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#North Pole, Alaska

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#186316From: Alan HenryFeb 22, 1995 6:43 AM
<<Are you still on an Amiga…?>> No, my Amiga is freezing to death in North Pole, Alaska. When I began to pack up the system, I couldn't believe the stuff I was basically giving away. The total weight for the shipping was 155 lbs. That's a lot of stuff. Right now I'm hacking on a 486 SX, but it's my squadron's computer not mine. I'll be grabbing a Pentium very soon. Hopefully Windows 99 and the P-6 chip will make me glad I made the move. I'll still frequent these forums because there's a lot of stuff here that I'm interested in. See ya', Alan Henry – Digital Plastic F-100-PW-220e Inside
#186321From: Paul IdolFeb 22, 1995 8:41 AM
Just remember… P roducing E rroneous N umbers T hrough I ncorrect U se of M ath !!! (I'm sure you've seen that already, but what the heck.) Paul (aka Mr. Zombie)
#186337From: stephen savnerFeb 22, 1995 3:53 PM
I "love" it… —Stephen— ===Cruisin' on Auto Pilot 1.77–From Kansas to OZ===
#186354From: Paul IdolFeb 22, 1995 6:21 PM
Uhh… uh… Alan's 3000T? Paul (aka Mr. Zombie)
#186372From: stephen savnerFeb 22, 1995 10:25 PM
NOT! I was talking about what P.E.N.T.I.U.M stood for… —Stephen— ===Cruisin' on Auto Pilot 1.77–From Kansas to OZ===
#186410From: Paul IdolFeb 23, 1995 9:35 AM
Oh, OK. I wasn't able to get the parent message, since you changed the subject header, so I figured maybe you were the guy in Alaska Alan sold his 3000T setup to. Mr. Zombie – now 76375,1776
#186427From: stephen savnerFeb 23, 1995 12:45 PM
That's ok. I did not realize that i changed the header. My fault, Sorry… —Stephen— ===Cruisin' on Auto Pilot 1.77–From Kansas to OZ===