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NUMBER OF LINES: 604
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1 If you are in need of help, you need but ask...
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2 ********************* REMOVED: 26 JUL 84 *******************
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3 Welcome to BWMS (BackWater Message System) Mike Day System operator
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4 ************************************************************
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5 GENERAL DISCLAIMER: BWMS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INFORMATION
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6 PLACED ON THIS SYSTEM.
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7 BWMS was created as an electronic bill board. BWMS is a privately owned
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8 and operated system which is currently open for use by the general public.
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9 No restrictions are placed on the use of the system. As the system is
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10 privately owned, I retain the right to remove any and all messages which
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11 I may find offensive. Because of the limited size of the system, it will be
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12 periodically purged of messages. (only 629 lines of data can be saved)
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13 To leave a message, type 'ENTER' and use ctrl/C or break to get out of the
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14 ENTER mode. The message is automatically stored. If after entering the
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15 message you find you made a mistake, use the replace command to replace
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16 the line. To exit from the system, type 'OFF' then hang up.
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17 Type 'HELP' to see other commands that are available on the system.
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18 ************************************************************
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19
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20 Pam:
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21 Your package has arrived. The total bill is $1783.96. Please
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22 hurry!!! I'm running out of raw meat and kitty litter.
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23 Dr. Frankenstupe
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24 P.S. Bring cash.
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25 +_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_+_
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26
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27 HELP
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28 SEND
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29 :*************************************************************:
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30
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31 NEWS BREAK
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33 LeRoy McKane, noted international financier, industrialist, and
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34 religious leader, died today of a colon infection caused by an
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35 exploding rectal thermometer. FBI explosives experts report the
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36 thermometer contained a new form of radiated nitroglycerin that
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37 explodes upon hitting temperatures above 89.1 degrees. Though
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38 authorities are uncertain as to the identity of the murderers
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39 they suspect it's the work of Albanian terrorists. Details at
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40 eleven.
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41 :*************************************************************:
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42 GROSS!!! JUST GROSS!!
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43 ----------------------------------------
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44 I must agree with the above, a little excessive in the gross department.
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45 I wonder if that is a real GDM message or something fake?
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46 What ever happened to dreamtoucher? and by default, guru of bliss?
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47 --------shtoner-------------------------
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48 .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
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49 Bah, INFELDELS! Not even the agents of NET could stop us.
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50 We have god on our side.
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51 J.C. and the Boys
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52 .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
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53 INFELDELS? What in the world is an INFELDELS? Do you mean Infidel? As in
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54 fidelis (latin for faithful)?
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55
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EXTRACT - TWIT MEDICAL REFERENCE Vol 23
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56 INFELDELS- adj, ( in'feld'dells ) - having the same visual impairment
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57 as the actor ( Marty Feldman ). Often associated young
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58 children sitting to close to televisions.
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59 PROGNOSIS - Total failure of coordination, both physically and
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60 mentally.
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61 DURATION - Perpetual,
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62 CURE - None
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63 TREATMENT- Isolate prior to Lobotmy, After which patient may be
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64 integrated into asylum.
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65 FOLLOW-UP- Water at regular intervals. Fertilize semi-annually
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66 Re pot as needed. Expose to sunlight 4-6 hours daily.
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67 Turn & Prune as needed.
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68 << Dr. Bangor >>
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69
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71 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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72 Dearest Dr. Bangor,
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73
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74 With deepest regrets the members of the AMA must inform
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75 you that you have been dropped from the roles of this organization
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76 for reasons that should be obvious. Please refrain from dispensing
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77 medical advice or products in the future. Your cooperation is
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78 greatly appreciated.
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79
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80 Fred Scuttle, MD, SCA, PPD
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81 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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82
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83 ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*
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84 J.C. and the Boys,
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85
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86 It has come to our attention that you have broken several
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87 of the rules, which makes you ineligable for membership. Hence,
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88 your membership in the Human Race has been revoked. You will be
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89 expected to turn in your Human Race badge, Human Race car, and
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90 your keys to the executive wash room. We are sorry to have to
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91 take such drastic measures, but it has been decided that you are
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92 anti-productive to the species, and must therefore be eliminated.
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93 Your have until Wednesday at noon to responde.
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94
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95 Thank You,
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96 Gary Harbor
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97 Human Race Relations
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99 =======================================
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100 PLEASE GIVE ROME A TRY. 636-xxxx. THIS
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101 IS A MODIFIED NETWORKS II SYSTEM.
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102 CEASER HAS SPOKEN
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104 :***********************************************************:
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105 New York (UPI) The stock market plummeted fifteen points today
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106 as unconfirmed rumors of the death of financial wizard LeRoy
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107 McKane spread throughout the world. Panic stricken investors
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108 from all over the world dumped McKane Industries stock and
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109 began hoarding rare metals and commodities. The price of gold,
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110 silver, and autographed Micheal Jackson albums tripled in the
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111 first hour of trading.
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112
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113 Special sessions of the United Nations and World Economic
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114 Council will meet to discuss the impending backrupcy of at
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115 least fourteen third world countries that are heavily invested
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116 in McKane Industries. Political ecomomists characterize the
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117 crash as the worst financial catastrophe the world has ever
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118 seen.
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119
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120 Though panic reigns on the streets of Wall street the death of
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121 Mr. McKane remains unconfirmed. No body has, as yet, been
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122 produced and McKane Industry spokespersons have been
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123 unavailable for comment.
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124
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125 President Reagan, in a press conference today is quoted as
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126 saying "LeRoy who?". Democrats immediately charged this was
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127 further evidence that the president is out of touch with the
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128 events that shape the world.
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129 :*************************************************************:
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130
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131 d: Call your private service...messages pending. Nameless, today only.
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132 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 072384 1513 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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133 BIZERTE, TUNISIA (AP) Oil magnate, Mohammed Wassir, stated today that
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134 charges of Albanian complicity in the death of Leroy McKane were absurd.
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135 "There's no way any self-respecting Albanian would have anything to do
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136 with an exploding rectal thermometer. The weapon of choice is the dreaded
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137 Albanian toilet plunger," said Wassir when contacted at his Tunisian
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138 villa. Mr. Wassir added that the rumor that he is manipulating the
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139 stock of McKane Industries is also false. He stated, "It's just another
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140 dasturdly rumor by the running capitalist organization of the NET with
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141 their accompliace, the lamb Fluffy."
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142 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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143
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144 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
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145 "Get off my back you imbecile!!shouted Fin. Laseter looked around and pinche
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146 himself, then glanced below at Fin. "Well, my dear Fin, once again your
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147 hairbrained ideas of wealth and unlimited global buying power have run into
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148 big problems!! sneered Laseter," And what's more; you almost caused me to
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149 suffer a demise whichi I find rather unfitting to my tastes!"
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150 "Had I known that you intended to land on top of me I'd have left you there
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151 scoundrel!!" said Fin by way of greeting. He examined himself for damage
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152 and finding none, proceeded to query about the valuable shippment he had
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153 been awaiting. Laseter gave him the short and narrow of it and watched for
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154 Fins' reaction. There was none.Finally, the waiting became unbearable,and
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155 he asked the question. "Well, aren't you going to do something about this?
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156 Or do you intend on just sitting here and letting a cool half a billion
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157 Universal credits slip through your greedy little hands?"He began tapping
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158 his foot, knowing this to be one of Fins' biggest peeves, and waited.
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159 Sighing, Fin looked up and smiled. "Laseter, my boy! Had you ever considered
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160 enlisting the help of mercenaries? LIBYAN mercenaries?" A rather nasty grin
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161 had formed on Fins' mouth. He reached for the phone and dialed the operator.
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162 "Yes, he said, could you please dials MILKYway. Thankyou!.
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163 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
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164 ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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165 Hi guys, I'm back!!! (Sort of...) Does this sound all too familiar?????? It should if you get on PMS......
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166
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167 ????????????? The Doctor ???????????????? Lt. Commander Green of the Starfleet ???????????? July 23, 1984 ??????????????
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168 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
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169 Scarlet: Oh. Thanks for the enlightenment. I could only hope for it to be
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170 not so.
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171 Michlar: My vote is for non-intelectual. If I have to chose between thinking
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172 and laying around, well, you can see where my convictions lie. Hmmm, maybe
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173 we should also have a vote for terminally lazy.
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174 Fast Fred BSAL
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175 @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
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176 pppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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177 The piper watched the mass bands breaking up, then slowly made his
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178 way off the field. It had been a wonderful day, even in the mundane
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179 world. Entering his home, he began the ritual that would allow him to
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180 return to the inn. Suddenly, a small noise followed by a wisp of smoke
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181 came out of the innards of the small, much modified Apple. A whispered
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182 curse was the only sound for a long, long time.
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183 -- I guess that my appearances will be infrequent for a while. I'll
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184 be looking at a scope screen rather than the monitor until I get it fixed!
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185 ppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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186
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187 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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188 Piper: A scope screen? Ugh.
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189 All: Any more votes on the intellectual issue? Or do you all agree to the non-intellectual trend? Hmmmmmmmm?
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190 NET one:Still awaiting transmission. Despite my saying that I would leave the level two code alone, I think I may
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191 have 60-75% of one message broken. My problem lies in that I need to guess a string that occurs in the plaintext that
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192 is equal in length to the key. Once I can do that.... then I'll figure out what the key means.
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193 NET one (again): Tell all operatives to put their names somewhere else than at the end of a message. Makes things a
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194 lot easier for me.
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195 Written this day of July 23, 1984, at 9:21 pm, Milchar.
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196 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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199 Hmmmm.....a border pirate.....
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200 Milch,
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201 Are you comparing all the texts combined ?
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202
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203 MiG,
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204 All is still not well.......I may be looking for time.
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205 ::::::::::::Alex::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
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206
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207 jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj
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208 To: Net Central
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209 From: Net Irregular Agent plnka
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210 Subject: Death of McKane
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211 Coroner refused interveiw. Anonymous McKane next of kin requested a
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212 closed casket funeral. Rumors in the underground. Will transmit as soon
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213 as more info is available.
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214 End Transmission.
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215 The Ninja
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216 jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj
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217 ****************************************************************************
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218 HEY EVERYBODY! THERE IS A CRAZY NEW MESSAGE SYSTEM IN BEAVERTON
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219 CALLED THE GRAB BAG AND IT IS THE CRAZIEST EVER! WHY DONT YOU TRY IT
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220 BETWEEN 10:00 P.M. AND 2:00 A.M. ON ANY WEEKNIGHT... THE NUMBER IS 626-xxxx
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221 ****************************************************************************
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222
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223 &*%)$)@&)!&$^_*$^_*^_&^_*$#^_*#$^+!#^_#_^*#_^*#_*^$_!#*^+_*^+*^_#!*^_*^_@#_^
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224 The ride in the Bolo was a bumpy one, but there was no doubt in my mind
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225 that I was grateful to be away from the chamber of horrors that reminded me
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226 of a bad Fu-Man-Chu movie.
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227 I had never been in a Bolo before and I am sure my interest in the
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228 interior was shared by both Petrov and Joshua, who were strangly silent
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229 throughout the whole rescue. I tapped on Joshua's shoulder, but the only
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230 response I could get from him was a blank expression and a shrug. Petrov
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231 wasn't much more responsive.
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232 The sound of rushing air derailed my train of thought, as the rear
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233 door of the Bolo opened, and the canned voice of what must have been the
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234 driver echoed through the innards of the Bolo, as well as my inner ear.
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235 "This is it gentlemen. I think you will find the accommodations...
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236 accommodating. Please exit through the rear door, and watch your step.
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237 Thanks for riding Grey Bolo!"
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238 We tumbled out the rear of the Bolo, only to find ourselves in front
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239 of the Plaza Hilton. Dazed onlookers stood about, wondering where in the
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240 world this crazy taxi came from.
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241 As soon as we were clear, the rear door closed, and the Bolo rumbled
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242 on down the street, turning heads as it went.
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243 "Leave it to Ian to think of something so...so...ordinary!", I said to
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244 no one in particular.
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245 I was about to begin shaking some response out of Joshua, when I
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246 caught sight of the newspaper stand. I could not believe the headline,
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247 and I quickly directed the attention of the others to the stand.
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248 We each bought our own copy so to avoid a fight over who got to read
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249 the lead story. We could not believe what we read, but here it was, in
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250 black and white.
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251 RELIGIOUS LEADER AND FINANCIER LEROY MCKANE DIES IN BIZZARE ACCIDENT
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252 The story, in typical big city prose, relayed the happenings of the last
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253 24 hours. In the five or so minutes it took each of us to read the front
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254 page story, and the related stories on A2, A3, and B1-5, our combined
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255 expressions went from happiness, to anger, to disgust, and ending in
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256 confusion.
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257 "Do you really think the Wassir character had anything to do with
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258 it?", I asked.
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259 "No. Definitly not. It's not his style", piped in Petrov. This was the
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260 first time he had spoken since we were in the Dragon Room.
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261 Joshua chimed in next. "Could it be Ian? You don't think..."
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262 I cut him off before he could finish the sentence. "No way! Ian is
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263 above Rectal bombs. Don't make him the butt of this cruel act!"
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264 The others groaned, but I couldn't help it. If McKane was really
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265 dead, then the complete collapse of his empire would certainly follow, and
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266 our job would be complete.
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267 "Let's do lunch.", I said in my best East coast yuppie imitation.
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268 "Sounds go to me", replied Joshua, and Petrov nodded his agreement.
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269 We entered the Hilton cafe, and took a booth seat near the rear of
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270 the place. Our discussion quickly shifted to the recent events, and what
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271 our next move should be.
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272 &)*%)#*%)#*@% L'homme sans parity - Le ennemi est mort - Nous avons gagne' &
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273 =======================================================================
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274 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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275 McKane's death and the ensuing stock market melee had little
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276 effect on Oklahoma city. Its residents had entered a phase of
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277 self-sufficient communal economy and in the confusion following
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278 the funeral had quietly appropriated from McKane's people an
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279 entire army of religious cultists who did most of the work of
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280 the city in return for a ration of brown rice. This letter
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281 was found by Honored Matri as she evacuated the Organization's
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282 premises:
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283 "Wassir,Wassir,Wassir---why did you send me for make business
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284 with this prune-heart McKane. Only he cares to make money and
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285 make fear and put big money numbers on the paper and control
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286 the machines who go bip-bip-bip. He is not like out Albanian
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287 outlaws who love freedom: the simple happiness to sitting in
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288 the sun, eat the olives, watch girls, drive the Trans-Am, and
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289 buy Italian silk shirts so beautiful they make the women cry
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290 for you--such pleasure he does not know. They say you killed
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291 him, my brother, but how can they tell? He has always looked
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292 like a corpse. I cannot make business with a man who has no
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293 music in his soul, so I took that box of bombs and big-deal spy
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294 machines and hid them so your empty-soul friends won't get them
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295 and take our passion from us. But we are still brothers, don't
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296 we? We will talk and drink the whikey soda. I will be in
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297 disguise. Don't trust me if I am dressed up as myself because
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298 that means I am somebodies else. --Your Fine Good Brother
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299 Rocky
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301 "What the hell," said Hon. M. and mailed it to Albania.
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302 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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303 #########==============******::::::*****:::::******------"""""
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304 :::::::::::::::::::::::::O O:::::::::::::::::::::O O:::::::::::::::::::::::
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305 Alex: YOU are calling someone else a border pirate for using the ::::
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306 border? Look up a couple of lines, then look at yours, then reconsider.
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307 (since all the non-verbal communications is missing here, I will have
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308 to point out that the previous comment is made tongue-in-cheek. I'm sure
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309 I am not the first user of the border either.)
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310 By the way, how are my glasses? Still safe, I hope? If we don't have another
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311 chance to nuke the RED menace soon, I'll have to make a special trip out there
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312 to pick them up. (They have sentimental value; I'd hate to lose them.).
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313 {wish Beaverton wasn't so far from Milwaukie and/or my car got better than 15 mpg.}
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314 Milchar: re intellectuallism - after Russia sent up Sputnik in '59
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315 (or thereabouts) the US began a great drive towards the sciences as a means to
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316 catch up. This lasted until we landed on the moon, but when that goal was
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317 reached, enthusiasm dwindled, and attention was focused on earthly matters.
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318 Also, the Democrats gained power, and they are the great equalizers.
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319 They prefer to have everyone at the same level, which means that while the
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320 lower classes are raised, the higher have to be lowered. Since being an
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321 'Intellectual' means being above average, obviously it is something to be
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322 avoided. Your chemical company wouldn't want to be accused of elitism, so
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323 it points out that 'Joe Average' can join in. While this may be a good thing
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324 for Joe Average, and for the theory that all (men) are created equal, it
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325 does serious damage to our research facilities, colleges, etc. In fact, I
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326 extend this to affirmative action. I feel that it is counter-productive to
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327 accept less qualified people to positions merely to achieve a racial-sexual
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328 balance. The highest qualifying person should get the job, regardless of
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329 secondary characteristics such as race or sex. As time goes on, a correct
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330 mix will occur (assuming the equality is practiced throughout society, so the
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331 minorities get the chance to acquire the necessary educations etc. to qualify
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332 them). I feel nervous about having a female in the police department JUST
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333 to achieve the proper sexual balance. If she happens to be the most qualified,
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334 great. If a better qualified male is passed over in order to let her in,
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335 I protest. This may be satisfying Her equal rights, but what about the rights
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336 of the people she is supposed to protect? If physical ability standards are
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337 lowered to allow her to qualify, this means her ability to perform the functions
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338 of the position are lessened. Since the ability to subdue a resisting suspect
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339 are part of the job, where does it leave us, the people she is supposed to
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340 be protecting?
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341 I realize I got somewhat off the subject of intellectualism, but
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342 this is all part of the same problem - the equalization of society, whether
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343 it be mental ability or physical. To back up to your original question, the
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344 subnormal and supernormal are grouped together because they are both
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345 non-normal. They may be different from each other, but they are more different
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346 from the normal, so first they are isolated, then (hopefully) treated according
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347 to the actual situation.
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348 OK folks, I've opened myself up to attack, so now you bleeding-heart
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349 liberals can go ahead and hit me.
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350 :::::::::::::::::::O O::::::::::::voyeur::::::::::::::O O:::::::::::::::::
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351 ---------------------------------------------------------
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352 After seeing yet another (ahem) bbs come into existance,
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353 my first thought was "Oh God, not another one!" My next
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354 thought was "What has BW wrought?" and my final thought
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355 was "Well, at least it gives the juvies someplace to go!"
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356 REX
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357 ---------------------------------------------------------
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358
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359 ****************************************************************************
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360 After watching yet again the hue and cry over the U.S. not being in proper
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361 condition to beat the pulp out of the ruskies should the two countries
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362 decide to fight it out, I come to the conclusion that the main problem with
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363 the way things are in the world is because we let the politicians run
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364 things. The cure is of course to dump the politicians. The only problem is
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365 who would we get to run things then? The politicians are the only ones dumb
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366 enough to even consider trying to run things.
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367 **************************** CISTOP MIKEY **********************************
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368 so where did I get this time? I never get a break and get at the
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369 start. Boy this system is slow. I can't even type my own speed without
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370 having to wait for it to catch up. Boy I am offended.
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372 off
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373 EQUAL RIGHTS? DEFINETLY. HOWEVER: IF YOU WERE TRAPPED IN A
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374 DARK ALLEY BY SEVERAL "BIKERS" WHO INTENDED TO DO SEVERE DAMAGE
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375
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376 TO YOUR BODY, AND A COP CAME ALONG TO 'PROTECT' YOU, WHICH
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377 WOULD YOU WANT? A: A 265# COP THAT DOESN'T LIKE BIKERS
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378 OR A 95# FEMALE WHO IS A "POLICE OFFICER" ?
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379 THERE ARE NOW FEMALE ATR PILOTS.(ATR IS AIR TRANSPORT RATED), MEANING THE FOUR
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380 STRIPERS WHO ARE THE 'PILOTS IN COMAND'. OK.
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381 BUT IF A COMMERCIAL AIRLINER LOSES THE HYDRAULIC PRESSURE
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382 THAT WORKS THE AIRFOILS (FLAPS,
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383 RUDDER, ETC) OR IF THE AUTO-PILOT
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384 MALFUNCTIONS, AND WILL NOT DISENGAGE, THEN A GREAT DEAL
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385 OF PHYSICAL STRENGTH IS NEEDED TO
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386 CONTROL THE AIRCRAFT. THAT 'MUSCLE' COULD BE THE DIFFERENCE
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387 BETWEEN LIFE OR DEATH FOR PASSENGERS AND CREW. NEED I SAY MORE?
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388 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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389
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390 There is an hypothesis which states that space is curved. If ever there was
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391 proof, it would be found in L'homme, Joshua and myself who, though travelling in
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392 a seemingly straight path, again found ourselves at the Oklahoma City Hilton.
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393 Having had some particularly tiresome hours, I suggested that we check in.
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394 L'homme looked at me. "Yes, that's a good idea." He thought for a moment.
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395 "You've been rather quiet lately."
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396 "Just shaken up a bit." I lied. There was something nagging at the back of
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397 my brain--something that would show its face and then cower in the shadowy
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398 corner--something I wanted to see but which was too hideous to acknowledge. I could
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399 not get my mind off that newspaper article. MCKANE DEAD!?
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400 Time passed. L'homme and Joshua slept soundly while I tossed and turned. I rose
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401 from my bed, driven by a force greater than any resistance I could muster. I
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402 approached the two sleeping men. "Joshua!" I said aloud. Both men awoke,
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403 startled. Indescribable were the looks on their faces as they saw me draw a gas
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404 capsule and shatter it on the floor. A morbid peace returned to their faces. I
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405 bound them securely and activated a time bomb that I found in Joshua's coat.
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406 "sixty minutes" I said aloud and placed it at their feet.
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407 Something kept me hovering over them. "Why didn't I shoot them as they slept?
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408 Why don't I do that now?" Wiping the sweat from my brow I found my stare fixed
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409 on the men. The two honorable, talented, intelligent men who must die. Always
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410 the brave.
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411 It was difficult to speak but with some effort I found my voice. The words
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412 stumbled from my mouth and collapsed on the floor--reaching deaf ears. "I
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413 wanted to join you." And I meant it. "I...I wanted to stop McKane, just like
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414 you..." My voice broke momentarily. "I wanted to join you...but now..."
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415 Now it was different. It was in my grasp. The McKane organization was
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416 crumbling and needed a steady hand at the helm. Mine was that hand. POWER!!
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417 The force which drove me had a name after all. I was blinded by it. Hitler,
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418 Napoleon, Petrov! Only there would be no Waterloo's for me! No one was in as
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419 good a position as me...No one!
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420 I could feel my hand reaching out to grasp what was mine. I was in a position
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421 of power. I knew the organization better than any. I had the talent and the
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422 intelligence. Forged documents and pulled strings--It would be so easy! No one
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423 could stop me--it would be ALL MINE!!
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424 Petrov
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425 \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
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426 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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427 Regarding the issue of women in police work. I guess I'm a little more
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428 qualified than most to speak on the issue, since in real life I'm a cop.
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429 Some of the best police officers I know are women. Sex should not be
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430 an issue. The days when the cop had to be the biggest hard-ass on the
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431 street are long gone, thank God. Police have for a long time tried to
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432 turn law enforcement into a profession as opposed to just a job. This
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433 means things like intensified training, college degrees, etc.
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434 We should as a society put the notion that police work is a
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435 sanctified white-male enclave in the trash barrel where it belongs.
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436 Women can do the job just as well as men, and sometimes better. I agree
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437 that the best qualified applicant should get the job with two qualifications
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438 First, women should not be excluded due to arbitrary physical standards.
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439 The days of kicking ass and taking names are coming to a close. Second,
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440 I believe that if two applicants are equal, then weight should be given
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441 to those in our society that have been traditionally discriminated
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442 against, i.e. women and blacks.
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443 I, by the way, am a white male. Although I was fairly radical during
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444 the late Sixties, I do not now consider myself a bleeding heart liberal.
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445 Now, I'll climb down from my soapbox and return to my usual inanity.
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446 Mohammed Wassir
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447 <The Long-winded Albanian>
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448 P.S. Rocky: Hang in there, your job is almost finished. We'll have you
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449 out of that hell hole shortly. Also, could you introduce me to Ms. Minsky?
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450 She sounds interesting. M.W.
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451 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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452
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453 BRAVO......BRAVO....... Just think, there is an inteligent Police person
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454 here on this board. Will wonders never cease. All Hats off to him and his
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455 enlightened stand for equality. Wish the whole department was like minded
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456 . Unfortunately we still have the likes of Ron Stills at the helm and that
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457 doesn't fare well for any open mindedness.
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458
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459 :*************************************************************:
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460 Good evening. Welcome to "World Watch". This is Peter
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461 O'Hannahan bringing you the Belfast edition of the eleven
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462 O'clock news.
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463
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464 On the international scene...News of the death of LeRoy
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465 McKane, industrialist, spiritual leader, and friend to warm
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466 fuzzy animals, continues to shake the world. Reporting from
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467 the McKane industry prayer tower in Brazil Shawn O'Malley
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468 brings us this report.
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469
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470 (Camera One pans right, long shot of crowd of screaming, grief
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471 stricken mourners)
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472
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473 "Hello Peter. Peter can you hear me? Can you hear me Peter?"
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474 Microphone crackles, camera jostles, womans voice in background
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475 hysterically screaming "Oh my God, my God, the prophesy of
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476 LYSIAS has come true. LeRoy is dead."
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477
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478 Two security gaurds restrain her in effort to keep her from
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479 harming herself. The crowd surges and the camera lurches,
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480 eventually finding Shawm surrounded by little children
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481 clutching their warm fuzzy animals.
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482
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483 "Peter, oh my God, Peter, I...I can't describe the horror of
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484 what's going on here. I've never seen anything like it.
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485 It's..." Tears well up in his eyes, his voice begins to
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486 crack. "Thousands of grief stricken people, thousands Peter,
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487 it's too terrible to describe."
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488
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489 Camera pans crowd as Shawn can be heard whimpering in
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490 background. Crowd surges, camera drops to ground, sounds of
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491 hysteria, rioting, pandemonium. Transmission abruptly stops.
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492
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493 "This is Peter O'Hannahan again in our Belfast studio. We
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494 seem to be having technical difficulties with our Brazilian
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495 report. We'll try to bring you the rest of the story later in
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496 the program."
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497
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498 "On the economic scene...News of the death of LeRoy McKane
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499 continues to cause stock prices to plummet. Stock brokers
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500 from every industrialized nation have been reported to be
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501 committing suicide en mass in..."
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502 :*********************************************************:
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503 88888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888S
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504
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505 *@*@*@**@@****@***@**@****@*@**@****@*@@*@@@**@@***@*@@*@*@*@*@*@*@*@@*@@*@@
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506 HELLO, IF YOUU SSSTTTUUUPPPIIIDDD JERKS KNEW WE ARE TRACING
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507 THIS STORIES BACK TO THE COMPUTERRRRRRRR OWNERS YOU WOULD
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508 TRY TO JAM OUR COMPUTERS. THINK AGAIN THOUGH BECAUSE THIS
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509 WARNING WILL HAVE BEEN ABOUT TWO HOURS OLD OR MAYBE LONGER
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510 SO WATCH OUT BECAUSE WE ARE GOINGTO GETCHA
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CAPTAIN
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511 Jack smith The
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512 destroyer of
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513 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNKKKKKKKKKSSSSSS
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514
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515 hello, professor falken
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516 would you like to play a game?
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517
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518 Hi people of the Earth
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519 I am a Martian, who has been transformed into this computer
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520 and am currently having sex with your finger-tips.
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521 I can tell you are enjoying it, because you have moved
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522 your lips in an upward curve. That means
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523 1. funny, or
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524 2. I like it.
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525 I wish to thank you, it was a pleasurable experiance
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526 to say the least. I will see you latteer.
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527 The Martian Man
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528 *#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*#*
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529
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530 :=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:
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531 Well J.C and the not to incandescent Boys are back.
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532 There goes the locality! Were did you writhe out from? This
|
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533 system is satiated with dissenters as it is, why so radical?
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534 :=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:
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535 voyeur - Regarding your comments about line 320<>
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536 I heard a remark the other day that I found amusing.
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537
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538 The democrats are responsible for assuring that everyone shares
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539 equally in the short end of the stick, while the Republicans
|
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540 are responsible for increasing the size of the stick.
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541
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542 The same can be said about Labor Unions vs. Free workers.
|
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543
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544 An interesting equation: Democrats=Labor Unions=Socialists.
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545
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546 RSVP
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547
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548 ===================================================================
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549 .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
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550 REPENT SINNERS - yes, we are back, but we take no credit for
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551 the above garbage. We think you are perverse people, but we don't
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552 waste space. J.C. and the Boys
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553 .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.
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554 JoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshua
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555 "Joshua!" My current name slowly penetrated my sleep-groggy
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556 mind. As I rolled over and opened my eyes, I heard L'homme
|
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557 stir beside me. Looking up, I saw Petrov staring at us with
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558 a strange gleam in his eyes. He reached in his pocket, pulled
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559 out a capsule, and broke it in our faces. As he stepped back
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560 out of range, my sluggish mind realized what was happening.
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561 Holding my breath, I tried to get up; unfortunately, the gas
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562 was one which worked through the skin, and as I lost
|
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|
563 consciousness, the last thing I saw was Petrov standing there
|
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564 with that fanatical look on his face, and the clock on the wall
|
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565 behind him prosaically declaring it to be 05:15.
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566
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567
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568 I could feel my head jerk back and forth, and a vague stinging
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569 in my cheeks, but it didn't seem important. The cold water in my
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570 face, however, was a different matter. Sputtering and swearing,
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571 I opened my eyes to see several police standing around the room,
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572 with the hotel manager hovering in the background. I attempted
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573 to sit up, but my arms refused to cooperate. One of the cops
|
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574 pulled me upright, and I noticed ropes lying on the bed. I
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575 realized then that I had been bound, and my arms and legs were
|
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576 asleep. As I massaged my arms, trying to get the circulation
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577 going again, the police lieutenant read us our rights, then
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578 informed us that the hotel clerk had recognized us as the
|
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579 previous occupants of room 1428, where several men had been
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580 found dead a few days earlier. The clerk had called the police,
|
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581 who arrived a few minutes later. When the manager had let them
|
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582 into the room, they had found us tied up, unconscious. Now they
|
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583 were taking us to the station, where they planned on getting to
|
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584 the bottom of all this. As they handcuffed us and led us out of
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585 the room, I saw by the clock on the wall that it was 06:13.
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586 We had been out for an hour.
|
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587 As we rode the elevator down from our room on the 23rd
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588 floor, we heard a loud roar from above. The elevator shook,
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589 the lights flickered and went out, and suddenly we felt
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590 ourselves in freefall.
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591 They say that when facing death, one's life passes before
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592 them but all I could think of was that 20 floors at twenty
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593 feet per floor was 400 feet, time equals one-half of the
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594 square root of two times 400, velocity equals acceleration times
|
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595 time -- in five seconds, we would hit the ground, at slightly
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596 over 100 miles per hour.
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597 I wished my life would start flashing; it didn't have much
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598 time and I wanted to review it all.
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599 JoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshuaJoshua
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600 {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{[[[
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601 1. IN RESPONSE TO THE QUESTION OF INTELLECUTAL, TO BE OR NOT TO BE, I SAY
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602 THIS: YOU CAN HAVE ALL THE INTELLECT IN THE WORLD, INVENT THE ATOMIC BOMB
|
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603 AND STILL NOT BE ABLE TO REMEMBER HOW TO FIND YOUR WAY HOME! A. EINSTEIN.
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604 2. I'VE RUN OUT OF SPACE, HELP! MIKEY, HELP!! FIN SHALL RETURN (I HOPE!)
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