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From: Jason Wells <jcwells@u.washington.edu>
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I just intercepted a recent transmission from the Jordan Hubbard. This
explains it all.

	"God visits us regularly
	and contributes software on stone tablets..."

I personally think that HE would have better luck just writing directly
to the FreeBSD source tree with his "super-user" access.

P.S. Edited for bandwidth. :)
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