From: Adam Back <aba@dcs.ex.ac.uk>
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1998 19:08:38 +0800
To: ulf@fitug.de
Subject: Toto -- mimic function or the real thing (Re: no subject)
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Ulf Moeller writes:
> Toto? writes:
> >  Blanc and Carroll watched in total amazement as
> >Jim Choate's ludicrous/inane computer and business theories
> >seemed to be somehow transformed, by unseen hands working
> >behind the scenes, into fully functional and viable
> >RealWorld(TM) concepts, in Choate's work with the Armadillo
> >Group.
> 
> Huh? Is Toto back?

Dunno, but that sure looks like authentic Toto doesn't it (and the
rest of the long post of which excerpt quoted above).  Either someone
has a very high quality mimic function for his writing style, or is
rather good at imitating his writing style manually, or Toto is still
around, and Toto isn't Carl Johnson.

Who knows, if it is Toto, he has been rather careful not to sign
anything recently :-).

(If he were to sign things it might be helpful for Carl
Johnson... Toto?)

Adam
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