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From:	Erik S Jameson <esj@***.UUG.ARIZONA.EDU>
Subject:	2-7-56
Date:	Wed, 1 Feb 1995 15:32:56 -0700

Message no. 1 *****PRIVATE: Freddy Frypp
>>>>>[You may want to let me know which places in San Francisco to
avoid. I have to be there for a few days, at least until the 8th. To
say I'm trilled would be...incorrect. I would very much like to do my
job without having to deal with you and your wiseass attitude. So if you
could kindly tell me which establishments to avoid (the ones you
frequent), I would greatly appreciate it.]<<<<<
--the Whistler<15:34:01/2-1-56>

From:	Freddy Frypp <JAMES-CUENO@*********.EDU>
Subject:	Re: 2-7-56
Date:	Thu, 2 Feb 1995 14:10:17 CST

Message no. 2 >>>>>[Allright, Whistler, avoid.... lessee.... tell ya what, I'l tell
ya where ya can go. You can go to..... Rick's Place. I probably
won't be frequenting that particular establishment... 'round eight.

I dare you.]<<<<<
-- Freddy Frypp (14:19:12 / 02-02-56)
President
Frypp Security, Inc. (CFSM Uplink #5150)

From:	Erik S Jameson <esj@***.UUG.ARIZONA.EDU>
Subject:	Re: 2-7-56
Date:	Fri, 3 Feb 1995 15:48:37 -0700

Message no. 3 >>>>>[Rick's Place, around eight? Sorry Mr. Frypp, but I don't think I
have the time for fun and games this trip. Strictly business. Perhaps
some other time?]<<<<<
--the Whistler<15:50:09/2-3-56>

From:	Freddy Frypp <JAMES-CUENO@*********.EDU>
Subject:	Re: 2-7-56
Date:	Fri, 3 Feb 1995 16:53:11 CST

Message no. 4 >>>>>[Chicken.]<<<<<
-- Freddy Frypp (16:52:12 / 02-03-56)
President
Frypp Security, Inc. (CFSM Uplink #5150)

Message no. 5 Nooooo! Now, I'm doing it. Could you forward that for me?

From:	Freddy Frypp <JAMES-CUENO@*********.EDU>
Subject:	Re: 2-7-56
Date:	Fri, 3 Feb 1995 16:54:08 CST

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