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Subject: RETRO RADIO

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Stephen White

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Date Posted: 16:20:44 03/07/01 Wed

Hiya, my name is Stephen White. My friends call me Steve. I love the 70's, probably that's because I was young during that decade. Looking back, it all seems sort of unreal, like a campy fantasy that changed behavior for five or ten minutes in odd and unexplainable ways.

I'm a DJ (soon to be an EJ)that really wants to explore. So much of musical conciousness has relied on the mythic "TOP 10" for so long that it is time to shake things up! My company (which has yet to make dollar one) is called WHIRL. With your help, I can bring my vision to life. Here's my web page address below...

http://whirl_radio.tripod.com/welcome.html

Thanks for the time,
Steve

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[> Subject: Re: RETRO RADIO

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John
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Date Posted: 09:10:16 03/10/01 Sat

So you want two million dollars in donations?

>Hiya, my name is Stephen White. My friends call me
>Steve. I love the 70's, probably that's because I was
>young during that decade. Looking back, it all seems
>sort of unreal, like a campy fantasy that changed
>behavior for five or ten minutes in odd and
>unexplainable ways.
>
>I'm a DJ (soon to be an EJ)that really wants to
>explore. So much of musical conciousness has relied on
>the mythic "TOP 10" for so long that it is time to
>shake things up! My company (which has yet to make
>dollar one) is called WHIRL. With your help, I can
>bring my vision to life. Here's my web page address
>below...
>
> http://whirl_radio.tripod.com/welcome.html
>
>Thanks for the time,
>Steve

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