Al Fansome at 07:06, 26 October 2007

2007-10-26T07:06:10Z

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	'''WMFQ''' (Where's My F*cking QSL?) was a shortwave pirate station active from the late 90s into the mid-00s. Program material consisted of music clips, often abbreviated and slowed down or sped up, punctuated by the ops shouting something to the effect of "Tired of writing to radio stations that don't [[QSL]]? Write to us!", followed by the [[maildrop]] address. The implication was that other pirates did not [[QSL]], and that they would; this message was not appreciated by certain other pirate stations.		'''WMFQ''' (Where's My F*cking QSL?) was a shortwave pirate station active from the late 90s into the mid-00s. Program material consisted of music clips, often abbreviated and slowed down or sped up, punctuated by the ops shouting something to the effect of "Tired of writing to radio stations that don't [[QSL]]? Write to us!", followed by the [[maildrop]] address. The implication was that other pirates did not [[QSL]], and that they would; this message was not appreciated by certain other pirate stations.
	[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]		[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

Al Fansome: New page: '''WMFQ''' (Where's My F*cking QSL?) was a shortwave pirate station active from the late 90s into the mid-00s. Program material consisted of music clips, often abbreviated and slowed down ...

2007-09-24T06:39:34Z

New page: '''WMFQ''' (Where's My F*cking QSL?) was a shortwave pirate station active from the late 90s into the mid-00s. Program material consisted of music clips, often abbreviated and slowed down ...

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'''WMFQ''' (Where's My F*cking QSL?) was a shortwave pirate station active from the late 90s into the mid-00s. Program material consisted of music clips, often abbreviated and slowed down or sped up, punctuated by the ops shouting something to the effect of "Tired of writing to radio stations that don't [[QSL]]? Write to us!", followed by the [[maildrop]] address. The implication was that other pirates did not [[QSL]], and that they would; this message was not appreciated by certain other pirate stations.
[[Category: Pirate radio stations]]

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Al Fansome at 07:06, 26 October 2007

Al Fansome: New page: '''WMFQ''' (Where's My F*cking QSL?) was a shortwave pirate station active from the late 90s into the mid-00s. Program material consisted of music clips, often abbreviated and slowed down ...