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From: Joe Angell <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Desktop Bk
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> Alan's message reminded me of something I don't recall being mentioned
> in this list.  At the recently held Waveys, Penn Jillette (sp?) referred
> to the Lightwave logo as the "Stegosaurus Twig."  Anyone in favor of
> adopting this term as the unofficial designation of the Lightwave logo?
>
> Or perhaps alternate designations could be proposed?  (Not that I
> want to start a meaningless thread or anything. ;^)  )

Hmmm... Stego Twig.  Besides making LW sound like a dinosaur, I like it.
Good for reference, so we all knwo JUST what we're talking about... :)

-- Joe
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