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From: cs92jgo@brunel.ac.uk (Justin G Otto)
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Lupus Yonderboy sed:
Q:	I am referring, of course, to the imminent onslaught
Q:of Compu$erve.
Q:	My prediction? Since Compu$erve users pay though the
Q:nose for the privledge of paying a lot for timed computer access we
Q:shall be inundated not with newbie-like blathering, but many
Q:many short messages from rich people. Or people who were recently
Q:rich before they decided they needed to connect at 9600 baud.

I disagree. Messages from Compu$erve can be

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