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To: Clark Kent who wrote (2100)	2/16/1999 5:02:00 PM
From: marcos	Respond to of 2401

CK, there's a funny-looking guy in Stanfields and an ancient Komatsu cap standing over my left shoulder instructing me to tell you that he's looking forward to hearing the answers to the standard questions we've asked for the last few eons, and to request you to relay any particularly juicy forward-looking bits via email before posting [he would mean PM, if he knew the system here] .... not sure i trust the guy, looks like he's got a suit on underneath ... and Komatsu?! - i mean really ..... well, we'll see, he owes me a beer now -g- ..... cheers

To: Clark Kent who wrote (2100)	2/21/1999 3:28:00 PM
From: paul s.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2401

Hi Clark...well...any news from the "Kids in the Hall"?? ...action on this one continued to be breathtaking... ...on another front, your alter ego may want to take note of this news item... Report: Vulgaria May Possess Flying-Car Technology WASHINGTON, DC--State Department officials are "deeply concerned" by a just-released report that Vulgarian despot Baron Bomburst has acquired Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, the fantastical flying car created by zany, limber inventor Caractacus Potts. "Vulgaria is already a leader in the fields of child abduction and wife-beating," Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said. "If they can reverse-engineer the Potts device and discover the tactically crucial, splendiferous technology of airborne, turn-of-the-century Grand Prix racers, the global balance of power could potentially be altered forever." theonion.com paul