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From: lee@chinet.UUCP (Lee Morehead)
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Subject: Re: Why did $6M man run so slowly?
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Date: Wed, 1-Jul-87 02:36:44 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jul  1 02:36:44 1987
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It is interesting to note that in the recent sequel movie to the $6M man,
his son could run with speeds measured in the hundreds of mph. While Steve
and Jamie retained the slow motion special effect, his son was given the
video blur special effect to indicate the several times greater speed of
his father. Interesting.
-- 

					Lee Morehead
					...!ihnp4!chinet!lee

"One size fits all."
Just who is this "all" person anyway,
and why is he wearing my clothes?