dxAce wrote:
an old friend wrote:

dxAce wrote:
"John S." wrote:

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Same old tired excuse thrown out by those who are too lazy and unwilling to
learn.

nah your post was the same tired chestnut of a hypocrtie that is more
in frat boy stuff than radio

Probably more 'into' radio than you are, 'tard boy!
you have admited otherwise

LMFAO at the lazy brain stem yet again.

lazy? right you like some guys on RRAP don't have naloow for disent

disgusting but it is your right to be disgusting if you choose

dxAce
Michigan
USA

an old friend wrote:

dxAce wrote:
an old friend wrote:

dxAce wrote:
"John S." wrote:

cut
Same old tired excuse thrown out by those who are too lazy and unwilling to
learn.

nah your post was the same tired chestnut of a hypocrtie that is more
in frat boy stuff than radio

Probably more 'into' radio than you are, 'tard boy!
you have admited otherwise

LMFAO at the lazy brain stem yet again.

lazy? right you like some guys on RRAP don't have naloow for disent

'naloow'?

'Tard boy code?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

I have to watch Thunderball 007 not shaken movie on Radio tv now.The
flick has just now started.
cuhulin

Yep. And putting aside the whole debate over whether or not the code
is an anachronism, I can't imagine that learning Morse would be *that*
arduous a task, especially if you're only talkin' about 5 WPM. The
code is relatively straightforward. Standard Roman alphabet as we use
in the English language. Then you've got your numbers and minimal
punctuation. No special characters to speak of.

http://www.babbage.demon.co.uk/morseabc.html

junius


wrote:
If I get my one finger huntin n peckin in high gear on this hear cute
little wireless battery powered keyboard,I can easily (and most times I
do) type more than five words per minute.I know,I know,it isn't the same
as learning Morse Code,but if I want to talk to Ham Radio Operators on a
Ham Radio,I wont gripe about learning some Morse Code.
cuhulin

dxAce wrote:
an old friend wrote:
cut

'Tard boy code?

ever thought being civil?

I doubt it

dxAce
Michigan
USA

junius wrote:
Yep. And putting aside the whole debate over whether or not the code
is an anachronism, I can't imagine that learning Morse would be *that*
arduous a task, especially if you're only talkin' about 5 WPM. The
code is relatively straightforward. Standard Roman alphabet as we use
in the English language. Then you've got your numbers and minimal
punctuation. No special characters to speak of.

you are simply lacking in igmaination but then most people don't care
much about the realities of disablities


http://www.babbage.demon.co.uk/morseabc.html

junius


wrote:
If I get my one finger huntin n peckin in high gear on this hear cute
little wireless battery powered keyboard,I can easily (and most times I
do) type more than five words per minute.I know,I know,it isn't the same
as learning Morse Code,but if I want to talk to Ham Radio Operators on a
Ham Radio,I wont gripe about learning some Morse Code.
cuhulin

an old friend wrote:

dxAce wrote:
an old friend wrote:
cut

'Tard boy code?

ever thought being civil?

I doubt it

Ever thought about making sense?

I doubt it!

LMFAO at the dumbass 'tard.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:
an old friend wrote:

dxAce wrote:
an old friend wrote:
cut

'Tard boy code?

ever thought being civil?

LMFAO at the dumbass 'tard.

obvious you are just an old man that can't be polite and therefore you
are not fit to be out in polite society

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:
an old friend wrote:

dxAce wrote:
an old friend wrote:
cut

'Tard boy code?

ever thought being civil?

I doubt it

Ever thought about making sense?

I doubt it!

LMFAO at the dumbass 'tard.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Standard fare from our resident Ace.

John S. wrote:
dxAce wrote:
an old friend wrote:

dxAce wrote:
an old friend wrote:
cut

'Tard boy code?

ever thought being civil?

I doubt it

Ever thought about making sense?

I doubt it!

LMFAO at the dumbass 'tard.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Standard fare from our resident Ace.

indeed he does tempt to want to over ride the 1st amendment and want to
muzzle him but I have too great a respect of those rights