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From: David Wallis <wallis@surfplaza.com>
Subject: Re: Req: Male version of Mike Jittlov's "Meriday in the Morning"
Date: 1996/08/20
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Diane Wenner wrote:
> 
> If saving bandwidth were a valid argument, then why is "Meriday" 
> posted over and over and over again?

I think we could save some bandwidth by refraining from posting
"Meriday" as well. Someone has made it available to anyone who
wants it via a "finger" command: finger mbkomor@remarque.berkeley.edu 

My real point was (and is) that we don't need to see either "Meriday" 
or "Johnny Day" every single time some newbie "discovers" one of them.
Same goes for Bart being buggered.

The problem is that repetition is boring, even if it is good, sexy, 
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