Re: Cursory introduction...

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> I live in Perth, in Western Australia. I know there exists at least one
> other Australian subscriber. I'd be interested to learn just how large
> (and formidable?) a force we are.

There's at least four of us, and that's only that I know of (I'll let them
do their own outing (: ) And if you care to look at the archives from only
a month or so ago you'll realise the passions this fact invokes in the
heart of one S. Bowman (if he ribs you don't worry. Just tell a joke about
doctors or something)

Glad to have you on cobber,

Camille 
verona_beach@geocities.com
@ THE ARTS HOLE
www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/6442
THE INVERTED FOREST
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