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"It consisted of nine cabinets, which are about seven foot high and about a very fat person's width, and there was a console and the computer was driven," he said.
LMAO its always fun to measure things in the dimensions of fat people LOL
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Yeah, maybe he should have said "it is about the height of a very, very tall basketballer and the width of a very fat person" just to keep it consistent
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