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Re: Posting Rules for News Talkbacks
      Thu Jun 16 2005 12:18 PM

I don't want to start a whole thread just for this, so I'll post it here (at least on the right forum)... Shouldn't WEATHER HOBBIEST be spelled HOBBYIST?

I'm sure Mike will get right on that...

Edited by LI Phil (Thu Jun 16 2005 01:06 PM)

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* Posting Rules for News Talkbacks Terra Thu Jun 16 2005 12:18 PM
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