12-01-15 04:48 Daryl Stout wrote to Ed Vance about Computers And Health

 DS> {at}MSGID: 
 DS> Ed,
Howdy! Daryl,

 EV>Back when I was using the Commodore 64 to log in to BBS's on Dial-UP
 EV>I saw many Taglines in messages but until I got the 486 and learned about
 EV>SLMR having a Tagline File to keep the Good Ones in, I didn't start saving
 EV>them.

 DS>   My first computer was a Radio Shack MC-10 Color Computer, then I got
 DS> a Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 100 laptop. Files on the MC-10 were loaded
 DS> and saved via cassette tape, and I used a 300 baud modem and the
 DS> communications package to access CompuServe...I think I was with them
 DS> for 15 years. As for the Model 100, I ran a BBS on it, with just
 DS> messages, and even a chat function. I still have the programs for that
 DS> in the files area over here on The Thunderbolt BBS.

A local Ham who was a Novice the same time I was told me long ago that He
wrote articles about the CO-CO PC for a magazine.

 EV>Tagline Stealing IS Very Habit Forming, Isn't It?

 DS>   Quite so.

 EV>I think I will make a Tagline out of that phrase.  Hmmmmmm?

 DS>   I've got a lot of taglines with OLX...and every so often, depending
 DS> on what sort of mood I'm in, I'll add some.

Not So with Me!, every Tagline I see gets an opportunity to join the others
in my Tagline file.

 EV>Hope Your recovery goes good on both of those surgerys.

 DS>   The recovery from the first one is going well, albeit slow...nature
 DS> has to take its course. The nurses have been good looking (helps me
 DS> forget about the pain when they work around the wound), and I've had

Glad to hear that.

73


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