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David Heil/K8MN Kicks-Off Run for the Roanoke Division with aTypo
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David Heil/K8MN Kicks-Off Run for the Roanoke Division with a Typo
Dave Heil wrote: wrote: Dave Heil wrote: I have no reason to do so. I'm lquite comfortable in my skin. Dave K8MN From another thread, Dave Heil wrote: I don't think a guy who can't spell "believe" is ready to lead anyone anywhere. I'll couple your next typo to that statement in preperation for your run for the Roanoke Division. Do that. You'll have plenty of time to marshall your resources. By the way, I can spell "believe". Slow clap... Thanks for your opinion. Thanks for your interest. Dave K8MN Looks like your campaign is off to a good start. |
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trolling right along
From: on Thurs, Sep 14 2006 4:31 am
wrote: From: Dave Heil on Mon, Sep 11 2006 9:45 pm wrote: From: Dave Heil on Mon, Sep 11 2006 2:46 pm wrote: From: Dave Heil 940 on Sun, Sep 10 2006 3:26 pm wrote: From: on Sun, Sep 10 2006 7:55 am wrote: From: on Thurs, Sep 7 2006 6:53 pm wrote: YOU are not of the FCC, not an official thereof... Sometimes there's no other recourse but to use a 2x4 to bang on the heads of 1x2s. :-) Ah yes - threats of physical violence. Shows how superior your arguments aren't, Len. Bad sentence structure, Jimmy Noserve. :-) Tsk. Sissy-prissy horrifications about "threats of physical violence?" :-) About some WORD PLAY?!? Poor baby... Fearless Leader wannabes ought to look around inside the newsgroup for REAL "threats of violence." Go make your horrified revelations about "threats of violence" to that other radio amateur "Not Cocksucker Lloyd." He wants to KILL Mark. Stated that in message(s). But...you only target the no-code-test advocates for your whining no-violence "complaints." You say you "can't control them (other morsemen)." H Y P O C R I T E Everyone can, by now, see your Game, Jimmy. Tsk, tsk. All I'm doing is advocating the elimination of the morse code test for US amateur radio licensing...for the benefit of anyone who might want to enjoy the HOBBY of amateur radio. No, that's not all you're doing here, Len. You, sure as hell isn't frozen, are NOT promoting anything but visions of your own 'expertise' (doubtful beyond morsemanship) and a RETROGRADE holding-back of the hobby of US amateur radio...a freezing of time to the standards and practices of ham radio of the 1930s. Lowering the requirement may do more harm than benefit. You mean ELIMINATION OF THE CODE TEST FOR AN AMATEUR LICENSE. YES, that would do "harm" to all the 20 WPM tested US amateur extra class who got their status, rank, title, and privileges through testing for morsemanship. It would strip their BRAGGING RIGHTS in amateur radio. Boo hoo. Psychological shock to their self-righteous, self-described "expertise" wherein they are "better" than lesser mortals (see Fred Hambrecht's outright "we are better than you" statement). Benefit? Absolutely NONE for the smug, arrogant morsemen sitting around preening and posturing they "are better!" (through morsemanship skills). LOTS OF BENEFIT to the FUTURE of amateur radio...an amateur radio that is NOT ego-centric to morsemen and morsemanship. That future has already begun...the love and appreciation of morsemanship as the epitome of amateur radio skill is dwindling in US amateur radio...has been dwindling for years. Amateur morsemen are "leaders" in amateur radio only through antiquated regulations (law) and the stubborn, obstinate refusal of the (no longer) mighty "representative of US amateur radio" (the ARRL) to lobby for a PROGRESSIVE future. Older Amateur morsemen lobbied for, and got, US amateur regulations that perpetuate the IMAGE of morsemanship as this epitome of amateur skill. Now they cry 'wrong' and 'foul' as the sky threatens to fall on their self-righteous self-depiction, egotistical vision of themselves. Yes, it WILL be 'harmful' to a minority group. Tsk, tsk. Their mighty EGOS might be deflated. Boo hoo. Some of your statements are wrong, Len. In fact many of the statements you make here are wrong. ONLY by self-righteous amateur morsemen standards. You commented to the FCC. Happy now? No. The FCC has taken NO VISIBLE ACTION on the NPRM of last year. Actually, they have. "ACTUALLY" THE FCC HAS TAKEN NO VISIBLE ACTION ON THE NPRM. What IS it that makes it so hard for you to understand that? Is it the psychological fear you must have inside that your self-righteous, self-described, egotistical rank, status, titles, and privileges will DIMINISH? FCC said, back in the early summer, they weren't going to make an announcement any time soon. That is an official Federal Communications Commission statement? Strange...it wasn't on the FCC website, did not appear in the Federal Register. Neither was it on the national newscasts or in major newspapers. "Visible action" would be a Report and Order on a DECISION in regard to the NPRM. NONE HAS BEEN MADE AS OF THE FEDERAL REGISTER AS OF THURSDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER 2006. There had been speculation of an R&O in time for Dayton, but FCC said no to that. "Speculation" is NOT ACTION. "Speculation" is what the ARRL states when THEY DON'T KNOW. But you weren't a radio amateur then - or now. But, YOU are NOT a regulator of US amateur radio, then, now, future, or anyplace but your warped imagination. Go to Ebay and buy a clue: YOU do NOT 'decide' who GETS INTO amateur radio over and above any other citizen. A radio HOBBY requiring federal licensing is NOT a "clubhouse" or "fraternity" (or sorority) where YOU can "rule" over others. OH! You must mean FEDERALLY LICENSED "amateur" radio! That's what the term "amateur radio" means. You're not a part of it. Do you REALLY understand the definition of "amateur?" No, you don't. Just like all those other amateurs who mis-use the word "service" AS IF they were a 'service to the country' by taking up the HOBBY of amateur radio. You think TOO much of yourself and your rank-status-title as an AMATEUR extra class radio licensee. The training and experience you received in military service were subsidized by the taxpayers. So was any work on "government funded" projects. Do you want YOUR tax money refunded on account of that? That disturbs you? If disturbed, you can always file a complaint with the General Accounting Office of the US government on it. How about the Attorney General? You can even go to CBS television network and get on "60 Minutes" to complain to the viewers how that is an oh- such-a-heinous "crime" against them! :-) WE do NOT know WHERE or WHAT the-amateur-formerly-known- as 'N2EY' works, does, or how much he (or she) is "subsidized" by any government. That individual NEVER served in the US military, has NEVER taken an oath to put his LIFE on the line in the defense of his country. Make all the noise you want about "subsidies," Jimmy, but EVERY soldier, sailor, airman, or marine has THEIR LIFE on the line when they serve in the military. NO EXCEPTIONS. Ain't no "subsidy" that gives back life. The "training" I got in the US Army was minimal. The "experience" was great (I thought it remarkable because of the eye-opening into the Big World of HF comms instead of the hobby of amateur radio). But, you fail to understand that each and every soldier in the US Army is, as the phrase was repeated to us, "A soldier FIRST and a specialist second." Did you think (without asking) that ALL my civilian work was on "government contracts?" WRONG. Now hear this: AT NO TIME IN MY WORKING LIFE BEFORE OR AFTER MILITARY SERVICE DID I EVER WORK FOR ANYTHING BUT A CIVILIAN COMPANY, BUSINESS, OR CORPORATION. During that time I have NEVER received any "subsidy" from any government. NEVER have I worked for any government agency, been a civilian employee, OR SOUGHT any job/task/position with any branch of the government. Farmers and agribusiness corporations receive DIRECT subsidies from the US government. Take your crying to THEM, not me. When you dismount from your high hobby horse you can - if you have the courage - tell what YOU do for a living? Besides doing (as one of your Comments on an NPRM said) "transportation industry" work. You haven't got the GUTS to explain, do you? Think about this: "K8MN" was a civilian employee of the US Department of State (they call it "The Foreign Service"), long enough to receive a nice pension on retirement, ALL paid for by the US taxpayer. ALL. Even for BEING DX. Hans Brakob spent most of his life in the USN, rising to topmost enlisted rank, got his "thirty" honorably. [he made his DD-214 visible to all] Bill Sohl served honorably in the USN also. Like Hans, Bill was a sailor first, a specialist second. Phil Kane served as a commissioned officer in the US military as a missle launcher. He also served the government of Israel. Now all four mentioned received monetary compensation from a government for their military service and gained experience (and a variety of training) IN that REAL military service. Would you say THEY were "subsidized by the taxpayer?" [no, you would exclude them because they got amateur licenses and are not your newsgroup 'enemy'] And you're not a part of amateur radio, Len. Which means WHAT, Jimmy Noserve? That YOU "regulate" who is allowed to GET IN? That amateur radio licensees have 'more rights' than the rest of us US citizens? "Amateur" means "without pecuniary interest." Non-professional. The definition is semantically equivalent to a HOBBY, an avocation. Being licensed is part of the definition. No amateur radio license means not a part of amateur radio. Tsk. You will quibble semantics forever just to appear YOU are "right." :-) Do you have professional qualifications as a master of etymology, English as she are spoke, or have earned actual money from the sale of work to publications? Hint: I've sold work (that's the name for authored articles in the publishing biz) to more than just Ham Radio magazine. [but you really don't want to know that except to make denigrations of it...:-) ] It was a very good film, by the same folks who gave us "Chicken Run" and the "Wallace and Gromit" short films. They revived and brought to new levels the old technology of clay animation. While "Were-Rabbit" used some CGI, almost all of the animation used the old methods. Quick, Jimmy...go to Chicago so you can appear as a guest replacement for Roger Ebert on "Ebert and Roeper!" There's still a chance for you to get famous. If you are clever, you can slip in some biased PR for morse code and reach MILLIONS in the audience! :-) [that would be one helluva lot better than what the ARRL has done so far...] You're not wrong *all* the time, Len. Just some of the time. You just don't like having your errors pointed out and corrected. Sweetums, you MANUFACTURE "errors" (that aren't really errors per se, only some semantic quibbles and bits that only satisfy your image hunger). Bone apetite, doggy boy. You demonstrate intolerance of anyone who disagrees with you. So, call the ACLU and file Civil Rights suits. That would fit you better than Men's Wearhouse could. :-) Try to understand, Jimmy, TRY...YOUR opinions about major political issues (as in elimination/retention of the morse code test) are NOT intrinsically "right." Neither are those who DISAGREE with you automatically "wrong." Really. In reality. YOU are NOT "judge" over "rightness" despite umpteen years as a federally licensed amateur radio operator complete with rank, status, title, and privilege achieved mainly through morsemanship. Now, I am SURE you think it is "intolerant" of me to disagree with your god-given authority of "rightness" and "wrongness" about morsemanship. I have NO tolerance for BIGOTRY. I have NO tolerance for any who posture and preen, think so highly of their accomplishments that they say they are "better" than mortals through morsemanship in an amateur radio hobby. I have little tolerance for smug, arrogant claims of radio "superiority" based on meeting 1930s standards and practices in a HOBBY activity. Jimmy, I really don't have much tolerance for you as a person. You've made fun of my military service (that I did long ago), manufactured great mountains of out-of-context mentions as "errors" and thought of yourself as the mighty military maven, all without serving your country one day in any military branch. Yet, there you sit in front of your computer, "unable to control" another amateur extra morseman who bluffs his way trying to appear the Last Action Hero, all without providing a single bit of proof of 18 years of his alleged "military career." You made some weak- sister postings to him some time ago, yet you feel compelled to spend hours composing "corrections" (read Lectures from the ARRL good book) of OTHERS. Here is that word for you to chew on, one that fits most amateur morsemen to a "T:" H Y P O C R I T E Enjoy. |
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David Heil/K8MN Kicks-Off Run for the Roanoke Division with a Typo
From: on Wed, Sep 13 2006 6:33 pm
wrote: On 13 Sep 2006 16:51:19 -0700, wrote: Dave Heil wrote: I have no reason to do so. I'm lquite comfortable in my skin. From another thread, Dave Heil wrote: I don't think a guy who can't spell "believe" is ready to lead anyone anywhere. Dave K8MN I'll couple your next typo to that statement in preperation for your run for the Roanoke Division. amazing the concenr these guys have over spelling Only other people's spelling. Note my typo in "preparation." I guess I'm not made of leadership material, either. Brian, you forgot the "H" after 'Preparation'... :-) Had Fearless Leader applied that he wouldn't have written "lquite" after "I have no reason to do so..." :-) Of course Heil as the "authority" to correct everyone's spelling. He is a certified, authorized, (self) appointed extra class linguist. He is fluent in written Hunnish. He is effluent. Absolutely NO no-code-test advocate is good enough for these mighty radio gods of the amateur morseways. :-) |
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trolling right along
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David Heil/K8MN Kicks-Off Run for the Roanoke Division with a Typo
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David Heil/K8MN Kicks-Off Run for the Roanoke Division with a Typo
wrote: From: on Wed, Sep 13 2006 6:33 pm wrote: On 13 Sep 2006 16:51:19 -0700, wrote: Dave Heil wrote: I have no reason to do so. I'm lquite comfortable in my skin. From another thread, Dave Heil wrote: I don't think a guy who can't spell "believe" is ready to lead anyone anywhere. Dave K8MN I'll couple your next typo to that statement in preperation for your run for the Roanoke Division. amazing the concenr these guys have over spelling Only other people's spelling. Note my typo in "preparation." I guess I'm not made of leadership material, either. Brian, you forgot the "H" after 'Preparation'... :-) Dang It!!! Another typo. Had Fearless Leader applied that he wouldn't have written "lquite" after "I have no reason to do so..." :-) Do you think he meant "I be quiet," or "I quit?" Of course Heil as the "authority" to correct everyone's spelling. He is a certified, authorized, (self) appointed extra class linguist. He is fluent in written Hunnish. He is effluent. Absolutely NO no-code-test advocate is good enough for these mighty radio gods of the amateur morseways. :-) We'll see. |
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wrote: On 14 Sep 2006 14:32:22 -0700, " wrote: From: on Thurs, Sep 14 2006 4:31 am wrote: From: Dave Heil on Mon, Sep 11 2006 9:45 pm wrote: From: Dave Heil on Mon, Sep 11 2006 2:46 pm wrote: From: Dave Heil 940 on Sun, Sep 10 2006 3:26 pm wrote: From: on Sun, Sep 10 2006 7:55 am wrote: From: on Thurs, Sep 7 2006 6:53 pm wrote: YOU are not of the FCC, not an official thereof... Sometimes there's no other recourse but to use a 2x4 to bang on the heads of 1x2s. :-) Ah yes - threats of physical violence. Shows how superior your arguments aren't, Len. Bad sentence structure, Jimmy Noserve. :-) Tsk. Sissy-prissy horrifications about "threats of physical violence?" :-) About some WORD PLAY?!? Poor baby... Fearless Leader wannabes ought to look around inside the newsgroup for REAL "threats of violence." Go make your horrified revelations about "threats of violence" to that other radio amateur "Not Cocksucker Lloyd." He wants to KILL Mark. Stated that in message(s). But...you only target the no-code-test advocates for your whining no-violence "complaints." You say you "can't control them (other morsemen)." H Y P O C R I T E Everyone can, by now, see your Game, Jimmy. Thank you len it is nice to have someone point that out besides me once and awhile Glad to do it, Mark. TRUTH must out, not the False Truths of the pro-coders. |
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David Heil/K8MN Kicks-Off Run for the Roanoke Division with a Typo
From: on Tues, Sep 12 2006 8:29 pm
wrote: From: Dave Heil on Mon, Sep 11 2006 9:45 pm Sometimes there's no other recourse but to use a 2x4 to bang on the heads of 1x2s. :-) I like that one I may lift it on on occasion Feel free to do so... :-) You commented to the FCC. Happy now? No. The FCC has taken NO VISIBLE ACTION on the NPRM of last year. indeeed I had hoped that the FCC might have used Sept 11th to improve the abilty of the hobby to knit back together so it could be of use for another bigger 911 "Knit back?" Nah. US amateur radio has been divided by morse code for decades. It is plain to all but the amateur morsemen who think they are intrinsically "right" in their beliefs. Those old, smug, arrogant morsemen do not die nor do they fade away. They are immortal by their own admission (Robeson) and (self-described) virtual gods of radio on the 'Olympus' of the epitome of amateur radio skill, morsemanship. [ever notice how 'epitome' and 'epitaph' sound alike?... :-) ] I am not in the least "worried." YOU seem to be worried since you spend so much time in here trying to denigrate and defame all no-code-test advocates. YOU have the "superior" license, why don't you USE that instead of making all the smug, arrogant stuff against others in here? becuase it don't mean what it used to mean Perhaps that is true. Certainly not since that December 1999 announcement of what would happen in the latest restructuring of amateur regulations...and the standardization of ALL morse code test rates at 5 WPM. :-) You've claimed in the past to only be here for civil debate. NAH...I've desired civil debate...but never got it from day one in here. :-) I truly wish I could call you a lier on that one len I reaaly really do You can and be partially correct...:-) I was referring to the devout amateur morsemen in my quoted sentence above. The only place left for "civil debate" is Comments to the FCC. Some of the Replies to Comments there are actually priceless gems of fantasy thinking. I rather liked the ones where "morse code testing is 'necessary' to protect our nation from terrorists!" I get the picture of some morseman, in the robes of the Order of St. Hiram, holding up a code key (in place of a cross) to some suicide bomber...who then, at the sight of this Divine Thing, slinks off without ever detonating himself. :-) Your record shows otherwise. My "record?!?" :-) I've never "cut" a record, taped anything, or produced a CD on that subject. :-) prehaps this a varaint on the rant anyone nocode must a criminal record oh hat is Robeson line not nromaly Heil's I fibbed slightly there. Some years back I did some "voice over" work before getting an AFTRA card. That got on a tape recording (professional variety, big reels, wide mag tape) but it wasn't about any amateur radio subject. :-) Well, I suppose you think God spoke to you. Wheels have spokes. You fancy yourself a "wheel." "Wheels" think they can roll all over their opponents...but ONLY on smooth highways of their own choosing. [imagination of the extra super-special amateur morsemen is astounding] well when you have only a hamer everything looks like a nail prehaps when you are a wheel everything looks like road kill Hi hi! :-) Good one. One problem those "wheels" have is that their "tires" keep getting punctured. Then they find out that it's hard to get new "tires" of the old, antiquated variety they were used to. When that happens they are running on the rims, clattering and banging along the highway at slow speeds, unable to keep up. REALITY is the 'spike strip' on the morse highway. Pop, pop, flap, flap... |
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