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"Morse code weather in pushtimes.com"
Posted by talkinaway on 10-25-02 at 02:08 AM
DUH! I knew something was fishy. Ever notice how the highs and lows in Push, Nevada on the weather page were always 100, 101, 110, or 111? Well, it's MORSE CODE! In the Push book, the author talks about how he wired 1,110,001.11 between accounts as an SOS signal... see, the 1 is a dash, and the 0 is a dot. Perhaps the weather is a similar code. Anyone save the old newspaper pages, 'cause it's not in the archives!
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- RE: Morse code weather in pushtimes.com,trigirl, 08:45 AM, 10-25-02
- RE: Morse code weather in pushtimes.com,psychobob, 09:17 PM, 10-25-02
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"RE: Morse code weather in pushtimes.com"
Posted by trigirl on 10-25-02 at 08:45 AM
I knew it! I didn't keep any of those darn it!
"RE: Morse code weather in pushtimes.com"
Posted by psychobob on 10-25-02 at 09:17 PM
I did remember one weather report. It was in the inaugural issue! every day had 110 degrees (I think) but then, something crazy happened. In the middle of the week, Weds was raining (must be a watermark thing). It wasn't in the 1's or O'sGood luck!