Andy Kunz wrote:
>Sure, die heads can be pretty tough.  They gotta be to withstand the forces put
>on them by the rest of the press.
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>(I tried to be punny with that one).
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Ok, you caught me - I really did mean die-heads.

First there were guys with slide-rules on their belts,
then there were guys with protectors on their pockets,
then there were guys choosing the one true computer language as their
  only tool [the infamous "when all you gots is a hammer, ... nail"],
now come the villanous die-heads [shades of "drogs"].




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>Dan Michaels <oricom@USWEST.NET> on 10/03/2000 11:04:04 AM
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>Mark Willis wrote:
>>Dan Michaels wrote:
>>> Are you sure this isn't just some subversive plot of AVR die-heads
>>> to infiltrate pastoral PlanetPIC?
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>>You assume we're not already HERE, perhaps?  I use both, and other good
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>>(Like David Van Horn's answer better than mine, drat!  <G>)
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>Sorry, "infiltrate" was the wrong choice or words. "Proselytize"
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>And I didn't mean "die-heads", I meant "die-hards", of course.
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