Amateur Radio Ops eat Velveeta?!

[WB6DGN]

It has been proven that Velveeta can cause a reduction in your sperm count.

For a great many people these days, that would be a big benefit to the gene pool.  Just don't let the word get around!

[SWMAN]

 Tom,
I agree with you 100 percent

[AD6KA]

A few years ago, I was chatting with a coworker.
I told him I am a ham operator.  His reply was "I didn't know they still do that". 

Well at least that's better than the "Oh! Do you have
a "handle" and talk to truckers?" that I got when I
mentioned ham radio to a coworker...
Ken  AD6KA

[KE4DRN]

hi,

this recipe is great, courtesy of Alton Brown

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/baked-macaroni-and-cheese-recipe/index.html

73 james

[WX2S]

Are they targeting hams? I doubt that's been done since 1951. Correctly, that old ad focused on beer and tons of nice equipment, and a hotty June Cleaver type:

http://irarc.ham-radio-op.net/SchlitzHam.jpg

Talk about a guy who has it made! Only thing missing is a briar pipe and a retriever. That'd look great on a qsl card.

-wx2s.

[KA4NMA]

Velveeta cheese is yellow and has no rind.

[WB5MXO]

EVERYONE MISSING THE FACT THAT THEY SHOW A CB RADIO?

[K7RNO]

[quote author=WB2EOD link=topic=88009.msg652466#msg652466 date=1360388842
Ham radio has taken a public image hit over the past few years.  Some lump us in with the CB crowd, some blame us for RFI when the toaster or washing machine malfunctions.
[/quote]

I think it is the other way around. Velveeta seems to think ham ops are cool and Velveeta wants to capitalize on it to attract the younger target group, like K0OD had found out.

[KE4JOY]

Hey... its Ham and Cheese.... a natural! 

[W4GLM]

If one looks at the list of ingredients in "Velveeta" you will find it is mostly chemicals and little else

Y U K !!!!!!!!!!