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In article <UZ48h3C00WB84UNXpx@andrew.cmu.edu> mr2t+@andrew.cmu.edu (Michael Tod Rose) writes:
>
>(Note #1:  A friend of mine sampled someone saying "Foom," reversed it and
>made it a beep sound.  Try it; it brings the whole thing a new perspective.)

Actually, if you can find TN #31 in the Technical Notes Stack 3.1, you will
have had to run into an actual dogcow (Clarus) saying !fooM.  Gee, wonder
where that might be?
>
>(Note #2: According to Greg Decoteu [spelling may be off], an engineer w/ Apple
>Printing Group [and he should know], the beast is actually *called* a Moof,
>somewhat the way a young child refers to a cat as a "meow-meow.")

Sorry to disappoint you here, but dogcows are NOT called Moof.  Moof! is the
sound a dogcow makes.  Make no mistake about it.  Dogcows are called dogcows,
unless you happen to know them, like Clarus in DTS.


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