March 28, 200521 yr Man Sells Device That Blocks Fox News By EMILY FREDRIX Associated Press Writer It's not that Sam Kimery objects to the views expressed on Fox News. The creator of the "Fox Blocker" contends the channel is not news at all. Kimery figures he's sold about 100 of the little silver bits of metal that screw into the back of most televisions, allowing people to filter Fox News from their sets, since its August debut. ... link FoxBlocker.com
March 28, 200521 yr It's a lot cheaper to just not put the television on that channel. :plain 722241[/snapback] Exactly what I was thinking. Some people are just morons.
March 28, 200521 yr It's a lot cheaper to just not put the television on that channel.? :plain 722241[/snapback] Some people are just morons. 722273[/snapback] Yes, I call them Liberals. :shifty
March 28, 200521 yr Almost as dumb renaming a food item from french fries to freedom fries. I dont like Texas so now the game is Florida hold em.
March 28, 200521 yr I hope he registered that cable television filter with the FCC. If not then it may be in technical violation of the FCC codes on television electronics. :shifty
March 28, 200521 yr I hope he registered that cable television filter with the FCC. If not then it may be in technical violation of the FCC codes on television electronics. 722282[/snapback] :plain Need some alcohol?
March 28, 200521 yr I hope he registered that cable television filter with the FCC. If not then it may be in technical violation of the FCC codes on television electronics. 722282[/snapback] :plain Need some alcohol? 722287[/snapback] I was joking, don't you see the :shifty in the post?
March 28, 200521 yr I hope he registered that cable television filter with the FCC. If not then it may be in technical violation of the FCC codes on television electronics. 722282[/snapback] :plain Need some alcohol? 722287[/snapback] I was joking, don't you see the :shifty in the post? 722289[/snapback] late edit in huh? :lol
March 28, 200521 yr I hope he registered that cable television filter with the FCC. If not then it may be in technical violation of the FCC codes on television electronics. 722282[/snapback] :plain Need some alcohol? 722287[/snapback] I was joking, don't you see the :shifty in the post? 722289[/snapback] late edit in huh? :lol 722291[/snapback] Actually, I edited it but you took too long in quoting.
March 28, 200521 yr I hope he registered that cable television filter with the FCC. If not then it may be in technical violation of the FCC codes on television electronics. :shifty 722282[/snapback] Pwned? No
March 28, 200521 yr Its not a joke - if he's selling it and it doesn't meet FCC's Part 15 EMI specs there can be an issue. Part B, "Residential" is much harder to comply with than Part A commercial. There are labs that will do the certification work - for about $500/hr.
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