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From: bloom@inmet.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Orphaned Response - (nf)
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Date: Fri, 9-Dec-83 22:47:42 EST
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Posted: Fri Dec  9 22:47:42 1983
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inmet!bloom    Nov 30 13:18:00 1983

***** inmet:net.misc / ihu1f!nesacadm /  9:35 am  Nov 11, 1983

			............

I wonder what that's going to do to the tv producers when they make
up phony numbers for their programs.

               Bill Adams     -->  AT&T Communications
               ihnp4!ihu1f!nesacadm
               (312) 979-6267
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	They're just going to have settle for that old standby, 555-2368,
which is (or used to be) used by the telephone companies in advertisements,
directories, etc. in pictures of sample telephones, or how to put that
sticker under the clear plastic plate on your Trim-line (r), and so on.

	Although, I just discovered in my local directory that New England
Telephone (NYNEX Corp.) uses 216-555-7829 in one picture/example.


(Of course, Trim-line(r) is a registered trademark of AT&T Co.)


				Ray Bloom
				Intermetrics, Inc.
				{harpo, ima, esquire}!inmet!bloom