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"Bathrooman" wrote in message oups.com... Language replaced grunting, burping and farting as forms of communication. I'll have to take exception to that. - Ask my wife! Charles Brabham, N5PVL Director: USPacket http://www.uspacket.org Admin: HamBlog.Com http://www.hamblog.com Weblog: http://www.hamblog.com/blog_n5pvl.php |
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"Language replaced grunting, burping and farting as forms of communication."
Huh? That is a common form of syntax used on 75 meters provided it's broken into Morse(L) sized bites. -- For music, news and commentary you are not allowed to hear on corporate owned radio: http://www.live365.com/stations/pascoradio To see what's currently scheduled: http://www.live365.com/broadcast/sch...ame=pascoradio First Time Users May Be asked To Do A 1 Time Setup. The service and the player are FREE. Email me if you have problems listening. |
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