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From: soltkim@midway.uchicago.edu (sol t kim)
Subject: Re: Man of the Millenia - Our Hero - Das Fuhrer - ASCII ART
Date: 1999/11/16
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In article <CVZW3.94525$jF3.693919@quark.idirect.com>,
James E. <jre_I_HATE_SPAMMERS_@idirect.com> wrote:
>Geraldine Jones <we993@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message
>news:Pine.GSO.3.95.iB1.0.991111151741.1403A-100000@vtn1...
>> On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Ool wrote:
>> Man of the Millenium is Gutenberg.  Without him there would be *no word to
>> spread around* :-)
>
>We all agree just by being here.  No one would be able to agree or disagree
>with you without him!  :)


this is very Euro-centric statement here. in East Asia (in China, Japan,
and Korea) they had been using prints before he was even born. so there.

man of the millinium--->Marx?



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