[CW] Removing the written test

[David J. Ring, Jr.]

And what do you mean by that Mr. N5LF?  "What about my friend David N1EA 
from Mass."?

Do you mean that in the land of the Kennedy's that I can not also sound like 
a fat pig?  We will definately cross that bridge when we come to it.

In the meantime, being a pig adds real meat to the quest of bringing home 
the bacon every night, doesn't it?  Kinda scarey when the squeel gets 
separated from the bacon isn't it?

My campaign slogan is:  A Kenwood in every pot, with two you get side-band, 
and don't CW on the issues.

Conventional Wisdom = CW

It's been in used in Washington, DC to replace TW = True Wisdom for years.

73

David N1EA
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Alan W." <n5lf at qsl.net>
To: "List CW" <cw at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, July 24, 2005 11:51 PM
Subject: Re: [CW] Removing the written test


> Then you haven't read
> "Amateur Radio In the 21st Century"


So, to get a ticket in this "brave new world" do we all have to practice
talking into the mic & sounding like overmodulated pig farmers?   It's
not for me that I worry, but what about my friend David N1EA from Mass.?
  Maybe the ARRL can have some on-the-air locution lessons instead of CW
practice runs.  Mr. Haynie won't just be on Green Acres reruns anymore.

(My apologies in advance to any of our CW bretheren who do, in fact,
raise pigs for a living--I'm a cattle guy, but whatever).

dit dit
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