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fiberguy
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join:2005-05-20		reply to expert007
Re: Shouldn't be a law

How about this, we just take the easy road... it's already been shown that they do not cause interference on planes.

Personally, however, if something as little as a cell phone can take down a plane, I'd rather not be on one to begin with.
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