🚀 go-pugleaf

Don't want your April Fool's Joke to be a virus on your computer?
Would you rather not have a virus sprouting and blooming on your hard
drive? Do you want to stop viruses from Springing up on your system?
Here's a solution. Greywolf Computer Services is offering the....

                      April Special Of The Month!

                    Cheyenne AntiVirus v2.0 Software!

"Because it's a jungle out there!"

    NCSA certified to detect 100% of viruses in the wild.
    Scans compressed files from Internet, E-mail and other sources.
    Detects widespread macro viruses.
    FREE virus signature updates via WWW, FTP, and BBS.
    Includes free browser plugin.

Now you can save by ordering Cheyenne AntiVirus before May 1 from
Greywolf Computer Services. We are offering this package for a special
price of $35.  This is the current full version in special promotional
package. These are NEW in shrinkwrap. �Cheyenne AntiVirus is currently
selling in national mail-order catalogs for $42.98 to $49.95 each.
�And they charge more s/h.�You can save even more when you buy any new
computer system, tape drive, Zip, Jaz, SyQuest, MO, or hard drive.
�When purchased with any of these, the price is $19.95. You can see
more information at:

http://www.weir.net/~mbunner/

To Order, send your name, address, phone, and a Check or Money Order
to the address below. �Add $2.00 for s/h. �West Virginia residents add
sales tax of 6 percent. 
�
Greywolf Computer Services
80 Liberty Av.
Weirton, WV 26062-2124
304-797-0064 phone/fax

(If you want to reserve a copy just call, fax or email and we'll hold
a copy for seven (7) days while we wait for your check or M.O. �If you
are local, you can save the shipping charges by picking up your copy
in person. �Checks need to clear the bank before we ship. If you send
a M.O. your order will ship immediately. �Sorry, we are not set up for
credit cards. �No CODs. Returns will be made for defective disks by
exchange only.)
-------------------------------------------------------------------

Mark Bunner; West Virginia

A well read electorate being necessary to the advancement of
a free society, the right of the people to keep and read
books shall not be infringed.
                                                                   .
Who has the rights, and in what manner can they be expressed?