Brother Stair Numbers - Revision history

ChrisSmolinski at 21:18, 27 November 2011

2011-11-27T21:18:54Z

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	As of 2006, the "real" [[Brother Stair]] can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.890 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus the operator of the parody station ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair (as well as other [[SWL]]s).		As of 2006, the "real" [[Brother Stair]] can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.890 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus the operator of the parody station ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair (as well as other [[SWL]]s).

-	The encoding scheme usually consists of a simple substitution cipher, e.g., A=1, B=2, and so on. The messages are personal attacks on Brother Stair's morals and actions; in September of 2005, for instance, Al Fansome decoded a broadcast as:	+	The encoding scheme usually consists of a simple substitution cipher, e.g., A=1, B=2, and so on. The messages are personal attacks on Brother Stair's morals and actions; in September of 2005, for instance, [[Al Fansome]] decoded a broadcast as:

	"IT IS SAID THAT BROTHER STAIR LIKES MIDDLE AGED WOMEN LIKE SAY ABOUT FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN HAHA".		"IT IS SAID THAT BROTHER STAIR LIKES MIDDLE AGED WOMEN LIKE SAY ABOUT FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN HAHA".

	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

ChrisSmolinski at 18:36, 20 February 2011

2011-02-20T18:36:35Z

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-	'''Brother Stair Numbers''' is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers, which appear to have been recorded, chopped up, and reorganized from Stair's frequent announcements of various contact telephone numbers.	+	'''Brother Stair Numbers''' is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet [[Brother Stair]] is used to recite the numbers, which appear to have been recorded, chopped up, and reorganized from Stair's frequent announcements of various contact telephone numbers.

-	As of 2006, the "real" Brother Stair can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.890 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus the operator of the parody station ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair (as well as other [[SWL]]s).	+	As of 2006, the "real" [[Brother Stair]] can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.890 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus the operator of the parody station ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair (as well as other [[SWL]]s).

	The encoding scheme usually consists of a simple substitution cipher, e.g., A=1, B=2, and so on. The messages are personal attacks on Brother Stair's morals and actions; in September of 2005, for instance, Al Fansome decoded a broadcast as:		The encoding scheme usually consists of a simple substitution cipher, e.g., A=1, B=2, and so on. The messages are personal attacks on Brother Stair's morals and actions; in September of 2005, for instance, Al Fansome decoded a broadcast as:

ChrisSmolinski: Undo revision 2061 by Boxcarro (Talk)

2009-02-20T21:29:05Z

Undo revision 2061 by Boxcarro (Talk)

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	The encoding scheme usually consists of a simple substitution cipher, e.g., A=1, B=2, and so on. The messages are personal attacks on Brother Stair's morals and actions; in September of 2005, for instance, Al Fansome decoded a broadcast as:		The encoding scheme usually consists of a simple substitution cipher, e.g., A=1, B=2, and so on. The messages are personal attacks on Brother Stair's morals and actions; in September of 2005, for instance, Al Fansome decoded a broadcast as:
-	"~~Jesus is Lord; and God has Chosen This Prophet, 'nuff said!~~"	+
		+	"IT IS SAID THAT BROTHER STAIR LIKES MIDDLE AGED WOMEN LIKE SAY ABOUT FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN HAHA".
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	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

Boxcarro: REMOVE LIEABLE PERJURY & RE-INSERT the CORRECT STATEMENT.

2009-02-20T20:49:20Z

REMOVE LIEABLE PERJURY & RE-INSERT the CORRECT STATEMENT.

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	The encoding scheme usually consists of a simple substitution cipher, e.g., A=1, B=2, and so on. The messages are personal attacks on Brother Stair's morals and actions; in September of 2005, for instance, Al Fansome decoded a broadcast as:		The encoding scheme usually consists of a simple substitution cipher, e.g., A=1, B=2, and so on. The messages are personal attacks on Brother Stair's morals and actions; in September of 2005, for instance, Al Fansome decoded a broadcast as:
-		+	"Jesus is Lord; and God has Chosen This Prophet, 'nuff said!"
-	"~~IT IS SAID THAT BROTHER STAIR LIKES MIDDLE AGED WOMEN LIKE SAY ABOUT FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN HAHA~~".	+
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	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

Al Fansome at 14:39, 12 August 2008

2008-08-12T14:39:51Z

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	As of 2006, the "real" Brother Stair can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.890 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus the operator of the parody station ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair (as well as other [[SWL]]s).		As of 2006, the "real" Brother Stair can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.890 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus the operator of the parody station ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair (as well as other [[SWL]]s).

-	~~It is not known if any~~ of ~~the coded~~ messages ~~of the~~ Brother Stair ~~Numbers station have ever been decoded~~, or as ~~is the case with the~~ "~~real~~" ~~Brother Stair, they are meaningless gibberish~~.	+	The encoding scheme usually consists of a simple substitution cipher, e.g., A=1, B=2, and so on. The messages are personal attacks on Brother Stair's morals and actions; in September of 2005, for instance, Al Fansome decoded a broadcast as:
		+
		+	"IT IS SAID THAT BROTHER STAIR LIKES MIDDLE AGED WOMEN LIKE SAY ABOUT FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN HAHA".

	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

Cosmikdebris at 17:11, 20 September 2007

2007-09-20T17:11:56Z

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	'''Brother Stair Numbers''' is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers, which appear to have been recorded, chopped up, and reorganized from Stair's frequent announcements of various contact telephone numbers.		'''Brother Stair Numbers''' is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers, which appear to have been recorded, chopped up, and reorganized from Stair's frequent announcements of various contact telephone numbers.

-	As of 2006, the "real" Brother Stair can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.890 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus the operator of the parody ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair (as well as other [[SWL]]s).	+	As of 2006, the "real" Brother Stair can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.890 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus the operator of the parody station ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair (as well as other [[SWL]]s).

-	It is not known if any of the coded messages of the Brother Stair Numbers station have ever been decoded.	+	It is not known if any of the coded messages of the Brother Stair Numbers station have ever been decoded, or as is the case with the "real" Brother Stair, they are meaningless gibberish.

	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

Cosmikdebris at 17:11, 20 September 2007

2007-09-20T17:11:07Z

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	'''Brother Stair Numbers''' is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers, which appear to have been recorded, chopped up, and reorganized from Stair's frequent announcements of various contact telephone numbers.		'''Brother Stair Numbers''' is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers, which appear to have been recorded, chopped up, and reorganized from Stair's frequent announcements of various contact telephone numbers.

-	As of 2006, Brother Stair can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.~~980~~ service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair.	+	As of 2006, the "real" Brother Stair can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.890 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus the operator of the parody ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair (as well as other [[SWL]]s).

	It is not known if any of the coded messages of the Brother Stair Numbers station have ever been decoded.		It is not known if any of the coded messages of the Brother Stair Numbers station have ever been decoded.

	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

Cosmikdebris at 17:10, 20 September 2007

2007-09-20T17:10:12Z

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	'''Brother Stair Numbers''' is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers, which appear to have been recorded, chopped up, and reorganized from Stair's frequent announcements of various contact telephone numbers.		'''Brother Stair Numbers''' is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers, which appear to have been recorded, chopped up, and reorganized from Stair's frequent announcements of various contact telephone numbers.

-	As of 2006, Brother Stair can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.980 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band.	+	As of 2006, Brother Stair can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.980 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band, and thus ingeniously attempts to confuse people who listen to the "real" Brother Stair.
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		+	It is not known if any of the coded messages of the Brother Stair Numbers station have ever been decoded.

	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

Cosmikdebris at 17:08, 20 September 2007

2007-09-20T17:08:38Z

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-	~~This~~ is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers.	+	'''Brother Stair Numbers''' is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers, which appear to have been recorded, chopped up, and reorganized from Stair's frequent announcements of various contact telephone numbers.
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		+	As of 2006, Brother Stair can be heard on the 6.890 MHz service of international broadcaster [[WWRB]], as well as many other frequencies and stations. The 6.980 service is notable because it falls in the middle of the active pirate radio band.
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		+	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

WikiSysop: New page: This is a parody of a spy numbers station. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers.

2007-09-15T20:05:46Z

New page: This is a parody of a spy numbers station. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers.

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This is a parody of a [[spy numbers station]]. The voice of the radio prophet Brother Stair is used to recite the numbers.