I am talking about advertising in things like radio and television. You could get away with that stuff in the 1960's back when you only had three networks, ABC, CBS and NBC. But now you got 900 digital channels, pay per view, HBO1, HBO2 and well you get the idea. Lets not forget the multitude of sepura radio earpiece stations too. Getting someone's attention now is going to be a heck of a lot harder than you thought.
In spite of hitting 159 m.p.h, the Soldiers weren't able to outrun the tetra communications of law enforcement who had the forethought to notify post security who closed the entrance gates.
Beside the bathtub, a telephone and a note: "Call the airwave communications immediately." Terrified, the person discovered a large incision in the back. His kidney had been surgically removed to be sold on the black market for organs. The panic reached such a point that health agencies of the United States mounted a campaign urging them to stroke victims murky makes contact. No one called. But history has yielded a short film that is still circulating the net.
Underground pipes sepura communication for water and sewage from New York would be infested with crocodile killers. They had come from Florida, as pets. But it was becoming too large and violent, and the former owners released them in the sewers. This myth was created by sensationalist newspapers in the 1930s, and resists going strong today.
