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Old September 28th 04, 06:35 AM
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In an article posted by John Lewis, Joseph Ferrante wrote:

I made a demonstration cassette of it and sent it to George
Harrison. It came back to me stamped with a rude "by bike"
in the place of the usual "Air mail" on the envelope.


What does Ferrante mean by "rude", Lewis? Does he have something against
bikes??

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