What is a transceiver?

[Nigel OOi]

A transceiver is not a mell of transmitter and receiver per se'. A transmitter is loosely described as Nashee and a receiver an Ore style; as we all know Nashee is the opposite of Ore, or rather a collection of signals until it becomes a white soft substance.===There fore what is a transceiver, it is probably a natural orange kind of technology associated with green technology like the flower; the Ore knows why the source is saying and the Nashee creates the effect.That kind of understanding. === What is another kindo of transceiver in the natural world as according to myself NO, that would be the mobile phone(only kidding around), seriously; it must be the planet, especially one like earth with significant geographical features and a hole in the centre. It acts as a kind of light bulb that transmitts and receives when it can, in the light of seasons within the universe.===NOst.

[Guest]

Why don't you just register with this nick so you can ask your questions without filling in the fields each time? It's getting really old, btw.

[Guest]

A transceiver is not a mell of transmitter and receiver per se'. A transmitter is loosely described as Nashee and a receiver an Ore style; as we all know Nashee is the opposite of Ore, or rather a collection of signals until it becomes a white soft substance.===There fore what is a transceiver, it is probably a natural orange kind of technology associated with green technology like the flower; the Ore knows why the source is saying and the Nashee creates the effect.That kind of understanding. === What is another kindo of transceiver in the natural world as according to myself NO, that would be the mobile phone(only kidding around), seriously; it must be the planet, especially one like earth with significant geographical features and a hole in the centre. It acts as a kind of light bulb that transmitts and receives when it can, in the light of seasons within the universe.===NOst.

You're fan of LOST I gather.