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On a less serious note:

Polly Frost's "Turbotome", which appeared in The New Yorker in 1985, 
is reprinted in _Womens_Glib_ (a book with lots of other funny things 
as well).

[Turbotome's got everything I want in a word processor...wonder if
 I can get it for the Mac.]

--
It is dreadful to think that other people's grandchildren may
one day rise up and call one amiable.