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[Timothy R. Butler]

> You know you're a geek when you can wax nostalgic about peripherals. You

	I resemble that remark. <g>

> might be a geek if you look at your peripherals and find Dell, Gateway
> and Microsoft logos on them and your computer is home built. :-)

	Yeah. I'm not running a diy computer primarily, but I do have
mix-matched stuff. I have an old ivory Dell keyboard ("Comfort Key" ergo
keyboard) connected to my KVM which goes to my primary Dell Dimension
(the newer midnight gray variety), laptop dock (in charcoal gray), diy
micro-atx shuttle system (in shiny black) and the Apple G5 (in
Aluminum). My mouse fairs a little better... the Logitech MX 700 is
black and gray, so it matches everything. ;-)

	-Tim

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