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From: DannyBoy <etymdw@unix.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: The survivor :-)
Date: 1996/10/08
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Oh good.  The Amiga Is Not Quite dead, But It Is Still The most Fun

Keep It Mustard - Dan

On 2 Oct 1996, Webmaster  @ TPP wrote:

> > Ah, Thank god, I'm not the last of the mohicans!
> > Somebody else still cares for little old Amiga!
> 
> That makes 2 of us :-D
> 
> Ascii art is easy to make on our machines huh ?
> 
> Wingman
> 
> Wingman@skynet.be
> 
> Amiga 4000/060 A500 A600 CD32-sX1 Mac 6300 Quickcam
> 
>