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From: greg@agora.rain.com (Greg Broiles)
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Subject: Re: Virii in Factory Software; Legal Stuff; "Eddie Lives"
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Date: 9 May 91 22:48:00 GMT
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walker@AEDC-VAX.AF.MIL (William Walker C60223 x4570) writes:
>One unrelated comment: I had thought that the phrase, "Eddie lives...
>somewhere in time" referred to the film "Eddie and the Cruisers," in
>which the lead singer is thought to be dead, but no one is 100% sure.
>Sorta like Elvis, huh?  ;-)

No, this is (I think) pretty clearly a reference to an Iron Maiden
album, "Somewhere in Time" (released 1986? 1987?).  Iron Maiden
features some sort of skeleton-monster mascot on their album covers
named "Eddie".

>Bill Walker ( WALKER@AEDC-VAX.AF.MIL ) | "If you were locked in a room with
>OAO Corporation                        |  Saddam Hussein, the Ayatullah, and
>Arnold Engineering Development Center  |  a lawyer, but you had only two
>M.S. 120                               |  bullets, which would you shoot?"
>Arnold Air Force Base, TN  37389-9998  | "I'd shoot the lawyer twice."

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