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Those of you who remember the now-legendary (in *my* mind, at least)
"Techwr-l: The Movie" thread will be shocked to learn that our story is
finally being told!
Yes, carrying on in the proud (?) tradition of the Andy Richter show, a
new movie is being filmed, called simply "The Technical Writer," starring
Tatum O'Neal (a name I can never quite imagine uttering in the throes of
passion: "Oh, Tatum! Yes, Tatum!").
Please, nobody call me at work. I want to leave my phone lines open for
casting agents to be able to reach me. I mean, this could be my big break!
Hmmmm - does this font make me look fat?
Keith Cronin
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the time it is. Really.
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