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wirelessguru1
September 18, 2005 01:01AM
That, of course, is a bunch of nonsense!

Either case, there is no way for you to reverse the effects until Nature takes care of re-balancing things, so you can argue all you want and it is still irrelevant...

--wirelessguru1
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