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Date: Sun 10-May-1989 22:34:47 From: Unknown Subject: bkc -traditional (This does have something to do with comp.sys.next, it just may not be obvious for awhile.) There is a Burger King here in Evanston where they won't give you food "to go". That Burger King is a "restaurant" rather than a "fast food place". It does make a difference, you see: at the time it was built, at least, the City of Evanston was against fast food places (it was a dry town back then, too). The City didn't know that the restaurant that they had approved was going to be a Burger King until it was too late, and who's to say what's a restaurant and what's a fast food place, anyway? Well, the City's to say... Anyway, the result is that the Burger King employees can't give you food "to go", only on a tray. They can, however, give you a paper bag, and you, of course, can put the food into it and take it with you. So... how many people have tried the 'cc' command under 0.9 already? :-) Jacob Gore Gore@EECS.NWU.Edu Northwestern Univ., EECS Dept. {oddjob,chinet,att}!nucsrl!gore >From: fischer@iesd.dk (Lars P. Fischer)

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