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[Brett Porter]

At 03:41 PM 02-08-96 EDT, you wrote:
>Who are they?  They could be the folks who programmed an AI, code named
>"Lectrobyte", and put it loose on the world under an anagram, but I
>digress, a little treat for the paranoids out there.
>
huh? http://www.wordsmith.org/awad-cgibin/anagram sez:
Corbett Lye / Bryce Lotte / Bryce Let To / Bloc Tee Try / Be Cot Tyler
Be Cry Lotte / Be Cry Let To / Bee Clot Try / Bee Colt Try
Rebel Cotty / Betel Cry To / Beet Cry Lot / Beryl Octet / Belt Rotc Ye
Belt Cot Rye / Belt Cry Toe / Bert Clot Ye / Bert Colt Ye / Bert Cot Lye
Bert Coy Let / Bet Cole Try / Bet Clot Rye / Bet Colt Rye / Bet Rotc Lye
Bey Rotc Let / Bye Rotc Let / Lob Cry Teet / Blot Cry Tee / Bolt Cry Tee
Toby Tercel / By Tercel To / By Elect Rot / By Erect Lot / By Crete Lot
By Clot Tree / By Colt Tree 

guess I'm not as paranoid as I thought. Or, as John Cleese said on a similar
matter, "The palindrome of Bolton would be Notlob. It don't work!"

Missing the gag, 
Brett (no relation)

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