[Boatanchors] Clean It Up Greg

Sat, 24 Jan 2004 22:50:26 -0600

I have to agree wholeheartly.
A 1950's era advertisement( cartoon )with an SX-42?. panadaptor, and BC-610 station,
with a girl in a nitie hardly is porno in any way by today's standards.  
At that time might have been borderline.

Gene,  AJ5S

At 09:00 PM 1/24/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>For heaven's sake Duane, jump down off your high horse.
>first of all it was meant to be humorous, and it was.
>second, it was a link in the message not an attachment.
>and third it wasn't offensive.
>And if you felt it was necessary to chastise someone, why did you feel it
>was proper to send it to the whole list?
>73,
>Ken
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>Greg,
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>Your attempt to post that was stripped out by the qth.net system. You know,
>or
>at least you should know, that attachments have never been allowed on any
>qth.net list. It is part of the security system. If you want to send
>questionable photos, then do it privately and do not involve list
>subscribers
>publically.
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>Duane Fischer, W8DBF
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