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Subject: Re: Uses for 2nd Set of KB CDs
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Date: 25 Jan 91 18:59:42 GMT
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Really-From: dnb@meshugge.media.mit.edu (David N. Blank)


> But I think the best thing you could do is purchase a safe deposit box in one
> of those nuclear bomb proof bank safes and store one set of CDs it in.  That 
> way, if there is a nuclear war, it will insure that Kate's music shall not 
> perish from this earth.

Be sure to include a portable CD player with a good set of batteries.
Otherwise, post-nuclear war people will be impressed only by their
reflections on the disks.
            Peace,
              dNb