K-WHAT?

“THE call letters KUNT have landed at a yet-unbuilt low-power digital television station in Wailuku, Maui.

Alarmingly similar to a word the dictionary says is obscene, the call letters were among a 15-page list of new call letters issued by the Federal Communications Commission and released this week.

The same station owner also received KWTF for a station in Arizona.

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“can you imagine the station breaks ---

the catch-phrases ----


Be on the lookout for an Internet presence.”

“very cool, though that station owner is headed for trouble too. The doo rights will bich.”

“somebody's going to blow a gasket ----- LMAO”

“Maybe it's an all womens radio station.”

“Ha Ha”

“I think it's the anagram for "Kikiwaka-U'inka-Nokkimauna-Tonkamola", which is Polynesian for "Don't but two things smell like fish - and one of them is fish".

I overheard some peeps discussing it this morning as I was fixing my coffee at the Kum and Go.”