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3 comments:
Haha, this time the pressure pad actually defended its inclusion. Very good! I'm still not sure if the "yellow pages" part wouldn't have been faster to do with mouse.. But of course, back in -91 the mouses were pretty clunky and dirtylooking - hard to compare to the laser/bluetooth-mouses of today!
How does the computer differentiate from when he's talking to it and when he's talking to himself. Wouldn't it have picked up on "Come on, Teresa call me!"
christ, how long do we have to wait until part 3? I need to find out the fate of the baby! Will technology let the birth go awry?!
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