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From: Steve West <sjwest@ucsd.edu>
Subject: Re: what is the meaning of life
Date: 1996/10/19
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Dori L Lovers wrote:
> Go Braves! (karyn@sunspot.tiac.net) wrote:
> > I always thought it was 42
> > karyn
> isn't 42 the answer to the ultimate question?  of course, what is the
> ultimate question?
> d---

Arthur Dent got the question when he played Scrabble with the cavemen 
rocks.  He got the question "What is six and nine?"  Of course this is 
still wrong...  Hmmm  We just have to wonder what this means in the whole
grand scheme of things.  

Steve