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From: richard@mee.tcd.ie
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Subject: Re: Scene Description Standard
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Date: 14 May 91 16:52:55 GMT
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If this scene description language gets off the ground in a big way, it means
that watching T.V. in the future will be a lot more interesting. 
Say for example in ten years time you're sitting watching T.V. one day
(say Casablanca for example), and suddenly the reception becomes bad
and Bogie's trenchcoat turns into a polkadot leotard, his cigar a cucumber,
and his tremondously stylish hat becomes a mahogany coloured tin of 
smoked salmon.

Personally, I can't wait.

Richard Bolger                //
Trinity College Dublin       //       rbolger@vax1.tcd.ie       
Republic of Ireland         //