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Subject: Re: cvs commit: ports/japanese/tcsh-nls-asuka - Imported sources 
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     > I wasn't complaining, I was just trying to see the connection
     > between Evangelion and tcsh.  I thought they used direct brain
     > interfaces?  8)

Ah, I see, that what it is...  All these catalogs are supposed to be
written with emitation of some characters in cartoonor or  some
role-playing-games.  But I didn't know any of them. ;)

     Cheers,
Max