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yecatsjg
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1939 ish?
      Fri Jul 22 2005 08:20 AM

A few nights ago Joe Bastardi was on Fox. He said this year is exactly like a previous year --- to the point he said he couldn't believe he had this knowledge and could almost predict what's going to happen. I thought he said 1939? 1936? but I don't remember (sure wish I'd Tivo'd it, lol). Anyone know what year he's talking about?

Thanks!
Stacey

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. * * Re: 1939 ish? Lysis   Fri Jul 22 2005 08:43 AM
. * * Re: 1939 ish? FlaMommy   Fri Jul 22 2005 10:25 AM

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