TinyTenna Anonymous - We're here to help.
 

I think it's time for a Twelve Step program in rrs. And it's not going
to be just for those of you who are negatively obsessed with me, my
product or my business. But those of you who SUPPOSEDLY support me, my
product or my business...and then start up these trolls every couple of
months because you've got nothing better to do with your lives.

Now the First Step will be: You have to admit that you are POWERLESS.
Whether they are negative OR positive thoughts about the TT, the
business as a whole....or the owner....you HAVE TO admit that you are
powerless to let go! You have to admit that it takes up an
unreasonable amount of your time and your life!

Anybody is welcome to start. Just state your name, and tell us your
story regarding your obsession with the TT, DWM or Bill.....

My name is Bill. And I will be your group leader....

Don't be shy. Just speak your mind. You are among friends.....

" wrote:

I think it's time for a Twelve Step program in rrs. And it's not going
to be just for those of you who are negatively obsessed with me, my
product or my business. But those of you who SUPPOSEDLY support me, my
product or my business...and then start up these trolls every couple of
months because you've got nothing better to do with your lives.

Now the First Step will be: You have to admit that you are POWERLESS.
Whether they are negative OR positive thoughts about the TT, the
business as a whole....or the owner....you HAVE TO admit that you are
powerless to let go! You have to admit that it takes up an
unreasonable amount of your time and your life!

Anybody is welcome to start. Just state your name, and tell us your
story regarding your obsession with the TT, DWM or Bill.....

My name is Bill. And I will be your group leader....

Don't be shy. Just speak your mind. You are among friends.....

Hi Bill, I'm Steve, and unlike others, I'm not a TinyTenna 'holic...

Your antenna's are pieces of crap... and as a long time DX'er I can state that
as a matter of fact.

No self respecting DX'er would ever use one of your antennas.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

Thank you for being first Steve in Holland, Michigan

You are in denial. Please....tell us when/where this obsession first
began.... And why has it taken up your time.

Also tell us why you can't seem to make the grade when it comes to
amateur radio. Isn't that what you REALLY want to do??? This bragging
about being a DX'er means little to anyone. Why do you feel the need
to express this? Does it make you feel more important? Do you suffer
from low self esteem??

Go ahead....you're among friends....please continue.....

" wrote:

Thank you for being first Steve in Holland, Michigan

You are in denial. Please....tell us when/where this obsession first
began.... And why has it taken up your time.

Also tell us why you can't seem to make the grade when it comes to
amateur radio. Isn't that what you REALLY want to do??? This bragging
about being a DX'er means little to anyone. Why do you feel the need
to express this? Does it make you feel more important? Do you suffer
from low self esteem??

Go ahead....you're among friends....please continue.....

The grade? I've got a General Class license... (same as you) and I'll bet I was
licensed before you.

LMAO at the 'tard who tries to sucker folks into buying a TinyTenna!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

" wrote:

Thank you for being first Steve in Holland, Michigan

You are in denial. Please....tell us when/where this obsession first
began.... And why has it taken up your time.

Also tell us why you can't seem to make the grade when it comes to
amateur radio. Isn't that what you REALLY want to do??? This bragging
about being a DX'er means little to anyone. Why do you feel the need
to express this? Does it make you feel more important? Do you suffer
from low self esteem??

Low self esteem...? Everything you got is 'tiny' 'tard boy!

LMAO at you... you've been a joke in hobby circles for years!

Sure, you get a few 'suckers', but so do the folks who fish out on Lake
Michigan.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

No, we're not talking about that. It seems you don't want to
PARTICIPATE in amateur radio. Why??? You are still stuck in the world
of shortwave. Why, Steve??? A lot of nice scanners and shortwave, but
where is all of your ham
gear, Steve?? Instead of cuasing problems in here, you could be on
amateur radio having a great time.

We're here to help. Continue Steve....

No, I'm not the joke in hobby circles. It is YOU. You give shortwave
and ham radio a very bad reputation. Why so bitter???

Go on.....

" wrote:

No, we're not talking about that. It seems you don't want to
PARTICIPATE in amateur radio. Why??? You are still stuck in the world
of shortwave. Why, Steve??? A lot of nice scanners and shortwave, but
where is all of your ham
gear, Steve?? Instead of cuasing problems in here, you could be on
amateur radio having a great time.

I actually prefer SW broadcast DX'ing...

If you prefer amateur radio, just what the hell are you doin HERE, 'tard boy?

That's the big question.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

" wrote:

No, I'm not the joke in hobby circles. It is YOU.

I don't think so, 'tard boy.

How do I give ham radio a bad name?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

" wrote:

No, we're not talking about that. It seems you don't want to
PARTICIPATE in amateur radio. Why??? You are still stuck in the world
of shortwave. Why, Steve??? A lot of nice scanners and shortwave, but
where is all of your ham
gear, Steve?? Instead of cuasing problems in here, you could be on
amateur radio having a great time.

Instead of 'cuasing' problems in here, you could be on amateur radio having a
great time.

Once again, what the HELL are you doing here then, 'tard boy?

Simply trying to sell your junk?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Just look at the way you act in rrs. I hang out
on 147.06 down here. My antenna is high enough,
I pick up your repeater. Your behavior
is discussed, believe me.

But I, on the other hand, am well respected. I have
retailers from Sweden to California. From Florida
to Michigan. I've been featured in every ham magazine
known to man. But what have you really contributed
to the hobby, Steve???

Please....let me help you....

Well Bill,

I guess I need to go a head and tell you where I have been and what I
have been doing. Then maybe I won't have to worry about telling you any
longer.

I have been at The Thomas Edison Center for the Treatment of
Technoholics in Woodside Ca, just outside of Silicon Valley. It's a
wonderful 40 acre spread, run by a Dr. Douglass Alligood.

The very first thing I did to get in trouble was try to hide my Tiny
Tina Supper Antenna in my underwear. The first 24 hours were the worst, I
was placed in detoxification with only a kerosene lamp and a few hardcover
books. No phone calls, or television. Communication was limited to face to
face conversation with staffers regarding nineteenth-century pastimes.

After completing detoxification I started occupational therapy,
relearning basic skills such as dialing a rotary phone, writing on paper
with a pen and long division without the aid of a calculator. Recreation
hour was spent mastering the Bill's yo-yo antenna.

In the evening, meetings were held on the rolling lawn in front of the
main house, it was there where technoholics shared their troubled histories.
I discovered I was not alone.

Ted, a stockbroker from Los Angeles told how he hit rock bottom when he
was stuck in his garage for three days when his garage door opener failed.
He didn't realize he could have just opened the door until after he got to
the Edison Center.

A girl named Ann became a tectnoholic after she got call waiting on her
telephone. She said she never thought she would become an addict, one day
she woke up to find herself standing around the mall waiting for Sharper
Images to open. After call waiting she got three way calling and from there
things just snowballed. She maxed out her credit cards on things like
portable fax machines and two-inch TVs.

The worst thing was the kids. There was a ten year old boy named Billy
who had been bought in by his grandparents. His father is a computer analyst
in Palo Alto. He didn't even beleive there used to be clocks with hands on
them.

Dr. Alligood has a 85% success rate with his treatment, I was not one of
them. The third day there I was able to get away and was recovered in town
playing the videos. I just hung in there through the reintegration training
to the modern world. I was forced to watch black & white TV with rabbit ears
and no remote control, use a rotary dial phone, take a course in penmanship
and learn to use a 1960 electric typewriter.

When I was leaving they asked me to acknowledge that I was powerless in
the face of technology. They said only then could I start the healing
process.

I couldn't wait to get my old Volvo on the road and listen to my virtual
reality machine so I could transport my consciousness into artificial
electronic Zen.

I now have headphones build into my cowboy hat, just like my bicycling
helmet, I look like a nice little man driving his old Volvo with a wonderful
smile on my face. I have covered the inside of the windshield with Mind
Altering Moodscapes to help with the mood as I pop my "SUPER MIND ZYGON
POWER PILLS" I find that I can induce a hypnotic trance then while my mind
is primed I can load pre-recorded behavioral mindscripts in to "MY SUPER
MIND".

Yo Dude, I have to get on with the transition so I'll close for today.
Be cool, keep the faith.

" wrote:

Just look at the way you act in rrs. I hang out
on 147.06 down here. My antenna is high enough,
I pick up your repeater. Your behavior
is discussed, believe me.

Really? I monitor it and havn't heard a word about my behaviour... if your
antenna is indeed high enough let's get on and talk. I'm monitoring it!

I think you're full of ****!

But I, on the other hand, am well respected. I have
retailers from Sweden to California. From Florida
to Michigan. I've been featured in every ham magazine
known to man. But what have you really contributed
to the hobby, Steve???

Paid advertising? Hell, I could gain 'respect' that way.

LMAO at the 'tard.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Paid advertising? Hell, I could gain 'respect' that way.

No, sir. Product reviews, features in columns, new products, etc.

Contact Mr. Dave Ingram at CQ for further info.

I'm sitting here. Get on and say something. I'll come back to this
group and tell you waht you said....

Never mind. I hear you. You messed up my call at first....

" wrote:

Just look at the way you act in rrs. I hang out
on 147.06 down here. My antenna is high enough,
I pick up your repeater. Your behavior
is discussed, believe me.

I just called you 'tard boy... pick up your microphone!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

K8DAA Repeater...
1450 hours was just said....

I can't answer you. My tone is set for Hillsdale County.

You're just a kid, aren't you????

"Burr" wrote in message
news:NKJWd.72602$Dc.22752@trnddc06...
Well Bill,

I guess I need to go a head and tell you where I have been and what I
have been doing. Then maybe I won't have to worry about telling you any
longer.

I have been at The Thomas Edison Center for the Treatment of
Technoholics in Woodside Ca, just outside of Silicon Valley. It's a
wonderful 40 acre spread, run by a Dr. Douglass Alligood.

The very first thing I did to get in trouble was try to hide my Tiny
Tina Supper Antenna in my underwear. The first 24 hours were the worst, I
was placed in detoxification with only a kerosene lamp and a few hardcover
books. No phone calls, or television. Communication was limited to face to
face conversation with staffers regarding nineteenth-century pastimes.

After completing detoxification I started occupational therapy,
relearning basic skills such as dialing a rotary phone, writing on paper
with a pen and long division without the aid of a calculator. Recreation
hour was spent mastering the Bill's yo-yo antenna.

In the evening, meetings were held on the rolling lawn in front of the
main house, it was there where technoholics shared their troubled
histories.
I discovered I was not alone.

Ted, a stockbroker from Los Angeles told how he hit rock bottom when
he
was stuck in his garage for three days when his garage door opener failed.
He didn't realize he could have just opened the door until after he got to
the Edison Center.

A girl named Ann became a tectnoholic after she got call waiting on
her
telephone. She said she never thought she would become an addict, one day
she woke up to find herself standing around the mall waiting for Sharper
Images to open. After call waiting she got three way calling and from
there
things just snowballed. She maxed out her credit cards on things like
portable fax machines and two-inch TVs.

The worst thing was the kids. There was a ten year old boy named Billy
who had been bought in by his grandparents. His father is a computer
analyst
in Palo Alto. He didn't even beleive there used to be clocks with hands on
them.

Dr. Alligood has a 85% success rate with his treatment, I was not one
of
them. The third day there I was able to get away and was recovered in town
playing the videos. I just hung in there through the reintegration
training
to the modern world. I was forced to watch black & white TV with rabbit
ears
and no remote control, use a rotary dial phone, take a course in
penmanship
and learn to use a 1960 electric typewriter.

When I was leaving they asked me to acknowledge that I was powerless
in
the face of technology. They said only then could I start the healing
process.

I couldn't wait to get my old Volvo on the road and listen to my
virtual
reality machine so I could transport my consciousness into artificial
electronic Zen.

I now have headphones build into my cowboy hat, just like my bicycling
helmet, I look like a nice little man driving his old Volvo with a
wonderful
smile on my face. I have covered the inside of the windshield with Mind
Altering Moodscapes to help with the mood as I pop my "SUPER MIND ZYGON
POWER PILLS" I find that I can induce a hypnotic trance then while my mind
is primed I can load pre-recorded behavioral mindscripts in to "MY SUPER
MIND".

Yo Dude, I have to get on with the transition so I'll close for today.
Be cool, keep the faith.



LOFU__KINL !!We gotta have a beer sometime burr. your too much.

B.H.

" wrote:

Just look at the way you act in rrs. I hang out
on 147.06 down here. My antenna is high enough,
I pick up your repeater. Your behavior
is discussed, believe me.

I just called you several times 'tard boy... got no response.

Maybe you don't know how to access the repeater!

Crawl back in your hole.

LMAO

dxAce
Michigan
USA

It seems you don't want to
PARTICIPATE in amateur radio. Why??? You are still stuck in the world
of shortwave. Why, Steve??? A lot of nice scanners and shortwave, but
where is all of your ham
gear, Steve??
Instead of cuasing problems in here, you could be on
amateur radio having a great time.

Jeez! He brags about having a license but doesn't get on the air.
I'm sure he feels more comfortable hiding behind a keyboard than
talking into a mic. On the air he wouldn't get away with all the crap
he posts here. That's why he's here and not there.

What's you tone up there in Holland????

In article ,
dxAce wrote:

" wrote:

Just look at the way you act in rrs. I hang out
on 147.06 down here. My antenna is high enough,
I pick up your repeater. Your behavior
is discussed, believe me.

I just called you several times 'tard boy... got no response.

Maybe you don't know how to access the repeater!

Crawl back in your hole.

LMAO

He is to busy on Usenet with his recently created sock puppets to talk
on the radio.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

blindasabat wrote:

It seems you don't want to
PARTICIPATE in amateur radio. Why??? You are still stuck in the world
of shortwave. Why, Steve??? A lot of nice scanners and shortwave, but
where is all of your ham
gear, Steve??
Instead of cuasing problems in here, you could be on
amateur radio having a great time.

Jeez! He brags about having a license but doesn't get on the air.
I'm sure he feels more comfortable hiding behind a keyboard than
talking into a mic. On the air he wouldn't get away with all the crap
he posts here. That's why he's here and not there.

LMAO at the 'tard who hasn't a damn clue!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

" wrote:

I can't answer you. My tone is set for Hillsdale County.

You don't know how to reset it, 'tard?

Damn... so much for having that general class license!

Sitting here laughing my ass off at the boastful 'tard!

dxAce
Michigan
USA



You're just a kid, aren't you????

" wrote:

What's you tone up there in Holland????

You can't find it 'tard boy?

Damn... you are one stupid piece of ****!

LOLOLOLOLOOL

You are the class of ham we don't need!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

What is your tone?????????????????????????????????????????????? ???

" wrote:

What's you tone up there in Holland????

'What's you tone'... LMAO at the 'tard who can't work a two-meter radio!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Sounds like a Load of **** to me.
cuhulin

" wrote:

What is your tone?????????????????????????????????????????????? ???

Go look it up 'tard....

Get a clue!

I already signed off after calling you several times.

You come to a gunfight, it's best not to bring a knife, 'tard.

LMAO at the 'tard boy.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Do your parents know you act this way????

Told ya I OWN Telamon!!

LOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!

wrote in message
oups.com...
Do your parents know you act this way????


Common Bill. You like to scrap just as hard as Steve. Don't puss out now.

B.H.

Many years ago,every year at the Mississippi State Fair which is held
here in Jackson every October,there used to be a guy who always showed
up at the Fair over by the Exibition buildings.He always had the hood of
his old car popped open and he was always hawking a gadget that was
supposed to give cars more Horsepower and more Miles per Gallon and make
car engines run much more Smoothly.Just Listen To That Engine Roar with
all of that increased Horsepower,Folks! I don't remember the name of
those Phoney Baloney gadgets (I fell for that one) but he would stick
those gadgets between the ignition coil wire and the distributor on the
engine of his old car.Every time I think about my Worthless Tiny-Tenna,I
think about that old guy at the Fair pulling the wool over those folks
who were foolish enough to Waste their Money on those gadgets.
cuhulin

According to you,I am giving Jackson,Mississippi a bad name too.I don't
believe a word of that Nonsense either.
cuhulin

There is an old Country Song that goes something like this, We got
marrieddd in a feverrrrrrrr,,,,,, Hotter! than Brussels
sproutsssss,,,,,,,, We are going to Jacksonnnnnnn,,,,,,, Look Out
Jackson townnnnnnnnn,,,,,,,,

A guy in Chicago once road his bicycle from Chicago to Biloxi (this is
True) to visit his sister.Not far North of Jackson an old timer told him
to steer clear of Jackson because Jackson is full of prostitutes and
politicians and you can't tell the difference between any of them.
cuhulin

Contact ME! I Own a Worthless Tiny-Tenna and I am sort of a
Technoholic.I think I will stay away from Palo wherever it is too.
cuhulin

When I was in boot camp at Fort Gordon,Georgia,November and December of
1962.Us Lean Mean Fighting Machines were told by one of our D.I.'s,,,,
(Drill Instructors) There Are NO! Excuses For Excuses! and I believe
that to this day too.
cuhulin

wrote in message
oups.com...
No, we're not talking about that. It seems you don't want to
PARTICIPATE in amateur radio. Why??? You are still stuck in the world
of shortwave. Why, Steve??? A lot of nice scanners and shortwave, but
where is all of your ham
gear, Steve?? Instead of cuasing problems in here, you could be on
amateur radio having a great time.

Just because someone doesn't want to participate in amateur radio doesn't
mean they are technically illiterate. I am both a ham and SWL'er and
sometimes I get bored with amateur radio even though I'm into digital modes,
CW operating, QRP, homebrewing, SSTV, and beaconing. But my first love is
and always will be HF listening. Personally I go in turns, listening to
utes for a while, then maybe getting on the ham bands and chatting for a
while.

But don't insinuate that because someone enjoys SWLing that they don't also
enjoy amateur radio. Despite Steve's faults I have seen some good
information come from his direction.

--
Tom Sevart
Frontenac, KS
http://www.geocities.com/n2uhc

"Tom Sevart" wrote in message
...

wrote in message
oups.com...
No, we're not talking about that. It seems you don't want to
PARTICIPATE in amateur radio. Why??? You are still stuck in the world
of shortwave. Why, Steve??? A lot of nice scanners and shortwave, but
where is all of your ham
gear, Steve?? Instead of cuasing problems in here, you could be on
amateur radio having a great time.

Just because someone doesn't want to participate in amateur radio doesn't
mean they are technically illiterate. I am both a ham and SWL'er and
sometimes I get bored with amateur radio even though I'm into digital
modes,
CW operating, QRP, homebrewing, SSTV, and beaconing. But my first love is
and always will be HF listening. Personally I go in turns, listening to
utes for a while, then maybe getting on the ham bands and chatting for a
while.

But don't insinuate that because someone enjoys SWLing that they don't
also
enjoy amateur radio. Despite Steve's faults I have seen some good
information come from his direction.

--
Tom Sevart
Frontenac, KS
http://www.geocities.com/n2uhc



We need more guys like you in here Tom.

--
73 and good DXing.
Brian
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A lot of radios and 100' of rusty wire!
Zumbrota, Southern MN
Brian's Radio Universe
http://webpages.charter.net/brianhill/

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Tom Sevart wrote:

wrote in message
oups.com...
No, we're not talking about that. It seems you don't want to
PARTICIPATE in amateur radio. Why??? You are still stuck in the world
of shortwave. Why, Steve??? A lot of nice scanners and shortwave, but
where is all of your ham
gear, Steve?? Instead of cuasing problems in here, you could be on
amateur radio having a great time.

Just because someone doesn't want to participate in amateur radio doesn't
mean they are technically illiterate. I am both a ham and SWL'er and
sometimes I get bored with amateur radio even though I'm into digital modes,
CW operating, QRP, homebrewing, SSTV, and beaconing. But my first love is
and always will be HF listening. Personally I go in turns, listening to
utes for a while, then maybe getting on the ham bands and chatting for a
while.

But don't insinuate that because someone enjoys SWLing that they don't also
enjoy amateur radio. Despite Steve's faults I have seen some good
information come from his direction.

Thanks Tom... I appreciate the thought.

dxAce
Michigan
USA