walky-talky recs?

RW wrote:

"They work very well, especially in river canyons. It's convenient to
be
able to keep in touch. They're great in cars. I like to tune into
different frequencies and **** with people trying to communicate with
their fishing buddies. Great sport. "

I'm pretty sure we had some guys looking for us on the Gallatin last
summer!

bh

wrote:
RW wrote:
I like to tune into
different frequencies and **** with people trying to communicate with
their fishing buddies. Great sport. "

I'm pretty sure we had some guys looking for us on the Gallatin last
summer!

That's what passes for "great sport" among putzes ?

I am so not surprised.

--
Ken Fortenberry

On 6 Jul 2005 05:43:49 -0700, wrote:

RW wrote:

"They work very well, especially in river canyons. It's convenient to
be
able to keep in touch. They're great in cars. I like to tune into
different frequencies and **** with people trying to communicate with
their fishing buddies. Great sport. "

I'm pretty sure we had some guys looking for us on the Gallatin last
summer!

bh

Why would anyone do that, Bruce, and enjoy it?

I can understand Barnard doing it, but not you.

Lo siento. I can see that I've written something misleading.

We thought they were some of the ROFF guys at first. Then they got
****ed off at us so we screwed with them a little.

In light of the flame wars you two have been engaged in at times, my
guess is that both of you would have really ripped them a new one. We
just goofed with them a little and it was fun. They were obviously
able to handle it and we probably didn't hurt their feelings too much.

bruce h

Total Badass!

On 6 Jul 2005 08:13:57 -0700, wrote:

Total Badass!

Nahhhhh! You be a pussy cat. d;o)