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In article <478@bdt.UUCP>, david@bdt.UUCP (David Beckemeyer) writes:
> In article <3390@bgsuvax.UUCP> sbrown@bgsuvax.UUCP (Scott F. Brown) writes:
> >	* Atari has PROMISED that the U.S. market will finally get a lot
> >	of attention. This is different because Atari almost never promises.
> 
> I guess Scott left off the thousand or so smiley faces that go with this
> remark.
> 
> He can't be serious, can he?   Nah!!
> --

	Whoops! I made a mistake. I should clarify myself a little better.

	1. I feal the way most Atarians do.  Atari is >>>> VERY <<<< unreliable
	when it comes to the future.  They almost never deliver.
	2. I should have expanded a bit on the statement.  Atari promised to   
	tackle the U.S. market.  They never use the word promise.  It is always
	something like: "If things proceed on schedule...", or "As long as there
	is not a change of plans...", or "We expect to...".  Hopefully this is
	the beginning of a change but I'm not holding my breath.
	3. I did forget the smiley faces.

						- Scott F. Brown