Archives (was: Re: The Perfect Glasser message)

dryfoo@ATHENA.MIT.EDU
Thu, 09 Jun 88 12:49:29 EDT

} I am keeping a large bound book of subgenius@amt archives, containing
} } every message, no matter how insignificant, that I have received through
} } the mailing list.
}
} Hmmm. The archives here on media-lab are over 400K and that only goes
} back to April 88. Must be a big book.
}

'Tis indeed. I dump it from disk to print whenever I accumulate about
100 messages, and it's already thicker than your average metro
phonebook, (doesn't have a phone number for the FBI on the front page,
tho')

Your letter, and this reply, will be in it someday, and if you come over
to read it, you'll reach *this* *very* *phrase* and have intense,
multi-cursive vuja de (the sense that all of this should have already
happened once before by now, but probably hasn't.)

It'll probably be a holy book someday, among the surviving cavemen and
cockroaches ("Oh no! Too pink! Too pink!")

BTW: does anyone have the code to deal with those bitmaps glasser sends
out every so often?

} -Paul Dworkin paul@media-lab.media.mit.edu (617) 253-0668, 0664
} Media Labs, E15-318 M.I.T., Cambridge MA 02139
^^^
Hey Look! We're in the same room, only in different buildings. Does
that count as an exciting discovery?

-- dryfoo
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