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  1. 11-08-2007 04:05 PM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by jedfxg
    ha, ha, ha. just as i suspected. what did mommy make for dinner? do ou have a space heater down there? what about a bathroom? haev you ever been with a woman?


    i can picture all this in my head. In a room in the basemnt lol lol
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  2. 11-08-2007 05:02 PM #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by jedfxg
    ray, does your mommy bring your dinner to the basement for you as you scan the FCC website looking for postings to cut and paste onto this website. i damn near find that funnier than the whole i am bette than you cause i got a license to talk on the radio bit you do. i got a license to drive a really big truck, does that make me better than you? no, but if i hit you wth my really big truck it will hurt worse than if you hit me with your big "ham" radio.

    WHERE did I say ANYTHING about "better"?

    I have a license to fly an airplane OVER your widdle twuck. If I crash into you it would hurt both of us! And I used to drive a 45 foot lowboy, too.

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  3. 11-08-2007 05:48 PM #23
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    Ray,

    You are a JOKE !!!!!

    We will continue to use the 10 meter til hell freezes over !!! Not one thing you can do about it !!!!
  4. 11-08-2007 06:26 PM #24
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    Did I miss a good thread somewhere? :shock:
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  5. 11-09-2007 08:13 AM #25
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigDiesel
    Ray,

    You are a JOKE !!!!!

    We will continue to use the 10 meter til hell freezes over !!! Not one thing you can do about it !!!!
    This is really getting old

    Did I miss a good thread somewhere?
    Yeah, you did but this isn't the one

    It only takes ONCE!
    Yeah it may only take once however, constantly berating and threatening people over something that may never happen is getting tiresome at best!

    With that said, Ray go preach to the folks on 145.350 I'm quite sure Brad and company would love to hear your voice.

    If you can read Morse Code:

    -.- -. ....- --- ---
    Why is it when I press one for ENGLISH I still can't understand the person on the other end???




  6. 11-09-2007 11:21 AM #26
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    KN4OO, I certainly CAN read it.

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    So, what does KN400, and ES73 have to do with each other?

    Doc, Ray, is that your call signs?


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    That call is K N 4 O O as in "oh, oh", not Zero. "e s" is a morse abbreviation for "and" or "&". "73" is a morse abbrevation for "Goodbye". CBers often bastardize it by sayin' "seventy-three-zzzzzzzzzzz". Or worse, "Seventy-thirds", often with NO idea of what they are saying. It is actually SINGULAR as in "seven-three". It is one thing to look up characters, quite another to understand what you are hearing/reading!


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    Are you really a pilot, Ray?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RadioRay
    That call is K N 4 O O as in "oh, oh", not Zero. "e s" is a morse abbreviation for "and" or "&". "73" is a morse abbrevation for "Goodbye". CBers often bastardize it by sayin' "seventy-three-zzzzzzzzzzz". Or worse, "Seventy-thirds", often with NO idea of what they are saying. It is actually SINGULAR as in "seven-three". It is one thing to look up characters, quite another to understand what you are hearing/reading!


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    if you line up a bunch of Indian women, would the dots on their heads spell out something in morse code?
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    CBers often bastardize it by sayin' "seventy-three-zzzzzzzzzzz". Or worse, "Seventy-thirds",
    It's not just the "CBers", the same can be heard on 2 meters and 70 centimeters..
    Why is it when I press one for ENGLISH I still can't understand the person on the other end???




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    Quote Originally Posted by Bandit102
    Are you really a pilot, Ray?

    Yes. First soloed 2 June, 1970. Not current since it costs over $100 per hour to rent a Cessna 172. So I fly with my rich buddies who can afford it! :wink: Just the fuel is over $4.50 gal! Back then it was around
    $1.50 37 years ago. And I thought back then, "Harumph! Ain't no way I would pay $2.00 for gas! HA!

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  14. 11-10-2007 02:43 PM #34
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    Quote Originally Posted by RadioRay
    KN4OO, I certainly CAN read it.

    . ... --... ...--
    -.-- --- ..- / -. . . -.. / .- / --. .. .-. .-.. ..-. .-. .. . -. -..
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    -.-- --- ..- / -. . . -.. / .- / --. .. .-. .-.. ..-. .-. .. . -. -..
    Why, don't you have one to call your own???? :P :P
    Why is it when I press one for ENGLISH I still can't understand the person on the other end???




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    Quote Originally Posted by Doctor Who
    -.-- --- ..- / -. . . -.. / .- / --. .. .-. .-.. ..-. .-. .. . -. -..
    Why, don't you have one to call your own???? :P :P
    -- -.-- / .-- .. ..-. . / .-- --- -. - / .-.. . - / -- . / .... .- ...- . / --- -. .
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    -- -.-- / .-- .. ..-. . / .-- --- -. - / .-.. . - / -- . / .... .- ...- . / --- -. .
    Sorry to hear that, oh well...
    Why is it when I press one for ENGLISH I still can't understand the person on the other end???




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    That hurts my eyes trying to read the written morse. :sad: It is much better when it is sounded at 15-25 WPM. (yes, yes, I understood the last series--no comment)

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    Quote Originally Posted by RadioRay
    That hurts my eyes trying to read the written morse. :sad: It is much better when it is sounded at 15-25 WPM. (yes, yes, I understood the last series--no comment)

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    Always get a good laugh when RR rears up his pocket protector and cut n paste monologs... hell...who needs morse code... it's 2007.. Plus we have unlimited use of cell phones and 10 meters now. All you need to do is buy em. HOW Boutcha RRRRRRRayayayayayayayayayayay. Beep
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