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Old July 22nd 05, 11:42 PM
 
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It proves that you have basic working knowledge of a very efficient
form of communication that is used for emergency communications today
and tomorrow. It runs circles around audio communication and can be
much more effective. Under certain conditions, having the ability to
copy morse can can mean the difference between like and death.

Here! Here! Using common sense in a post will have the John Smiths of
the world chasing their tails. Then again, maybe thats not a half bad
idea.... You could call it, autobrownnosing. :/ MK

 
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