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Time Magazine: Man of the Millennium

Paul Gowder pgowder at law.harvard.edu
Tue Sep 22 20:56:45 EST 1998


in <MPG.1070e233b64831579896e0 at nntp.mindspring.com>,  qed at pobox.com (Paul Hsieh) did something allowing me to incorporate a very witty verb in this line and produced:

>In article <6u6qrt$gsp$1 at news.indy.net>, d9090 at indy.net says...
>> Jack Andrews wrote in message <36031689.B94BD396 at primenet.com>...
>> >What about the "Woman of the millenium"?
>> 
>> And your nominee would be?????
>> 
>> >Talk about a sexist bunch of crap--------->"man of the millenium"
>> 
>> >> >>Ludwig van Beethoven
>> 
>> >> As do I.  Shakespeare.
>> 
>> Issac Newton.   (that from a Shakespeare and huge Beethovan fan.)
>For the women its a little harder.  The only one I can think of of truly 
>monumentus consequence is:
>
>- Marie Curie (discovered radiation, whose applications to modern science 
>are too numerous to name.)
>

err... Ayn Rand?  Just kidding. :P  But Harriet Beecher Stowe (sp?) 
would be a serious candidate for woman of the millenium.  Or Lucrecia 
(sp??) Borgia :P



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