"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

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wrote:

Is that bad news for Eduardo?

Just getting up in the morning and having to fake it through another
day
is bad
news for 'Eduardo'.

It's not good or bad news. It is one company which wants to further study
and maybe request modifications of night HD. What the bad news is has to
do
with the declining and ageing listenership of AM... HD was a hope that
had a
slim chance of reversing this.

What will reverse your mental illness?

Only news that you had ceased being a racist bigot and had moved to Canada
would make me smile in this ng.

David Frackelton Gleason, proving yet again that he's not the brightest splotch
of pain on the piñata, wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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wrote:

Is that bad news for Eduardo?

Just getting up in the morning and having to fake it through another
day
is bad
news for 'Eduardo'.

It's not good or bad news. It is one company which wants to further study
and maybe request modifications of night HD. What the bad news is has to
do
with the declining and ageing listenership of AM... HD was a hope that
had a
slim chance of reversing this.

What will reverse your mental illness?

Only news that you had ceased being a racist bigot and had moved to Canada
would make me smile in this ng.

Awwww... poor little fake boy with the fake amateur license!

LMFAO

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Awwww... poor little fake boy with the fake amateur license!


You are a jingoist xenophobe, who does not realize that in many places in
the world, particularly 40 to 50 years ago, a test was not a requirement for
a ham license.

David Edtardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Awwww... poor little fake boy with the fake amateur license!


You are a jingoist xenophobe, who does not realize that in many places in
the world, particularly 40 to 50 years ago, a test was not a requirement for
a ham license.

Absolutely pathological... there is no record of you ever having a valid amateur
radio license!

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Edtardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Awwww... poor little fake boy with the fake amateur license!


You are a jingoist xenophobe, who does not realize that in many places in
the world, particularly 40 to 50 years ago, a test was not a requirement
for
a ham license.

Absolutely pathological... there is no record of you ever having a valid
amateur
radio license!

There is no record of lots of things in less developed countries. So what?

When I was offered a general manager's job in Mexico City in the 70's, I
pointed out that I was not a born Mexican citizen, as the law required. The
owner said that this was not even a minor issue, and explained that many
equivalents of the county courthouse had burnt down, been destroyed, etc.,
since my date of birth, and he would find one; sworn statements by residents
of the locality would be accepted as proof of birth and, thus, citizenship.
Voila! Instant citizen.

Of course, you think that Ecuador had a test for ham licenses in the 60's.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha h. That's funny.

In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Edtardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Awwww... poor little fake boy with the fake amateur license!


You are a jingoist xenophobe, who does not realize that in many places in
the world, particularly 40 to 50 years ago, a test was not a requirement
for
a ham license.

Absolutely pathological... there is no record of you ever having a valid
amateur
radio license!

There is no record of lots of things in less developed countries. So what?

When I was offered a general manager's job in Mexico City in the 70's, I
pointed out that I was not a born Mexican citizen, as the law required. The
owner said that this was not even a minor issue, and explained that many
equivalents of the county courthouse had burnt down, been destroyed, etc.,
since my date of birth, and he would find one; sworn statements by residents
of the locality would be accepted as proof of birth and, thus, citizenship.
Voila! Instant citizen.

Of course, you think that Ecuador had a test for ham licenses in the 60's.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha h. That's funny.

Would say you were easily amused? I would.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

"Telamon" wrote in message
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Would say you were easily amused? I would.


I find it amusing that a dxer who is so full of himself as to call himself
an "ace" in the hobby knows so little about the cultures and idiosyncrasies
of other nations. It makes me doubt he even DXes.

On Oct 6, 9:56 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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David Edtardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Awwww... poor little fake boy with the fake amateur license!

You are a jingoist xenophobe, who does not realize that in many places in
the world, particularly 40 to 50 years ago, a test was not a requirement
for
a ham license.

Absolutely pathological... there is no record of you ever having a valid
amateur
radio license!

There is no record of lots of things in less developed countries. So what?

When I was offered a general manager's job in Mexico City in the 70's, I
pointed out that I was not a born Mexican citizen, as the law required. The
owner said that this was not even a minor issue, and explained that many
equivalents of the county courthouse had burnt down, been destroyed, etc.,
since my date of birth, and he would find one; sworn statements by residents
of the locality would be accepted as proof of birth and, thus, citizenship.
Voila! Instant citizen.

Of course, you think that Ecuador had a test for ham licenses in the 60's.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha h. That's funny.- Hide quoted text -

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You're lying. You've lied about your name, your job title, your
ethnicity and your academic background. And now we're supposed to
believe you about your ham license? Lol.

"Steve" wrote in message
oups.com...

You're lying. You've lied about your name,

Nope. I have a name given at baptism in addition to birth names. Common
practice,

your job title,

NAB made a mistake in the title on a convention program on tehe web... big
deal.

your
ethnicity

Ethnoically, I am Irish & Celt.

("Hispanic" is not an ethnicity)

and your academic background.

It's perfectly clear.

And now we're supposed to
believe you about your ham license? Lo

Well, as long as idiots like you think there ewas a license test, it does
not matter. When you could get a major market commercial FM license in a
day, with nothing more than a letter requesting it, how hard could a ham
license have been?

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Edtardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Awwww... poor little fake boy with the fake amateur license!


You are a jingoist xenophobe, who does not realize that in many places in
the world, particularly 40 to 50 years ago, a test was not a requirement
for
a ham license.

Absolutely pathological... there is no record of you ever having a valid
amateur
radio license!

There is no record of lots of things in less developed countries. So what?

When I was offered a general manager's job in Mexico City in the 70's, I
pointed out that I was not a born Mexican citizen, as the law required. The
owner said that this was not even a minor issue, and explained that many
equivalents of the county courthouse had burnt down, been destroyed, etc.,
since my date of birth, and he would find one; sworn statements by residents
of the locality would be accepted as proof of birth and, thus, citizenship.

So... Mexicans lie as much as you do? Sounds like your kind of country, oh faux
one!