What does xmission mean?
Xmission means Abbreviation of transmission..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Abbreviation of transmission..
A federal judge found him guilty of six or seven counts of profane language, indecent exposure (as the nickname implies... he QUITE HEAVY!!!); he once tipped over a LARGE round picnic table (the food went flying!) just by sitting down! but that's another story... he also got gigged for xmissions across international bourders (the F.C.C. claimed that Richard's xmissions could be detected in MEXICO!... He used 5-30 watts). A few other convictions too...
One of our promotional activities upcoming is the live xmission of a drum and bass rave (one of the largest parties to hit our city to date) on June 29 (First Bass). This Xmission will include live pictures form the event and audio interviews over our web site at http://atmos.co.nz/FIRST-BASS.
I've been wondering about the same types of things. Broken motor mount or xmission mount, etc.
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Xmission means Abbreviation of transmission..
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A federal judge found him guilty of six or seven counts of profane language, indecent exposure (as the nickname implies... he QUITE HEAVY!!!); he once tipped over a LARGE round picnic table (the food went flying!) just by sitting down! but that's another story... he also got gigged for xmissions across international bourders (the F.C.C. claimed that Richard's xmissions could be detected in MEXICO!... He used 5-30 watts). A few other convictions too...
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