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Author Topic: Archive of NASWA FRENDX Journals on World Radio History website?  (Read 1839 times)

Offline ThaDood

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https://swling.com/blog/2022/07/archive-of-naswa-frendx-journals-on-world-radio-history-website/   Pirate Radio history? Well, some included certainly. As long as I was doing SWL'ing rips, I grabbed this as well. Enjoy...
I was asked, yet another weird question, of how I would like to be buried, when I finally bite the big one. The answer was actually pretty easy. Face-down, like a certain historical figure in the late 1980's, (I will not mention who, but some of you will get it, and that's enough.) Why??? It would be a burial that will satisfy everyone: (1) My enemies will say that it will show me where to go. (2) On the same point, I can have my enemies kiss my butt. (3) It will temporarily give someone a place to park a bicycle. See??? A WIN / WIN for everyone.

Offline Molvania Poacher

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Re: Archive of NASWA FRENDX Journals on World Radio History website?
« Reply #1 on: November 10, 2022, 0207 UTC »
I was a SPEEDX member myself, so here's a great resource for those classic gems too...

https://worldradiohistory.com/Speedx.htm
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Re: Archive of NASWA FRENDX Journals on World Radio History website?
« Reply #2 on: November 30, 2022, 1119 UTC »
I was a SPEEDX member myself, so here's a great resource for those classic gems too...

https://worldradiohistory.com/Speedx.htm

They let a fez wearer in? That certainly explains a lot.

 

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