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Default Hearing a Talking House on 1670 kHz with the Voice of . . .
On 3 Sep 2007 05:46:09 GMT, (Michael Black)
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RHF ) writes:
[nothing important]

Keep your trash out of the rest of the newsgroups.

ANd once again, idiot, stop changing subject headers so we don't
have a clue what you are talking about from the subject header.

Michael

If he heard an illegal MW transmitter from over 100 miles away I'd say
that's groupworthy, Officer Mike.
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