'in to be a hero, windin' up a zero..."

Story of my life there! You know that tune?

If not, grab a copy of "Winmx" (free download, they guarantee NO spyware -
http://www.winmx.com/ ) and use it, you can get any song you can imagine in
..mp3 format (windows media player can play 'em for ya) and listen to it...
everything you need to know about calif, like when the lyrics go:
"... all the gold in California is in the middle of a bank in Beverly Hills in
somebody else's name..."

Warmest regards,
John


wrote in message
oups.com...
You get ONLY a ZERO. You don't exist...


bip bip

W2DNE:

I am afraid, with that score, you will be asked to take the test again, and be
re-tested...

John

"W2DNE" wrote in message
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"KXHB" wrote in message
nk.net...

Rather than continue to waste perfectly good electrons on non-terminating
loops about "you're a liar --- no YOU're a liar" and similar topics, we can
end it all with a single thread.

Simply respond to this message by selecting the numbers which reflect your
personal philosphy, write them down on a notepad, add them up, and report
ONLY
THE SUM here. We'll all then have a clear understanding of your position
on
these matters, and can move on to other productive discussions regarding
Amateur Radio Policy.

1