Sci-Fi and Reality

http://www.harlingtonstraker.co.uk/

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Angelo

Has to be a spoof. The line "A Question of Prorities" has a
misspelling and the "contact us" link is for a gmail address. Plus
there is nothing but that main page. But it's fairly well done.

On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 8:47 AM, [hidden email]
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> http://www.harlingtonstraker.co.uk/

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Mario

http://mario.silent-tower.org/

On Wed, 12 Nov 2008 09:09:23 -0500
"Mario Butter" <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Has to be a spoof. The line "A Question of Prorities" has a
> misspelling and the "contact us" link is for a gmail address. Plus
> there is nothing but that main page. But it's fairly well done.

I bet it's real. If it were a spoof, it would be a bit
more ambitious!

This is interesting, as well:

http://www.harlington-straker.co.uk

My vote is that both businesses are real (but they have some pretty lame Web pages!).

When I see those sorts of sci-fi references for companies, they tend to mostly be for
software/tech companies. :-)

FYI, there's also a New Zealand musician named Chris Knox who I'd noticed used
"Harlington-Straker" as the name of his publishing company for his song writing in the
late-80s/early-90s.

- Michael

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