ham as (hehehe) (laugh)
?Best Regards
w7
Jan 22, 2009
27 Replies
hi is a way that radio amateurs represent a laugh. It stems from the morse code for "hi"; it is ".... ..". People thought it sounded like laughing. It carried over to voice communications too.
Hey! Don't ham it up in here!
Good, but did you try multiplying pairs of 3 digit and pairs of 4 digit numbers in your head at high school age. I learned to do it. I used to rib people because i could often beat them punching it into a calculator.
So, what's your beef?
John
They're just not getting to the meat of the issue. ;-)
Cheers! Rich
If there is no meat, then someone has a bone to pick with someone...
Baloney!
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