JBC in Waterloo

Well, the only JBC news I can relate from around here is that my current professor for one of my CS classes (Social Implications of Computers) is an early JB fan. I lent him my copies of Waiting For The Love Bus and Illuminate, but he wasn't impressed. *sob*

We are penguins.

        Chris

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               Christopher Camfield      ccamfiel@uwaterloo.ca 
             1996 BMath Joint CS/C&O  [1999 BA Classical Studies]
   "When I was your age, television was called BOOKS" -- The Princess Bride
From Grade D but Edible <RKARR@npr.org>
Date: Tue, 6 Feb 1996 13:30:10 -0500 (EST)
From: Grade D but Edible <RKARR@npr.org>
To: JBC-LIST@ecn.purdue.edu
Message-Id: <960206133010.240dfad9@npr.org>
Subject: Bingo Masters' Breakout
My MAILER-DAEMON sez:


>    ----- The following addresses had delivery problems -----

> <JBC@ECN.PURDUE.EDU>  (unrecoverable error)

Well, no duh.
Ed sez:


> Levi's comercials are anticipated and discussed in the UK in much the same

> manner as, say, the latest Amaldovar film or some other minor cultural

> event: "Is the latest any good? How about the soundtrack? Why is there never

> one as good as that one with the tires?" It beggars belief _why_ this should

> be. Anyway, the music to any Levis commercial invariably makes it into the

> charts, regardless of merit.

At the risk (certainty) of sounding crotchety,
What do you expect from a country of pop music fans who managed to put the 
sound of Pete Waterman passing wind at the top of the charts ona regular basis?
He ain't heavy, he's a bother.
Onward,
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Rick G. Karr			npr chicago 		+1 (312) 516-3367