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Message from discussion Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies

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From: met...@minerva.phyast.pitt.edu (metlay)

Date: 19 May 92 17:37:59 GMT

Local: Tues, May 19 1992 1:37 pm

Subject: Re: Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies

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In article <rogalsky.706291...@sfu.ca> rogal...@fraser.sfu.ca (Matthew Rogalsky) writes:
>Does anyone know if Brian Eno's _Oblique Strategies_ card set is still
>available? If it's not in print anymore then would any owners out there
>care to type out the text of the cards and share them with me? My
>interest has been piqued again. Wouldn't Oblique Strategies make a
>nice hypercard stack?

I have the cards typed into a text file, one per line, and a small VAX
FORTRAN program that "draws" one for you randomly. Anyone who wants a
copy should contact me via Email. I would like to find a set of the
original Peter Schmidt cards, though....

WARNING: One or two of the lines in my file have been edited to get them
to fit in less than 80 characters. If anyone has the full text of all
of the cards handy (I accidentally deleted mine), I'd like them. Thanks.

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_______________ What weighs a ton and is oodles of fun? It's A-- na-- LOG!
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