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Here's a few other things about Roger....

1. He hasn't had a city business license in over 20 years.

2. His Jeep has had Nevada plates for at least 20 years with no CA registration. Hmmmm?

3. His White House "credential" is really a visitor day pass that he cut down and laminated to make it look ...

The sad thing is Roger is somewhat notorious among those in the know (see Batman's posts) for his "fish tales". In fact, he's also a world-renowned news photographer. Just ask him. LOL

Hopefully this thread will shed some light on his business practices. Sorry you had to find out the hard way!

Yer funny Batman! Did you invite Roger back to the batcave for some campfire stories again? Did he have his secret service detail with him? Inquiring minds want to know!!! LMAO...

Unfortunately, Mav, your wife was scammed. Roger has no super secret ultra covert channels, and if he did, he has no ...

With the 5 year anniversary of 9-11 coming up, I was looking through an image gallery of 9-11 related photos and came across this:

http://www.sdnews.tv/images/receipt.jpg

It caught my eye because it's the 7-11 in Santee that I stop at all the time. It's a receipt from the morning of 9-11, but ...

I have a recording of that too if you want (at least most of it).

Actually, it's quite easy to sign up as an IPN dispatcher, and it doesn't cost a thing. Just click the "Become A Dispatcher" link under the General Info menu on our home page.

Yet another IPN wannabe knock-off...Quit degrading the forums with this trash!

Batman, you have some serious issues! 8)

It actually could be kinda fun. I sometimes monitor that freq and often get hits, but my bat belt didn't come equipped with a dopler directional finder.

Danny (103)

I used a Fiskars compass to draw a perfect circle and cut it out with a Ginsu paring knife. Seemed to work well. 8)

Phil,

First, thanks for your support of IPN. While we cover quite a bit here in San Diego, there are certainly some missed calls. As the admin of this outstanding web site (pandering just a bit here) pointed out in a previous message, covering everything would require a paid staff, which you can't ...