Magnum 2E0

Been active for quite a while now, including some tropo... I'm looking
forward to the 11yr cycle peaking... I believe it's going to be something
special ;O)
73'
--
Graham
--
-- ...-- -.-- ... ..-

Radio is only a Hobby. Don't let it rule your life...

73' - 2EO e0 e000h

Guv'nor

Magnum 2E0 wrote:
> Been active for quite a while now, including some tropo... I'm looking
> forward to the 11yr cycle peaking... I believe it's going to be
> something special ;O)
> 73'
> --
> Graham

Graham,

A serious question, what possible interest could you have in 11 metres when
you now have legal access to the Amateur bands, and why would you put your
licence at risk?

Andy

Magnum 2E0

"Guv'nor" <guv@nor.com> wrote in message
news:z9qdnc5cNsoEawzbRVnyiQA@bt.com...
> Magnum 2E0 wrote:
>> Been active for quite a while now, including some tropo... I'm looking
>> forward to the 11yr cycle peaking... I believe it's going to be
>> something special ;O)
>> 73'
>> --
>> Graham
>
> Graham,
>
> A serious question, what possible interest could you have in 11 metres
> when you now have legal access to the Amateur bands, and why would you put
> your licence at risk?
>
> Andy

Who said I was transmitting? I was merely noticing something whilst
listening on my scanner. Something else I have also noticed whilst surfing
on my scanner during quiet moments on the OM bands, there are quite a few
familiar voices I seem to recognise but with 26 division callsigns.... hmmmm

73'
Graham

Guv'nor

Magnum 2E0 wrote:
> "Guv'nor" <guv@nor.com> wrote in message
> news:z9qdnc5cNsoEawzbRVnyiQA@bt.com...
>> Magnum 2E0 wrote:
>>> Been active for quite a while now, including some tropo... I'm
>>> looking forward to the 11yr cycle peaking... I believe it's going
>>> to be something special ;O)
>>> 73'
>>> --
>>> Graham
>>
>> Graham,
>>
>> A serious question, what possible interest could you have in 11
>> metres when you now have legal access to the Amateur bands, and why
>> would you put your licence at risk?
>>
>> Andy
>
> Who said I was transmitting? I was merely noticing something whilst
> listening on my scanner. Something else I have also noticed whilst
> surfing on my scanner during quiet moments on the OM bands, there are
> quite a few familiar voices I seem to recognise but with 26 division
> callsigns.... hmmmm
> 73'
> Graham

Not sure what 26 division is, not sure I want to know

Magnum 2E0

"Guv'nor" <guv@nor.com> wrote in message
news:4ImdnSCZpZZo4A_bnZ2dnUVZ8vWdnZ2d@bt.com...
> Magnum 2E0 wrote:
>> "Guv'nor" <guv@nor.com> wrote in message
>> news:z9qdnc5cNsoEawzbRVnyiQA@bt.com...
>>> Magnum 2E0 wrote:
>>>> Been active for quite a while now, including some tropo... I'm
>>>> looking forward to the 11yr cycle peaking... I believe it's going
>>>> to be something special ;O)
>>>> 73'
>>>> --
>>>> Graham
>>>
>>> Graham,
>>>
>>> A serious question, what possible interest could you have in 11
>>> metres when you now have legal access to the Amateur bands, and why
>>> would you put your licence at risk?
>>>
>>> Andy
>>
>> Who said I was transmitting? I was merely noticing something whilst
>> listening on my scanner. Something else I have also noticed whilst
>> surfing on my scanner during quiet moments on the OM bands, there are
>> quite a few familiar voices I seem to recognise but with 26 division
>> callsigns.... hmmmm
>> 73'
>> Graham
>
> Not sure what 26 division is, not sure I want to know

I believe it is something to do with the amount of people still on CB in the
UK ;o)

Graham

Joanne

"Magnum 2E0" <magnum@mag2781.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
news:46929292$0$1348$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere. com...
> "Guv'nor" <guv@nor.com> wrote in message
> news:4ImdnSCZpZZo4A_bnZ2dnUVZ8vWdnZ2d@bt.com...
>> Magnum 2E0 wrote:
>>> "Guv'nor" <guv@nor.com> wrote in message
>>> news:z9qdnc5cNsoEawzbRVnyiQA@bt.com...
>>>> Magnum 2E0 wrote:
>>>>> Been active for quite a while now, including some tropo... I'm
>>>>> looking forward to the 11yr cycle peaking... I believe it's going
>>>>> to be something special ;O)
>>>>> 73'
>>>>> --
>>>>> Graham
>>>>
>>>> Graham,
>>>>
>>>> A serious question, what possible interest could you have in 11
>>>> metres when you now have legal access to the Amateur bands, and why
>>>> would you put your licence at risk?
>>>>
>>>> Andy
>>>
>>> Who said I was transmitting? I was merely noticing something whilst
>>> listening on my scanner. Something else I have also noticed whilst
>>> surfing on my scanner during quiet moments on the OM bands, there are
>>> quite a few familiar voices I seem to recognise but with 26 division
>>> callsigns.... hmmmm
>>> 73'
>>> Graham
>>
>> Not sure what 26 division is, not sure I want to know
>
> I believe it is something to do with the amount of people still on CB in
> the UK ;o)
>
> Graham

6 results for: 26 division
1. A prefix for England which is devoid of any elitism or delusions of
grandeur where likeminded hobbyists can enjoy a pastime.

2. To have an international conversation without bogus "5/9's" bearing no
relevance
to the actual signal received.


>
>
>

Magnum 2E0

"Joanne" <fluffyjo@blueyoNILndSPAMMAGEer.co.uk> wrote in message
news:mLzki.21218$p8.3525@text.news.blueyonder.co.u k...
>>>
>>> Not sure what 26 division is, not sure I want to know
>>
>> I believe it is something to do with the amount of people still on CB in
>> the UK ;o)
>>
>> Graham
>
> 6 results for: 26 division
> 1. A prefix for England which is devoid of any elitism or delusions of
> grandeur where likeminded hobbyists can enjoy a pastime.
>
> 2. To have an international conversation without bogus "5/9's" bearing no
> relevance
> to the actual signal received.

She's not wrong y'kow ;o)

Graham

Guv'nor

Magnum 2E0 wrote:
> "Joanne" <fluffyjo@blueyoNILndSPAMMAGEer.co.uk> wrote in message

>
> She's not wrong y'kow ;o)
>
> Graham

Although like a typical CB user she can't count to 6.

Graham you are a disapointment

Magnum 2E0

"Guv'nor" <guv@nor.com> wrote in message
news:e4SdnV3yZawzdg7bnZ2dnUVZ8v2vnZ2d@bt.com...
> Magnum 2E0 wrote:
>> "Joanne" <fluffyjo@blueyoNILndSPAMMAGEer.co.uk> wrote in message
>
>>
>> She's not wrong y'kow ;o)
>>
>> Graham
>
> Although like a typical CB user she can't count to 6.
>
> Graham you are a disapointment

A disappointment? that's disappointing to hear. Is there anyone else in this
CB newsgroup disappointed with me? Have I not used the Amateur bands
correctly in every aspect then been judged by something else I have done to
cause disappointment. Did I forget that as an Amateur I have to appear
squeaky clean and look down on the CB radio fraternity... whilst secretly up
to allsorts?

If I am a disappointment to you then I am afraid that's too bad. Until you
can laugh at yourself and take criticism then you will have a miserable
life. Both Hugh and Joanne made a quip which, while having truth behind it,
was just a quip... much like the merriment of Amateurs mocking CB'ers in the
Amateur newsgroup. You just take it with a pinch of salt.

It was, at least for a short time, nice to know I was considered not a
disappointment. ;o)

73'
Graham

Peter

"Guv'nor" <guv@nor.com> wrote...
>
> Not sure what 26 division is, not sure I want to know

A serious question, what possible interest could you have in a
CB group? If your interest was genuine, you would surely
know what "26 division" is.

My guess would be that you come here to boost your ego
by trying to belittle people on the group.

Is your life really that bad, do you feel of so little importance
in your real life that you must beat a few people up to feel
better about yourself?
Rather like a school bully.

Or are you like the Aldi shoppers who, before loading their
shopping in the car, change the carrier bags the goods are in.
Wouldn't do for the neighbours to know that they are Aldi
shoppers.
Are you a closet CBer?


Regards,
Peter.
http://www.citizensband.radiouk.com/

deBaser

<snip>
>>
>> Graham you are a disapointment
>
> A disappointment? that's disappointing to hear. Is there anyone else in
> this CB newsgroup disappointed with me? Have I not used the Amateur bands
> correctly in every aspect then been judged by something else I have done
> to cause disappointment. Did I forget that as an Amateur I have to appear
> squeaky clean and look down on the CB radio fraternity... whilst secretly
> up to allsorts?
>
> If I am a disappointment to you then I am afraid that's too bad. Until you
> can laugh at yourself and take criticism then you will have a miserable
> life. Both Hugh and Joanne made a quip which, while having truth behind
> it, was just a quip... much like the merriment of Amateurs mocking CB'ers
> in the Amateur newsgroup. You just take it with a pinch of salt.
>
> It was, at least for a short time, nice to know I was considered not a
> disappointment. ;o)
>
> 73'
> Graham
>
>

Hi Graham, I blame amateur radio. If there wasn't such a large number of
radio amateurs who have little or no communication skills then people
wouldn't be looking at pirate CB radio. If you spend to long on the ham
bands it will drain all life out of you and you will loose your will to
live.

Andy

Jimbo .....

> A serious question, what possible interest could you have in 11 metres
> when
> you now have legal access to the Amateur bands, and why would you put your
> licence at risk?
>
> Andy
>

My local MM3/2M0 nutjob is still on CB raving on about "The Pakis are taking
over" .......and taking a hand in running the local hammy club spending loto
funding on big hammy chicken boxes...what is the world coming to ?
............................no wonder I don't want anything to do with the
new generation of "hams" ......

deBaser

"Jimbo ....." <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news1%ki.22389$uR5.5511@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net...
>
>> A serious question, what possible interest could you have in 11 metres
>> when
>> you now have legal access to the Amateur bands, and why would you put
>> your licence at risk?
>>
>> Andy
>>
>
> My local MM3/2M0 nutjob is still on CB raving on about "The Pakis are
> taking over" .......and taking a hand in running the local hammy club
> spending loto funding on big hammy chicken boxes...what is the world
> coming to ? ...........................no wonder I don't want anything to
> do with the new generation of "hams" ......
>
>

Your local MM3/2M0 must of been voted in to running your club. If no one
better was there to do it then that is why he is running it. Shame on you
old boys for not taking up the position and just moaning about the person
who has bothered to show intrest.
....................................No wonder the new generation of "hams"
want nothing to do with you.

Andy

Jimbo........

> > My local MM3/2M0 nutjob is still on CB raving on about "The Pakis are
> > taking over" .......and taking a hand in running the local hammy club
> > spending lotto funding on big hammy chicken boxes...what is the world
> > coming to ? ...........................no wonder I don't want anything
to
> > do with the new generation of "hams" ......
> >
> >
>
> Your local MM3/2M0 must of been voted in to running your club.

By his fellow Hammy CBrs.............and it is not my club ......

> If no one
> better was there

very true....just about anybody would have been better.....

>to do it then that is why he is running it. Shame on you

I knew it had to be my fault :~) seeing that I have not attended any radio
club since the 1970s .............

> old boys for not taking up the position and just moaning about the person
> who has bothered to show intrest.

interest in a bunch of Pirates? ......

> ...................................No wonder the new generation of "hams"
> want nothing to do with you.

I think the did...but not any longer when they found out it was me that was
shopping them to the busby for the last 30 years ..... ... :~)))

deBaser

<snip>
>
> I think the did...but not any longer when they found out it was me that
> was
> shopping them to the busby for the last 30 years ..... ... :~)))
>
>
>
>

This is a serious question Jim. Why did you shop them to the DTI for? They
we not hurting you or anyone for that matter. If it was QRMing you then
fine but was there a real reason or just out of spite?

Andy

Jimbo .....

> This is a serious question Jim. Why did you shop them to the DTI for?
> They
> we not hurting you or anyone for that matter. If it was QRMing you then
> fine but was there a real reason or just out of spite?
>
> Andy
>

They pirated 27Mhz SSB for 30 years, they pirated the Amateur bands with
made up callsigns, they ran a band 2 FM broadcast station for about 10
years, they came into Amateur Radio with the MM3 ....... QED ...... not
acceptable behaviour ...... And before you say it I like CB, I wanted and
fought for CB to be legalised 1979 to 1981 after using it in the States and
over here..... I have a huge collection of CB equipment ......As I have said
before there is nothing wrong with CB just with some of the people who used
it .......anyway if you consider some laws are OK to break where do you
stop?...is stealing TS520s from Hams considered to be OK when you are a CB
pirate? ........I think not.

Magnum 2E0

"Jimbo ....." <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news1%ki.22389$uR5.5511@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net...
>
>> A serious question, what possible interest could you have in 11 metres
>> when
>> you now have legal access to the Amateur bands, and why would you put
>> your licence at risk?
>>
>> Andy
>>
>
> My local MM3/2M0 nutjob is still on CB raving on about "The Pakis are
> taking over" ......

Well, to be honest, if he says that he has a point....

>.and taking a hand in running the local hammy club spending loto funding on
>big hammy chicken boxes...what is the world coming to ?
>...........................no wonder I don't want anything to do with the
>new generation of "hams" ......

Ooooh bitter Jim, bitter.... thank God all new amateurs (and old pirates)
arent like the ones Norf 'o' da border.... ;o)

Graham

Jimbo .....

> Ooooh bitter Jim, bitter.... thank God all new amateurs (and old pirates)
> arent like the ones Norf 'o' da border.... ;o)
>
> Graham
>

I think people are much the same anywhere ........

Magnum 2E0

"Jimbo ....." <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:eh7li.10309$fi4.5661@newsfe7-win.ntli.net...
>
>> This is a serious question Jim. Why did you shop them to the DTI for?
>> They
>> we not hurting you or anyone for that matter. If it was QRMing you then
>> fine but was there a real reason or just out of spite?
>>
>> Andy
>>
>
> They pirated 27Mhz SSB for 30 years, they pirated the Amateur bands with
> made up callsigns, they ran a band 2 FM broadcast station for about 10
> years, they came into Amateur Radio with the MM3 ....... QED ...... not
> acceptable behaviour ...... And before you say it I like CB, I wanted and
> fought for CB to be legalised 1979 to 1981 after using it in the States
> and over here..... I have a huge collection of CB equipment ......As I
> have said before there is nothing wrong with CB just with some of the
> people who used it .......anyway if you consider some laws are OK to break
> where do you stop?...is stealing TS520s from Hams considered to be OK when
> you are a CB pirate? ........I think not.

Another serious question Jim.... and I quote "anyway if you consider some
laws are OK to break where do you
stop?"..... now earlier in the same paragraph you said "I wanted and
fought for CB to be legalised 1979 to 1981 after using it in the States and
over here" which to me reads that you used AM CB equipment before
legalisation in the UK. Does this not put you in the same class as those who
you may or may not have shopped.... your further point about stealing
equipment is a different subject and that I do frown upon... and also people
who help themselves to carrier bags of stuff by peoples back doors
....discuss ;o)

Graham
Playing Nicks Advocate...

deBaser

"Jimbo ....." <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:eh7li.10309$fi4.5661@newsfe7-win.ntli.net...
>
>> This is a serious question Jim. Why did you shop them to the DTI for?
>> They
>> we not hurting you or anyone for that matter. If it was QRMing you then
>> fine but was there a real reason or just out of spite?
>>
>> Andy
>>
>
> They pirated 27Mhz SSB for 30 years, they pirated the Amateur bands with
> made up callsigns, they ran a band 2 FM broadcast station for about 10
> years, they came into Amateur Radio with the MM3 ....... QED ...... not
> acceptable behaviour ...... And before you say it I like CB, I wanted and
> fought for CB to be legalised 1979 to 1981 after using it in the States
> and over here..... I have a huge collection of CB equipment ......As I
> have said before there is nothing wrong with CB just with some of the
> people who used it .......anyway if you consider some laws are OK to break
> where do you stop?...is stealing TS520s from Hams considered to be OK when
> you are a CB pirate? ........I think not.
>
>

Apart from alleged theft and pirating amateur radio bands, I say let them
get on with it. They sound like a fun bunch unlike most of the hams you
meet.

Andy

Jimbo .....

> Another serious question Jim.... and I quote "anyway if you consider some
> laws are OK to break where do you
> stop?"..... now earlier in the same paragraph you said "I wanted and
> fought for CB to be legalised 1979 to 1981 after using it in the States
> and over here" which to me reads that you used AM CB equipment before
> legalisation in the UK. Does this not put you in the same class as those
> who you may or may not have shopped

They would like to think so.....but there is NO comparison is there? ......I
gave up when it was legalised....

>.... your further point about stealing equipment is a different subject and
>that I do frown upon... and also people who help themselves to carrier bags
>of stuff by peoples back doors ...discuss ;o)

No no ...Carol paid £5 for that .....

Jimbo .....

> Apart from alleged theft and pirating amateur radio bands, I say let them
> get on with it. They sound like a fun bunch unlike most of the hams you
> meet.
>
> Andy
>
They are a fun bunch.... that is true ........singing on air is their forte
.....

deBaser

"Jimbo ....." <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Er8li.14601$vA3.775@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
>
>> Apart from alleged theft and pirating amateur radio bands, I say let them
>> get on with it. They sound like a fun bunch unlike most of the hams you
>> meet.
>>
>> Andy
>>
> They are a fun bunch.... that is true ........singing on air is their
> forte ....
>
>

Maybe if they were left alone, they wouldnt of bothered to go on the ham
bands


Andy

Magnum 2E0

"Jimbo ....." <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:sp8li.14600$vA3.7441@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
>
>> Another serious question Jim.... and I quote "anyway if you consider some
>> laws are OK to break where do you
>> stop?"..... now earlier in the same paragraph you said "I wanted and
>> fought for CB to be legalised 1979 to 1981 after using it in the States
>> and over here" which to me reads that you used AM CB equipment before
>> legalisation in the UK. Does this not put you in the same class as those
>> who you may or may not have shopped
>
> They would like to think so.....but there is NO comparison is there?
> ......I gave up when it was legalised....

Good man......

>>.... your further point about stealing equipment is a different subject
>>and that I do frown upon... and also people who help themselves to carrier
>>bags of stuff by peoples back doors ...discuss ;o)
>
> No no ...Carol paid £5 for that .....

Good woman....

Graham

Jimbo .....

Good God .......

Jimbo .....

> Graham
>
>
>
yes, the world is fcuked .... but what can you do? ........

Peter

"Jimbo ....." <jim.gm4dhj@ntlworld.com> wrote...
>
> > Another serious question Jim.... and I quote "anyway if you consider
some
> > laws are OK to break where do you
> > stop?"..... now earlier in the same paragraph you said "I wanted and
> > fought for CB to be legalised 1979 to 1981 after using it in the
States
> > and over here" which to me reads that you used AM CB equipment
before
> > legalisation in the UK. Does this not put you in the same class as
those
> > who you may or may not have shopped
>
> They would like to think so.....but there is NO comparison is there?

Yes there is...
You were a pirate, yet you "shopped" them for being pirates.

Going back a step further...

> it was me that was shopping them to the busby for the last 30 years

30 years. Even from today, that goes back to 1977...

> I wanted and fought for CB to be legalised 1979 to 1981
> after using it in the States and over here.....

So, by your own admissions, you were pirating while reporting
others for the same.


> ......I gave up when it was legalised....

So, you consider it fine to pirate until you get what you want.
If they continued to pirate, then they had not got what they
wanted. So, by your own standards, it should be fine.

You need to take a closer look, consider whether their "pirating"
was any more illegal or immoral than yours.

He who is without sin...


This is rather like all the fuss about "hoodies", and the secret
language used by kids of today... like PAW.
Did we not have our fashion of the times... Mods, Rockers,
Punks, New Romantics, etc. All had their particular way of
dressing, hair styles, etc. Did the parents of the day
understand the youth any more than we do?
Did we not kick a ball about as kids? Yet kids of today get
threatened with arrest, an Asbo and even prison for playing
football.

Perception, OM, it's all about perception. We see it all as different,
but it's really just the same thing in another colour (especially their

hair).
One pirate is the same as another, it's just that some don't see it.


As for the running of clubs...

> seeing that I have not attended any radio club since the 1970s

For 30 years, you haven't been arsed to step in the door of
a club... so what do you care. If you really care, make the
effort and give the latest enthusiasts the benefit of your
experience.


Regards,
Peter.
http://www.citizensband.radiouk.com/

Jimbo .....

> For 30 years, you haven't been arsed to step in the door of
> a club... so what do you care. If you really care, make the
> effort and give the latest enthusiasts the benefit of your
> experience.
>
>
> Regards,
> Peter.

yes like that is going to happen ....

Jimbo........

> Maybe if they were left alone, they wouldnt of bothered to go on the ham
> bands
>
>
> Andy
>
>
so it is my fault then ? ........

Jimbo........

> light :~)
>
>
> Regards,
> Peter.

All very true .......

Magnum 2E0

" Peter" <branbuster@lìneone.net> wrote in message
news:f74asj$11uv$2@energise.enta.net...

> What it needs is for someone to start a religion that requires
> the wearing of a hood... hmmm, are you thinking the same as me?
> Let's just say that they would be light in colour... extremely
> light :~)
>
>
> Regards,
> Peter.
> http://www.citizensband.radiouk.com/

Oooh Peter you do go on a bit my old mate, but you have several valid
points...

And in ref to the religion with light coloured hoods, mine is still in the
cupboard, with a nice pointy tip, have to try it on for size before the
meeting ;o)

Graham

Malkavian

"Guv'nor" <guv@nor.com> wrote in message
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> Magnum 2E0 wrote:
>> Been active for quite a while now, including some tropo... I'm looking
>> forward to the 11yr cycle peaking... I believe it's going to be
>> something special ;O)
>> 73'
>> --
>> Graham
>
> Graham,
>
> A serious question, what possible interest could you have in 11 metres
> when you now have legal access to the Amateur bands, and why would you put
> your licence at risk?
>
> Andy

Amtuer radio license doesn't prohibit the use of 11 metres.
>

deBaser

"Malkavian" <J.Russel@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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<snip>
>
> Amtuer radio license doesn't prohibit the use of 11 metres.
>>
>
>
>

Amtuer radio ? Do you belong to the DNA? (National Dyslexics Association)
by any chance

Andy

Malkavian

"deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:Zxcmi.35155$KE1.15127@newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>
> "Malkavian" <J.Russel@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:U15mi.17379$aJ3.7065@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net...
> <snip>
>>
>> Amtuer radio license doesn't prohibit the use of 11 metres.
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>
> Amtuer radio ? Do you belong to the DNA? (National Dyslexics
> Association) by any chance

Actually yes but that was a typo, not dyslexia, more like dyspraxia. You've
clearly never heard of typos.

>
> Andy
>

deBaser

"Malkavian" <J.Russel@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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>
> "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:Zxcmi.35155$KE1.15127@newsfe1-win.ntli.net...
>>
>> "Malkavian" <J.Russel@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
>> news:U15mi.17379$aJ3.7065@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net...
>> <snip>
>>>
>>> Amtuer radio license doesn't prohibit the use of 11 metres.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Amtuer radio ? Do you belong to the DNA? (National Dyslexics
>> Association) by any chance
>
> Actually yes but that was a typo, not dyslexia, more like dyspraxia.
> You've clearly never heard of typos.
>
>>
>> Andy
>>
>
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Typo's nuh never heard of them, are they anything like Gypo's or giro's?
Dyspraxia, its funny how everyone likes to have all these things. Did
anyone have ADHD 20 years ago? All these new terms. Anyway dunno if you
noticed Malk but I was having a joke so calm down.

Andy

Malkavian

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>>>> Amtuer radio license doesn't prohibit the use of 11 metres.
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>>> Amtuer radio ? Do you belong to the DNA? (National Dyslexics
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> Typo's nuh never heard of them, are they anything like Gypo's or giro's?

Sure, why not?

> Dyspraxia, its funny how everyone likes to have all these things.

Not anyone who's got them.

>Did anyone have ADHD 20 years ago?

Yeah but they didn't have a name for it.

>All these new terms. Anyway dunno if you noticed Malk but I was having a
>joke so calm down.



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