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G6HXW > WAP 15.10.04 17:31l 31 Lines 977 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: What is WAP????
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From: G6HXW@GB7IPW.#38.GBR.EU
To : WAP@WW
Andy GM7HUD wrote:-
> So in the absence of any context, the question "What is WAP?" and the
> answer given are neither wrong nor mistake, but are a perfectly and logically
> correct answer.
>
> QED. (At this point Pete falls into the large hole he's just dug with his
> JCB and vanishes without a trace!)
> :-)
Hmmm.... Well, in defence of Pete, I have to say that I was aware of the
context because of previous references and a fairly large download around on
the BBS being held.
I'm surprised you hadn't noticed it Andy. I let one part of the 7plus go
before realising it was (from memory) about 26 parts and waited till my fellow
remote or Sysop had decided what to do with it all. They released it.
But a previous bulletin had explained the Antartic connection.
An easy mistake to make between the two WAP's though.
73 - Lionel, G6HXW @ GB7IPW-2
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