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Re: I'm shocked!

said by B52GUNR See Profile:

I'm actually shocked the FCC even bothered to get up off their knees long enough to clean their chin and publish something.
Haha! That's an awesome comment. Anything I'd have to say would pale to this. Well said. It wraps it all up in one neat sentence.
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