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From: khayo@sonia.cs.ucla.edu (Erazm J. Behr)
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Subject: Re: Fox (transmitter) hunting story
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Bob Parnass writes about his wireless mike adventure -
something just like that happened to me recently, but it
was *clearly* a bug & I seriously considered calling the
cops or tracing the house, until I started thinking about
all the possibilities (man checking on his wife from a car
parked nearby, FBI investigation etc.; I read a lot of trashy
books these days.)
Finally, after 2 days it occurred to me that it was one of the
wireless intercoms that some parents use to monitor their kids'
rooms. The 1/2-funny thing was that the child involved sounded like
a 10-year old, and I wonder if the thing will still be in her
bedroom when she's 16 (Johnny, no, please, what if my parents
hear us?...) Just wondering.
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