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- From: snarf@access.digex.com (Sean Eustis)
- Newsgroups: alt.callahans
- Subject: Re: One quick question
- Date: 26 Jan 1993 17:54:10 -0500
- Organization: Express Access Online Communications, Greenbelt, MD USA
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- Jilara writes:
- >As far as aging well---um, yes, it really IS twenty minutes
- >into the future, and the present is looking more like a Max
- >Headroom plot all the time.
-
- Dreamweaver adds,"I completely agree. I think the scariest moment of
- watching the future catching up with us was when I walked into a
- Superfresh(r) grocery store and there were CNN cable video monitors at the
- checkout line. Then again, the other side of the coin is when I was
- talking to a friend of mine saying how we are living in the future and he
- replied with,'No we're not, because I can't touch this and make it go
- <Bleep>'. Hewas refering to his Star Trek pin. That Star Trek pin now goes
- <Bleep>. Scary? I think so."
-
-
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- The Dreamweaver Sean Eustis
- (snarf@access.digex.com)
- "...if only you could see what I've seen with your eyes."
-