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MDC (Unverified) Posted Aug 15th 2006 8:20PM

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Do you think they care about GPS outside of guidance? What is more important, keeping up the satellite to bring you 130 channels of mind numbing dumbness or reigning hell on any low SES culture. Wake up.

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