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Re: decades
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list Michael Mcloughlin <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 22 Oct 1995 22:05:36 -0500
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Whatever the correct math and nomenclature might prove to be, the fact is
the party will start on the evening of December 31 1999.
Some other forecasts: -- Diminution and simplicity will win out and weUll
find ourselves in the RTwoUsS. -- The world will be so hungover, it will get
through 2001 clinging to its hopes for the RTwoUsS. -- Few will be ardent
followers of fashion in the next year - the Two TwoUs. -- By Two Three, most
will have found other things to worry about.

Michael McLoughlin
thwaite@ nets.com

PS Actually, I had meant to add some thoughts to Elizabeth VallanceUs
remarks about random access audio tours, but became distracted by the
greater intellectual gravitas of the issue of the decade.

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