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Tom Murrell tried to stir up more trouble by conjecturing:
> I think a major story theme has to revolve around Microsoft
> (played by the
> Borg) trying to assimilate the LINUX bunnies (played by the
> Teletubby Bunnies).
[snip]
>
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>
Can I play Trillian?
<gdr>
Cheers ... Kim
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