Typical Ham Radio operator attitude - thinking they are superior
to other radio operators. Just because you delight in
Typical Ham Radio operator attitude - thinking they are superior
to other radio operators. Just because you delight in
making 'rubber stamp' contacts and derive pleasure in
conversing in the most ellict & pure form of technical faggotry known
to man. Really , who would be proud of being branded with something that
looks like the manuf. number of a dodgey chinese semiconductor from back streets of gyangdong ??

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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: Hamman to W8ZZU on Sat Aug 29 2009 06:09 am

Typical Ham Radio operator attitude - thinking they are superior
to other radio operators. Just because you delight in
Typical Ham Radio operator attitude - thinking they are superior
to other radio operators. Just because you delight in
making 'rubber stamp' contacts and derive pleasure in
conversing in the most ellict & pure form of technical faggotry known
to man. Really , who would be proud of being branded with something that looks like the manuf. number of a dodgey chinese semiconductor from back streets of gyangdong ??

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Post your bullshit in the CB sub. Oh wait..there ISN'T one. For good reason,you jerkoff.

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Hello Smole.

While chewing on a twig, you spoke thus to Hamman:

Post your bullshit in the CB sub. Oh wait..there ISN'T one.
For good reason,you jerkoff.

hmmmm, seems to me you've just proven his point there Smole. :)


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GH│ Hello Smole.
GH│
GH│ While chewing on a twig, you spoke thus to Hamman:
GH│
GH│ Sm> Post your bullshit in the CB sub. Oh wait..there ISN'T one.
GH│ Sm> For good reason,you jerkoff.
GH│
GH│ hmmmm, seems to me you've just proven his point there Smole. :)
GH│

Yeah, unfortunately, it's attitudes like that which just fuels the CBer vs
Ham battle. Guess there are closed minds on both sides of the issue. Too
bad. We lose a lot of potential hams that way...

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Hello Weatherman.

While chewing on a twig, you spoke thus to me:

GH│ hmmmm, seems to me you've just proven his point there

Smole. :)

Yeah, unfortunately, it's attitudes like that which just fuels
the CBer vs Ham battle. Guess there are closed minds on both
sides of the issue. Too bad. We lose a lot of potential hams
that way...

Indeed you are correct. :) To be honest though, many in the CB
community have brought it on themselves with the foul language and
so on and so forth but what far too many hams don't understand that
it is a small but very vocal minority of CB'ers who hog the
frequency. I no longer am a truck driver but while I was, I very
seldom talked on it and if I did get into a chat session with
someone we usually went to our company channel for quiet. <g>


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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: Weatherman to Gaylen Hintz on Mon Aug 31 2009 09:06:00

GH│ Sm> Post your bullshit in the CB sub. Oh wait..there ISN'T one.
GH│ Sm> For good reason,you jerkoff.
GH│
GH│ hmmmm, seems to me you've just proven his point there Smole. :)

Yeah, unfortunately, it's attitudes like that which just fuels the CBer vs Ham battle. Guess there are closed minds on both sides of the issue. Too bad. We lose a lot of potential hams that way...

Ham radio operators *ARE* superior to any other class of radio operator.
Unless you have some half-assed, Clintonesque definition of 'Superior'.

If anyone thinks they can name a class of radio operator superior to (or
at least on a par with) ham radio operators, I'd like to hear about it.



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TC│ Hello Weatherman.
TC│
TC│ While chewing on a twig, you spoke thus to me:
TC│
TC│ We> GH│ hmmmm, seems to me you've just proven his point there
TC│ Smole. :)
TC│
TC│ We> Yeah, unfortunately, it's attitudes like that which just fuels
TC│ We> the CBer vs Ham battle. Guess there are closed minds on both
TC│ We> sides of the issue. Too bad. We lose a lot of potential hams
TC│ We> that way...
TC│
TC│ Indeed you are correct. :) To be honest though, many in the CB
TC│ community have brought it on themselves with the foul language and
TC│ so on and so forth but what far too many hams don't understand that
TC│ it is a small but very vocal minority of CB'ers who hog the
TC│ frequency. I no longer am a truck driver but while I was, I very
TC│ seldom talked on it and if I did get into a chat session with
TC│ someone we usually went to our company channel for quiet. <g>

Just got done with a 7,000 mile/2week trek with both 2m and 11m in the car. I'll admit there were one or two times when I had to turn the 11m off just
to keep the air from getting too "blue" in the car, but for the most part
the conversation on both radios was pleasant and not at all as abusive as I hear locally. I'm thinking that most of the trouble might come from base stations...

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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: Angus McLeod to Weatherman on Tue Sep 01 2009 06:36 pm

Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: Weatherman to Gaylen Hintz on Mon Aug 31 2009 09:06:00

GH│ Sm> Post your bullshit in the CB sub. Oh wait..there ISN'T one.
GH│ Sm> For good reason,you jerkoff.
GH│
GH│ hmmmm, seems to me you've just proven his point there Smole. :)

Yeah, unfortunately, it's attitudes like that which just fuels the CBer v Ham battle. Guess there are closed minds on both sides of the issue. To bad. We lose a lot of potential hams that way...

Ham radio operators *ARE* superior to any other class of radio operator. Unless you have some half-assed, Clintonesque definition of 'Superior'.

If anyone thinks they can name a class of radio operator superior to (or
at least on a par with) ham radio operators, I'd like to hear about it.

I love old hams. got to have a good sauce for them thou. and nice bread.

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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: Corey to Angus McLeod on Tue Sep 01 2009 04:41 pm

I love old hams. got to have a good sauce for them thou. and nice bread.

pineapple and brown sugar.


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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: Angus McLeod to Weatherman on Tue Sep 01 2009 06:36 pm

If anyone thinks they can name a class of radio operator superior to (or
at least on a par with) ham radio operators, I'd like to hear about it.

AMEN,Angus! How many CB operators are out there during severe weather relaying info to the NWS?? Hmmm...


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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: mrproper to Corey on Tue Sep 01 2009 08:50 pm

Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: Corey to Angus McLeod on Tue Sep 01 2009 04:41 pm

I love old hams. got to have a good sauce for them thou. and nice bread.

pineapple and brown sugar.

and a fine mustard. mayo sucks.

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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: Corey to mrproper on Tue Sep 01 2009 09:33 pm

Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: mrproper to Corey on Tue Sep 01 2009 08:50 pm

Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: Corey to Angus McLeod on Tue Sep 01 2009 04:41 pm

I love old hams. got to have a good sauce for them thou. and nice brea

pineapple and brown sugar.

and a fine mustard. mayo sucks.

Caput meum major podice meo.
This message has ended, go in peace...

Mayo is great. Just NOT on ham. (Unless it's a cold ham sandwich).


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AM│ Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
AM│ By: Weatherman to Gaylen Hintz on Mon Aug 31 2009 09:06:00
AM│
AM│ > GH│ Sm> Post your bullshit in the CB sub. Oh wait..there ISN'T one.
AM│ > GH│ Sm> For good reason,you jerkoff.
AM│ > GH│
AM│ > GH│ hmmmm, seems to me you've just proven his point there Smole. :)
AM│ >
AM│ > Yeah, unfortunately, it's attitudes like that which just fuels the CBer
AM│ > Ham battle. Guess there are closed minds on both sides of the issue. T
AM│ > bad. We lose a lot of potential hams that way...
AM│
AM│ Ham radio operators *ARE* superior to any other class of radio operator.
AM│ Unless you have some half-assed, Clintonesque definition of 'Superior'.
AM│
AM│ If anyone thinks they can name a class of radio operator superior to (or
AM│ at least on a par with) ham radio operators, I'd like to hear about it.

Offhand I'd say just about any radio operator aboard any US Naval military vessel. How about the navigator/radio operator onboard USAF bomber and transport aircraft. Technically the operators of radio telescopes across
the world are radio operators. I'm certainly confident that they have
every bit the skill and ability that a Ham does.

Hell, I'm not even warmed up yet! I could go on and on!


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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: Weatherman to Angus McLeod on Wed Sep 02 2009 12:39:00

AM│ If anyone thinks they can name a class of radio operator superior to (o
AM│ at least on a par with) ham radio operators, I'd like to hear about it.

Offhand I'd say just about any radio operator aboard any US Naval military vessel. How about the navigator/radio operator onboard USAF bomber and transport aircraft. Technically the operators of radio telescopes across the world are radio operators. I'm certainly confident that they have
every bit the skill and ability that a Ham does.

Ham radio operators are -- by law -- entitled to build new radio
transmitters from scratch, test and align them themselves, and operate
them upon the bands. US Naval radio operators, USAF bomber and transport
radio operators, radio telescope operators and CB operators are not
allowed -- by law -- to do this.

In fact, ham radio operators are THE ONLY CLASS OF RADIO OPERATOR in the
entire world, that are allowed -- by law -- to operate equipment that had
has not been type-approved by the authorities (in your country, that would
be the FCC). Strangely enough, the FCC staff *themselves* are not allowed
to operate any radio equipment that has not been type-approved by the FCC itself.

Only ham radio operators are considered -- by law -- to have the skill,
ability and training, to be safely allowed to construct and operate non-type-approved equipment.

Hell, I'm not even warmed up yet! I could go on and on!

Goody! Well, when your warm-up process causes you to reach an above-
freezing temperature, we will discuss what class of operator is the only
class of operator allowed -- by law -- to operate a VFO as opposed to channelized equipment.



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Hello Weatherman.

While chewing on a twig, you spoke thus to me:

TC│ frequency. I no longer am a truck driver but while I was,
I very TC│ seldom talked on it and if I did get into a chat
session with TC│ someone we usually went to our company
channel for quiet. <g>

Just got done with a 7,000 mile/2week trek with both 2m and
11m in the car. I'll admit there were one or two times when I
had to turn the 11m off just to keep the air from getting too
"blue" in the car, but for the most part the conversation on

:) it does happen sometimes. :)

both radios was pleasant and not at all as abusive as I hear
locally. I'm thinking that most of the trouble might come
from base stations...

That or a lot of times around the bigger cities you'll hear the
mindless chatter from some of the mindless truck drivers at the
truck stop. I can recall one such incident in Stony Ridge Ohio where
one such stupid driver was using really blue language on the radio.
After a short conversation with him telling him to clean up his
garbage on the air, he challenged me to come out and I said only if
I bring my 357 with me... hmmm, turns out he was only a couple
trucks down from me. Now he got really brave and decided to call my
bluff..... stepped down from his truck and I reached down to grab my
"tire billy" , he looked up at me... went back to his truck and
never said a word the rest of the night. <g>


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Hello Ralph.

While chewing on a twig, you spoke thus to Angus McLeod:

If anyone thinks they can name a class of radio operator
superior to (or at least on a par with) ham radio operators, I'd
like to hear about it.

AMEN,Angus! How many CB operators are out there during severe
weather relaying info to the NWS?? Hmmm...

Ummm, ever hear of ReAct? They were such an organization long
before the "superior" ones in ham decided to get off their butt and
be of service. :)

Ya know, you guys are going to break your arm trying to pat
yourself on the back. :)

FWIW, years ago our CB club put up a base antenna on a microwave
tower ( half way up ) high on a hill and in case of sever weather or
whatever one or two of us would be up at that station relaying
needed messages back and forth. We just thought it was the right
thing to do and felt no need to brag about it or feel superior.


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how can you have much of a smile on your face hacing to drive on the same highways as all these idiots.. I'm getting tire of having to drive 4-wheelers much less a rig.

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Hello Mrproper.

While chewing on a twig, you spoke thus to me:

how can you have much of a smile on your face hacing to drive
on the same highways as all these idiots.. I'm getting tire of
having to drive 4-wheelers much less a rig.

Well sir, it's all about attitude and keeping it positive. If you
let them get to you, you've lost. If you can keep your cool and
remember that all people are fellable... :)

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Quoting Mrproper to Corey <=-

I love old hams. got to have a good sauce for them thou. and nice bread.

pineapple and brown sugar.

Just shred them and mix with some Mayonase...

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Quoting Corey to Mrproper <=-

I love old hams. got to have a good sauce for them thou. and nice bread.

pineapple and brown sugar.

and a fine mustard. mayo sucks.

What are you saying man, don't hold back... Say what you feel...
You have a problem with shredded ham and mayonase? You'd rather
shred your ham and put mustard on it? I suppose next your going
to say you'd prefer mustard with your spagetti.... Is there any
end? Perhaps next you'll want Mustard in your blizzard?

;-)


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Re: Any love for an old CB'r
By: John Guillory to 887COREY on Sat Feb 08 2020 01:42 pm

Quoting Corey to Mrproper <=-

I love old hams. got to have a good sauce for them thou. and nice brea

pineapple and brown sugar.

and a fine mustard. mayo sucks.

What are you saying man, don't hold back... Say what you feel...
You have a problem with shredded ham and mayonase? You'd rather
shred your ham and put mustard on it? I suppose next your going
to say you'd prefer mustard with your spagetti.... Is there any
end? Perhaps next you'll want Mustard in your blizzard?

;-)

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yeah, but mayo on old hams? yak.

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Just shred them and mix with some Mayonase...

yuck


btw... you need to patch your bluewave.

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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: The Curmudgeon to Ralph Smole on Sat Sep 05 2009 11:27 am

FWIW, years ago our CB club put up a base antenna on a microwave
tower ( half way up ) high on a hill and in case of sever weather or whatever one or two of us would be up at that station relaying
needed messages back and forth. We just thought it was the right
thing to do and felt no need to brag about it or feel superior.

...and that was probably illegal. CB has a height restriction but nobody checked, I'm sure.


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Quoting Corey to John Guillory <=-

yeah, but mayo on old hams? yak.

Well, how old are we talking about? 75, 80, 200 years old?
Or are you talking about a pig that walked the earth with Jesus?
Is it old enough that the fungus growing on it is hard to tell
apart from the hair on the pig's back?

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Quoting Mrproper to John Guillory <=

btw... you need to patch your bluewave.

I was wondering about that... Sean asked if I needed it, but
I see the dates appear correct over here.... I suppose its out-going?
Lord knows its better than any other QWK mail reader.... I use SLMR,
Multi-Mail, and mountain reader and they all show the date as something
around '94 or something.... can't remember.... makes figuring out
how old a message is hard!

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Re: Any love for an old CB'r
By: John Guillory to 7COREY on Sun Sep 12 2010 09:45 pm

Quoting Corey to John Guillory <=-

yeah, but mayo on old hams? yak.

Well, how old are we talking about? 75, 80, 200 years old?
Or are you talking about a pig that walked the earth with Jesus?
Is it old enough that the fungus growing on it is hard to tell
apart from the hair on the pig's back?

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just a nice old aged ham, maybe a black forest or something.

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btw... you need to patch your bluewave.

I was wondering about that... Sean asked if I needed it, but I see
the dates appear correct over here.... I suppose its out-going? Lord
knows its better than any other QWK mail reader.... I use SLMR,

naah.. still needs patched, if you'll look at the nicks of the people your replying to it puts a number in front of their handle.

I believe there's a bluewave patche instead of the regular tppatch, been a while since i've done it.

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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: W8ZZU to The Curmudgeon on Wed Sep 09 2009 09:48 pm

...and that was probably illegal. CB has a height restriction but nobody checked, I'm sure.

I also wonder how powerful the linear was.

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Re: Any love for an old CB'r
By: Corey to John Guillory on Wed Sep 09 2009 09:19 pm

just a nice old aged ham, maybe a black forest or something.

Ahh, a 92 yr old pig, eh.... You realize the older we get the older it is
we consider someone has to be before we consider them old.... Back when we
was 15, we thought 30 was "old". Once we was 30, we began to think 60 was
old..... We round out our 40's and realize the 50's and 60's are near...
90 is old.... By the time we get to our 60's, anything 2 digits is
young.... I imagine by the time we hit 100, there is no such thing as
old..., and everybody on the face of the earth should bow down and kiss
your feet, because you know more than anyone else anyway! ;-) So where
do you buy a 110 year old pig any way?


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Hello W8ZZU.

While chewing on a twig, you spoke thus to me:

or whatever one or two of us would be up at that station
relaying needed messages back and forth. We just thought it was
the right thing to do and felt no need to brag about it or feel
superior.

...and that was probably illegal. CB has a height restriction
but nobody checked, I'm sure.

Yep, probably was as per the letter of the law but since it was
providing a needed and desired communications effort no one seemed
to mind. Also, the only time that particular setup was used was
when there was threatening weather. :)

FWIW, a local Ham operator helped us set it up. :)


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Hello Ralph.

...and that was probably illegal. CB has a height restriction
but nobody checked, I'm sure.

I also wonder how powerful the linear was.

No linear needed from that , very high on a hill, location. :) On a
good day, testing mode, it was not too hard to exceed the 60 mile
limit and that was on the AM side. :)

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Re: Any love for an old CB'r?
By: The Curmudgeon to Ralph Smole on Sat Sep 12 2009 09:26:00

Hello Ralph.

...and that was probably illegal. CB has a height restriction
but nobody checked, I'm sure.

I also wonder how powerful the linear was.

No linear needed from that , very high on a hill, location. :) On a
good day, testing mode, it was not too hard to exceed the 60 mile
limit and that was on the AM side. :)

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Hello phil.

While chewing on a twig, you spoke thus to me:

That was cool.

I thank you sir. :)

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