"grenner" wrote in message
...
I believe the 99 uses geribles
rather than hamsters thus having the longer tail that pulls in that extra
faint signal.

In the 99's manual on the page discussing the gerbil drive, there's a
warning that reads "WARNING: DO NOT INSERT GERBIL INTO ANUS."

Tom

Subject: RRS - Stupid Reply
From: Norbert Nocode
Date: 10/11/2003 6:37 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

On 11 Oct 2003 22:22:45 GMT, (Diverd4777) wrote:

In article , N8KDV

writes:

schnipp (Hic! Im mildly undder the affluence of incahol...)

One can always count on a Blap-O-Matic in those tough DXing situations, no
matter what model one chooses.


I've read that for picking up those hard to get Pirate transmissions

feeding the Gerbils Amphetamines.....

( Voids the factory Warrantee though..)

Perky little *******s !

Pics up stations that havent even turned their transmitter on..


I've found that by feeding the gerbils in my B-O-M 99 barbituates,
they slow down CW transmissions enough that even I can understand
them.

Norbert

- Theres some funny tweak you give the gerbils that is supposed to let you hear
YESTERDAYS SW transmissions;
- Well, I tried that one, got it all Bolluxed up
& ended up with Dinosaurs in my Living room.
dalm! went walkin through the wall,
Eatin the Neighbors Poodles &
taking huge dumps

- Who needt that !

Feh !!

Subject: RRS - Stupid Reply
From: (Chandler7600)
Date: 10/11/2003 7:55 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

Subject: RRS - Stupid Reply
From: Norbert Nocode
Date: 10/11/2003 6:37 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

On 11 Oct 2003 22:22:45 GMT, (Diverd4777) wrote:

In article , N8KDV

writes:

schnipp (Hic! Im mildly undder the affluence of incahol...)

One can always count on a Blap-O-Matic in those tough DXing situations, no
matter what model one chooses.


I've read that for picking up those hard to get Pirate transmissions

feeding the Gerbils Amphetamines.....

( Voids the factory Warrantee though..)

Perky little *******s !

Pics up stations that havent even turned their transmitter on..


I've found that by feeding the gerbils in my B-O-M 99 barbituates,
they slow down CW transmissions enough that even I can understand
them.

Norbert

- Theres some funny tweak you give the gerbils that is supposed to let you
hear
YESTERDAYS SW transmissions;
- Well, I tried that one, got it all Bolluxed up
& ended up with Dinosaurs in my Living room.
dalm! went walkin through the wall,
Eatin the Neighbors Poodles &
taking huge dumps

- Who needt that !

Feh !!


Yeah,
I tried that too; waned too

Dam . Dinosaurs walked rigt out of my living room
took a **** in the middle of the freeway.

Got a ticket, had to miss work to pay the fine.
Threw the radio in the garbage.

I always LIKE the " Not on target " comments;
- they add another layer of possibilities to the thread...


In article ,
(BlabittyBlahBlah) writes:


Don't you wish you had a dollar for every time you read a stupid reply to a
poster's question, like the following typical example?


ORIGINAL POSTER asks something like this:

I am thinking about getting a Blap-O-Matic 99 tabletop receiver. How well
does
this radio perform? Has anyone had any problems with it? Please share your
hands-on experience with your Blap-O-Matic 99. Thanks.



SOME IDIOT posts the following reply:

I don't know anything about the Blap-O-Matic 99, but I do have a Radio Snatch
XYZ-222, which seems to do a great job for a portable. It eats batteries,
though. I really like the little red signal strength LED.



AAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH !!!!!

"Diverd4777" wrote in message
...
I always LIKE the " Not on target " comments;
- they add another layer of possibilities to the thread...

Apparently the OP has never heard of "thread drift."

From now on, everyone keep changing the subject line to reflect exactly what
you're talking about in order to avoid upsetting Mr. Blab.

Tom

Ooooh. Somebody needs to decaffenate.


"BlabittyBlahBlah" wrote in message
...
Don't you wish you had a dollar for every time you read a stupid reply to
a
poster's question, like the following typical example?


ORIGINAL POSTER asks something like this:

I am thinking about getting a Blap-O-Matic 99 tabletop receiver. How well
does
this radio perform? Has anyone had any problems with it? Please share your
hands-on experience with your Blap-O-Matic 99. Thanks.



SOME IDIOT posts the following reply:

I don't know anything about the Blap-O-Matic 99, but I do have a Radio
Snatch
XYZ-222, which seems to do a great job for a portable. It eats batteries,
though. I really like the little red signal strength LED.



AAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH !!!!!

You call him an idiot, by doing so you most certainly show your own
ignorance. He had something to say and he said it. Perhaps, in his own
way, he's just trying to be part of the group? Back-off and give the man
some space.
"BlabittyBlahBlah" wrote in message
...
Don't you wish you had a dollar for every time you read a stupid reply to
a
poster's question, like the following typical example?


ORIGINAL POSTER asks something like this:

I am thinking about getting a Blap-O-Matic 99 tabletop receiver. How well
does
this radio perform? Has anyone had any problems with it? Please share your
hands-on experience with your Blap-O-Matic 99. Thanks.



SOME IDIOT posts the following reply:

I don't know anything about the Blap-O-Matic 99, but I do have a Radio
Snatch
XYZ-222, which seems to do a great job for a portable. It eats batteries,
though. I really like the little red signal strength LED.



AAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH !!!!!

AYE lad, that is why I prefer conversing with the dolphins and whales !

Cap





BlabittyBlahBlah wrote:
Don't you wish you had a dollar for every time you read a stupid reply to a
poster's question, like the following typical example?


ORIGINAL POSTER asks something like this:

I am thinking about getting a Blap-O-Matic 99 tabletop receiver. How well does
this radio perform? Has anyone had any problems with it? Please share your
hands-on experience with your Blap-O-Matic 99. Thanks.



SOME IDIOT posts the following reply:

I don't know anything about the Blap-O-Matic 99, but I do have a Radio Snatch
XYZ-222, which seems to do a great job for a portable. It eats batteries,
though. I really like the little red signal strength LED.



AAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH !!!!!