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From: "James E." <jre_I_HATE_SPAMMERS_@idirect.com>
Subject: Re: Man of the Millenia - Our Hero - Das Fuhrer - ASCII ART
Date: 1999/11/12
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Geraldine Jones <we993@victoria.tc.ca> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Ool wrote:
>
> > Well, I'd call him "Man of the Century."  Man of the Millenium would
> > still be Jesus ("das Savior"), whether you Believe or not.
> >
> > Remember, "Man of the <timespan>" is the one considered to have had
> > the most influence on that time.  Whether for good or evil doesn't
> > matter.  It needn't be an honor.  So Mr. H. it is.  Definitely.
>
> 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!  :)