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Old August 24th 05, 01:01 PM
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Default variation of number station

I've heard stupid English lessons on around 7100 or so, especially strong in
Europe. Sounds like a beginner's English, i. e., "Jenny is wearing a nice
dress...Joey wants to visit his grandma"etc. The voices are female and are
perfect broadcasting grade, Californian or maybe Midwestern.

Has anyone heard anything like this? Is this int eh same ballpark with
number stations?


 
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