The coziness of DXing
 

Maybe it's late at night. Maybe in the middle of the day with a cup
of tea. I'll catch a good DX station and hear something human: two
people talking or perhaps a radio host taking calls from listeners.
They could be talking politics or horror movies. I love listening to
radio. Will it last? There's nothing like a good radio and all the
entertainment available on the airwaves.

The coziness of DXing
 

dead of night wrote:
Maybe it's late at night. Maybe in the middle of the day with a cup
of tea. I'll catch a good DX station and hear something human: two
people talking or perhaps a radio host taking calls from listeners.
They could be talking politics or horror movies. I love listening to
radio. Will it last? There's nothing like a good radio and all the
entertainment available on the airwaves.

Hopefully, nighttime AM DXing will be around for a while (atleast, it
looks that way in Canada), if HD Radio/IBOC is not approved for
nighttime (HD Radio will fail, anyway). Sometimes, I also listen to
Internet Radio, while I look at porn.

The coziness of DXing
 

In article om,
"dead of night" wrote:

Maybe it's late at night. Maybe in the middle of the day with a cup
of tea. I'll catch a good DX station and hear something human: two
people talking or perhaps a radio host taking calls from listeners.
They could be talking politics or horror movies. I love listening to
radio. Will it last? There's nothing like a good radio and all the
entertainment available on the airwaves.

It will last as long as you are willing to listen.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

The coziness of DXing
 

In article , lsmyer
wrote:

Nothing compares to radio. It's truly magical.

Right on!

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

The coziness of DXing
 

dead of night wrote:
Maybe it's late at night. Maybe in the middle of the day with a cup
of tea. I'll catch a good DX station and hear something human: two
people talking or perhaps a radio host taking calls from listeners.
They could be talking politics or horror movies. I love listening to
radio. Will it last? There's nothing like a good radio and all the
entertainment available on the airwaves.

I'de rather cozy up to some, "young Oriental thing" !

The coziness of DXing
 

Nawwww,,,, I won't say that one either.
cuhulin

The coziness of DXing
 

In article .com,
wrote:

dead of night wrote:
Maybe it's late at night. Maybe in the middle of the day with a cup
of tea. I'll catch a good DX station and hear something human: two
people talking or perhaps a radio host taking calls from listeners.
They could be talking politics or horror movies. I love listening to
radio. Will it last? There's nothing like a good radio and all the
entertainment available on the airwaves.

I'de rather cozy up to some, "young Oriental thing" !

Wrong news group.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

The coziness of DXing
 

All you need now is your DX kitty sitting on your lap or laying on
your radio table for company.

The coziness of DXing
 

MojaveDxer wrote:
All you need now is your DX kitty sitting on your lap or laying on
your radio table for company.


I want a "DX Kitty" like Art Bell got himself! I think his kitty is
named Airyn. She could sit on my lap; I'd not even mind her laying on
my radio gear!

Darn XYL here won't let me have one! :(

Regards,
JS

The coziness of DXing
 

Telamon wrote:
In article .com,
wrote:

dead of night wrote:
Maybe it's late at night. Maybe in the middle of the day with a cup
of tea. I'll catch a good DX station and hear something human: two
people talking or perhaps a radio host taking calls from listeners.
They could be talking politics or horror movies. I love listening to
radio. Will it last? There's nothing like a good radio and all the
entertainment available on the airwaves.

I'de rather cozy up to some, "young Oriental thing" !

Wrong news group.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Do you have a "DX kitty" sitting on your lap ?

The coziness of DXing
 

"lsmyer" wrote in message
...
Nothing compares to radio. It's truly magical.

Darn right! Internet "radio" doesn't do it for me... been fascinated with
the voice from far-off lands since I was a kid. (when you could still find
tube radios that people were throwing out!)

Rich

The coziness of DXing
 

wrote:

Do you have a "DX kitty" sitting on your lap ?
""'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
I recall a great bit by Johnny Carson years ago. He had Jane Fonda ( I
think) as a a guest who had brought along her cat which was sitting on
her lap.

Fonda said, "Do you want to play with my pussy?"
Carson said, "Sure, but first you'll have to get rid of your cat."

And somehow they got it past the censor---something like the Fugawi
indians.

The coziness of DXing
 

My DX doggy,she likes to lay up on top of my hip area when I am trying
to get some sleep.
cuhulin

The coziness of DXing
 

James Bond movies.Pussy Galore's Flying Circus.(Goldfinger movie,my
favorite James Bond movie) and Octopussy movie.
Haw Haw Haw.
cuhulin

The coziness of DXing
 

In article ,
"Dorpmuller" wrote:

"lsmyer" wrote in message
...
Nothing compares to radio. It's truly magical.

Darn right! Internet "radio" doesn't do it for me... been fascinated with
the voice from far-off lands since I was a kid. (when you could still find
tube radios that people were throwing out!)

Internet streaming audio and video have their place but that place is
not supplanting radio.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

The coziness of DXing
 

"Telamon" wrote in message
..
..
In article , lsmyer
wrote:

Nothing compares to radio. It's truly magical.

Right on!

I agree. I love radio, especially HF Shortwave. I dont think I could ever
get trired of it. Some people try to say SW is dead, on it's way out, "it
aint what it used to be" etc. But, I can always find something to listen
to. I also love all the imperfections of listening. All the noise, hash and
pops, are music to my ears. Everything else we do now is all polished up,
DVD Video, CD quality audio, high definition, sat radio and on an on.
Shortwave signals are just plucked right of of thin air. That's the part I
love the most.



--
Telamon
Ventura, California

The coziness of DXing
 

In article ,
"SWL-2010" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
..
.
In article , lsmyer
wrote:

Nothing compares to radio. It's truly magical.

Right on!

I agree. I love radio, especially HF Shortwave. I dont think I could ever
get trired of it. Some people try to say SW is dead, on it's way out, "it
aint what it used to be" etc. But, I can always find something to listen
to. I also love all the imperfections of listening. All the noise, hash and
pops, are music to my ears. Everything else we do now is all polished up,
DVD Video, CD quality audio, high definition, sat radio and on an on.
Shortwave signals are just plucked right of of thin air. That's the part I
love the most.

You nailed it for me too. Good job. It's hard to find something more
exotic than what I hear on short wave.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

The coziness of DXing
 

On Dec 30, 5:40 pm, wrote:
dead of night wrote:
Maybe it's late at night. Maybe in the middle of the day with a cup
of tea. I'll catch a good DX station and hear something human: two
people talking or perhaps a radio host taking calls from listeners.
They could be talking politics or horror movies. I love listening to
radio. Will it last? There's nothing like a good radio and all the
entertainment available on the airwaves.Hopefully, nighttime AM DXing will be around for a while (atleast, it
looks that way in Canada), if HD Radio/IBOC is not approved for
nighttime (HD Radio will fail, anyway). Sometimes, I also listen to
Internet Radio,

- while I look at porn.

NRnr - Porn in a Plastic Mirror no less ~ RHF

The coziness of DXing
 

On Dec 30, 8:56 pm, wrote:
dead of night wrote:
Maybe it's late at night. Maybe in the middle of the day with a cup
of tea. I'll catch a good DX station and hear something human: two
people talking or perhaps a radio host taking calls from listeners.
They could be talking politics or horror movies. I love listening to
radio. Will it last? There's nothing like a good radio and all the
entertainment available on the airwaves.

- I'de rather cozy up to some, "young Oriental thing" !

NRnr,

Here you been badmouthing Cheap "Plastic" Chinese Junk :
Now we find out that you have an "Inflatable Lady" Made-in-China.

it boogles the mind - happy new years ~ RHF

The coziness of DXing
 

On Dec 31, 9:43 pm, "RHF" wrote:
On Dec 30, 8:56 pm, wrote:

dead of night wrote:
Maybe it's late at night. Maybe in the middle of the day with a cup
of tea. I'll catch a good DX station and hear something human: two
people talking or perhaps a radio host taking calls from listeners.
They could be talking politics or horror movies. I love listening to
radio. Will it last? There's nothing like a good radio and all the
entertainment available on the airwaves.- I'de rather cozy up to some, "young Oriental thing" !

- NRnr,
-
- Here you been badmouthing Cheap "Plastic" Chinese Junk :
- Now we find out that you have an "Inflatable Lady" Made-in-China.

Plastic Oops - I sure that when she was new :
she was beautiful and made of virgin vinyl :o)
-
- it boogles the mind - happy new years ~ RHF
- .
- .
- . .

The coziness of DXing
 

SWL-2010 wrote:
"Telamon" wrote in message
..
.
In article , lsmyer
wrote:

Nothing compares to radio. It's truly magical.

Right on!

I agree. I love radio, especially HF Shortwave. I dont think I could ever
get trired of it. Some people try to say SW is dead, on it's way out, "it
aint what it used to be" etc. But, I can always find something to listen
to. I also love all the imperfections of listening. All the noise, hash and
pops, are music to my ears. Everything else we do now is all polished up,
DVD Video, CD quality audio, high definition, sat radio and on an on.
Shortwave signals are just plucked right of of thin air. That's the part I
love the most.



--
Telamon
Ventura, California

I grew up in the 1960's as a SWL, but now, SWL is dying, and there is
nothing of value left on SW - just a bunch of religious crap.