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   It is a piece of history.  Anything that documents something comedians   
   like Jay Leno harp on for the better part of three months, is pretty   
   noteworthy.  If not to the fans who won't remember, then to the people   
   involved.  This will have a market at least for the next 20 years (as   
   long as those involved are alive and kicking).  Will is be remembered   
   100 years from now?  Probably not.  But an interesting contemporary   
   thing to some maybe. I personally find it interesting.   
      
   PS Is it any worse than political memoribilia from years past where   
   people can't remember who ran or who was Vice President?  It's about   
   the same to me.   
      
   On Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:40:25 -0700 (PDT), barefoot   
    wrote:   
      
   >not to start a fight sue...but is this really history...   
   >do you really think that 10 years from now, people will sit around and   
   >say "remember when the hollywood writers went on strike?"   
   >if they do, it'll be because more crap has come down the pipe than   
   >there was BEFORE the strike...i see where rebecca romjin is already   
   >wanting off her show because the NEW writers are screwing with her   
   >character for next season.   
   >m   
      
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