[UK-CONTEST] Call sign Dyslexia

[Nigel]

Hmmm  I do worry about the no slurring bit.
 Does this mean prohibition has now come to contesting.
 What about the one swig for a contact and two swigs for a multiplier rule..

 Still I have the perfect callsign.

 G0VDZ It swings off the tongue and flows off the key.

 This is of course available for hire. Please note I do not drink scotch. 
But Rum (cockspurs preferred) or gin, is a very useful

 Nigel G0VDZ
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To: <dave at g3ueg.co.uk>
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Sent: Monday, October 27, 2008 8:26 PM
Subject: Re: [UK-CONTEST] Call sign Dyslexia


> In a message dated 27/10/08 13:38:49 GMT Standard Time, dave at g3ueg.co.uk
> writes:
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>
>> Has anybody come up with a solution to the same type of problem?
>
> In your case Dave, for calling others, I would advise....United Echo 
> Germany
> (with distinct spaces - no slurring :>)  More syllables...but also more
> forceful, which should help to 'drive' the brain cells in the rx'ing 
> operator!
>
> Agree with others re Sunday brain-fade.  Quite evident when listening 
> around.
> Can sound alarming on Sunday morning around dawn, but most folk usually 
> get
> a 'second wind' later in the day.
>
> Al G0XBV (X-Ray Boston Victoria)
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