Re[2]: This is why.

[douglas_thayer <douglas_thayer -at- SMTPLINK -dot- SYSCOM -dot- COM -dot- TW>]

Dan: If you could broaden your scope just a wee bit more, you'd have a
point. In your second sentence, try substituting "WORLD" for "country."

I would have replied to you privately, but you didn't include your
address.

Douglas Thayer
<douglas_thayer -at- smtplink -dot- syscom -dot- com -dot- tw>
Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China


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Subject: Re: This is why.
Author:  @TWNMOE10.Edu.TW:TECHWR-L -at- OSUVM1 -dot- BITNET at smtplink-syscom
Date:    6/16/95 4:18 AM


>      "Why, with the exception perhaps of the west coast and New York
>      City, would anyone live and work anywhere other than Boston?" asks
>      Mark Boyer.

Gee Mark, you need to get out more.  There's a whole country out there full
of great places to work.  I, for one, work in Austin, TX.  Its a great place to
 . . .

live.  Great weather (read no snow to shovel and nice, hot summers that last 6
months or more) and very friendly people.  Its an attitude like yours that
makes the rest of us glad we're not in Boston.

Dan Martillotti
Tivoli Systems

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