>  > Now that you mention it, I do remember that.  Interactions with it could
>  > prove quite interesting, but often not so informative.  

> actually it was wrong EVERY time.  It however did a great job at looking like
>  was correct part of the time. Even when Rob corrected it, it would apologize
> d then crap out another bad answer.

That is correct, and that is what made it interesting.  You never knew if a
message from it would be correct, half-correct, or way off base, even
though it seemed pretty confident of itself each time.

You also had to sit and wonder if anyone actually tried following some of
the bad advice it gave.

Mike


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