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Every day LSI brings out a new poll. On this page you can vote for or discuss about the poll.
 | Poll for February 07, 2006 |  |
| "Do you know why pilots use the name 'Roger'?" |
| Showing posts 1-25 of 90 | Page 1 of 4 |
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07-02-2006 00:00 Jay_The_Viking | 
 22,182 posts
| No | 07-02-2006 00:00 Petrol | 
 5,926 posts
| no
no
55.6%
yes
44.4%
total votes : 9 | 07-02-2006 00:00 JewUnit |  8,154 posts
| #17
No. | 07-02-2006 00:00 NightHobbit | 
 23,504 posts
| no and woo
"Do you know why pilots use the name 'Roger'?"
no
60%
yes
40%
total votes : 10
lol
| 07-02-2006 00:00 BlueEyedChic302 |  359 posts
| "Do you know why pilots use the name 'Roger'?"
yes
100%
no
0%
total votes : 1
Yes..
NUMBER 1....NUMBER 1.... NUMBER 1!!!!!!!!
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | 07-02-2006 00:00 Lyrics_Lover_11 |  2,588 posts
| No
no
72.2%
yes
27.8%
total votes : 18 | 07-02-2006 00:01 LinkinLawg |  19,068 posts
| no | 07-02-2006 00:01 Zeph |  70 posts
| 14#
No... But I was told once. Don't remember. | 07-02-2006 00:01 Zakaria |  116 posts
| no ...
now that's a less sensitive poll
Good night everyone...
Zak | 07-02-2006 00:01 cecilian_in_nc |  118 posts
| I probably should know but i dont...oh well
total votes : 32 | 07-02-2006 00:01 Silvos |  112 posts
| nah...can someone explain why is it? | 07-02-2006 00:05 soojeysoosh |  3,869 posts
| Naaw, but I've always wondered why.. | 07-02-2006 00:08 babii_gurrl |  862 posts
| me too i wonder why but i dunt know  | 07-02-2006 00:08 cairowinters | 
 3,451 posts
| Do you know why pilots use the name 'Roger'?"
no
88%
yes
12%
total votes : 150
No. 150, lol, that's actually my best ever! | 07-02-2006 00:08 bumbarooboo24 |  223 posts
| nope why? | 07-02-2006 00:09 dakondakblade | 
 10,187 posts
| yup
cause names like
abduljafarjameslindsayjohnathanjoesephimealexandria
are a tad long... | 07-02-2006 00:10 daveywonder |  295 posts
| it's from the phonetic alphabet that the US navy used up until 1954. the FAA now uses the more familiar "aplha, bravo, charlie..." phonetic alphabet that uses "Romeo' for the letter R | 07-02-2006 00:17 tinkerbellrocks |  1,131 posts
| no, but now i want to know. | 07-02-2006 00:27 TheVeronicas |  197 posts
| no clue, it seems to me like roger stands for register. kinda like wen they say roger that, meaning register that, as to say, do u understand that. but i dunno, just a guess | 07-02-2006 00:34 dark_knight86 |  4,992 posts
| Haven't a clue. | 07-02-2006 00:37 anomis7 |  82 posts
| ...no ....why  | 07-02-2006 00:39 ganrak |  75 posts
| here ya go from the horses mouth
The word is also used in radio communications to indicate receipt of a message. From around 1938 it was the military phonetic for the letter "R" abbreviation for "Received," later replaced by "Romeo."
In the old days of radio when Morse code was still used, radiomen used the letter "R", dot dash dot (di-dah-dit) as a quick way to transmit acknowledgement of transmissions or as a "yes." When voice radiotelephony was developed, the old radiomen stuck to the "R" as meaning yes. Since the phonetic alphabet for "R" then was Roger, the carryover was a natural logical development.
It is still used today in military parlance to acknowledge the receipt of a command or orders, i.e. "Roger, returning to base" or "Roger, Wilco." With the widespread use of cell phones and SMS (short messaging services) or "text" messaging, Roger is slowly being replaced by "K" for OK outside of military use. | 07-02-2006 00:41 beautiful53 |  33 posts
| Yes because the first pilot was named Roger
And his last name was Rabbit | 07-02-2006 00:41 psht |  448 posts
| dakondakeblade, that was totally not funyn at all. And davey wonder, in your explanation, you fail to mention why they choose the letter "R". They say roger because it startes with R which is for "recieved". | 07-02-2006 00:42 psht |  448 posts
| beautiful, you're a dolt. |
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