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From: Mike McCool <[e-mail]>
To: Lightwave <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Re: telephone (fwd)
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Hey Brian, et al,

    Thanks, you, for the offer of the cordless.  I'm afraid this is
for a personal project, and my style is the old coaltar plastic phones
with the traditional rotary dial and the headsets heavy enough to crack
hickory nuts.

    Strangely enough there's an awakening of interest in this style of
phone.  Yuppies (you know, those people who have wire phones on them all
the time and who wonder why the stats on brain tumors are going off the
charts) are gobbling up these old phones at garage sales and thrift shops
and having them renovated to use in their homes.  How quaint.

    But thanks again, for the tip on tomahawk.  I'll shoot over there
when I hang up and check out your object.  If not for now, for later use,
right?  See ya.


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