Re: What WAS a gigabite ??
Dave Hinz wrote:
On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:54:19 +0000 (UTC), joe2phil@xxxxxxxxxxx <joe2phil@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey guys , As the originator of this thread I must make a comment or two
here
As you are No longer talking about gigabytes will you please change the
subject line
Welcome to Usenet, Joe. Thread-drift happens.
Secondly , as you are ' talking about " Star Wars " ponder upon this ,
How was the giant worm on the lifeless moon kept from starving to death
????? , Phil
I'd suspect that it got fed often?
Nahhhh -- sumbuddy sprayed it with shaving foam. (D&R)
Cheryl
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