Washington D.C.-

It was announced today that Kellogg's and the Federal Communications Commission
have signed a pact to issue Amateur Radio Licenses on specially marked boxes of
Corn Flakes.

In this unprecedented move the FCC believes this will not hurt amateur radio but
allow all individuals to receive an Amateur Radio License without having to
demonstrate any skills with the exception of being able to use a pair of scissors
to cut out their operating permit from the breakfast cereal box.

Kellogg's spokesperson commented that they were proud to have been selected by the
government to be the issuer of licenses for Amateur Radio in the US and hope to
soon make an agreement with other cereal loving countries. They also expect that
will be issuing certificates of achievement for DXCF for confirmed contacts with
100 corn flakers.

Jeeze - Quit whining already!!!

Hi!
Afortunately cereal foods ins't very popular in my country (Argentina)

REgards

Heriberto
LU6DBU




"NoMoreSpam" escribió en el mensaje
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Washington D.C.-

It was announced today that Kellogg's and the Federal Communications
Commission
have signed a pact to issue Amateur Radio Licenses on specially marked
boxes of
Corn Flakes.

In this unprecedented move the FCC believes this will not hurt amateur
radio but
allow all individuals to receive an Amateur Radio License without having
to
demonstrate any skills with the exception of being able to use a pair of
scissors
to cut out their operating permit from the breakfast cereal box.

Kellogg's spokesperson commented that they were proud to have been
selected by the
government to be the issuer of licenses for Amateur Radio in the US and
hope to
soon make an agreement with other cereal loving countries. They also
expect that
will be issuing certificates of achievement for DXCF for confirmed
contacts with
100 corn flakers.

Topaz305RK wrote:
Jeeze - Quit whining already!!!



Jeeze, get a sense of humor already!!!

Well, they will probably put tokens on the labels of your corned beef
instead!