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Subject: Re: UUCP Port Turnaround
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Date: Wed, 18-Feb-87 20:53:41 EST
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Reply-To: brunner@sri-spam.UUCP (Thomas Eric Brunner)
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>I got news for you; "seismo.css.gov" is not a "little guy with just
>one serial port, one phone line", it's a major UUCP and Internet site
>with many lines.  Rick found a small kernel hack worked quite well.
>If you're going to spout off, make sure you know what you're talking
>about first!

Say Guy, you don't mean to imply that this gent's view of the internet
has seismo cast as a shoebox do you? 

Cheers!
Eric

-- 
how about a great big spidery "X"?