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From: alanp@netcom.ca (Alan Popow)
Subject: Re: A teeny-tiny itty-bitty computer....
Date: 1996/11/23
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On Thu, 21 Nov 1996 20:15:41 +0100, Erik Kambestad Veland
<ekveland@online.no> wrote:

>> The foreground is a little hard to read over a background of
>> "substantially" the same colouration. Also, yours is a lot more than just an
>> ascii art page.
>
>Erm...what page are you talking 'bout?
>The ascii page, or the main page?

Actually, from what I could figure out when I got there, I had to go from
the main page to an interim (under construction) page to access the ascii
page - maybe I missed something on the main page. Anyway, it is that
unfinished page that is hard to read.
> 
>> Anyway, I did enjoy the ascii art. Nice to see you're a 'spunk fan' ;)
>
>I'm not just a 'spunk fan' I'm a 'spunk FRIEND'
> 
Oh yeah?! Well, I once had a landlady whose swears that a cousin of hers
(only twice removed) has a neighbor whose barber once sat in a movie theatre
seat that was a mere 4 rows from one that Spunk sat in.

>> Above all, I most fervently appreciate the work that goes into maintaining
>> sites like yours and hpe you will continue the work.
>
>That and the 'Mailbox' (have you seen it?) takes up all my time these
>days, but it's just so much fun, and there's a _LOT_ of great art out

No argument.

>stayed up late all week, and I'm awaking 6.45 in the morning to go to
>school. I don't even want to think about the phone-bill.

6:45 - hmph. You young kids just don't know. Why when I was your age, I used
to have to trudge 5 miles through the snow every day just to find snow to
trudge 5 miles through.

Alan