"Telamon" wrote in message
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There was no test at all. Never took a driver's test, either. A properly
processed application for either required no test.

You have stated this several times and it does not pass the smell test.
Why would any country issue a license to broadcast or transmit without a
proficiency test. The same goes for driving.

You don't get it, do you? The alternative to taking a driving test was to
make a gift of money to the appropriate person. It was SOP to put a S/.50
bill inside the license "brevet" which would be extracted as "fine payment"
if stopped; the alternative would be to have one's car impounded.

As to ham licenses, believe it or not, but some countries think that ham
operation is just like CB operation. The license is given to whoever wants
one.

"dxAce" wrote in message
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I don't think Edweenie knew too much about Ecuadorian culture in the 60's
either.
That is perhaps why he got caught with his pants down and was told to
leave the
country *at gunpoint*.


I knew a little too much about it and joined with El Tiempo in opposing the
military Junta government. My partner at one station, Carrousel in
Guayaquil, is now the mayor of that city and was nearly elected President a
few years ago.

David Eduardo wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
...

There was no test at all. Never took a driver's test, either. A properly
processed application for either required no test.

You have stated this several times and it does not pass the smell test.
Why would any country issue a license to broadcast or transmit without a
proficiency test. The same goes for driving.

You don't get it, do you?

You certainly don't.

The alternative to taking a driving test was to
make a gift of money to the appropriate person.

Hogwash.

It was SOP to put a S/.50
bill inside the license "brevet" which would be extracted as "fine payment"
if stopped; the alternative would be to have one's car impounded.

As to ham licenses, believe it or not, but some countries think that ham
operation is just like CB operation. The license is given to whoever wants
one.

You have never had an amateur license in any country, fairy.

"dxAce" wrote in message
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More BS from the King!

You would not recognize an ATU or a phasor if it walked up and gave you an
RF burn.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


I don't think Edweenie knew too much about Ecuadorian culture in the 60's
either.
That is perhaps why he got caught with his pants down and was told to
leave the
country *at gunpoint*.


I knew a little too much about it and joined with El Tiempo in opposing the
military Junta government. My partner at one station, Carrousel in
Guayaquil, is now the mayor of that city and was nearly elected President a
few years ago.

Nice, but you are full of ****, fairy.

You may return to toe tapping at your earliest convenience, boy!

And I would like to put heavy emphasis on the BOY!

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


The alternative to taking a driving test was to
make a gift of money to the appropriate person.

Hogwash.

It was also the way to avoid a "lengthy" tax audit. Or to get a telephone in
anything less than 2 years. Or to expedite clearing a package in customs. Or
to get official papers processed.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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More BS from the King!

You would not recognize an ATU or a phasor if it walked up and gave you an
RF burn.

You are sadly mistaken yet again, fairy.

Try again, after you pull it outta your faggot ass!

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


The alternative to taking a driving test was to
make a gift of money to the appropriate person.

Hogwash.

It was also the way to avoid a "lengthy" tax audit. Or to get a telephone in
anything less than 2 years. Or to expedite clearing a package in customs. Or
to get official papers processed.

Or to let your fairy ass hang out till they tired of you?

On Sep 8, 6:26 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"dxAce" wrote in message

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I don't think Edweenie knew too much about Ecuadorian culture in the 60's
either.
That is perhaps why he got caught with his pants down and was told to
leave the
country *at gunpoint*.

I knew a little too much about it and joined with El Tiempo in opposing the
military Junta government. My partner at one station, Carrousel in
Guayaquil, is now the mayor of that city and was nearly elected President a
few years ago.

Yawn. Tardo's on the crapper again. Anybody got a match?

On Sep 8, 6:31 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"dxAce" wrote in message

...



The alternative to taking a driving test was to
make a gift of money to the appropriate person.

Hogwash.

It was also the way to avoid a "lengthy" tax audit. Or to get a telephone in
anything less than 2 years. Or to expedite clearing a package in customs. Or
to get official papers processed.

If you're going to make this crap up, at LEAST make an effort to make
it sound plausible. That's not asking too much...is it?