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Subject: Re: Market Survey
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Date: Tue, 26-May-87 21:21:04 EDT
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In article <8705261841.AA10935@cs.utah.edu> cetron@cs.utah.edu (Edward J Cetron) writes:
>	i'd rather see an ether-bunny.....

We have already developed the design for an ether-noose, used for
chasing the hardware people who sometimes decide to tap the backbone
during afternoon prime time.  It's not-for-profit (just like Clayton's
T-shirts), and can be made of materials near at hand by people with
very little artistic ability (like me, unlike Clayton).  Just grab a
half-wavelength of thick Ether cable, bend into the appropriate shape,
and hang from a bookshelf near your RFC collection so it's convenient.
Wave threateningly when all the Suns in the office lose carrier
simultaneously.
-=-
 Bob Sutterfield, Department of Computer and Information Science
 The Ohio State University; 2036 Neil Ave. Columbus OH USA 43210-1277
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