{ hi tad, the attribution is the headers. WHo his boss is I dont know } From: BUNNY::"@RELAY.PRIME.COM:MAMIDON@FEDS4.PRIME.COM" 13-NOV-1990 11:01:42.67 {ed Original Author Mateo Burtch (elvis@eng.sun.com)} Hi elboids! I'm back! I'll be preparing a trip report soon, but first I thot I'd let y'all see this tid-bit I got from my boss: ____________________________________________________________________________ ___ _____ ___ / \ | | | | | | | | | / \ | | | |\ | |\ | | | | | \___ | | | \ | | \ | |___ | | \___ \ | | | \ | | \ | | \ / \ | | | | \| | \| | \ /\ / | \___/ \____/ | | | | |____ \/ \/ \___/ ____________________________________________________________________________ November 8, 1990 YOU CAN'T FOOL 'EM DOWN ON THE FARM! Real Americans talk About Why They Chose the Sun SPARCstation 2000 (tm) "Wow - with a workstation that powerful, I could get twice as much milking done." - Mrs. Elaine Noose, Scumwater, Oklahoma "Out here on the farm, you really learn to appreciate the value of good graphics resolution." - Ted Lumplin, Brat's Head, Nebraska "After we lost most of our cattle stock to pellegra, our barn burned down. After that, Joe got himself caught in the thresher and lost most of his body hair. Then the banks foreclosed. It sure was a comfort to know that we had 28 MIPs of power to see us through hard times." - Darrell LaQuench, Pine Agony, Maine "I believe that Virtual Quilting, using high-speed networking services, will be the wave of the future." - Mrs. Jane Dobrynin, Fleughh, Utah "Last week we had a fella from Digital come out and look at the soybean crop. After 20 minutes, Ma chased him off and threw his keyboard out the window. We`re from old Norwegian stock, and we know a thing or two about bus controllers." - Buck Flange, Arkansas, Texas Why has the SPARCstation 2000 caught the imagination of the Amer- ican working man and working woman like no other computer in its class? Maybe it's the extra features, like the padded Corinthean leather screen, or the safety air bag that inflates when the typing buffer gets too full. Maybe it's the tradition of honest service and free doughnuts. Then again, maybe not. Sun Microsystems. A Step Ahead of Your Cows.
(From the "Rest" of RHF)