OOPS, GOOFED AGAIN tapping the wrong icon.
Ed,
30 lashes with a wet ethernet cable (just kidding) <G>.
Daryl
... Water is essential to life -- without it, you can't make coffee.
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So I guess it got dropped and landed there at some point? ;) I hate it
when that happens.
Mike
* SLMR 2.1a * Nobody ever forgets where he buried the hatchet.
So I guess it got dropped and landed there at some point? ;) I hate it
when that happens.
Mike
* SLMR 2.1a * Nobody ever forgets where he buried the hatchet.
So I guess it got dropped and landed there at some point? ;) I hate it
when that happens.
Mike
* SLMR 2.1a * Nobody ever forgets where he buried the hatchet.
So I guess it got dropped and landed there at some point? ;) I hate it when that happens.
I put the cartridge in the cabinet and forgot about doing that when I wanted t
turn the C=64 system on.
So I guess it got dropped and landed there at some point? ;) I hate it when that happens.
Sorry for Two replies .
I didn't see my reply show up in the thread and wrote another, didn't see that
yet ne either and wrote a third post
This is the fourth reply to your message.
No worries. I wonder how quickly the web interface refreshes after a new post. That could be dependent on whether or not the browser being used
tries to load a new copy or a chached one, too.
mike
* SLMR 2.1a * So many books; So little time.
No worries. I wonder how quickly the web interface refreshes after a new post. That could be dependent on whether or not the browser being used
tries to load a new copy or a chached one, too.
mike
* SLMR 2.1a * So many books; So little time.
No worries. I wonder how quickly the web interface refreshes after a new post. That could be dependent on whether or not the browser being used tries to load a new copy or a chached one, too.
mike
Life was much easier on the desktop using MultiMail , FTP and QWK.
30 lashes with a wet ethernet cable (just kidding) <G>.
You got a long arm if you get to hit me with the CAT-5 CABLE.
Ed,
For you, I'd use the Wouff Hong (hi hi).
I took part in that as a new participant at the ARRL 2007 Great
Lakes Division in Cleveland, Ohio. The main requirements are that
one is a licensed amateur radio operator, and a paid up ARRL Member
(regular or life). There's nothing dirty or vulgar...one does a lot
of laughing, and participants get a very nice certificate afterwards.
At the ARRL 2014 Delta Division Convention in Bentonville, Arkansas,
I played 2 of the cast members. With my theatre arts knowledge from
high school and college 50 years ago, the characterizations got me an ovation. Before the ceremony, I told the "new participants" that "This
will be one of your most cherished experiences in amateur radio. Trust me"...to which, one of them smarted off with "Thank you, Barack Obama".
It brought the house down in laughter (hi hi).
If I can make the 2026 Delta Division Convention in Shreveport, I'll
take part in it again...but I may volunteer to be the "Novice", so I
can get a fresh certificate with my original callsign, now as a vanity.
I'm also trying to save up for the 2026 HandiHams Radio Camp in Bloomington, Minnesota. If I can get a scholarship (which will lower
my cost for it), I'm going to go. I discovered it'd be far cheaper
flying Southwest Airlines from Little Rock to Minneapolis, than taking Amtrak...as I'd have to spend the night in Chicago.
I plan to contact Lucinda Moody, AB8WF, mid to late next week, for
more info.
73,
Daryl, N5VLZ
... I CQ. Therefore, I HAM -- DE N5VLZ
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Daryl, I am a member, I attended the midnight meeting in
California in the early 1960's.
My membership might have expired since I am no longer a ARRL
member . Once a LID always a LID.
The RCC Certificate I earned as a Novice in 1958 may not be
valid now either? 73 de Ed W9ODR k
Your writing about Congress being paid a lot had me think of
our President. If the thought came to his mind he would
probably adjust their payment scale. Ed
Ed,
Those who complain that they can't survive on over $300,000 a
year, don't have a clue.
They should also be paid ONLY when they are in session, and NOT
when they are on recess, or if the government is shut down...which
appears likely next week.
He's donating his salary to a designated charity...but they
would not be caught dead doing likewise.
Daryl
... H.A.M. - Have Another Meal, Haven't Any Money, Haven't Any Memory
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Sunday morning the message was in Matthew chapter 6 about God
and mammon. I wonder if their Chaplin ever preached about that
topic to them.
Ed,
It makes you wonder.
On a humorous note, that reminds me of a 3 funny church money jokes.
1) This man had never given much of anything, tithing or otherwise to
the church. The man had a heart condition, and lo and behold, he hit
the jackpot on a lottery ticket.
The family called the preacher, and wanted him to talk with the man,
as they were afraid that the news of the winning lottery ticket would
cause a fatal heart attack.
The preacher went to talk to the man, and said "Even though you have
not given much to the church, in tithing or otherwise, The Good Lord
has chosen to bless you, with a $100,000 winning lottery ticket".
The man replied "That means I can get a $10,000 tithe next Sunday".
You guessed it!! The preacher had a heart attack!! <G>
2) A church needed money for a new building fund, but I guess they never heard of the "Together We Build" campaign, used by many Baptist Churches.
The pastor wired all the pews with electricity prior to the service.
He got to the pulpit, and said "Now, all you men and brethren, who feel
led of The Lord to give $100 to the new building fund, stand up".
He pushed a button, and 20 people sprang to their feet (like they had
a choice??!! <G>).
"Excellent!!" the pastor said.
He continued with "Now, all you men and brethren, who feel led of The
Lord to give $500 to the new building fund, stand up".
He pushed another button, and 30 people sprang to their feet.
"Fine!! Fine!!" the pastor said.
Then, he said "Now, all you men and brethren who feel led of The Lord
to give $1000 to the new building, stand up".
He pulled the Master Control switch, and electrocuted 14 deacons!! <G>
3) Another church was preaching on the building fund needs and tithing. However, the offertory hymn chosen by the music director was "Jesus Paid
It All".
As a result, the offering plates were virtually empty.
The Music Director was fired. <G>
Daryl
... I'm only one step away from being rich...all I need is money.
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All three of those were good.
Ed,
And, you can tell those over the air. :)
Daryl
... I used to have money in the bank----now I run a BBS
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And, you can tell those over the air. :)
And they can be told in Church too.
Ed,
When I was at a choir retreat several years ago, they "broke the
ice" with the "Church Bulletin Bloopers".
No matter how many times you hear them, they are a scream!!
Daryl
... I just bought a cured ham...wonder what it had...
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While reading the Tagline Ithought to ask was that Ham a
Amateur Extra, General or Technician Class Licensee?
Also remember seeing your message that You can't be cured.
Me neither.
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