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what was the first electronic marker???

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Posted by CockerXprt on June 22, 2002 at 22:24:14:

a few friends of mine started disscussing this, and we dont know which marker it is.
i belive it was the shocker,but they said it was the angel
so if anybody has any info can yall give me some feedback
thx
Froggy
scenario team odyseey

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had the PVI shocker BSGp8ntball
01:29:58 01/14/03 (0)
Re: what was the first electronic marker??? CockerXprt
19:00:30 06/26/02 (0)
Re: what was the first electronic marker??? WARPIG Tech
11:37:21 06/25/02 (0)
Re: what was the first electronic marker??? SSMerc 17:32:32 06/23/02 (3)
- The first I saw was the shocker Moses 08:45:11 06/24/02 (2)
  - You both are correct...it was a Shocker. (NT) Jonesin 22:31:21 06/24/02 (1)
    - PVI... The Riddler
      14:12:41 08/18/02 (0)

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: a few friends of mine started disscussing this, and we dont know which marker it is. : i belive it was the shocker,but they said it was the angel : so if anybody has any info can yall give me some feedback : thx : Froggy : scenario team odyseey

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