Remember my wife's computer?

During her Internet surfing, she ran into the following URL.  She was
intrigued by the fact that the author wrote, "We reluctantly decided
against the spiffy #$%* [non-politically-correct-word deleted, which might
offend some people in this list who consider it a despicable
four-letter-word]".

She felt very sorry for the poor guy.  I'm sure his experiences are unique
and nothing like that has ever happened to you :-)

http://www.sunspot.net/cgi-bin/editorial/story.cgi?storyid=1000000213193

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Hmmm... This is a long URL and the list might wrap the line around.  If
this happens, you will have to re-assemble the URL by hand.  Remember that
you want this at the end: storyid=1000000213193

If the list doesn't wrap the line around, we will all know that 72
characters per line are OK.

Oops... Here I go again, detouring into computerese.  The happy ending of
the story, you ask?  My wife gave me a big hug and thanked me profusely for
my non-comformist gift.  She then went back to surfing the Internet to
pursue her research interests.

What?  You ask about the happy/unhappy ending of the story for Kasey Jones?
As Dr. Seuss (more or less) wrote: Don't ask me, ask Kasey's mom :)


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