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From: rebill02%ULKYVX.BITNET@jade.Berkeley.EDU (Russell E. Billings)
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Subject: re: The Shape of the World (PC)
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Date: 21 May 91 00:26:00 GMT
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microsoft!c-rossgr@uunet.uu.net writes:
>Dave: A telling anecdote: at the Trenton Computer Fair last month,
>about 100 people crammed into a room to hear about some of the new
>virues.  When asked who had been infected with a virus, about 80% of
>the people raised their hands.  I asked those infected with Jerusalum,
>Stoned and Ping-Pong to drop their hands.  One hand was left. Cascade.

I'm curious, did you tell the ones who had been hit by those three to
drop their hands, or did you ask that those who had *ONLY* been hit by
those three to drop their hands?  A subtle difference, but an
important one, nonetheless.

Russell
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