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August 18th 05, 11:33 PM
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an_old_friend wrote: wrote: an_old_friend wrote: wrote: wrote: cut dis dat Len, we could apply the null hypothesis. It could have been a disgruntled NCTA trying to make the PCTA look bad. But there's two problems with that hypothesis: sorry about mssing this one earlier You gotta look at both sides if you want to be known as being fair and balanced. a. The NCTA have nothing to be disgruntled about except a quarter century of arbitrary and unnecessary government regulation, and and right Now I can't see how NCTA can be disgruntled the only bothering me now is chopping at the bit wiating for it to be over Even my non Ham freinds have noticed the improvement in my often somewhat dower expression and dared asked me to explain that and I have have found myself breaking into song on the repeater stuff like that Stop right there. Even the slightest upturn at the corner of your mouth might be mistaken as gloating. way too late but I realy don't care, even at the club meeting with a fair number of code supporter there were gracious enough to ask me what I thought of NPRM, after first sugest ing everyone brace themsleves for my response which a loud "YES, Bout damn time!!" Was it tough getting the tar and feathers off? ;^) b. The PCTA make themselves look bad without any help. OTOH they do even better by just making em SEE happy folks They'll form support groups to try to cope. I hope so. think we should start a fund to help out? Compassionate No-Codism? I'm good with that. |
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