I hope this message finds you with enough patients to read it.  I was a 
member of another blind hams list.  The guide lines were strict, and the 
list had little traffic.  One day one of the members asked people if they 
could help him with outlook express because he was having trouble getting 
and filtering that particular list.  He was moderated heavily and removed 
from the list.  That left me spinning because he had good reason to ask, and 
also he asked for replies off list.  On this list we do stray from the 
technical side of ham radio, but even in ham radio while experimenting we 
talk of all kinds of things that help a lot to give some kind of human 
quality to the computer synthesizer.  I'll not forget the day I met Howard 
from this list and I finally got to put a voice to the person coming out of 
the computer speaker.  Now every time I hear a post from Howard, I remember 
the day I met him in Dayton. I really hope that you can find enough humor in 
life to stick with us.  Gerry
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert C" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2012 7:16 PM
Subject: Signing off...again


> Well, I am once again leaving the list for the vast majority of the
> posts are off topic. If people are comfortable with this, so be it. But
> its a damn shame for there are some of you who have a lot to offer when
> it comes to ham radio (the name of the list is BLIND HAMS but maybe its
> time to go with the flow and change it to something else). So rather
> than press the delete key with no end in sight, I shall just bail out.
> As a ham radio op, its pointless to be on this list.
>
> Quote of the nanosecond . . .
> Oxymoron: Entertaining sermon
> Robert & Dreamer Doll  ke7nwn
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