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From: mfterman@burn.Princeton.EDU (Mutant for Hire)
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Subject: Re: Sord M5
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Date: 22 Jan 91 17:46:35 GMT
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Wasn't this the machine that took over the Enterprise that one episode? Where
it blew up the guy who tried to unplug it and trashed all those other ships
while it was playing a game, which everyone was pretending to be fake but it
thought was real?

I'd be damn careful about this one....
Martin Terman, Mutant for Hire, Physicist from Hell, Bug in the Cosmic Program
Disclaimer: The above posting was written by an AI that has hacked my account.
"There's no conflict between physics and Hinduism, Subrata. What I call black
holes you call avatars of Shiva...." - mfterman@phoenix.princeton.edu