Fed up with NEW SCOPE ARRIVES posts!

(There is a related group in the amateur radio crowd as well. These
people are so good at it they hardly need radios at all -- they can
directly integrate Maxwell's equations in their heads in real time.

div E = 4 pi rho
div B = 0
curl E = -1/c x dB/dt
curl B = 1/c x dE/dt + 4 pi/c J

rho=charge density
J=current density

Curiously, these people even refer to those who are not as capable (or
perhaps choose not to be as capable) as "appliance operators".

As a matter of fact, I have an amateur radio license.
That's where I got the phrase from.
Bwahahahahahaha.

(There is a related group in the amateur radio crowd as well. These
people are so good at it they hardly need radios at all -- they can
directly integrate Maxwell's equations in their heads in real time.

div E = 4 pi rho
div B = 0
curl E = -1/c x dB/dt
curl B = 1/c x dE/dt + 4 pi/c J

rho=charge density
J=current density

Curiously, these people even refer to those who are not as capable (or
perhaps choose not to be as capable) as "appliance operators".

As a matter of fact, I have an amateur radio license.
That's where I got the phrase from.
Bwahahahahahaha.

(Stephen Paul) wrote in message . com...
(Chris.B) wrote in message . com...

Will someone please confirm that "****" is used as a derogatory terms
in America as well as in the UK? I don't think I've ever heard it used
with an American accent in films.

Political correctness has killed American slang. When I was an
adolescent, in fact even as early as a pre-teen, that word was part of
the mandatory vocabulary, and like other such terms, it's usage at the
right moment was considered high art. g

Given the OP's other misspellings and typos, the question remains whether he
meant to write "twit" or the word actually written. To wit:

Now we have any silly twit with a few bucks to burn out there buying
these new GOTo scopes ...

"Twit" actually makes more sense in the context of the poster's babblings,
with "twit" generally synonymous with "jerk", "******", "pendejo", etc.

(Stephen Paul) wrote in message . com...
(Chris.B) wrote in message . com...

Will someone please confirm that "****" is used as a derogatory terms
in America as well as in the UK? I don't think I've ever heard it used
with an American accent in films.

Political correctness has killed American slang. When I was an
adolescent, in fact even as early as a pre-teen, that word was part of
the mandatory vocabulary, and like other such terms, it's usage at the
right moment was considered high art. g

Given the OP's other misspellings and typos, the question remains whether he
meant to write "twit" or the word actually written. To wit:

Now we have any silly twit with a few bucks to burn out there buying
these new GOTo scopes ...

"Twit" actually makes more sense in the context of the poster's babblings,
with "twit" generally synonymous with "jerk", "******", "pendejo", etc.

(Stephen Paul) wrote in message . com...
(Chris.B) wrote in message . com...

Will someone please confirm that "****" is used as a derogatory terms
in America as well as in the UK? I don't think I've ever heard it used
with an American accent in films.

Political correctness has killed American slang. When I was an
adolescent, in fact even as early as a pre-teen, that word was part of
the mandatory vocabulary, and like other such terms, it's usage at the
right moment was considered high art. g

Given the OP's other misspellings and typos, the question remains whether he
meant to write "twit" or the word actually written. To wit:

Now we have any silly twit with a few bucks to burn out there buying
these new GOTo scopes ...

"Twit" actually makes more sense in the context of the poster's babblings,
with "twit" generally synonymous with "jerk", "******", "pendejo", etc.

(Stephen Paul) wrote in message . com...
(Chris.B) wrote in message . com...

Will someone please confirm that "****" is used as a derogatory terms
in America as well as in the UK? I don't think I've ever heard it used
with an American accent in films.

Political correctness has killed American slang. When I was an
adolescent, in fact even as early as a pre-teen, that word was part of
the mandatory vocabulary, and like other such terms, it's usage at the
right moment was considered high art. g

Given the OP's other misspellings and typos, the question remains whether he
meant to write "twit" or the word actually written. To wit:

Now we have any silly twit with a few bucks to burn out there buying
these new GOTo scopes ...

"Twit" actually makes more sense in the context of the poster's babblings,
with "twit" generally synonymous with "jerk", "******", "pendejo", etc.

although it's not nearly as crude as the other word for that.

Which is ****

although it's not nearly as crude as the other word for that.

Which is ****

although it's not nearly as crude as the other word for that.

Which is ****

although it's not nearly as crude as the other word for that.

Which is ****