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File <20><><EFBFBD> <20> <20><> <20><><EFBFBD><EFBFBD><EFBFBD> Written August 3rd, 1992
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Presents
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"Fun at a Discount"
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Constantine
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It's happened to everyone at one time or another-- you trod on
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down to your local Generic-Mart in need of a few simple items, only to
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have a five-minute trip turn into a two-hour shopping nightmare. The
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clerks treat you like shit, nobody wants to help you find anything, and
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you are followed around the store by a guy wearing a neon sign on his
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forehead that says "PLAINCLOTHES SECURITY". Not exactly a bastion of
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humanity.
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So what's to be done? As a reasonably able-bodied, intelligent
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person, you have three options at this point. You can submit to the
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tyranny of the big faceless department store and humbly take the abuse,
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lay down fifteen bucks for a couple of spark plugs and a pack of gum,
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and thank the cashier before you leave. This is the option chosen by
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99% of consumers. YOU should know better.
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You can compensate for your frustration and lost time by helping
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yourself to some of the store's goods, but that's trite, not worth it
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if you get caught, and really unimaginative. That brings us to the third
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option-- do it the honourable way, the anarchist way, and the BLaH way...
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Screw 'em. Screw 'em good.
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When your good intentions have been thwarted by indifferent,
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hostile and just plain incompetent clerks, the least you can do is return
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the favour. While there is no substitute for originality, this tfile will
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offer some ways for you to turn a staid, stuffy department store into a
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hellish, mind-bending carnival of FUN! (For you and your friends, that
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is. For the jerks who work there, it's just hellish and mindbending.)
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I have arranged suggestions by department, most of which are found
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at any K-Mart or WalMart. Just remember-- don't go it alone. Make sure
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to have at least one good friend (hopefully somebody who has also been
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victimized by the store) there to back you up and act as lookout while
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you perpetuate your nefarious scams. Having a backup person can save your
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ass in case Mr. Assistant Manager comes strolling by, and corroberate
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your story if (Gods forbid) you DO get caught...
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AUTO PARTS:
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Here, I will provide a number of ideas that are applicable to nearly
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every department. The idea is to get the store in trouble with customers,
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thereby losing (undeserved) business. You know those little blister packs
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of spark plugs and the like? Use an x-acto knife, bent paper clip, or
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something similar to wedge the package open, then remove one little part.
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If you do it carefully, the package will appear intact and the vital part
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won't be missed until the customer takes it home. Then Mr. Unhappy Customer
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has to come all the way back to the store to get a replacement... Do make
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sure to stuff the part you remove somewhere inconspicuous, hopefully in
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another aisle-- that way, if you get caught later, they can't accuse you
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of stealing the part.
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Cars need lots of liquids. Oil, lubricants, and such provide
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wonderful opportunities for substitution. Simply bring in a caustic
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substance (like muriatic acid, readily available at pool stores) in a
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small vial and slip it into the mix-- results vary depending on the
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substances (chemists, have a ball!), but the customer will, as in the
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above example, take the product home only to find it completely unusable
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at the least. Many liquid products have plastic neck-seals-- don't
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worry about it. Just make sure the seal is COMPLETELY removed, and the
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customer probably won't even notice that the product has been tampered
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with. PLEASE don't do this with food products; you want to harass
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a retail establishment, not kill people. Speaking of food products, this
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brings us to...
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CAFETERIAS
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Lots of big department stores have mini-cafeterias where you can
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get stale food and horrible imitation Slurpees. Just think of the pranks
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from your average high school cafeteria, and apply it here. Using crazy
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glue to attach plastic mugs, plates, etc., to the tables is rather childish,
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but causes a tremendous hassle for the cleaning staff (and renders a table
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fairly unusable until they clear the stuff away).
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Here's one for the strong of stomach: rummage through local garbage
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cans and get some nice, plump maggots. Keep them in a baggie or vial and
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go to the cafeteria, order a burger, and make a live maggot sandwich. Then
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run up to the clerk (or manager, even better) and LOUDLY complain about the
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maggots in your food. This will not only clear out the entire cafeteria,
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cause massive business losses and possibly bring the health department down
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on the store, the store may offer you MUCHO compensation to keep you quiet.
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As a supplement, or an alternative, sprinkle maggots over the cooking food
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(this one is very difficult, but well-timed distractions can get you
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ANYWHERE.)
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CLOCKS
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Clocks! Clocks with alarms! What joy! It doesn't take much to
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figure this one out. You and your accomplices set every single alarm
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clock and clock-radio to go off in fifteen minutes hence. Then, remove
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thyselves to the other side of the store. Make sure to crank the volumes
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up to the max before departing.
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COMPUTERS
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Do I really have to elaborate? Department stores that sell
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computers (usually shitty 8086 clones or remaindered Commodores) are
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just begging to be hit. Simply break into whatever cheesy demo they
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have running and load (from disks you have prepared beforehand) a nice
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little endless loop proclaiming the message of your choice. I suggest
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"THIS STORE EATS SHIT!! BLaH RULES!!", but you may wish to expand upon
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it. Leave quickly and watch from a distance. If you're lucky, some
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Moral Majority stooge will see it, get VERY offended and chew out the
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manager. Did I say "Moral Majority"? That reminds me...
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MAGAZINES
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Fun with reading material. Most department chains sell the kind
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of Harold Robbins/Jackie Collins/Family Circle crap that panders to the
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type of people who have never seen the inside of a real bookstore (i.e.
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their regular clientele). Maybe you should expand their cultural
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horizions by "donating" some reading material of your own? Reading
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material like, oh, back issues of "High Times", "Satanist's Quarterly" and
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select kiddie porn...? Leave your "planted" magazines in very obvious
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locations, so lots and lots of people see the evil smut that the store
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is pushing. If they have a little nook for kid's coloring books, make
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sure to leave a few porn mags right in front.
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At that point, it's only a matter of time until someone starts
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bitching. In a baptist community, thirty seconds (after they get done
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leafing through the kiddie porn). Then stand back and watch Mr. Manager
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catch hell. If nothing seems to be catching, you can start bitching
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yourself, but it's just not as much fun as watching a mother of four
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children react to seeing Little Billy holding the new issue of "Wet
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and Ready".
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CUSTOMERS
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Customers can be lots of fun, because so many of them are gullible
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sheep who accept just about everything blindly. Most store clerks wear
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uniforms with very basic colour combinations like blue and white-- if you
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happen to be wearing those colours that day, and a customer mistakes YOU
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for a store employee, you can hardly be blamed for their ignorance...
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Don't worry about nametags-- if you wear something fairly nerdy in clashing
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colours and walk around stiffly, straightening things here and there, you'll
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be AMAZED how many people will just walk up to you and start asking
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questions, regardless of how little you match the store uniform.
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Use your anarchist tendencies and your imagination to tailor the
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situation to the customer. If some asshole walks up and starts complaining
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to you about some product, tell him to take another one, on the house,
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for being such a good customer. He will, of course, and you can wave to
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him as store security intercepts him at the door.
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If the customer wants to know about prices, give him a rediculously
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low quote. When he tries to check out and gets charged about 500% more,
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he'll probably raise hell with the cashier and never shop there again. If
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they need to find something, send them to the other side of the store. No
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matter what they do, be courteous and agreeable as you screw them over.
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Of course, if a store clerk notices, YOU are free from blame. You
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were just standing around in your street clothes that HAPPEN to look like
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the store uniform (this is why you don't bother faking a nametag, etc.),
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when this customer made a stupid mistake. Not your problem.
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SUMMARY
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Of course, this is just a small, small selection of all the mayhem
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possible in retail stores. I have provided it as a starting point for your
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own twisted schemes, and I will follow up with future tfiles outlining
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specific acts of social violence for other public places and businesses.
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Always plan out what you are going to do before you do it, and
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make sure your accomplices are familiar with the plan. Recon the store
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first and note how busy it is, how many employees are out on the floor,
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locations of security cameras and mirrors, etc. Know before you go.
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As far as severity, make sure the punishment fits the crime. If
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one clerk in the whole store was rude to you, don't blow up the building
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in retaliation. Dish out exactly what you recieved, and make sure you
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don't hurt the wrong people. "Anarchy" does not mean "stupid", nor does
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it mean "random sadism". It's your karma, pal. Of course, if you really
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have been wronged, pull no punches.
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You never need to run out of ideas for creative mayhem, as long
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as you keep your eyes open and brain active. Your greatest weapon is
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your imagination, because it's imagination that the assholes of the world
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LACK and don't UNDERSTAND. Use it wisely, and you'll never go wrong.
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Do it the BLaH way.
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{-----The End-------------------------------------------------------------}
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If anyone wants to reach me, I can be located on the Hell Bound BBS
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(708-965-8965). I am currently compiling favorite anarchist tactics for a
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large tfile or miniseries on Creative Mayhem and Social Violence, so please
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share your tried and true terror techniques (and alliteration) by relaying
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them to me or any BLaH member. I will credit any ideas given. If you have
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suggestions for future files or improvements, drop me a line. Until next
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time, keep pushing the envelope.
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The BLaH motto : If it says BLaH, it probably isn't..
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BLaH <sigh>ts:
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Nun-Beaters Anonymous | <708>251-5094 | 110/16.8k
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Hell Bound | <708>965-8965 | 2400/14.4k
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The Insane Asylum | <305>927-3028 | 2400/16.8k
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{---Nowhere Man Says : "Geez, I sure wish I'd bought a 486/33 instead of--}
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{-----------------------my 386/40."-<I'm on the fone with him right now>--}
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Propaganda Line. Anything below is forced on you, anything above is merely
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frivolous.
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