Passed the ham test this morning...woohooo! 
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Congrats! Something else to fuss over 
Nice JOB!
Did you receive your pocket protector from ONE of the 100+ year old test proctors there????
Did you receive your pocket protector from ONE of the 100+ year old test proctors there????
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They were a seasoned bunch and much into the craft. I had two guys watching in the test room.
Titanic survivors most likely.
I was the youngest person in the room besides ONE teenage gal there with her dad.
Everyone was super nice though.
rusty_tlc
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Not all old guys are crotchetyTitanic survivors most likely.
I was the youngest person in the room besides ONE teenage gal there with her dad.
Everyone was super nice though.
thumper
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congratulations! 
my test is going to be on March 10th. Still got a few more class sessions and once we pass, we get our free handy talkies Of course, I still have to find one to mount in the truck.
Jon
my test is going to be on March 10th. Still got a few more class sessions and once we pass, we get our free handy talkies
Of course, I still have to find one to mount in the truck.Jon
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Not all old guys are crotchety
The animated Dan is kind of...cool! The likeness is uncanny
The animated Dan is kind of...cool! The likeness is uncanny
YOU ARE RIGHT!!!!!!!
That is FAWKING AWESOME!!!!! Never thought about it till you said it!
rusty_tlc
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Congoratz way to go and as its been said Welcome to the Geekness and yes it is a very expensive hobby hehe
Dan
Dan
rusty_tlc
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For the record I have yet to find a cheap hobby.
I think the two term are mutually exclusive.
I think the two term are mutually exclusive.
No kidding; me either. Somehow, pine needle basket weaving would turn out to be expensive (and I have a huge pine tree in my back yard that supplies plenty of product).
Jack
rusty_tlc
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I'm sure there are special tools required for really good pine needle basket weaving, expensive tools. And who uses domestic pine needles? I'm sure you simply must have imported Himalayan pine needles harvested by specially trained Buddhist Monks and transported by Yak to sea ports in China where they are smuggled out of the country. Not to mention instructional books, DVD's, forum memberships, attending pine needle weaving conventions, and the Pine Needle Weaving Guild dues.No kidding; me either. Somehow, pine needle basket weaving would turn out to be expensive (and I have a huge pine tree in my back yard that supplies plenty of product).
Jack