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From: er225711@unix.cis.pitt.edu (Martin NMN Thurn)
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Subject: Re: Pets vs. Mac
Keywords: cats
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Date: 16 Oct 90 18:11:52 GMT
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People have been worrying about and giving advice for computer - pet
cohabitation.  Heck with cat hair, dust, insects, I'm worried about my cats
walking on the keyboard and turning the machine on when I'm not home, wasting 
electricity and running down my disk drive (or jolting me awake in the 
middle of the night with the big electric-piano chime)!  
:-)

--Martin, Nobuko, Peaches, and Melba Thurn