This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-

Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped 
doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will 
probably be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real 
thing. No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.

Spot on...
-- 
Chaney

Chaney's World: Scooters & VW's - A Way of Life

www.chaney.i12.com

"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message 
news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...
> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>
> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped 
> doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will probably 
> be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real thing. No 
> Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>
>
English woman? She's Jewish, British woman OK

Steve Terry

In message <UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2>, Chaney's Laptop 
 writes
>This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>
>Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she 
>flopped doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She 
>will probably be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the 
>real thing.
>No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
For which I am eternally grateful!
>
-- 
Ian

In message <g4auep$gip$1@news.albasani.net>, Steve Terry 
 writes
>
>"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...
>> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>>
>> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped
>> doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will probably
>> be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real thing. No
>> Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>
>>
>English woman? She's Jewish, British woman OK
>
Why can't she be English?
I'm English, I'm British. Being a WASP doesn't prevent me from being 
both. Neither does being a Jew.
-- 
Ian

Chaney's Laptop wrote:

> No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.

What about Cilla Black? :)

"The One"  wrote in message 
news:Tl7ak.56258$ft1.3672@newsfe14.ams2...
> Chaney's Laptop wrote:
>
>> No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>
> What about Cilla Black? :)

No, Cilla could sing.

Amy sounds more like a choking cat.

-- 
73
Brian, G8OSN
www.g8osn.org.uk

Ian Jackson  wrote in
news:Z2UyuVIvDQaIFwq9@g3ohx.demon.co.uk: 

> In message <g4auep$gip$1@news.albasani.net>, Steve Terry 
> writes
>>
>>"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>>news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...
>>> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>>>
>>> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she
>>> flopped doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess.
>>> She will probably be dead before her 30th Birthday. But
>>> Winehouse is the real thing. No Englishwoman ever sang like that
>>> before. 
>>>
>>>
>>English woman? She's Jewish, British woman OK
>>
> Why can't she be English?
> I'm English, I'm British. Being a WASP doesn't prevent me from
> being both. Neither does being a Jew.

I think the fascists' marketing people[1] are trying to promulgate 
the idea of a "pure" English race.  They need a "pure" race so they 
can incite morons to attack non-members of it in the streets, and 
the old idea of a "pure" British race never caught on much, being 
absurd to anyone with the intelligence of an amoeba.  Of course 
being Jewish is never seen by the fascists as a very favourable 
characteristic ...

[1]  Fascism, being a construct of global big business, has a lot of 
effective marketing experts available.

-- 
Percy Picacity

"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message 
news:Z2UyuVIvDQaIFwq9@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
> In message <g4auep$gip$1@news.albasani.net>, Steve Terry 
>  writes
>>
>>"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>>news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...
>>> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>>>
>>> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped
>>> doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will 
>>> probably
>>> be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real thing. No
>>> Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>>
>>English woman? She's Jewish, British woman OK
>>
> Why can't she be English?
> I'm English, I'm British. Being a WASP doesn't prevent me from being both. 
> Neither does being a Jew.
> Ian
>
>
English mean Anglo ish, as in Anglo Saxon, not a lot of Anglo Saxon in her

You are the one who reads a lot into being one, yet many of the great
intellectuals like Einstein and Freud were Jewish.
How many great intellectuals have the AS produced?

Steve Terry

"The One"  wrote in message 
news:Tl7ak.56258$ft1.3672@newsfe14.ams2...
> Chaney's Laptop wrote:
>
>> No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>
> What about Cilla Black? :)
>
>
She's definitely not English, she's Scouse.

Steve Terry

In message <g4b1te$nom$1@news.albasani.net>, Steve Terry 
 writes
>"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message
>news:Z2UyuVIvDQaIFwq9@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
>> In message <g4auep$gip$1@news.albasani.net>, Steve Terry
>>  writes
>>>
>>>"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>>>news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...
>>>> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>>>>
>>>> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped
>>>> doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will
>>>> probably
>>>> be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real thing. No
>>>> Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>>>
>>>English woman? She's Jewish, British woman OK
>>>
>> Why can't she be English?
>> I'm English, I'm British. Being a WASP doesn't prevent me from being both.
>> Neither does being a Jew.
>> Ian
>>
>>
>English mean Anglo ish, as in Anglo Saxon, not a lot of Anglo Saxon in her
>
>You are the one who reads a lot into being one, yet many of the great
>intellectuals like Einstein and Freud were Jewish.
>How many great intellectuals have the AS produced?
>
>Steve Terry

You mean like "What did the Anglo-Saxons ever do for us?"
-- 
Ian

On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 16:18:09 +0100, Chaney's Laptop 
wrote:

>This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>
>Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped 
>doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will 
>probably be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real 
>thing. No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>
>Spot on...

I still think she was much better when she won Eurovision as Dana
International.

Nick  ;-)

On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:32:09 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
wrote:

>You are the one who reads a lot into being one, yet many of the great
>intellectuals like Einstein and Freud were Jewish.
>How many great intellectuals have the AS produced?
>
>Steve Terry 

Are we including Newton and Hawking?

lucifer@eternal-flames.gov wrote:

> Are we including Newton and Hawking?

Hawking sings better than Winehouse!

On Jun 30, 4:32 pm, "Steve Terry"  wrote:
> "Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>
> news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>
> > Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped
> > doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will probably
> > be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real thing. No
> > Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>
> English woman? She's Jewish, British woman OK
>
> Steve Terry

She must've been singing Yiddish because I couldn't make out a word of
English.

Brian Reay wrote:

> No, Cilla could sing.

As can Shirley Bassey, Dusty Springfield (Irish, but hey), Sandie Shaw 
etc and that's just off the top of my head!

> Amy sounds more like a choking cat.

With a large furball.

lucifer@eternal-flames.gov wrote:

> I still think she was much better when she won Eurovision as Dana
> International.

Bass! Just spluttered tea over my screen :)

lucifer@eternal-flames.gov       wrote:

>On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:32:09 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
>wrote:
>
>>You are the one who reads a lot into being one, yet many of the great
>>intellectuals like Einstein and Freud were Jewish.
>>How many great intellectuals have the AS produced?
>>
>>Steve Terry 
>
>Are we including Newton and Hawking?

Most of the scientific advances that came after the Reformation seem
to have European, IMHO.

-- 

from
Aero Spike

On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:32:09 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
wrote:

>"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message 
>news:Z2UyuVIvDQaIFwq9@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
>> In message <g4auep$gip$1@news.albasani.net>, Steve Terry 
>>  writes
>>>
>>>"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>>>news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...
>>>> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>>>>
>>>> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped
>>>> doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will 
>>>> probably
>>>> be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real thing. No
>>>> Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>>>
>>>English woman? She's Jewish, British woman OK
>>>
>> Why can't she be English?
>> I'm English, I'm British. Being a WASP doesn't prevent me from being both. 
>> Neither does being a Jew.
>> Ian
>>
>>
>English mean Anglo ish, as in Anglo Saxon, not a lot of Anglo Saxon in her
>
Nor in most English people either, for that matter.

http://www.familytreedna.com/pdf/capelli2_CB.pdf

"Perhaps the most surprising conclusion is the limited continental
input in southern England, which appears to be predominantly
indigenous and, by some analyses, no more influenced by the
continental invaders than is mainland Scotland..."

"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message 
news:UWLxWKLR5QaIFwp0@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
> In message <g4b1te$nom$1@news.albasani.net>, Steve Terry 
>  writes
>>"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message
>>news:Z2UyuVIvDQaIFwq9@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
>>> In message <g4auep$gip$1@news.albasani.net>, Steve Terry
>>>  writes
>>>>
>>>>"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>>>>news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...
>>>>> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>>>>>
>>>>> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she 
>>>>> flopped
>>>>> doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will
>>>>> probably
>>>>> be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real thing. No
>>>>> Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>>>>
>>>>English woman? She's Jewish, British woman OK
>>>>
>>> Why can't she be English?
>>> I'm English, I'm British. Being a WASP doesn't prevent me from being 
>>> both.
>>> Neither does being a Jew.
>>> Ian
>>>
>>>
>>English mean Anglo ish, as in Anglo Saxon, not a lot of Anglo Saxon in her
>>
>>You are the one who reads a lot into being one, yet many of the great
>>intellectuals like Einstein and Freud were Jewish.
>>How many great intellectuals have the AS produced?
>>Steve Terry
>
> You mean like "What did the Anglo-Saxons ever do for us?"
> Ian
>
>
Very much so, the Anglo Saxon empire spanned the world
just like the Romans, only a lot further.
And just like the Romans gave them law and order, roads, etc, etc.

On the plus side, Slavery, drugs and lots of other good stuff

Steve Terry

wrote in message 
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> On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:32:09 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
> wrote:
>
>>You are the one who reads a lot into being one, yet many of the great
>>intellectuals like Einstein and Freud were Jewish.
>>How many great intellectuals have the AS produced?
>>Steve Terry
>
> Are we including Newton and Hawking?
>
Wasn't Newton part jew? and Hawkings is part machine

Steve Terry

"The One"  wrote in message 
news:zA8ak.71940$GF6.298@newsfe27.ams2...
> lucifer@eternal-flames.gov wrote:
>
>> Are we including Newton and Hawking?
>
> Hawking sings better than Winehouse!
>
>
and his voice won't deteriorate with age

Steve Terry

"zeroaurora"  wrote in message 
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> On Jun 30, 4:32 pm, "Steve Terry"  wrote:
>> "Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>>
>> news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...> This is a critics view from 
>> one of this mornings tabloids:-
>>
>> > Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she 
>> > flopped
>> > doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will 
>> > probably
>> > be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real thing. No
>> > Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>
>> English woman? She's Jewish, British woman OK
>> Steve Terry
>
> She must've been singing Yiddish because I couldn't make out a word of
> English.
>
>
She sings Druggie, which only losers can understand

Steve Terry

"Steve Terry"  wrote in message 
news:g4bdbm$gir$1@news.albasani.net...
>
>  wrote in message 
> news:pq3i64djnadenjnn5lpaium0gfa99bufvd@4ax.com...
>> On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:32:09 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
>> wrote:
>>
>>>You are the one who reads a lot into being one, yet many of the great
>>>intellectuals like Einstein and Freud were Jewish.
>>>How many great intellectuals have the AS produced?
>>>Steve Terry
>>
>> Are we including Newton and Hawking?
>>
> Wasn't Newton part jew?

Unlikely. In Newton's time you couldn't teach in a University (and the 
restriction may have extended to being a student) unless you we CoE.  There 
are rumours that Newton wasn't a "CoE believer" and followed  some beliefs 
associated with alchemy etc. but had to keep this quiet.

I came across this some time back, when I was doing some research:

http://www.newton.ac.uk/newtlife.html

-- 
73
Brian, G8OSN
www.g8osn.org.uk

"Brian Reay" <see@website.invalid> wrote in message
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>
>
> "Steve Terry"  wrote in message
> news:g4bdbm$gir$1@news.albasani.net...
>>
>>  wrote in message
>> news:pq3i64djnadenjnn5lpaium0gfa99bufvd@4ax.com...
>>> On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 17:32:09 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>You are the one who reads a lot into being one, yet many of the great
>>>>intellectuals like Einstein and Freud were Jewish.
>>>>How many great intellectuals have the AS produced?
>>>>Steve Terry
>>>
>>> Are we including Newton and Hawking?
>>>
>> Wasn't Newton part jew?
>
> Unlikely. In Newton's time you couldn't teach in a University (and the
> restriction may have extended to being a student) unless you we CoE.
> There are rumours that Newton wasn't a "CoE believer" and followed  some
> beliefs associated with alchemy etc. but had to keep this quiet.
>
I think he became a Arian which is suspicious for someone who
didn't have to prove he wasn't Jewish?
>
> I came across this some time back, when I was doing some research:
> http://www.newton.ac.uk/newtlife.html
>
Look at the size of his hooter on that web site, he has to be a dead sea 
stroller

Steve Terry

On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 20:47:56 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
wrote:


>> Are we including Newton and Hawking?
>>
>Wasn't Newton part jew?  

Only his Christian name

>and Hawkings is part machine

 :-)

Nick.

On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 20:44:37 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
wrote:

>On the plus side, Slavery, drugs and lots of other good stuff

Ay.  Back in't good ol' days.

Nick.

The One wrote:
> Chaney's Laptop wrote:
> 
>> No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
> 
> What about Cilla Black? :)

The only Englishwoman that ever sounded as good as Amy Winehouse is Kiki 
Dee...rewarded for her voice with a contract at America's biggest music 
empire "Motown"...

-- 
Chaney

Chaney's World: Scooters & VW's - A Way of Life

www.chaney.i12.com

Chaney's Laptop wrote:
> The One wrote:
>> Chaney's Laptop wrote:
>>
>>> No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>
>> What about Cilla Black? :)
> 
> The only Englishwoman that ever sounded as good as Amy Winehouse is Kiki 
> Dee...rewarded for her voice with a contract at America's biggest music 
> empire "Motown"...

Is Amy Winehouse this mans love child?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skU-jBFzXl0&feature=related

In message <Wopak.172990$NN3.159302@newsfe08.ams2>, The One 
 writes
>Chaney's Laptop wrote:
>> The One wrote:
>>> Chaney's Laptop wrote:
>>>
>>>> No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>>
>>> What about Cilla Black? :)
>>  The only Englishwoman that ever sounded as good as Amy Winehouse is 
>>Kiki  Dee...rewarded for her voice with a contract at America's 
>>biggest music  empire "Motown"...
>
>Is Amy Winehouse this mans love child?
>
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skU-jBFzXl0&feature=related
>
Might be. But Tiny Tim sang better than our Amy does. She obviously 
didn't inherit any of his singing genes or, if she did, they got 
severely mutated en route.
-- 
Ian

There seem to be some reporters who will praise her whatever she does but a 
few are more honest.

I only saw a bit of her performance at Glastonbury before going off to 
watch some paint drying as it was muich more exciting.

On Tue, 1 Jul 2008 15:14:41 +0100, "MB" <mb@invalid.invalid> wrote:

>There seem to be some reporters who will praise her whatever she does but a 
>few are more honest.
>
>I only saw a bit of her performance at Glastonbury before going off to 
>watch some paint drying as it was muich more exciting.

Nondescript grey paint was it?

Yes you're right... That is more exciting.


Nick

MB wrote:
> 
> 
> I only saw a bit of her performance at Glastonbury before going off to 
> watch some paint drying as it was muich more exciting.
> 
> 
> 

Talking to other amateurs/watching paint dry...ain't much difference 
there is there!!..just sussed out the size of your peanut brain...

Here's how you spell "much"...

-- 
Chaney

Chaney's World: Scooters & VW's - A Way of Life

www.chaney.i12.com

wrote in message 
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> On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 20:44:37 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
> wrote:
>
>>On the plus side, Slavery, drugs and lots of other good stuff
>
> Ay.  Back in't good ol' days.
> Nick.
>
Some of the good o'l days are still with us, see Balentine on Cigarettes in 
Africa tonight?

Millions of African children encouraged by BAT to buy ciggies
and die young, well they'd only spend their money on AK47 ammo instead

Steve Terry

"The One"  wrote in message 
news:Tl7ak.56258$ft1.3672@newsfe14.ams2...
> Chaney's Laptop wrote:
>
>> No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>
> What about Cilla Black? :)

.
Cilla Black (CB), what about her?
-- 
;-)
.
73 de Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI - mine's a pint.
.
http://turner-smith.co.uk

wrote in message 
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> On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 16:18:09 +0100, Chaney's Laptop 
> wrote:
>
>>This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>>
>>Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped
>>doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will
>>probably be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real
>>thing. No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>
>>Spot on...
>
> I still think she was much better when she won Eurovision as Dana
> International.
>
> Nick  ;-)

.
I've just seen Cheri Blair (CB) on the box, Tony has earned my deepest 
sympathy.
-- 
;-)
.
73 de Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI - mine's a pint.
.
http://turner-smith.co.uk

On Tue, 1 Jul 2008 23:04:16 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
wrote:


>Some of the good o'l days are still with us, see Balentine on Cigarettes in 
>Africa tonight?
>
>Millions of African children encouraged by BAT to buy ciggies
>and die young, well they'd only spend their money on AK47 ammo instead
>
>Steve Terry 


T'was ever thus.

It is only in recent years - as smoking became increasingly looked on
as the anti-social habit it always was - that firms such as BAT lost
much of the political clout they held here in Britain.  

Look how long it took to ban the advertising of tobacco products close
to schools etc.

Not that I have anything against making people smoke.......  Just as
long as it isn't cigarettes or tobacco.  ;-)

Nick.

Frank Turner-Smith G3VKI wrote:

>.
>I've just seen Cheri Blair (CB) on the box, Tony has earned my deepest 
>sympathy.

Wasn't she awful - not a single original thing to say.


-- 

from
Aero Spike

Did you not notice the topic/title of this news group, you prize prat!

"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message 
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> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>
> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped 
> doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will probably 
> be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real thing. No 
> Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>
> Spot on...
> -- 
> Chaney
>
> Chaney's World: Scooters & VW's - A Way of Life
>
> www.chaney.i12.com

In message , "G8ASO <(o¿o)> 
©"  writes
>"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message 
>news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...
>> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>>
>> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she 
>>flopped  doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She 
>>will probably  be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the 
>>real thing. No  Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>
>
>Did you not notice the topic/title of this news group, you prize prat!
>
Did you not notice that the NG is 'uk.radio.amateur' and not 
'uk.amateur.radio'? On here, you get a load of radio amateurs (and a lot 
of other weirdoes) discussing all sorts of things, some of which are 
connected to amateur radio, and some of which are not. It's a bit like 
80m. In fact, it's exactly like 80m.

And, BTW, did YOU not notice that the convention of URA is to bottom 
post? All contributions are welcome (even if they are only one-line 
insults), provided they are bottom posted.
-- 
Ian

ITYM that the convention of _SOME_ posters to ura is to bottom post

It is certainly true to say that the convention of ura is to top post.

The position of posting on the page is irrelevant, it is the contribution
that is important, and in that respect, one-line insults are not welcome,
even if they are blurted out by M3OSN and Mrs.Nugatory.

"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message 
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> And, BTW, did YOU not notice that the convention of URA is to bottom post? 
> All contributions are welcome (even if they are only one-line insults), 
> provided they are bottom posted.

ITYM that the convention of _SOME_ posters to ura is to bottom post

It is certainly true to say that the convention of ura is to top post.

The position of posting on the page is irrelevant, it is the contribution
that is important, and in that respect, one-line insults are not welcome,
even if they are blurted out by M3OSN and Mrs.Nugatory.

"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message 
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> In message , "G8ASO <(o¿o)> ©" 
>  writes
>>"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message 
>>news:UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2...
>>> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>>>
>>> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped 
>>> doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will 
>>> probably  be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real 
>>> thing. No  Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>>
>>Did you not notice the topic/title of this news group, you prize prat!
>>
> Did you not notice that the NG is 'uk.radio.amateur' and not 
> 'uk.amateur.radio'? On here, you get a load of radio amateurs (and a lot 
> of other weirdoes) discussing all sorts of things, some of which are 
> connected to amateur radio, and some of which are not. It's a bit like 
> 80m. In fact, it's exactly like 80m.
>
>
Except there's less noise on 80m

Steve Terry

Steve Terry wrote:

>> Did you not notice that the NG is 'uk.radio.amateur' and not 
>> 'uk.amateur.radio'? On here, you get a load of radio amateurs (and a lot 
>> of other weirdoes) discussing all sorts of things, some of which are 
>> connected to amateur radio, and some of which are not. It's a bit like 
>> 80m. In fact, it's exactly like 80m.
>>
>>
> Except there's less noise on 80m

Could you repeat that a little louder please!

-- 

Brian

The message <UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2>
from Chaney's Laptop  contains these words:

> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-

> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped 
> doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will 
> probably be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real 
> thing. No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.

> Spot on...
> -- 
> Chaney

> Chaney's World: Scooters & VW's - A Way of Life

> www.chaney.i12.com

Has anyone worked out what language she was singing in, it
didn't sound like English.

John.

In message <g4fsla$cu8$1@news.datemas.de>, Brian Morrison 
 writes
>Steve Terry wrote:
>
>>> Did you not notice that the NG is 'uk.radio.amateur' and not
>>> 'uk.amateur.radio'? On here, you get a load of radio amateurs (and a lot
>>> of other weirdoes) discussing all sorts of things, some of which are
>>> connected to amateur radio, and some of which are not. It's a bit like
>>> 80m. In fact, it's exactly like 80m.
>>>
>>>
>> Except there's less noise on 80m
>
>Could you repeat that a little louder please!
>
As in " You are 5 and 9 this way. Please give me your personal and your 
20 again"?
-- 
Ian

"Brian Morrison"  wrote in message 
news:g4fsla$cu8$1@news.datemas.de...
> Steve Terry wrote:
>
>>> Did you not notice that the NG is 'uk.radio.amateur' and not
>>> 'uk.amateur.radio'? On here, you get a load of radio amateurs (and a lot
>>> of other weirdoes) discussing all sorts of things, some of which are
>>> connected to amateur radio, and some of which are not. It's a bit like
>>> 80m. In fact, it's exactly like 80m.
>>>
>> Except there's less noise on 80m
>
> Could you repeat that a little louder please!
> Brian
>
Sorry Negative QSL, you are RST 199 Here, severe persistamt QRM OM,
PSE RPT

Steve Terry

"John"  wrote in message 
news:3130303031393932486B867C23@zetnet.co.uk...
> The message <UO6ak.140564$Ek2.24287@newsfe17.ams2>
> from Chaney's Laptop  contains these words:
>
>> This is a critics view from one of this mornings tabloids:-
>
>> Amy Winehouse was electric at Glastonbury. Anyone suggesting she flopped
>> doesn't have eyes and doesn't have ears. She is a mess. She will
>> probably be dead before her 30th Birthday. But Winehouse is the real
>> thing. No Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>
>> Spot on...
>> Chaney
>
> Has anyone worked out what language she was singing in, it
> didn't sound like English.
> John
>
>
She was singing in Druggie, it's a bit like English but much more slurred
and incoherent, punctuated with violent blows.

A lot like Scottish.

Steve Terry

"Steve Terry"  wrote in message 
news:g4fvmu$2u4$1@news.albasani.net...
> Sorry Negative QSL

Is that the same as "They wanted me to go to rehab,
but I said, ' No, no, no! ' "?

Steve Terry wrote:

>>
> She was singing in Druggie, it's a bit like English but much more slurred
> and incoherent, punctuated with violent blows.

Are you sure? From your description I would say it's chavish.



-- 
M0WYM
www.radiowymsey.org

Wymsey - Ten years Old!
www.wymsey.co.uk

Brian Morrison wrote:
> Steve Terry wrote:
> 
>>> Did you not notice that the NG is 'uk.radio.amateur' and not 
>>> 'uk.amateur.radio'? On here, you get a load of radio amateurs (and a lot 
>>> of other weirdoes) discussing all sorts of things, some of which are 
>>> connected to amateur radio, and some of which are not. It's a bit like 
>>> 80m. In fact, it's exactly like 80m.
>>>
>>>
>> Except there's less noise on 80m
> 
> Could you repeat that a little louder please!

EXCEPT THERE'S LESS NOISE ON 80M

:)

G8ASO <(o¿o)> © wrote:
> Did you not notice the topic/title of this news group, you prize prat!
> 
> 
> 

Did you not notice the "Subject"!!..now fcuk off back to mummy...

-- 
Chaney

Chaney's World: Scooters & VW's - A Way of Life

www.chaney.i12.com

Ian Jackson wrote:
> 
>>
> As in " You are 5 and 9 this way. Please give me your personal and your 
> 20 again"?

I called into a special event station on 2m a few years ago...the 
station was being operated from Himley Hall...a guy who lives local to 
me (an em nuthin) was on the mic...he said how nice it was to hear 
someone from his home 20!!..needles to say I took the piss out of him 
for ages...


-- 
Chaney

Chaney's World: Scooters & VW's - A Way of Life

www.chaney.i12.com

"M0WYM"  wrote in message 
news:g4giu7$95f$1@news.albasani.net...
> Steve Terry wrote:
>
>> She was singing in Druggie, it's a bit like English but much more slurred
>> and incoherent, punctuated with violent blows.
>
> Are you sure? From your description I would say it's chavish.
> M0WYM
>
>
Pseudo chavish, she comes from a nice middle class Jewish home

Steve Terry

"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message 
news:WLTak.31143$AH5.18597@newsfe09.ams2...
> Ian Jackson wrote:
>> As in " You are 5 and 9 this way. Please give me your personal and your 
>> 20 again"?
> I called into a special event station on 2m a few years ago...the station 
> was being operated from Himley Hall...a guy who lives local to me (an em 
> nuthin) was on the mic...he said how nice it was to hear someone from his 
> home 20!!..needles to say I took the piss out of him for ages...

What is a "home 20" and what has it to do needles?

Perhaps the association with needles is something to do with CBers being 
pricks?

In message <g4hu1f$87o$1@news.albasani.net>, 12 WPM Class A 
<invalid@invalid.invalid> writes
>"Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>news:WLTak.31143$AH5.18597@newsfe09.ams2...
>> Ian Jackson wrote:
>>> As in " You are 5 and 9 this way. Please give me your personal and your
>>> 20 again"?
>> I called into a special event station on 2m a few years ago...the station
>> was being operated from Himley Hall...a guy who lives local to me (an em
>> nuthin) was on the mic...he said how nice it was to hear someone from his
>> home 20!!..needles to say I took the piss out of him for ages...
>
>What is a "home 20" and what has it to do needles?
>
>Perhaps the association with needles is something to do with CBers being
>pricks?
>
I get the needle when I hear someone say 'home 20'.
-- 
Ian

"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message 
news:+BhLzgJ95HbIFwU5@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
> In message <g4hu1f$87o$1@news.albasani.net>, 12 WPM Class A 
> <invalid@invalid.invalid> writes
>>What is a "home 20" and what has it to do needles?
>>Perhaps the association with needles is something to do with CBers being
>>pricks?
> I get the needle when I hear someone say 'home 20'.

"Once an M3, always an M3" ?

Ian Jackson wrote:
> In message <g4hu1f$87o$1@news.albasani.net>, 12 WPM Class A 
> <invalid@invalid.invalid> writes
>> "Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>> news:WLTak.31143$AH5.18597@newsfe09.ams2...
>>> Ian Jackson wrote:
>>>> As in " You are 5 and 9 this way. Please give me your personal and your
>>>> 20 again"?
>>> I called into a special event station on 2m a few years ago...the 
>>> station
>>> was being operated from Himley Hall...a guy who lives local to me (an em
>>> nuthin) was on the mic...he said how nice it was to hear someone from 
>>> his
>>> home 20!!..needles to say I took the piss out of him for ages...
>>
>> What is a "home 20" and what has it to do needles?
>>
>> Perhaps the association with needles is something to do with CBers being
>> pricks?
>>
> I get the needle when I hear someone say 'home 20'.

We have a few of the new M6 in this area, when they get nattering with 
the local G7 they fall back into the CB lingo. Roger D, twig, Square 
Wheeled etc. are becoming part of the 2M vocabulary.

Steve H

Ian Jackson wrote:
> In message <g4hu1f$87o$1@news.albasani.net>, 12 WPM Class A 
> <invalid@invalid.invalid> writes
>> "Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message
>> news:WLTak.31143$AH5.18597@newsfe09.ams2...
>>> Ian Jackson wrote:
>>>> As in " You are 5 and 9 this way. Please give me your personal and your
>>>> 20 again"?
>>> I called into a special event station on 2m a few years ago...the 
>>> station
>>> was being operated from Himley Hall...a guy who lives local to me (an em
>>> nuthin) was on the mic...he said how nice it was to hear someone from 
>>> his
>>> home 20!!..needles to say I took the piss out of him for ages...
>>
>> What is a "home 20" and what has it to do needles?
>>
>> Perhaps the association with needles is something to do with CBers being
>> pricks?
>>
> I get the needle when I hear someone say 'home 20'.

On another occasion (around a couple of years ago) I was listening to 
one of the local clubs Thursday night net...so I don't get three ton of 
hate mail (again) I won't use their real club name...but for sake of 
argument let's make a name up and call them the "Charlie Delta's"!!..the 
then chairman (an em nuthin') wished the first person to leave the net 
"10-10"...realising his mistake he then went on to say - no doubt with a 
red face -  "we don't use it much these days maybe we (amateurs) should 
use it more"!!..again I took the piss for ages...

-- 
Chaney

Chaney's World: Scooters & VW's - A Way of Life

www.chaney.i12.com

> We have a few of the new M6 in this area, when they get nattering with
> the local G7 they fall back into the CB lingo. Roger D, twig, Square 
> Wheeled etc. are becoming part of the 2M vocabulary.
>
> Steve H

Roger D was in use by amateurs long before CB was invented, often to be 
heard on top band...

Jeff

In message <486c8c24$0$1346$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere.com>, Jeff 
 writes
>
>> We have a few of the new M6 in this area, when they get nattering with
>> the local G7 they fall back into the CB lingo. Roger D, twig, Square
>> Wheeled etc. are becoming part of the 2M vocabulary.
>>
>> Steve H
>
>Roger D was in use by amateurs long before CB was invented, often to be
>heard on top band...
>
>Jeff

This is true. But was does the 'D' stand for?
-- 
Ian

"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message 
news:yppI56SfDJbIFw37@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
> In message <486c8c24$0$1346$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere.com>, Jeff 
>  writes
>>
>>> We have a few of the new M6 in this area, when they get nattering with
>>> the local G7 they fall back into the CB lingo. Roger D, twig, Square
>>> Wheeled etc. are becoming part of the 2M vocabulary.
>>>
>>> Steve H
>>
>>Roger D was in use by amateurs long before CB was invented, often to be
>>heard on top band...
>>
>>Jeff
>
> This is true. But was does the 'D' stand for?
> -- 
> Ian

"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message 
news:yppI56SfDJbIFw37@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
> In message <486c8c24$0$1346$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere.com>, Jeff 
>  writes
>>
>>Roger D was in use by amateurs long before CB was invented, often to be
>>heard on top band...
> This is true. But was does the 'D' stand for?

"Roger Dodger" - a rhyming version.

"Roger" being the phonetic version of "R", the Morse cypher for "Received".

So, we came from an English word, "Received".

Abbreviated to a single letter, "R".

Took it back to a phonetic version, "Roger".

Made it Rhyming, "Roger Dodger",

... and ended up with two words which were different from the original 
single word!

"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message 
news:yppI56SfDJbIFw37@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
> In message <486c8c24$0$1346$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere.com>, Jeff 
>  writes
>>
>>> We have a few of the new M6 in this area, when they get nattering with
>>> the local G7 they fall back into the CB lingo. Roger D, twig, Square
>>> Wheeled etc. are becoming part of the 2M vocabulary.
>>>
>>> Steve H
>>
>>Roger D was in use by amateurs long before CB was invented, often to be
>>heard on top band...
>>
>>Jeff
>
> This is true. But was does the 'D' stand for?
> -- 
> Ian

It stands for "Roger Dodger", the derivation of which seems to stem from a 
US Army phrase "Roger Dodger you old Codger". The apophorycal story being 
that it was use as a term of abuse over the radio to an incompetent officer, 
and then the term stuck. It was then contracted to Roger Dodger and then to 
Roger D.

73
Jeff

In message <486ca9b8$0$1347$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere.com>, Jeff 
 writes
>
>"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message
>news:yppI56SfDJbIFw37@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
>> In message <486c8c24$0$1346$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere.com>, Jeff
>>  writes
>>>
>>>> We have a few of the new M6 in this area, when they get nattering with
>>>> the local G7 they fall back into the CB lingo. Roger D, twig, Square
>>>> Wheeled etc. are becoming part of the 2M vocabulary.
>>>>
>>>> Steve H
>>>
>>>Roger D was in use by amateurs long before CB was invented, often to be
>>>heard on top band...
>>>
>>>Jeff
>>
>> This is true. But was does the 'D' stand for?
>> --
>> Ian
>
>It stands for "Roger Dodger", the derivation of which seems to stem from a
>US Army phrase "Roger Dodger you old Codger". The apophorycal story being
>that it was use as a term of abuse over the radio to an incompetent officer,
>and then the term stuck. It was then contracted to Roger Dodger and then to
>Roger D.
>
>73
>Jeff
>
Of course! Actually, I always assumed that it was 'dodger', but 'roger 
dodger' is an expression I've not used (or heard) for years. I'd 
forgotten it existed.
-- 
Ian

"12 WPM Class A" <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in message 
news:g4hu1f$87o$1@news.albasani.net...
> "Chaney's Laptop"  wrote in message 
> news:WLTak.31143$AH5.18597@newsfe09.ams2...
>> Ian Jackson wrote:
>>> As in " You are 5 and 9 this way. Please give me your personal and your 
>>> 20 again"?
>> I called into a special event station on 2m a few years ago...the station 
>> was being operated from Himley Hall...a guy who lives local to me (an em 
>> nuthin) was on the mic...he said how nice it was to hear someone from his 
>> home 20!!..needles to say I took the piss out of him for ages...
>
> What is a "home 20" and what has it to do needles?
>
> Perhaps the association with needles is something to do with CBers being 
> pricks?
>
>

or druggies ......

> We have a few of the new M6 in this area, when they get nattering with
> the local G7 they fall back into the CB lingo. Roger D, twig, Square 
> Wheeled etc. are becoming part of the 2M vocabulary.
>
> Steve H

we have a MM3/2M0 who falls back to 108OT04 on 27.555 ssb

>>
>>Jeff
>
> This is true. But was does the 'D' stand for?

Roger Dodger .........

In article ,
 Ian Jackson  wrote:

> Of course! Actually, I always assumed that it was 'dodger', but 'roger 
> dodger' is an expression I've not used (or heard) for years. I'd 
> forgotten it existed.

Some of us hear it more often than others....

-- 
Roger

In message , Roger 
 writes
>In article ,
> Ian Jackson  wrote:
>
>> Of course! Actually, I always assumed that it was 'dodger', but 'roger
>> dodger' is an expression I've not used (or heard) for years. I'd
>> forgotten it existed.
>
>Some of us hear it more often than others....
>
Roger, Roger.
-- 
Ian

"Ian Jackson"  wrote in message 
news:xiT4bIO2MVbIFwWy@g3ohx.demon.co.uk...
> In message , Roger 
>  writes
>>In article ,
>> Ian Jackson  wrote:
>>
>>> Of course! Actually, I always assumed that it was 'dodger', but 'roger
>>> dodger' is an expression I've not used (or heard) for years. I'd
>>> forgotten it existed.
>>
>>Some of us hear it more often than others....
>>
> Roger, Roger.
> -- 
> Ian

Just had thoughts about that wonderful scene on airplane then when they were 
on about vector victors and roger was over and underdone or something. Must 
get the film out and watch it again one day :o)

-- 
73
Graham
-- ----- -.-- ... ..-

Graham M0YSU wrote:

> 
> Just had thoughts about that wonderful scene on airplane then when they were 
> on about vector victors and roger was over and underdone or something. Must 
> get the film out and watch it again one day :o)
> 

Isn't that a rip off from Catch 22 or is my medication failing? Or 
was it Major Major Major?

They don't write books like that any more.

Charlie.

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www.radiowymsey.org

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www.wymsey.co.uk

"M0WYM"  wrote in message 
news:g4lolj$chn$1@news.albasani.net...
> Graham M0YSU wrote:
>
>>
>> Just had thoughts about that wonderful scene on airplane then when they 
>> were on about vector victors and roger was over and underdone or 
>> something. Must get the film out and watch it again one day :o)
>>
>
> Isn't that a rip off from Catch 22 or is my medication failing? Or was it 
> Major Major Major?
>
> They don't write books like that any more.
>
> Charlie.

Airplane... to make it a little more understanding one of the flight crew 
was called Roger... and the Captain was called Oveur...

Roger Murdock: Flight 2-0-9'er, you are cleared for take-off.
Captain Oveur: Roger!
Roger Murdock: Huh?
Tower voice: L.A. departure frequency, 123 point 9'er.
Captain Oveur: Roger!
Roger Murdock: Huh?
Victor Basta: Request vector, over.
Captain Oveur: What?
Tower voice: Flight 2-0-9'er cleared for vector 324.
Roger Murdock: We have clearance, Clarence.
Captain Oveur: Roger, Roger. What's our vector, Victor?
Tower voice: Tower's radio clearance, over!
Captain Oveur: That's Clarence Oveur. Over.
Tower voice: Over.
Captain Oveur: Roger.
Roger Murdock: Huh?
Tower voice: Roger, over!
Roger Murdock: What?
Captain Oveur: Huh?
Victor Basta: Who?

Seems to lose something in translation though :o(

-- 
73
Graham
-- ----- -.-- ... ..-

"Graham M0YSU"  wrote in message 
news:486e6e9c$0$1345$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere.com...
> "M0WYM"  wrote in message 
> news:g4lolj$chn$1@news.albasani.net...
>> Graham M0YSU wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Just had thoughts about that wonderful scene on airplane then when they 
>>> were on about vector victors and roger was over and underdone or 
>>> something. Must get the film out and watch it again one day :o)
>>>
>>
>> Isn't that a rip off from Catch 22 or is my medication failing? Or was it 
>> Major Major Major?
>>
>> They don't write books like that any more.
>>
>> Charlie.
>
> Airplane... to make it a little more understanding one of the flight crew 
> was called Roger... and the Captain was called Oveur...
>
> Roger Murdock: Flight 2-0-9'er, you are cleared for take-off.
> Captain Oveur: Roger!
> Roger Murdock: Huh?
> Tower voice: L.A. departure frequency, 123 point 9'er.
> Captain Oveur: Roger!
> Roger Murdock: Huh?
> Victor Basta: Request vector, over.
> Captain Oveur: What?
> Tower voice: Flight 2-0-9'er cleared for vector 324.
> Roger Murdock: We have clearance, Clarence.
> Captain Oveur: Roger, Roger. What's our vector, Victor?
> Tower voice: Tower's radio clearance, over!
> Captain Oveur: That's Clarence Oveur. Over.
> Tower voice: Over.
> Captain Oveur: Roger.
> Roger Murdock: Huh?
> Tower voice: Roger, over!
> Roger Murdock: What?
> Captain Oveur: Huh?
> Victor Basta: Who?
>
> Seems to lose something in translation though :o(
>
> -- 
> 73
> Graham
> -- ----- -.-- ... ..-

Oveur's  under Unger and Unger's over Dunn... or summat like that

Jeff

"Jeff"  wrote in message 
news:486e71fa$0$1347$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere.com...
>
> "Graham M0YSU"  wrote in message 
> news:486e6e9c$0$1345$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere.com...
>> "M0WYM"  wrote in message 
>> news:g4lolj$chn$1@news.albasani.net...
>>> Graham M0YSU wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Just had thoughts about that wonderful scene on airplane then when they 
>>>> were on about vector victors and roger was over and underdone or 
>>>> something. Must get the film out and watch it again one day :o)
>>>>
>>>
>>> Isn't that a rip off from Catch 22 or is my medication failing? Or was 
>>> it Major Major Major?
>>>
>>> They don't write books like that any more.
>>>
>>> Charlie.
>>
>> Airplane... to make it a little more understanding one of the flight crew 
>> was called Roger... and the Captain was called Oveur...
>>
>> Roger Murdock: Flight 2-0-9'er, you are cleared for take-off.
>> Captain Oveur: Roger!
>> Roger Murdock: Huh?
>> Tower voice: L.A. departure frequency, 123 point 9'er.
>> Captain Oveur: Roger!
>> Roger Murdock: Huh?
>> Victor Basta: Request vector, over.
>> Captain Oveur: What?
>> Tower voice: Flight 2-0-9'er cleared for vector 324.
>> Roger Murdock: We have clearance, Clarence.
>> Captain Oveur: Roger, Roger. What's our vector, Victor?
>> Tower voice: Tower's radio clearance, over!
>> Captain Oveur: That's Clarence Oveur. Over.
>> Tower voice: Over.
>> Captain Oveur: Roger.
>> Roger Murdock: Huh?
>> Tower voice: Roger, over!
>> Roger Murdock: What?
>> Captain Oveur: Huh?
>> Victor Basta: Who?
>>
>> Seems to lose something in translation though :o(
>>
>> -- 
>> 73
>> Graham
>> -- ----- -.-- ... ..-
>
> Oveur's  under Unger and Unger's over Dunn... or summat like that
>
> Jeff

Just found it...

Simon: Gentlemen, I'd like you to meet your captain, Captain Oveur.
Clarence Oveur: Gentlemen, welcome aboard.
Simon: Captain, your navigator, Mr. Unger, and your first officer, Mr. Dunn.
Clarence Oveur: Unger.
Unger: Oveur.
Dunn: Oveur.
Clarence Oveur: Dunn. Gentlemen, let's get to work.
Simon: Unger, didn't you serve under Oveur in the Air Force?
Unger: Not directly. Technically, Dunn was under Oveur and I was under Dunn.
Dunn: Yep.
Simon: So, Dunn, you were under Oveur and over Unger.
Unger: Yep.
Clarence Oveur: That's right. Dunn was over Unger and I was over Dunn.
Unger: So, you see, both Dunn and I were under Oveur, even though I was 
under Dunn.
Clarence Oveur: Dunn was over Unger, and I was over Dunn.

-- 
73
Graham
-- ----- -.-- ... ..-

Graham M0YSU wrote:

> 
> Airplane... to make it a little more understanding one of the
> flight crew was called Roger... and the Captain was called
> Oveur...
> 

I'm not just a M0 I am also a man of culture - many's the art film I
have seen in my day. I understand all the verbals in Airplane - I've
even seen the film once or twice. My suggestion is that you read
Catch 22, if you like Airplane you will enjoy it; it's much deeper
and darker but also very funny.



Charlie.

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www.radiowymsey.org

Wymsey - Ten years Old!
www.wymsey.co.uk

"M0WYM"  wrote in message 
news:g4mdd4$msd$1@news.albasani.net...
> Graham M0YSU wrote:
>
>>
>> Airplane... to make it a little more understanding one of the
>> flight crew was called Roger... and the Captain was called
>> Oveur...
>>
>
> I'm not just a M0 I am also a man of culture - many's the art film I
> have seen in my day. I understand all the verbals in Airplane - I've
> even seen the film once or twice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cANNP4ibgM

On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 16:32:30 +0100, "Steve Terry" 
wrote:

> But Winehouse is the real thing. No 
>> Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
 Cant stand her !!  Give me Cleo Lane anytime :-)

Peter G3PHO

On Jul 10, 9:40 pm, microwa...@blueyonder.co.uk (Peter) wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Jun 2008 16:32:30 퍝, "Steve Terry" 
> wrote:
>
> > But Winehouse is the real thing. No
> >> Englishwoman ever sang like that before.
>
>  Cant stand her !!  Give me Cleo Lane anytime :-)
>
> Peter G3PHO