Indigo squared

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From: Andrew Wyllie
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 23:28

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I just got my brochure for the new Indigo 2.
It looks like a great machine.  Faster, better
 graphics (like EXTREME graphics dude!) etc.,etc.

I only have one question.... 
How come the new INDIGO is GREEN?????

Okay, you can argue that it's sort of an Aquamarine colour,
greeny blue or bluey green, but Indigo (at least the last
time I looked at mine) is purple!

I'm very dissapointed.  Are you guys to lazy to come up with
a new catchy name?  Did you run out of purple plastic?  Is
Aquaman the new C.E.O.????
Enquiring minds want to know!

I guess I'll call it the green machine.

andrew

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Andrew Wyllie	wyllie@physics.utoronto.ca |  "it's not easy
Department Of Physics                      |   being green"
University Of Toronto    Toronto    Canada |      Kermit the frog

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Subject: Indigo squared
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