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Re: Yes or no?

Conor wrote:
> In article <h2m0p0$r7a$1@news.albasani.net>, Steve Terry says...
>
>> They're calling for you on the 555, quick or you might miss a DX copy
>> fer sure good buddy
>>
> At least they're not an arsehole like you.
>

You know, I'm forever defending ex-CBers - but it's difficult when
you've barely managed to go two days on this newsgroup without swearing
at one of the "Class A's" (take note of the quotes there).

Conor wrote:
> In article <CtednVrVj5p-u9LXnZ2dnUVZ8nFi4p2d@pipex.net>, Mr. Benn
> says...
>
>> Don't worry Conor, there seem to be a lot of unwelcoming idiots populating
>> this newsgroup.  Amateur radio is an interesting hobby and I hope you enjoy
>> it as much as I have.
>
> S'OK. I've met a few IRL. One as recently as last weekend when I bought
> a 25A PSU off him. Will be meeting quite a few at York radio rally in
> the morning.
>
> Thankfully they're 99% completely the opposite of Steve.
>
> Steve, they obviously wrote this page with you in mind.
>
> http://www.laughingpoliceman.com/amateur_radio.htm
>
>

I've read right through that site, and it does sum up everything that's
wrong with Amateur Radio. I especially can't believe there's guys who
have put in the time and effort to pass the old type RAE (A or B) only
to throw it away to play some music down a repeater, or worse, to
actually put the effort into building a repeater jamming device.

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