dibbons
Well-Known Member
My general contractor responded to my latest message with the expression "Rodger That". It's been awhile, where have I heard that before?
"Rodger That"
- Thread starter dibbons
- Start date
-
67Dart273
Well-Known Member
I hate this kind of stupidity. As a radio amateur, I also am annoyed by common CB lingo which has migrated to the amateur bands
"Do ya gotta good copy on me?" is not even good grammar.
Yeh I gotta good copy on ya
"On the side." The side of WHAT?
And I had someone on a local VHF repeater ask me "what was my first personal?"
I told him "Not sure it's any of your business but if you really need to know, about 8 inches."
"Do ya gotta good copy on me?" is not even good grammar.
Yeh I gotta good copy on ya
"On the side." The side of WHAT?
And I had someone on a local VHF repeater ask me "what was my first personal?"
I told him "Not sure it's any of your business but if you really need to know, about 8 inches."
Thought on the side was listening/monitoring but that was 50 years ago, copy that ? Lol
68gtxman
I used to reMember
“Roger” was the phonetic for “R” in Morse code . It was short for “Received”, as in message has been received.
10 10 on the side aka listening/reading on the side 10 4 copy that
-
