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From: abennett@athena.mit.edu (Andrew Bennett)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Re: Something Smelly About Apple !!!!
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Date: 4 Sep 90 20:40:29 GMT
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In article <1253@meaddata.mead.UUCP>, rubin@mead.UUCP (Daniel Rubin) writes:
|> I purchased two Macintosh Plus computers a while back.  When I opened the
|> first Mac's plastic bag protecting the Actual computer ( I know this 
|> sound crazy... ) I noticed the smell of a fresh apple....
|> 
|> I thought that it was just me but...went I opened the bag 
|> containing the second computer...there it was again.
|> 
|> Does Apple spray apples in the Apple bag use to pack the Apple ?????

I don't know about that, but years ago I babysat a room full of 512's
at Stanford.  Suddenly, I smelled Chineese food...

When I looked up to see who had the munchies, I saw a thin streamer of
smoke coming out of the top of one of the Macs.  The repair folks say
a board failed.  I say the kung-pao chicken was ready. :->

-Drew