From: "K0HB" on Wed, Dec 28 2005 5:48 am


"an_old_friend" wrote

Trek is taught in enas such in major universities....

Riiiiight!

It's a canceled TV show and a few poorly done movies.

Seven major motion pictures from Paramount Studios. Plus
two documentaries concerning Star Trek fandom.

Five TV series (1966 to 2004) each lasting longer
than two seasons:

[the original series]
"The Next Generation"
"Deep Space 9"
"Voyager"
"Enterprise"

Hundreds of printed-matter publications ranging from "manuals"
to novels covering all the series' characters in plots and
settings based on the series' background but enlarging on
the basic premises.

Thousands of licensed (to Paramount) Star Trek itmes sold in
many places from department stores to science-fiction
conventions.

Phrases such as "Beam me up, Scotty" have become part of our
word culture as has the "transporter" and "phaser." ["set
your phaser to 'stun' (or 'kill')" to solve a problem]

Paramount Studies (and the Gene Roddenberry estate) have made
millions of dollars in profit on the 38-year "history" of
Star Trek. It is Big Business and remains profitable.


ah now you choose to insult Treekies

WTF is a "Treekies"?

It is more correct to call them "Trekkers," avid trekkers
having about the same need for exclusivity and belonging as
all the radio amateurs who think that amateur radio is "so
much MORE" than a hobby.

Give us a hint on how many letters we need to change your
insult into English.

As I remarked before, it takes only ONE letter change to
turn "Worf" into "wolf." Or vice-versa.

Now, Herr Worf, I suggest you have a glass of "a drink fit
for warriors" (as Worf has remarked more than once)...
prune juice.

On 28 Dec 2005 15:44:24 -0800, wrote:

From: "K0HB" on Wed, Dec 28 2005 5:48 am

cut

As I remarked before, it takes only ONE letter change to
turn "Worf" into "wolf." Or vice-versa.

Now, Herr Worf, I suggest you have a glass of "a drink fit
for warriors" (as Worf has remarked more than once)...
prune juice.

an exaclent suggested I wsh I had thought of it first I tip my hat to
you



everyone should be advised that The following person
has been advocating the abuse of elders making false charges of child rape, rape in general forges post and name

he may also be making flase reports of abusing other in order to attak and cow his foes
he also shows signs of being dangerously unstable

STEVEN J ROBESON
151 12TH AVE NW
WINCHESTER TN 37398
931-967-6282

BTW with the exalant response steve you can look forward to seeing this email addy on RRAP a while
and all done by steve express permission
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wrote:
From: "K0HB" on Wed, Dec 28 2005 5:48 am

Give us a hint on how many letters we need to change your
insult into English.

As I remarked before, it takes only ONE letter change to
turn "Worf" into "wolf." Or vice-versa.

Hans emulates a computer (a higher order of modem) , refusing to use
his "wetware."

He takes a tip from Dave; deliberate misunderstanding.

Now, Herr Worf, I suggest you have a glass of "a drink fit
for warriors" (as Worf has remarked more than once)...
prune juice.

He might feel better after a couple of hours. Or he might not.

In either case, I hope his proposal to modernize the amateur service
makes it to an NPRM.

wrote:
wrote:

From: "K0HB" on Wed, Dec 28 2005 5:48 am


Give us a hint on how many letters we need to change your
insult into English.

As I remarked before, it takes only ONE letter change to
turn "Worf" into "wolf." Or vice-versa.


Hans emulates a computer (a higher order of modem) , refusing to use
his "wetware."

He takes a tip from Dave; deliberate misunderstanding.


Now, Herr Worf, I suggest you have a glass of "a drink fit
for warriors" (as Worf has remarked more than once)...
prune juice.


He might feel better after a couple of hours. Or he might not.

In either case, I hope his proposal to modernize the amateur service
makes it to an NPRM.

worf is just worf an stevi nkows it.

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On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 09:49:33 -0600, an Old friend
wrote:

wrote:
wrote:

From: "K0HB" on Wed, Dec 28 2005 5:48 am


Give us a hint on how many letters we need to change your
insult into English.

As I remarked before, it takes only ONE letter change to
turn "Worf" into "wolf." Or vice-versa.


Hans emulates a computer (a higher order of modem) , refusing to use
his "wetware."

He takes a tip from Dave; deliberate misunderstanding.


Now, Herr Worf, I suggest you have a glass of "a drink fit
for warriors" (as Worf has remarked more than once)...
prune juice.


He might feel better after a couple of hours. Or he might not.

In either case, I hope his proposal to modernize the amateur service
makes it to an NPRM.

worf is just worf an stevi nkows it.

ah such flatery from a forger hope you are happy with your handy work
stevie

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everyone should be advised that The following person
has been advocating the abuse of elders making false charges of child rape, rape in general forges post and name

he may also be making flase reports of abusing other in order to attak and cow his foes
he also shows signs of being dangerously unstable

STEVEN J ROBESON
151 12TH AVE NW
WINCHESTER TN 37398
931-967-6282

BTW with the exalant response steve you can look forward to seeing this email addy on RRAP a while
and all done by steve express permission
Mark Morgan


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From: on Fri, Dec 30 2005 7:39 am


wrote:
From: "K0HB" on Wed, Dec 28 2005 5:48 am

Give us a hint on how many letters we need to change your
insult into English.

As I remarked before, it takes only ONE letter change to
turn "Worf" into "wolf." Or vice-versa.

Hans emulates a computer (a higher order of modem) , refusing to use
his "wetware."

He takes a tip from Dave; deliberate misunderstanding.

I disagree. Hans is a long-time mariner and his "wetware"
is more concerned with water than speculative fiction.

A "wharf" is most directly related to "wet" things, a
place to dock ships. Ships float in water. Ships need
good handlers with good "wetware" to maneuver them.


Now, Herr Worf, I suggest you have a glass of "a drink fit
for warriors" (as Worf has remarked more than once)...
prune juice.

He might feel better after a couple of hours. Or he might not.

It's been said that "a prune is a plum with experience." :-)

Actually, I've always liked the taste of prunes, they
being both sweet and tart at the same time. A personal
favorite dessert is prune whip, mashed prunes in meringue.

If I need to "speed up" bowel movements I take a laxative. :-)


In either case, I hope his proposal to modernize the amateur service
makes it to an NPRM.

SO DO I!

One class of license, no morse code test, all bands anytime,
everything optional. Free, open, for life.

A one-time "entry level" license for those who need to
learn, adjust to a new environment...non-renewable, make
it in ten years or give up and go to another hobby.

It's almost too revolutionary...many of the existing hams
just can't handle that. "The bands" don't exist JUST for the
existing hams, they are for ALL in the immediate future.

Option is no failure.

wrote:

SO DO I!

One class of license, no morse code test, all bands anytime,
everything optional. Free, open, for life.

A one-time "entry level" license for those who need to
learn, adjust to a new environment...non-renewable, make
it in ten years or give up and go to another hobby.

It's almost too revolutionary...many of the existing hams
just can't handle that. "The bands" don't exist JUST for the
existing hams, they are for ALL in the immediate future.

Option is no failure.



If a person needs status that might come from holding an amateur
license, they will have to do so through deeds, not a government
supported merit madge system.

wrote:

If a person needs status that might come from holding an amateur
license, they will have to do so through deeds, not a government
supported merit madge system.

There you guys go...Dissing Madge again...What did SHE ever do to
YOU...?!?!

I think Madge has a LOT of merits, most of all that she HAS an
Amateur license.

Lennie doesn't. That means Madge's stock is worth more in an
Amateur Radio forum.

Steve, K4YZ

K4YZ wrote:
wrote:

If a person needs status that might come from holding an amateur
license, they will have to do so through deeds, not a government
supported merit madge system.

There you guys go...Dissing Madge again...What did SHE ever do to
YOU...?!?!

Wasn't Madge the dish soap lady?

I think Madge has a LOT of merits, most of all that she HAS an
Amateur license.

Didn't know that. What was her call?

Lennie doesn't. That means Madge's stock is worth more in an
Amateur Radio forum.

Steve, K4YZ

What symbol does Madge's stock trade under?

Poor Steve, always trying to redirect a discussion of amateur radio
policy.

wrote:

Poor Steve, always trying to redirect a discussion of amateur radio
policy.

What "discussion"...?!?!?

There was you and Lennie tossing the same tired, feeble
anti-Amateur Radio rhetoric back and forth....Witness the "merit badge"
tripe...Over and over and over and.........At least I tried to get some
laughs from it...Rather than laughing AT you...

Steve, K4YZ