Re: Who the hell is Bob?
From Murray Hunter <mhu...@ccu.umanitoba.ca>
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· 8 Nov 1993 21:46 · View full thread
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On my old Atari 520st, they actually had built into the system font 4
characters that when put together made a picture of Bob. (until
enlightened by the way of Bob, I thought it was just Jack Tramell smoking a
pipe.)
"Arby Dar Matey"
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Murray Hunter E-mail: mhu...@cc.umanitoba.ca voice-mail: 474-9258
Computer Services Network Technician and Computer Science III student
"I'm using a ram disk with my virtual memory, isn't technology wonderful!"
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