11 Jun 06 22:59, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Roy Witt:

 MvdV> Hello Roy.

 MvdV> 11 Jun 06 14:41, you wrote to me:

 WD>>>>> How 'bout the middle-finger in morse? ;-)

 ML>>>> From high school in 1954

 ML>>>>   ....-  --.-

 MvdV>>>            4Q

 RW>> the U is missing.

 MvdV> Nor, there is an R too many. 4Q -> foRkyou

No, you spelled it wrong; four kyoo is correct.

 ML>>>> Or more explicitly as a reply to the above

 ML>>>>   ....-  --,-  ..---  ---  --

 MvdV>>>               4Q2OM

 ML>>>> Isn't it amazing what encryption can offer,

 MvdV>>> It does not really make sense unless one is a native English
 MvdV>>> speaker I suppose..

 RW>> The U is missing once again. Try pronouncing it with the Q sounding
 RW>> like a K as in fork...I assume that you know what OM means.

 MvdV> An R too many. foRkyoutoo-oldman

No, you've spelled it wrong again; four kyoo old man.

 MvdV> Of course I know what OM means.

Yeah, but you didn't have to blabber it to everybody!

 MvdV> Always found that a silly expression BTW. When I got my license at
 MvdV> 18 (min age at the time) they all started calling me old...

It wasn't meant to be taken literally. I suppose they could have
accomadated you by pounding out; wet behind the ears teenager or wbtet...

 MvdV> OM has gotten out of fashion here. Haven't heard it in years. XYL
 MvdV> is still used though oddly enough...

With the influx of more and more ex-CBers, we're hearing the 10 code more
often too.


Roy
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