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In alt.sci.time-travel, chuckleberry@webtv.net (edan portaro) wrote:

> Time Machine discovered by accident.
> 
> Need Evaluators with a skeptical attitude.
> 
> If you can help let me know.

Tip: try pressing the "any key" on your WebTV. That will change it back
from a time machine into a normal web browser. If it gets stuck in one of
the other modes, such as water-powered car or miracle youth tonic, just
whack it.

                         -- K.
                         *My* WebTV thinks it's a deadly laser cannon
                         aimed at the stars of "Friends". I meant loser cannon.