SD{at}> Hello, Daryl.

Hi, Sean...

 DS>   30 lashes with wet modem and telnet cables ought to do it. 

 SD{at}> Time to get out the Wouff-Hong (is that it?)

 SD{at}> P.S. If you're not an amateur radio operator, you won't get the joke.

  The Rettysnitch looks worse than the Wouff Hong. I went through that
"ceremony" at the ARRL Great Lakes Division Convention in Cleveland,
Ohio back in 2007...and let's just say "a good time was had by all".
The 2 "requirements" to this "secret society" is that
you hold a valid
amateur radio license (class doesn't matter), and that you be a paid up
member of the American Radio Relay League (ARRL). One does get a real nice
certificate afterwards, though. Unfortunately, the "division or national
conventions" where these are held are few and far between in Arkansas,
where I could take part in this again. We are lucky to have 6 hamfests a
year. 

  But, those tools that are used on poor operators on ham radio, can just
as easily be "applied" (pun intended) to miscreants in the echoes. 

  For more info on the Wouff Hong, go to:

http://www.arrl.org/ham-radio-history

and click on The Wouff Hong toward the bottom of the page. A closer 
picture of the Wouff Hong and Rettysnitch are at:

http://www.arrl.org/groups/gallery/fwd-180

  Just looking at the pictures, I'd think the Rettysnitch would hurt
more!!

  On another note, years ago, there were a couple of Sysop and user 
groups in central Arkansas, but I think I'm the only BBS left in the 
state now.

Daryl, WX1DER

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