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July 14th 05, 04:14 PM
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"KNRX" wrote in message oups.com... Really, what's on shortwave these days? I am in Boston and I own a Sony ICF-5900W which I used to listen to the BBC back in the 1980s. Now I can get the BBC on the Internet or one of the local NPR FM stations. I have not used it in a long while and would like to dust it off and do something useful with it. Domestic shortwave radio offers a wealth of conspiracy theories and end time prophesies. Frank Dresser |
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July 14th 05, 04:36 PM
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HA HA HAAA! You are a funny guy! I have had my surfeit of conspiracy
theories and eschatology. |
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