ma187xav@sdcc13.UUCP (Bill Houle) (02/25/86)
::::::::<*><*>::::::<*><*>::::::<*><*>::::::<*><*>::::::<*><*>:::::::: > Mark D. Freeman mdf@osu-eddie.uucp > > ...the greatest irony of the scene with the NBC peacock >on the TV was that it was a black & white television! I can buy the "...in living color on NBC..." as subtle humor, but why is the fact that it was a black & white TV amazingly ironic? Maybe the hospital hadn't forked over the money for a color TV? And what about all the poor souls watching the 50th Anniversary special on their outdated black & white sets? Does that make the situation doubly ironic? :^) B&W did not die with the introduction of color: we still have 3 sets lying around our house...somewhere...... Bill Houle ..sdcsvax!sdcc13!ma187xav "That's not personality, that's an affliction!" ::::::::<*><*><*><*><*><*>::::::::::::::::::<*><*><*><*><*><*>::::::::