Secret Message!

I didn't know there is something like the International Morse Code and the Phonetic Symbols until my housemates told me yesterday. I find it quite fun, so I try to search for it on the net and found this.

International Morse Code and The Phonetic Alphabet
Letter(Phonetic)[Code]
A(Alpha)[.-]
B(Bravo)[-...]
C(Charlie)[-.-.]
D(Delta)[-..]
E(Echo)[.]
F(Foxtrot)[..-.]
G(Golf)[--.]
H(Hotel)[....]
I(India)[..]
J(Juliet)[.---]
K(Kilo)[-.-]
L(Lima)[.-..]
M(Mike)[--]
N(November)[-.]
O(Oscar)[---]
P(Papa)[.--.]
Q(Quebec)[--.-]
R(Romeo)[.-.]
S(Sierra)[...]
T(Tango)[-]
U(Uniform)[..-]
V(Victor)[...-]
W(Whiskey)[.--]
X(X-ray)[-..-]
Y(Yankee)[-.--]
Z(Zulu)[--..]

There are other numbers and punctuation for the code but then, I don't bother to show it here.

Aparts from being used in the military to encode and to decode messages, all those phonetics are actually useful to spell the words out in case you couldn't listen to the words properly. Most of us face this problem in our daily life when we are on the phone call and someone is going to spell a word for us. We might need to use this phonetics to spell out the words. But, what if we are to use this phonetics to make a sentence? It would be....

Decode the message please? ;)

freaking long and funny!

In case anyone is interested, you can try to click on this.