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001=Usr:0 Null User 06/30/87 20:34 Msg:0 Call:0 Lines:19
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1$If you are in need of help, you need but ask...
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2$************************* INSTALLED: 7 SEP 88 ****************************
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3$Welcome to BWMS II (BackWater Message System II) Mike Day System operator
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4$**************************************************************************
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5$GENERAL DISCLAIMER: BWMS II IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INFORMATION
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6$ PLACED ON THIS SYSTEM.
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7$BWMS II was created as an electronic bill board. BWMS II is a privately
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8$owned and operated system which is currently open for use by the general
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9$public. No restrictions are placed on the use of the system. As the
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10$system is privately owned, I retain the right to remove any and all
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11$messages which I may find offensive. Because of the limited size of the
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12$system, it will be periodically purged of messages (only 999 lines of data
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13$can be saved). To leave a message, type 'ENTER'. Use ctrl/C to get out
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14$the ENTER mode. The message is automatically stored. If after entering
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15$the message you find you made a mistake, use the replace command to
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16$replace the line. To exit from the system, type 'BYE' 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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002=Usr:1 CISTOP MIKEY 10/07/88 19:42 Msg:2472 Call:10005236 Lines:4
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20 Methinks I see the wanton hours flee,
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21 and as they pass, turn back and laugh at me.
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22 - George Villiers
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23 **********************************************************************
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003=Usr:322 Stray Cat 10/07/88 19:49 Msg:2473 Call:10005237 Lines:7
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25 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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27 I have absolutely NOTHING to say, except that I can now say I was F I R S T
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29 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%Friday, Oct 8, 88 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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004=Usr:100 Ben Davis 10/07/88 21:59 Msg:2474 Call:10005243 Lines:7
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31 F I R S T, you made the fatal error of not entering your name, hence, anyone
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32 could claim to be first. Anyone like me. I wasn't first but that is beside
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33 the point. You cannot prove you are you. I now have the dubiose distinction
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34 of being the first to 'sign' their name at the bottom of their message this
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35 disk!
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36 Camp Director
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37 C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>D>C>
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005=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 10/08/88 01:31 Msg:2475 Call:10005251 Lines:9
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38 &*&*&*&*'s
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39 Adventure Awaits! let us all begin post haste! (Feel free to enter anything you
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40 like though. Don't let me intimdate you.)
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41
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42 An Astral Dreamer.
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43 (The third person to enter stuff on this disk!)
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44 (The second to put their name down!)
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45 &*&*&*&*'s
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006=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 10/08/88 15:45 Msg:2476 Call:10005256 Lines:18
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47 -------=-=================-=----------------=-==================-=----------
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48 Hideho!
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50 Tis I Beaker. The 4th to post and the third to leave a name!
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51
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52 Now...To the foolish Neo-Nazi 'Skin Head' punks. Your lucky I didn't have a
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53 shot-gun with me. Course I wouldn't a used it. But don't be suprised if
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54 you get a call from the Phone company (and the electric, and your insurance
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55 company, and your bank). Now for a little education, I am not white trash,
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56 maybe if you spent more time in school you would know what the term 'white
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57 trash refers to. It is not somebody with black friends, but rather a very
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58 poor social class in the south that originated during slavery and the cival
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59 war.
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61 Poor fools. I pitty you.
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62
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63 Lord Beaker
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64 --=-=-{==========-=--------=-==============-==-=======-=-========-----=----=
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007=Usr:71 David Shult 10/09/88 15:52 Msg:2477 Call:10005280 Lines:63
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66 696969696969
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68 Nomination for the "Ten Best Censored Stories of 1987"
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70 GLOWING OUTLOOK FOR FOOD IRRADIATION BUSINESS
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72 The food industry is going high-tech with a seemingly innocent
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73 procedure called irradiation -- a process that delays ripening by
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74 exposing food to radioactive materials that kill insects, mold, and
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75 bacteria.
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76 Critics point out that irradiation may produce food products that
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77 at best have lower nutritional value; at worst are carcinogenic.
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78 Irradition also poses significant health threats to workers and the
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79 public in transportation, storage, and disposal of radioactive waste.
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80 And there is real concern over the safety of radioactive devices used
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81 in food, beverage, cosmetic, and drug industries.
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82 While spices are the first irradiated edibles marketed in the
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83 U.S., the Food and Drug Admnstration (FDA) also has approved
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84 irradiation for use on produce and some meats. Interestingly, the FDA
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85 regulates irradiation not as a process but as an additive.
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86 The question, of course, is exactly what is "added" to irradiated
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87 food? Irradiated food looks and smells better for an extended time,
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88 but little is known about the chemical changes induced by the process.
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89 One science writer posed the complex issues when he asked "What
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90 do you get when you irradiate an apple with 100,000 rads of gamma
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91 rays. Is that irradiation a process or an additive? Who should
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92 control it? Does it pose a carcinogenic threat to humans? Since it
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93 reduces food spoilage and replaces dangerous pesticides, is it a
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94 blessing for the world's hungry?" And then he asked, "Why are there
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95 no answers to these questions?"
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96 Meanwhile, the track record in irradiation facilities is anything
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97 but reassuring. The Radiation Technology plant in Far Rockaway, New
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98 Jersey, was closed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for
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99 willfully supplying false information about repeated safety
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100 violations; the NRC also shut down International Nutronics in Dover,
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101 New Jersey, after workers reported a coverup of a radioative spill of
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102 a tank of water containing cobalt-60 rods; and workers in Isomedix
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103 Co., Parsippany, New Jersey, were told to clean up leaks by pouring
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104 radioactive water down bathroom toilets and sinks.
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105 Earlier this year, the NRC suspended the use of an industrial
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106 air-purifying device that leaked tiny particles of radioactive
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107 polonium at plants around the nation. The NRC also order 3M to recall
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108 for inspection all 45,000 of the ionizing air guns used to control
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109 static electricty and remove dust from product containers. Of 828
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110 plants inspected so far, contamination was found at 118 sites; of
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111 those, the radiation exceeded the reportable limit of .005 microcuries
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112 in 39 plants. Subsequently, the NRC recalled 2,500 3M units used in
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113 the food, beverage, costmetic and drug industries.
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114 Given the potential problems, one would expect to find the
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115 irradiation issue on the national media agenda; but it isn't.
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117 proposed federal regulations that would allow more irradiation.
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119 SOURCES: UTNE READER, May/June 1987, "Irradiation Business Gears
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120 Up," by Karin Winegar, pp 29-30; SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER SPECTRA,
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121 2/25/88, "Food Irradiation," by Rick Weiss, pp E1-E2, reprinted from
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122 SCIENCE NEWS; S. F. EXAMINER (AP), 2/19/88, "Ionizing guns recalled
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123 over radiation fear," p A5.
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008=Usr:1 CISTOP MIKEY 10/10/88 02:03 Msg:2478 Call:10005292 Lines:26
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128 ********************************************************************
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129 I've been reviewing the entries of the abortion debate here, and I
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130 would just like to say that I'm impressed (with a couple of exceptions).
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131 For an issue that is as emotional as this is, that emotion was well
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132 contained and the debators went to great effort to clearly and concisely
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133 state their veiw point. No attempt was made to "win" the argument or
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134 convert others to their veiwpoint. Rather it seemed to be more of a
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135 heartfelt desire to express that viewpoint in a way that others could
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136 understand. And, more importantly, an acceptance of the existance of
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137 that view point by the others. As I say, I'm impressed, and it makes me
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138 feel just a little better especially after seeing the two canidates
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139 one of whom will most likely become our next president try to bash
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140 each others brains in and run off in an emotional tiff. "Mommy! He hurt
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141 me! He Hurt me! Whaaaa!" It's frightening to think that one of the
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142 most important countries in the world will soon be run by one of these
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143 two intellectual morons. Their only intent seems to be to avoid discussing
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144 issues at all costs for fear that someone might find out that they
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145 don't have any answers.
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146 As I say, after reading the debate messages here again I felt a little
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147 better. Maybe there's hope yet...there really are intellegent and
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148 concerned people out there who's vision goes beyond the short term
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149 lust for power at any cost. People who wish to express their views
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150 as clearly as possible and having a strong desire to know and understand
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151 the views of others. There are times when begin to think that is
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152 non-exsistant these days. It's nice to find it still alive and well.
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153 ******************** CISTOP MIKEY ************************************
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009=Usr:70 Kurfur Redlig 10/10/88 16:07 Msg:2479 Call:10005312 Lines:7
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154 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redig | Hiccup Hiccup Hiccupppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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156 Yes, mikey, you are right; there are intelligent people out there. It's
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157 just that we're too intelligent to run for office, so bozo's allways seem
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158 to get elected.
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160 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Achoo Achoo Achoo (don't ask))))))))))))))))
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010=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 10/10/88 18:48 Msg:2480 Call:10005315 Lines:27
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161 &*&*&*&*'s
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162 I'm coming to the conclusion that good people just don't make it that far in
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163 politics. You have to have a real lust for power to put up with the garbage
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164 that goes on.
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166 Unfortunetly the avoidance of issues is as much a reflection on we the
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167 people of this country as it is on the candidates. The feeling is (And the
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168 media supports this.) that we are all to imature to be able to make an
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169 educated decision about the candidat's, and must instead rely upon some sort
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170 of mistake being made.
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172 Perhaps we are so self centered that we cannot stand to think that the
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173 candidate we are voting for has some opinions that we do not agree with.
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175 I read through a posting on another board that put Dukakis down because he
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176 had supported gun control bills. Interestingly enough I recently heard that
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177 Bush is the only of the two candidats to have actually voted for a
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178 gun control bill. (This be the 1968 gun control act I believe.)
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179
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180 But because of Dukakis's supposed stance on gun control the poster s not
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181 going to vote for him. Gee, I suppose being involved in selling arms to
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182 terrorists and helping to cut back on social programs that help people get
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183 out of poverty is alright under those circumstances.
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184
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185 An Astral Dreamer.
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186 &*&*&*&*'s
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011=Usr:70 Kurfur Redlig 10/10/88 21:24 Msg:2481 Call:10005320 Lines:13
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188 KKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Hurm......Two hoursssssssssssssssssssssssss
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189
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190 Anyone here ever heard of the DC comics character 'Rorschach'? I don't
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191 read comics, but I found this guy to be interesting.
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192
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193 Also, anyone here wonder why I don't enter any 'Mindless Drivel' anymore?
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194 Well, I'll tell you. I just can't beat the presidential candidates.
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195 Compared to them, my 'Mindless Drivel' actually makes sense. Also also,
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196 I think that there should be a voting option on the ballot that says:
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197 "Anything but the choices given above!"
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199 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Sanity is relativeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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012=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 10/11/88 02:11 Msg:2482 Call:10005326 Lines:80
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201 {}
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202
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203 Grunt. Groan.
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204
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205 I pulled myself back into Beta-Space. My vacation over, I knew that
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206 my life must continue on...with sorrow, I left P-Space (my PRIVATE and
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207 isolated universe) to come back to the Inn. I had found 'mail' left for
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208 me; I opened the Eye for a moment; the vision I recieved pleased me,
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209 one of many people of different beliefs peacefully existing and
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210 sharing private thoughts amoung themselves; the Eye closed, my eyes
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211 re-opened to the 'world'; and I watched Kurfur debate with a keg
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212 of ale in his own, private way. Kurfur was winning (or losing,
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213 depending on your beliefs) against the keg; yet I knew that the ale
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214 would triumph in the end. How strange it seemed, knowing a mighty
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215 warrior from many a battle losing against a single, yet inanimate
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216 enemy. Oh well. At least this enemy brought some cheer and
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217 relief for his life. That, plus it didn't possess a bladed
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218 weapon pointed at me. It was not that he was doing something
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219 "wrong" in my eyes. It just seemed to be an irony, a passing
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220 thought that read like a simple story. I myself have had the
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221 delight in sampling alcohol, in many different forms; but I have
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222 yet the courage to find enough to make me spin as I float. Maybe
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223 that was why the Mighty Warrior drank; it was his courage coming
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224 through, showing, nay, even yelling, that he was a warrior, and
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225 not someone claiming to be one. I smiled - a rare thing for me,
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226 unless in revelry - and gave Bhudda's Blessing to him (which
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227 meant no hangover the next day) of mind, which would
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228 last a meger 24 hours (only a Master Guru could bestow more
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229 than 24 hours - and I mean a GRAND MASTER). A gift for the
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230 warrior, after his long and tiresome travels. He did
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231 not notice me for the moment, instead, he continued talking
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232 to others over a time stream in his realm. I floated to him,
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233 weary, tired, and hoping for a sample of the ale he had.
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234 It smelled wonderful in its own, 'Earthy' way, the hops
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235 climbing just slightly about the powerful smell of
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236 alcohol. (Ah, well, I guess a short party wouldn't hurt...)
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237 so I summoned a keg from the Cellar (yes, the Inn now possesses
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238 a cellar!), punched the tap into the keg, and drew a
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239 hearty draft into my own stein (in P-Space, where my home
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240 is). I made a simple broadcast to the Crossroads, where
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241 it would be picked up by Temporal Sensitives. Eye, a short
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242 party (ack-I always had a low tolerence) Inn the in.
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243
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244 * * *
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245
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246 While my fiction is having some fun, I should say:
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247
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248 Thank you, everyone, for any kind comments.
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249
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250 Thank you, CISTOP MIKEY, for the kind praise of the
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251 regulars on the board. I think that Backwater is a better
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252 place to be simply becuase of its members, who make it
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253 what it really is.
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254
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255 To Friar: what happened to you? Have you passed to the next
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256 infinity? Or are you hiding out there, lurking over messages?
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257 I have not heard from you in some time...
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258
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259 To Lord Beaker, ResG, drop by the Inn sometime; even though
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260 it's still under construction, everything is fairly stable.
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261
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262 To Kurfur; my fictional part was written imprompu; I did
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263 not mean to offend; it was just my mind wonder (wander?)ing again,
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264 and I'm just tired & upset from my trip home. My True One
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265 lives 106 miles from Beaverton, in Springfield. Every two weeks
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266 I venture down to see her, for a meger 12 hours. Sunday was
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267 a special day for me. I had the day off (I always work weekends,
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268 so I had to do some juggling to get this), and spent a wonderful
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269 36 hours with her. And, I'm offically engaged, as of Sunday night,
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270 with a somewhat definite wedding time arranged two years from now.
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273 my sweetheart & I have been together 6 years this month, right
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281 .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.
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282 Boo!
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283 .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.Emu
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284 &*&*&*&*'s
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285 Congrat's Hagbard!
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287 I hope to start a new story soon. Just trying to get over a bit of writers
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290 An Astral Dreamer.
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291 &*&*&*&*'s
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293 KKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | No offense takennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
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295 Congrats Hagbard!
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297 "Another barrel," I asked the Barkeep. "Never mind the glass."
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299 Writers block is a brick wall acrost the freeway of imagination.
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301 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Goosnargh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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303 -=======-=------------=-------=========--------------===========-=-=========
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304 Arg. Fatal freeway accident, the only victem apears to be...one Mr.
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305 Beaker's imagination. It seems it colided with a brick wall while moveing
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306 at a high rate, details at eleven.
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308 LB\__/
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309 oo
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310 Avalable at all stores except Morrison.
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311 ------{=-===-=--------=-======================---=-=--=-=====-=---------=-==
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017=Usr:616 LEE FULLER 10/11/88 20:28 Msg:2487 Call:10005349 Lines:14
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312 I'M CRAZY ABOUT COMPUTERS; IF I COULD ONLY TYPE!!!!!
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313 MESSAGE TO LARRY H. ....P GUESS WHAT? THE MODEM IS WORKING JUST FINE, I JUS
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314 ENTER
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315 GUESS WHAT LARRY?? MODEM O.K.MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
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316 I THINK I NEED SOME HELP WITH THIS
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317 MESSAGE TO LARRY H.
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318 WHY IS BEAVERTON POLITICS ARE BEAVERTON POLITICS SO ...
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319 I DONT KNOW HOW TO SAY IT
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320 WITHOUT GETTING CENCORED.......
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321 BESIDES, MY TIME IS UP. HAVE FUN.
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322 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
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323 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMY BYE
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324 AT Z
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325 ?
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018=Usr:617 Linda Carpenter 10/11/88 21:50 Msg:2488 Call:10005351 Lines:1
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326 COSMIC
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327 &*&*&*&*'s
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328 I think I know what the problem is. I mentioned the words. You know, those
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329 words that no writer ever want's to hear or think about? Whoops, I probably
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330 compounded the problem by making you think about the words. So what ever
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331 you do DO NOT THINK OF THOSE WORDS!
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332
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333 Thank you.
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334
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335 An Astral dreamer.
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336 &*&*&*&*'s
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337
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020=Usr:477 Denny Bennett 10/11/88 23:09 Msg:2490 Call:10005355 Lines:3
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338
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339@How do one change his password?
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341 {}
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342
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343 BBBLLLAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUCKKKKK! I belch into infinity. JT seems
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344 slightly annoyed, but continues to shine and prep the bar for
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345 more expected arrivals. My mind begins to wonder and wander,
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346 and much to Kurfur's dismay, my body shape changes with it as
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347 well...into a floating light....then a unicorn...then a
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348 scruffy looking teenager with obnoxiously colored clothing that
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349 burned the image into the mind. I think I need to stop for awhile...
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351 * * *
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352
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353 Thanks for the congrats, believe me, I needed that today. I
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354 have figured out the exact date: Feburary 14th, 1991.
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355
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356 Say, what's the local opinion on Tyson & the distraught (and
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357 battered?) wife?
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358
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359 Hagbard Celine, Resident Guru.
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360
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361 {}
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022=Usr:507 todd rogers 10/12/88 10:02 Msg:2492 Call:10005366 Lines:1
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362 ------- Is it just me or is the board filling sssllooowwwllly???
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023=Usr:588 Wayne S. 10/12/88 10:08 Msg:2493 Call:10005367 Lines:7
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363 =======================================================================
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364
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365 Kurfur--You say sanity is relative. I take it, though, that it is
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366 not a very close one? :-)
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367
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368 ==========================Signer=====================================
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024=Usr:70 Kurfur Redlig 10/12/88 20:37 Msg:2494 Call:10005379 Lines:27
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370 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Thhhhhhhppppppppppptttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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371
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372 Yes, I believe that it is my second psychology twice removed.
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373
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374 Nice date, Hagbard. The 132'nd birthday of Oregon. Now for some personal
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375 and prying questions:
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376
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377 What is the name of your spouse to be?
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378
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379 How long have you known each other?
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380
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381 Who's nose do you think the children will get?
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382
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383 What is the capital of Uganda?
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384
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385 Inquiring Minds Want to Know!!!!!
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386 (Thhhpppttttttttt!!)
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387
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388 By the way, could you please keep one form? The mead is doing enough
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389 without more weirdness.
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390
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391 We need to keep the bricklayers off the freeways! What with all the brick
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392 walls they build.
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393
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394 I guess I've annoyed enough people for now;
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395
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396 KKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Wagner was very unimaginative!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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397
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398 {}
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399
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400 Two answers to two questions I shall give:
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401
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402 We have been dating for 6 years, straight out of high school, throug
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403 and out of college, to the present. It was not always nice; it was also
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404 not always bad, either.
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405
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406 Her first name I shall give (and no more than one): Novia.
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407 Pronounce it "Nova". She hates that name. I call her by another
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408 but it would take too much time to explain that one. Please, be
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409 happy with just Novia. Besides, our names mean little to each other.
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410 What means more we share between us. What else matters?
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411
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412 Hagbard Celine, lonely Guru.
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413 {}
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026=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 10/13/88 15:42 Msg:2496 Call:10005397 Lines:7
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414 ----=-========-=------===-=========-==========-===========-=----------------
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415 cal tesrey un nervie su hakusey* tey un neradda ferbinium to rettam no
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416 rettamie* wa ko ferbin cal tuney*
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417
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418 Malkey Beaker \__/
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419 oo
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420 =--------=-================-=--------======-=--=-=----------=-=-=====--=-===
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027=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 10/13/88 19:58 Msg:2497 Call:10005401 Lines:10
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421 &*&*&*&*'
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422
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423 Well now, Seems things have been a might bit slow around here. Gee, I sound
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424 kindof dumb. Hmm, Ah yes, It seems I had slipped into my Ronald Reagen
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425 impersonation. (Just look at the camera and say "Well, I think..." or "Well,
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426 Thats a very good question..." And then go on to some other topic.
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427
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428 An Astral Dreamer.
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429 &*&*&*&*'s
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430
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028=Usr:70 Kurfur Redlig 10/13/88 22:09 Msg:2498 Call:10005406 Lines:7
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431 KKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | ghuy'cha to you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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432
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433 Or better yet:
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434
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435 Well..... ZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.............
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436
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437 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Nothing better to sayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
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029=Usr:21 Fable Master 10/14/88 09:21 Msg:2499 Call:10005413 Lines:1
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438 Hey! How come the system won't talk to 300 baud modems?
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030=Usr:465 Gregg Harris 10/14/88 20:06 Msg:2500 Call:10005427 Lines:12
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439 @@@####@#@#####@@@@@@#@#####@@@@######@@@@@######@@@@@###@@#@####@
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440
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441 "Hey! Where'd the Inn go? I just got through the floor and everything
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442 went paisley. Boy what a trip. Where am I?"
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443 Wait, isn't this the land of OZ? No, I'd be in a broken house.
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444 What's that? Looks like an arch. Well only one way to go"
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445
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446 The Wanderer smells a faint familiar musty scent. Then turns and
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447 sees a Large mole walk through the door.
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448
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449 "Aren't you the one that came from beneath me a while ago."
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450
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031=Usr:465 Gregg Harris 10/14/88 20:13 Msg:2501 Call:10005428 Lines:17
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451 " Yes. But you moved. Where are we?" asked The MOLE.
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452
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453 "Something called Beta-space." answered the Wanderer.
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454
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455 "Ah. THAT anSWers a lot. Now really WHERE are we."
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456
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457 "As I said before Beta-space."
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458
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459 "Oh. Like the place programs go before release?" mused the mole.
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460
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461 "Funny. Do you have any more puns?"
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462
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463 "Lots"
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464
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465 "So what is there to do here" asked Mole as he pulled out a can of
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466 worms to munch on.
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467 @@@@###@@#@#@@@@####@@@@@######@@#@#@#@####@@#@#@@@@##@######@@#
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032=Usr:196 Cheryl Singer 10/14/88 20:56 Msg:2502 Call:10005429 Lines:4
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468 Hello, it's me, Cassandra, again...hopefully out of retirement this time!
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469 How's it going, Leonard? Has anyone heard from or about Justin lately?
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470 tting kinda concerned... R*A*Y and I would like to hear from or
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471 about him. TTFN ***Cassandra***
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033=Usr:620 DONALD EARL 10/14/88 21:58 Msg:2503 Call:10005430 Lines:17
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472@
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473@ **** il i* *WsHr!* *******
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474@
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475@
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476@ *************
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477@ *Triple Five*
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478@
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481@
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482@D
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483
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484 *************
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485 *Triple Five*
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486 * Was Here! *
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487 *************
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488
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034=Usr:498 Hagbard Celine , 10/15/88 04:06 Msg:2504 Call:10005433 Lines:21
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489
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490 {}
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491
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492 A "wormhole" was forming in Beta Space. This worried me, even
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493 though my mind had the consistency of tapioca. So, like any other
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494 drunk Guru, I "oozed" towards the door to look through the archway and
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495 into the entry wormhole.
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496
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497 "Ooze" is a correct description. It's so much easier to be a liquid
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498 than it is to be a solid - ...oh, sorry. You want to know that I saw...
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499
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500 I saw a large Mole, conversing with Wonderer. (Ok. This is to
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501 be expected)... and so I wandered back in, after floating a few steins
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502 their direction - a kind of going-away gift for Wonderer, who was off
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503 to another adventure. Sooner or later, though, he would return, and
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504 be with his friends to recount the tales of his travels.
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506 HaGbArD CELLLinnne.,. slightly drunk. (JT, know more for me. I B
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507 fine now...)
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508
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509 {}
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035=Usr:561 JIM JEFFERSON 10/15/88 13:34 Msg:2505 Call:10005437 Lines:4
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510 EAT ME & BE FREE, EAT ME AND I'll EAT YOU!!!!! G E E EE E K
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511
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512
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514 &*&*&*&*'s
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515 Well, I'll start the adventure soon. I seem to have a touch of the flue right
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516 now, so I'm not sure how soon it will be.
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517
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518 I wonder why there is much corruption in the world. You would think that
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519 peaple could grow beyond it. Oh well, I guess in time it will happen.
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520
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521 An Astral Dreamer.
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522 Plegm caugh!
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523 &*&*&*&*'s
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524
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037=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 10/16/88 19:51 Msg:2507 Call:10005461 Lines:11
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525 &*&*&*&*'s
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526 Hmm, everybody must be on vacation. I havn't seen anything entered all day. Oh
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527 well, I guess things will pick up tommorow.
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528
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529 Fill the Disk!
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530
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531 Word Wrap?
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532
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533 An Astral Dreamer
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534 &*&*&*&*'s
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535
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038=Usr:622 GARY ERICKSON 10/16/88 22:17 Msg:2508 Call:10005465 Lines:4
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536 TO SYSOP:
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537 SORRY ABOUT LOGGING ON SO MANY TIMES. THIS IS THE FIRST BBS I HAVE BEEN
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538 ABLE TO LOG ONTO WITH MY NEW MODEM. I AM JUST SO FACINATED WITH THE PROCESS.
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539 BUT I PROMISE THIS IS MY LAST CALL.
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039=Usr:562 Blank Doe 10/16/88 22:56 Msg:2509 Call:10005466 Lines:7
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540 WORLD WATCH THREE>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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541 New user, I hope I'm not to late, Please join us as often as you like! All are
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542 wealcome here (well MOST). If this is your first number, where did you get it?
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543
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544 Being nice to sombody for a change, I'm Blank Doe
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545
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546 nw0>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>wwiii
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040=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 10/17/88 20:01 Msg:2510 Call:10005480 Lines:6
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547 &*&*&*&*'s
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548 Yes, Call as often as you like. We like to hear from new people.
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550 An Astral Dreamer.
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551 &*&*&*&*'s
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553 _________----------=====--------__________
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554 |||||||||\\\*****///|||||||
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555 :P:
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556 OOPS
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042=Usr:219 Friar Mossback 10/18/88 12:24 Msg:2512 Call:10005493 Lines:4
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557 [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]
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558 I'm back, but only for a quick peek. I know, no one cars.
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559 How is the adventure going?
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560 [][][][][][][][][][][][] Friar [][][][][][][][][]
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043=Usr:483 Lord Beaker 10/18/88 16:14 Msg:2513 Call:10005496 Lines:9
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561 --------=======-==--------=-=============-====---------=-======-------======
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562 Slow...slow...sssssllllllllllooooooooooow. Not that I'm helping speed it up
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563 any. Theres just nothing happeniing. Maybe after the election? I wounder,
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564 is it that nobodys calling, or just not entering anything (thats what I've b
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565 een doing.
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567 lorD beakeR \__/
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568 oo
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569 =-=-==--{======-=====-----------------==-=-===========-=-----------=-=-=----
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044=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 10/19/88 00:29 Msg:2514 Call:10005513 Lines:15
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570 &*&*&*&*'s
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571 Welcome back Friar. Hope you enter some more here. Hagbard has been wondering
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572 about you. (He seems to be gone right now. I'm sure he'll be back soon.)
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573
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574
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575 beaker, I to have been calling without entering things. I suppose if we could
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576 get the ball rolling somehow everything would just fill up.
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577
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578 What we need is a topic. How about the Inn? There have been a lot of changes.
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579 What do your persona's think of them? What do your rooms look like? How do
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580 you visualize the Inn as a whole.
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581
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582 An Astral Dreamer.
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583 &*&*&*&*'s
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584
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045=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 10/19/88 13:59 Msg:2515 Call:10005523 Lines:2
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585 Hello! where is everybody? Maybe I'm alone in the world...
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586
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046=Usr:322 Stray Cat 10/19/88 18:43 Msg:2516 Call:10005527 Lines:7
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587
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588 @#)(^&%$)(@#%$^_($#@_)*^%+@_)$^__)(#$&+_&!#$
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589
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590 You just might be . . . you might should be glad!
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591
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592 _)*^@$#&)(@*$%)&^_)@(#$*^T!@#&)*&@)*&$%T_)(@#*^_*)_@#(*T
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593
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047=Usr:562 Blank Doe 10/19/88 22:27 Msg:2517 Call:10005529 Lines:21
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594 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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595 I like to look through my black
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596 telescope....
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597 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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598 This Is World Watch Three>>>>>>>>>>
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599
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600 I am a registered voter in the state of Oregon. I am registered as
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601 'indipendent' (they didn't have an 'anarchist' box...). This year I shall vote
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602 Democrat.
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603 Why? Do I agree with their beliefs? Do I go along with their forign policies?
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604 Is it because my father has told me to? ;-)
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605 No. I am voting Democrat because they DON'T FLOOD MY MAIL-BOX WITH THEIR
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606 PROPAGANDA! 'Cors, I alwas did want a picture of Bush. New dart board...
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607
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608 Just letting it out, I'm blank doe
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609 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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610 Network Zer and World Watch Three.
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611 Phoenix, gone but not forgotten....
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612 ^b
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615 ************************************************************
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616 Glad to be alone in the world? But why? What fun is it to
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617 be alone with no one to share your experiences with?
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618 ****************************************************************
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049=Usr:507 todd rogers 10/20/88 12:36 Msg:2519 Call:10005544 Lines:1
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619 ------- All right! Who turned the time machine to slow?
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050=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 10/20/88 20:19 Msg:2520 Call:10005546 Lines:17
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620 &*&*&*&*'s
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621 Ah, the joys of politics. It is amazing just how apathetic peaple can be.
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622
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623 I'll bet that if bush wins he'll die and will be stuck with quell. what a
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624 loon.
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625
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626 I that we should start considering a broadrange of fictional charecters for
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627 the job of president. How about Obi-Wan? Team him with Luke and you have a
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628 great team. Princess Lea and Yoda would also make outstanding candidates.
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629
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630 You know dukakis kindof looks like yoda. bush reminds me of Darth.
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631
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632 An Astral Dreamer.
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633
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634
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635 &*&*&*&*'s
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636
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051=Usr:70 Kurfur Redlig 10/20/88 20:37 Msg:2521 Call:10005547 Lines:2
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637 Voucher For Termination
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638
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052=Usr:322 Stray Cat 10/21/88 05:39 Msg:2522 Call:10005554 Lines:7
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639 @)#&$^@_#)^!@#_)(&@#$^()@#_$)^
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640
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641 Alone as in one in a million . . . not just exactly like 17,000 other
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642 people (even if they claim they're for Dukakis). They insist on being
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643 "formula" people . . . and so @)&%$ smug.
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644
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645 _)@(#$&_)@$#%!(@#(*+_@#$%
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053=Usr:70 Kurfur Redlig 10/21/88 22:11 Msg:2523 Call:10005574 Lines:7
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646 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Wake Up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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647
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648 Hey, people (and other things), start posting. I'm getting bored, and
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649 when I get bored, I get surly, and a surly Berserker is not a pretty
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650 sight.
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651
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652 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Another Keg Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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653 *********************************************************************
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654 Ah, life without self-awareness. That can be as bad as life without
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655 enjoying the company of friends. To live without awareness of yourself
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656 your position and capabilities means that you are not living, only
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657 existing. Marking time until death comes to embrace you. Of what value
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658 is that? We have been blessed (cursed?) with the knowledge of self-
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659 awareness we should live up to it. A mind is a terible thing to waste.
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660 A person who does not express their own thoughts and feelings, bowing
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661 to those of the group as being the only ones valid does not exist as an
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662 individual. Self expression is what defines the individual.
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663 *************************** CM ***************************************
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055=Usr:322 Stray Cat 10/22/88 11:31 Msg:2525 Call:10005584 Lines:5
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664
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665 Can't wait to see what Oregon could do with sexual prference or AIDS legis-
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666 lation after the smoking bill passes. Maybe we could sterilize all the
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667 mentally retarded and euthanize anyone over the age of 54.
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668
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669
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057=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 10/22/88 18:52 Msg:2527 Call:10005591 Lines:7
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670 &*&*&*&*'s
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671 Hmm, depresing stuff again. How about a border everyone? Some of you enter stuf
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672 without any border. Please identify yourself in some way.
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673
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674 An Astral Dreamer.
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675 &*&*&*&*'s
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676
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058=Usr:84 Michael Miller j 10/22/88 22:50 Msg:2528 Call:10005594 Lines:13
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677 &*&*&*&*'s
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678 It's been several hours and still nobody has entered anythi. Maybe I'm just
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679 paranoid about this. Hmmm maybe I'm losing my grip on reality.
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680
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681 In fact I'll bet that even though it seems to me that nobody is entering
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682 anything, in fact whole disks are being filled. I must be blocking it out.
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683
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684 Yeah, thats the ticket. Either that or everybody has gone through the
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685 backdoor...
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686
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687 An Astral Dreamer
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688 &*&*&*&*'s
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689
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059=Usr:322 Stray Cat 10/23/88 08:50 Msg:2529 Call:10005598 Lines:5
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690
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691 I think the main entrees are in private conversations elsewhere. I always
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692 wondered why there were so many dots and so few public messages on some
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693 boards.
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694
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060=Usr:70 Kurfur Redlig 10/23/88 10:53 Msg:2530 Call:10005599 Lines:6
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695 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Dots?????????????????????????????????
|
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696
|
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697 Maybe you're not losing your grip on reaality is losing its grip
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698 on you.
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699
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700 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKurfur Redlig | Invisible Line Noise Everywhereeeeeeeeeeeeee
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061=Usr:78 Mark Derby 10/23/88 11:50 Msg:2531 Call:10005601 Lines:4
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701
|
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702 Watch out with that stuff about fictional characters for Prez...we'll probably
|
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703 get Pee-Wee Herman...or Rambo...
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704
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062=Usr:121 Hamfred Gammidge 10/23/88 21:30 Msg:2532 Call:10005611 Lines:9
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705 Hamfred's back:
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706
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707 Can we actually get anything worse than the candidates we have allready?
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708 Bilbo Baggins for President!
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709
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710 Melkor for President!
|
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711
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712 Thor in '88!
|
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063=Usr:1 CISTOP MIKEY 10/23/88 23:15 Msg:2533 Call:10005615 Lines:7
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714 *************************************************************************
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715 What's wrong with Youth in Asia over the age of sixty four?
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716 That sounds like a great idea to me! Why just think of the fun time
|
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717 they'll have, and when they get back they'll be able to be a
|
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718 productive part of society all over again! Gee, if you're lucky
|
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719 you could live forever.
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720 *************************** CM ******************************************
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064=Usr:322 Stray Cat 10/24/88 05:52 Msg:2534 Call:10005624 Lines:5
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721
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722 I wonder if you refuse to pay the smoking police the $250 fine if they'd
|
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723 slap you in jail. Just think, a smoker could bump a rapist or mass mur-
|
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724 derer right out of jail!
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725
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065=Usr:71 David Shult 10/24/88 17:43 Msg:2535 Call:10005630 Lines:43
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726 696969696969
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727
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728 Bagging A Quayle-10/21/88-
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729
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730 Vice President George Bush has wrapped himself in the
|
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731 flag during his campaign for the presidency -- and in the Pledge of Allegiance.
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732 According to Harper's magazine index, Bush recited the
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733 Pledge of Allegiance about 25 times in the month following his nomination.
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734 But the number of times he recited it while a student at
|
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735 Greenwich Country Day School was zero.
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736 Harper's also notes that Dan Quayle has a 25 percent
|
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737 chance of being elected president in the next eight years if
|
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738 Bush becomes president.
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739 In addition, there was a 39 percent increase in video
|
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740 rentals of the movie Hoosiers following Quayle's acceptance speech.
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|
741 And the average number of golf rounds Quayle played each
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742 week last year was three.
|
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|
743 For those of you who don't golf, that totals up to about
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744 20 hours of playing time each week. Good work if you can get it.--M.D.
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745 PHONER > Contact Lisa Gressinger for more, NYC (212) 614-6500
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746
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747 Dukakis Outdressed Bush-10/21/88-
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748
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749 If clothes make the man, then Michael Dukakis would
|
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750 become the next president of the United States.
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751 So says Canadian clothier Saul Korman.
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752 He claims Dukakis simply dresses more presidential than George Bush.
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753 According to Korman, Bush's Brooks Brothers suits hang
|
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754 on his lanky 6-foot-2 frame like a gunnysack.
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755 He also says Bush is making a mistake by wearing white
|
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756 short-sleeve shirts on the campaign trail.
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757 In fact, he says Bush probably prefers a very
|
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758 sophisticated French cuff shirt, but his advisers won't let him wear one.
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759 Still, Korman says Bush's presidential dress is improving.
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760 As for Dukakis, Korman claims that his suits sport more
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761 of a European cut, and the Massachusetts governor wears a
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762 nice assortment of ties.
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763 He says the only drawback is Dukakis' sloping shoulderline.
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764 But his advisers have been padding them up as of late.--M.D.
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765 PHONER > Saul Korman, Toronto, Ontario (416) 463-2511/1115
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766
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767 696969696969696969
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768
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066=Usr:1 CISTOP MIKEY 10/24/88 22:08 Msg:2536 Call:10005635 Lines:21
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769 I wonder if it is his sloping shoulderline or his sloping forehead lin
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770 that is the problem....
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771
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772 *************************************************************************
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773 Why yes, them nasty dirty scumbag smokers should be thrown in jail and the
|
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774 key be thrown away! We gotta protect ourselves from them! And we gotta
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775 protect them from themselves!
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776 Why the problem is much much worse than a simple case of rape or murder.
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777 After all, those are just poor misguided individuals that only need a littl
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778 loving to set them on the good road. But a Smoker...Oh lordy me! There's
|
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779 nothing that can straighten one of them out! Once a smoker always a smoker!
|
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780 The only good smoker is a dead smoker! (Given enough time that's a problem
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781 that'll solve itself).
|
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782 Fining them isn't good enough, they should be horse whipped, and thrown in
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783 the stocks for life! That's the only way that you can cure them and turn
|
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784 'em back into a productive sane and healthy non-smoking individual.
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785 ******************************* CM **************************************
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|
786 P.S. I wonder where you go to sign up for the smoking police!
|
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787 Hey that sounds like a great job! You get to be a red-neck and
|
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788 smoke too! Ah heavenly bliss!
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789 *************************************************************************
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067=Usr:3 Ramek 10/24/88 22:55 Msg:2537 Call:10005637 Lines:24
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790 <o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o><o>
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791 Since it is near time for Holloween I thought a |ittle story
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792 in keeping with the season would be appropriate.
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793
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794 After a very hectic Holloween, Count Dracula decided that he needed
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795 a vacation. After thinking about it, he decided to take it in Italy.
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796 He rented a nice0bemode castle and settled in for a comfortable
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797 and relaxing vacation.
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798 Every night he would pop out and capture a lovely Italian maiden,
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799 suck the blood from her body, and throw her off the ramparts into
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800 the moat.
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801 This wend0on for a while until he noticed that there was
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802 no splash after he threw the body. So, the next night he watched
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803 carefully as the body fell towards the dark water. Instead of
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804 hitting the water though, it landed on an alligator which `roceuded
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805 to chow down.
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806 In fasination, the Count watched the alligator swollow the body
|
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807 in only a few bytes. After a healthy belch the alligator, to Dracula's
|
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808 surprise, broke into song.
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809
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810 "Drained Wops keep fa|linw on my head..."
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811
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815 Statisdics cited in the November issue of Corrections show that
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816 98.5% of inmates in Massachassetts penitentiary are smokers ....
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817 but the guguv'nor of that commonwealth wouldn't like to see 'em
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818 burn, so he furlough them loose. The 'Duk' would rathur set them
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819 free to rape and plunder non-smokers. Guess why they name one of the
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820 biggest-selling cigarette after a town im Massachussetts which is
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821 incidentally also the WITCH capital of the US. DUK wouldn't be
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822 called a WARLOCK for nthi~g. Rich
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824 696969696969
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825
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826 Unanimity of the Graveyard
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827
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828 Commentary by Owl
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829
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830 Unless you are living in a coma, you must certainly know that one of the
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831 central "issues" of this presidential campaign is the Pledge of Allegiance.
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832 The argument is whedher or not teachers should be required by law to lead
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833 their classes in the Pledge.
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834
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835 George Bush has repeatedly said that, if he had been governor of
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836 Massachusetts in 1977, he would have signed the bill forcing teachers in the
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83'0Com}onwealth to lead their classes in the Pledge of Allegiance. Michael
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838 Dukakis vetoed that bill on the advice of the Supreme Judicial Court of
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839 Massachusetts and his own attorney general. That advice was based on the
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840 landmark decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in West Virginia State Board of
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841 Education vs. Barnette in 1943.
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842
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843 This case involved a group of Jehovah's Witnesses, whose faith bars them from
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844 reciting the Pledge. In the late 1930's and early 1940's, hundreds0of
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(45 Jehovah's Witnesses were expelled from elementary schools for refusing to
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846 recite the Pledge. In 1943 the Jehovahs finally took their case to court.
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847 Excerpts from the Supreme Court's majority opinion written by Justice Robert
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848 H. Jac{con (New York Times, August 27, 1988):
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849
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850 Struggles to coerce uniformity of sentiment in support of some end
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851 thought essential to their time and country have been waged by many
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852 good as well as by evil men. Ultimate futility ov such attempts to
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853 compel coherence is the lesson of every such effort from the Roman
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854 drive to stamp out Christianity as a disturber of its pagan unity,
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855 the Inquisition, as a means to religious and dynastic unity, the
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85&0 0 Siberian exiles as a means to Russian unity, down to the fast
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857 failing efforts of our present totalitarian enemies. Those who
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858 begin coercive elimination of dissent soon find themselves
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859 exterminating dissenters. Compulsby unification of opinion
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860 achieves the unanimity of the graveyard.
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861
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862 It seems trite but necessary to say that the First Amendment to our
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863 Constitution was designed to avoid these ends by avoiding these
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864 beginnings. There is no mysticism in the American concept of the
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865 state or of the nature or origin of its authority. We set up
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866 government by consent of the governed, and the Bill of Rights
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867 denies those in power any legal opportunity to0coerce that consent.
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868
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869 The case is made difficult not because the principles of its
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870 decision are obscure, but because the flag involved is our own.
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871 Nevertheless, we apply the limitations of the Constitution with no
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872 0 0fear that freedom to be intellectually and spiritually diverse or
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873 even contrary, will disintegrate the social organization. To
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874 believe that patriotism will not flourish if patriotic ceremonies
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875 are voluntary and spontanees ynstead of a compulsory routine is to
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876 make an unflattering estimate of the appeal of our institutions to
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877 free minds.
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878
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879 We can have intellectual individualism and the rich cultural
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880 diversities that we owe to uhcepdional minds only at the price of
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881 occasional eccentricity and abnormal attitudes. When they are so
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882 harmless to others or to the state as those we deal with here, the
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883 price is not too great. But freedom to differ is not lymidud to
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884 things that do not matter much. That would be a mere shadow of
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885 freedom. The test of its substance is the right to differ as to
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886 things that touch the heart of the existing order.
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887
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888 If there is any fihud star in our constitutional constellation, it
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889 is that no official, high or petty, can prescribe what shall be
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890 orthodox in politics, nationalism, religion, or other matters of
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891 opinion or force citizens to confess by word or qct their faith
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892 therein.
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893
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895
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897 To hell with those0gitnesses - they wouldn't even testify for
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898 the simplest jaywalking cases. So what will happen if the congress
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899 on its magnificent sense of equality makes jaywalking or going
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900 in excess of 55MPH a capital offense? No star fixed or not in yoer
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)01 so-called "constitutional constillation" can fix that. Who do you
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902 think you are anyway - - - uanbashedly imitating Georg Bush -
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903 thousands point of lights ? Constitutional constipation - Bah?
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904 0Anur S,
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906 L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_
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907 0 snailhead
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908 Rich, my folksy friend, surely you realize that while Willie Horton was
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909 released from prison while Dukakis was governor, it is also true that the
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910 oft-cited Massachusetts prison furlough program was created by the previous
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911 wovernor, a Republican.
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912 L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_L_
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913
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914 {}
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915
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916 This will be one of few messages, due to lack ov cbuative writing,
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917 name bashing, politics, prisons, ex-cops in prisons getting high from
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918 nicotine while hiding it from their supervisors, stupid speeches that
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919 you must give in high school or be forced into some obscene punishment,
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920 reliwious furvor without cause, and just plain sillyness. It seems to
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921 me that the regulars have let the outside in, but not much of the inside
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922 out. That is to say, there is much debate, but little creative writing.
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923 If you wish to debate, please d so, but DEBATE your points, rather than
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924 stuffing them down my throat. Besides, apathy is GOOD for you, when taken
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925 in small doses. It calms the mind, pleases the spirit, and relieves the
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926 body, as well as doing the same for friends around you. Much of American
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927 life is literaly burnt from young American bodies, trying to struggle to
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928 be themselves, while being crushed into conformnity. All that is
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929 left in later years is an empty, unfeeling, unintelligent husk that was
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93 0oncu a happy, loving person. With small (read:infrequent) doses of
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931 apathy, the stress from American living goes away for a short while.
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932 The mind is relieved from the burden of multiple responisbilities, as
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933 well as from trying to deal with q rapidly changing environment that does
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934 not slow down as you become older. The body feels good in apathy, simply
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935 because it wishes to rest and not exert itself (which it would normally do
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936 in filing paperwork, riviting a building at 40 heiwhts< or flipping burgers
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937 for money on the side) into exhaustion. The "spirit" (or subconscience,
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938 the term I prefer) "feels" the absense of tension and worry, and invites
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939 the adventureous attitude that comes from being apathetic in an
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940 unvironment that frowns upon it.
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941
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942 To make that paragraph short for you, LIGHTEN UP! If you would simply
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943 take your head out of the hole and look around, I think you would fin
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944 real problems all around you. People tend to ignore these< hoping that
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945 they will vanish with time. Couple this with the past events from
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946 World War II to the present, and I think you might understand what
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947 I'm trying to say: that it REALLY is out of your hands, that is, there's
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948 nothing you ca~ do0for American society except keep to trying to improve
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949 it. Wheather or not someone is elected, it does not matter. Politicians
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950 and Beauracrats have locked most of society out from the ruling position.
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951
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952 And remember, the populqb vde does not count for squat. The
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953 electorial college ultimately decides who shall be in the white house.
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954 Sounds strange to me, as we live in a so-called "democracy", or rule
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955 by the PEOPLE for the PEOPLE, and not for OFFICALS.
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956
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957 Cure Reagan beat Mondale with 49 states, but did you know that he
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958 only beat Mondale by a few million votes, and not the total landslide
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959 that the press had announced? That landslide was the electorial college
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960 pushing Reagan back into the0White House, not the popular vote of
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961 the masses in America. Because my vote does not mean anything, then
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962 I choose not to vote at all. It is a waste of my time and efforts.
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963
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964 MORE STORIES! LB, please whip up a story for the lurk..>er,0regulars
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965 of the board. I remember some earlier works which you have yet to
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966 finish...
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967
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968 Fillith the next disk withe goode thought and humour, that me
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969 may see more happeness within our miserable lifes as writers.
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970
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971 0Hagbard Celine, anarchist Guru (chew on that one!)
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972
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973 >:(
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974
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975 {}
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977 Snailhead: Lesd yoe forget that Duk and his cohorts released
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978 a no-parole `life-termer` What then does a life term
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979 means to DUK and you? Furlough program created by a
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980 republican governor was good, per se, until ruined by
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981 libural=interpretive Dukakis. IF he happened to be the
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982 next president, the prosperity we gained in the last
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983 8 years would just go for naught and runined by a left-
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984 wing liberal democrap. Foreign affairs ruined by
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985 his Secretary of State Jesse Jackson.
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987
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988 ---------------kh-----------------------
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989 unfortunaly, neither0dhe0duke or the bush platform
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990 is original or of any use to the government.
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991 the libertarians, however, have their platform
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992 that is the answer to americas' problems. The problem
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993 is that in our system the demo-reps have a monopoly
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994 upon our government.
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995
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996 kane
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997 &*&*&*&*'s
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998 Hmm looks like the botom to me. I'll enter more stuff when we reach the top
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999 An Astral Dreamer &*&*&*&*'s
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