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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Nov 1993.
Re: DON'T TRY 'Cow.vt' animation!!!

Re: DON'T TRY 'Cow.vt' animation!!!

>The animation "cow.vt" that was just posted, in uuencoded form, is
>dangerous and caused my *Mac* to lock up when uudecoded and catted,
>remotely, with Zterm.
>
>Investigations are underway-- please be aware that this is more
>dangerous than anyone told us...

    I wouldn't get too worried here. You can sneeze wrong and a Mac will
freeze on you. 

    Oh, and I'd give the movie vote to either Aliens (the second one) or
Reservoir Dogs, if this were a movie discussion group, which is isn't. So
ignore this paragraph. :)


    ObSmiley:  [|:-)==  (Uncle Sam)
             

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Todd Kerpelman              | "Looks like we're going to need some more
ker...@yale.edu     |    FBI guys."
                            |                   --Die Hard

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From: ker...@cs.yale.edu (Todd Kerpelman)
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Subject: Re: DON'T TRY 'Cow.vt' animation!!!
Date: 12 Nov 1993 21:12:17 -0500
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