Re: test
From Matthew Thomas <mpt...@student.canterbury.ac.nz>
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· 24 Feb 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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MJP wrote: >... > > Ode to Pyramid Schemes and Other Assorted Internet Phenomena > > by Matthew Thomas > > Snip of excellent work! <elvis>Errrr, thankgyer verimudge.</elvis> >... > So, when does the CD come out? *After* the next version of the FAQ comes out. (Which, IMHO, is more important.) Which, in turn, will be after Mozilla 5.0 comes out. (Which, IMHO, is more important still. But I could be persuaded otherwise.:-) Which, AFAIK, is around April. (Which, of course, is subject to change.) ObASCII: o o, o /M\__ (M\__ /M\__ W LJ W LJ W LJ / \ / \ / \ mt00 taking a bow ttfn -- Matthew `mpt' Thomas, displaying his complete lack of artistic talent ASCII art FAQ: http://cantua.canterbury.ac.nz/~mpt26/art/ascii/faq/
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