"dxAce" " wrote in message
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A DXer in my book is more than someone who claims to have heard a bunch
of
stations and countries.

Please elaborate...

How about things like a DXer being helpful to other DXers, participatory in
DX clubs, one who learns from their listening, one who is interested in
broadcasting, one who is interested in technical aspects of propagation or
transmission, etc. Not every DXer is going to fill all these qualities, but
most of the good ones have many of them to their credit.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" " wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

And this is about
your attempts to spin "radio station" into an ID for a specific radio
station.

But I didn't ID it, stem.

Yes, you did. You stated that the "other" station was "radio difusora."
Radio Difusora means, "radio station" and is not an ID of a station.

Read it again, 'tard boy.

LMFAO at the clueless Frackelton.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" " wrote in message
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Someone who has lived about 47 years in Latin America or its equivalent
and
only 13 in non-Hispanic US, most of which were pre-school years,

Pre-school? You grew up in Cleveland, Ohio.

I left when I was 13, and only made occasional visits to it after that time.
In other words, I grew up outside the US.

Keep working on that story, boy.

Now be a good boy and prance away!

LMFAO

dxAce
Michigan
USA

David Eduardo wrote:

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dxAce wrote:

junius wrote:

For the love of God, let's let this thread die...

I certainly was willing to let it die (It was merely a logging report),
but no,
our favourite flaming 'tard boy David Eduardo (the one who refuses to
admit that
he indeed grew up in Cleveland, Ohio) decided he had some obscure point
to make,
so on it went!

Fun!

In retrospect I'm surprised he didn't try and bust me for the spelling of
the
country name as well.

Brazil rather than Brasil.

But Brazil is the correct English spelling. You are obfuscating again.

Prance boy! Prance!

LMFAO... I know another fellow who uses the word obfuscating all the time. He's
a 'tard just like you.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" " wrote in message
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A DXer in my book is more than someone who claims to have heard a bunch
of
stations and countries.

Please elaborate...

How about things like a DXer being helpful to other DXers, participatory in
DX clubs, one who learns from their listening, one who is interested in
broadcasting, one who is interested in technical aspects of propagation or
transmission, etc. Not every DXer is going to fill all these qualities, but
most of the good ones have many of them to their credit.

Gee, I do all of that.

LMFAO at the clueless prancing 'tard boy yet again!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"dxAce" " wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" " wrote in message
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A DXer in my book is more than someone who claims to have heard a
bunch
of
stations and countries.

Please elaborate...

How about things like a DXer being helpful to other DXers, participatory
in
DX clubs, one who learns from their listening, one who is interested in
broadcasting, one who is interested in technical aspects of propagation
or
transmission, etc. Not every DXer is going to fill all these qualities,
but
most of the good ones have many of them to their credit.

Gee, I do all of that.

How is calling everyone a tard helping the hobby?

In article ,
dxAce " wrote:

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" " wrote in message
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A DXer in my book is more than someone who claims to have heard
a bunch of stations and countries.

Snip

Well you do have the QSL cards so then you can backup your claim.

I also sniped the fun news groups.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" " wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" " wrote in message
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A DXer in my book is more than someone who claims to have heard a
bunch
of
stations and countries.

Please elaborate...

How about things like a DXer being helpful to other DXers, participatory
in
DX clubs, one who learns from their listening, one who is interested in
broadcasting, one who is interested in technical aspects of propagation
or
transmission, etc. Not every DXer is going to fill all these qualities,
but
most of the good ones have many of them to their credit.

Gee, I do all of that.

How is calling everyone a tard helping the hobby?

Everyone?

Panties still in a knot, 'tard boy?

LMFAO at the clueless prancing stem, yet again.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Telamon wrote:

In article ,
dxAce " wrote:

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" " wrote in message
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A DXer in my book is more than someone who claims to have heard
a bunch of stations and countries.

Snip

Well you do have the QSL cards so then you can backup your claim.

Yeah, I do have a few.

Lousy darn weather here today, 34 degrees and thunderstorms moving through all
afternoon and into the evening.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

In article ,
dxAce " wrote:

Telamon wrote:

In article ,
dxAce " wrote:

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" " wrote in message
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A DXer in my book is more than someone who claims to have heard
a bunch of stations and countries.

Snip

Well you do have the QSL cards so then you can backup your claim.

Yeah, I do have a few.

Lousy darn weather here today, 34 degrees and thunderstorms moving through all
afternoon and into the evening.

Nice sunny day here. A little cool though at 60 degrees. We are supposed
to get some rain starting tomorrow Friday and Saturday but it is
predicted not be very much.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California