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From: jad@hpfcla.UUCP (jad)
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Subject: Re: Orphaned Response
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Date: Thu, 25-Jul-85 20:02:00 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul 25 20:02:00 1985
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> /***** hpfclo:net.astro / mnetor!fred /  8:27 am  Jul 18, 1985*/
> 
> 	WHAT???  This Stardate stuff is astronomical trivia. It's
> like somebody posting multiplication tables on net.math. I gave up
> trying to get anything valuable out of them. It's like watching an
> astronomical Mr. Dress Up, wihtout the entertainment factor.
> 	If Debby, Diane, & Joel are reading this, PLEASE post
> with some meat in it!!! Tell me something new. This stuff is
> BORING!!!
> 
> Cheers,		Fred Williams

	You already knew all this stuff, eh?  Well, some of it is old
	hat, but most of it is quite interesting.  I realy enjoy the
	program when I hear it on the radio.  When I miss it, it's nice
	to know I can find it here.  If this is all old hat to you then
	you must really be into astronomy ... in this case, how about if
	you start posting something "with some meat in it" -- I am sure
	I would be equally interested in technical details as I am in
	"astronomical trivia."  Thanks!

				--	jad	 --
				John A. Dilley, FSD
				Fort Collins,    CO

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