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Subject: Re: RE: I like XXX and don't like YYY - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 19-Jul-84 11:47:00 EDT
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/***** ea:net.flame / spuxll!npl /  5:57 am  Jul 17, 1984 */
Come off it guys and gals!
We are all hidebound and like the things we grew
up with (like teddy bears and such).
For some, UNIX is the teddy bear and VMS is the
boogy man, for others, vice versa.  The same
applies to EMACS vs. vi.

			NICK LANDSBERG
			.../spuxll!npl
/* ---------- */

How about those of us who've used both the teddy bear and the boogy
man extensively? Don't we have a right to say which we like best?
Or is it still just so much emotional bullshit with us, too?

	"I told them to run VMS."
	<mike