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To: invictus who wrote (23230)	6/22/2000 7:57:00 PM
From: techguerrilla	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35685

the key of B flat-ulence I never heard any flat-ulence or, for that matter, any flatuation at the Porch party. Rick danced repeatedly to the beat of A. C. Hammer, the famous '80's rapper, providing arm maneuvers that enhanced the dance steps Hammer made famous back then. He did the dance to the tunes of Oscar and Hammerstein. Rick's a pretty conservative kind of guy. He's now working on special dances based on ETEKnology, a new and up-and-coming music format that with be transmitted optically through JDYesU fibers. He's doing the "hammer" as I type. I heard, as well, that a new Hammer Trio is planning to dance and unveil all coordinated manuevers tomorrow. The trio's members are the following: JDSU, QCOM, and RMBS. A big dance party is planned for the trio tomorrow. Get your tickets. It's going to be huge. A special Friday. Just porchin' John@AEH.approval