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Subject: Schidt #4 **Approx. 300 Lines**
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Message-ID: <sanderso-250293205402@ch-lab-mac-b.gac.edu>
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From: sanderso@gacvx2.gac.edu (Scott Anderson)
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Date: 25 Feb 93 20:55:23 -0600
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Organization: The Schidt, etc.
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THE SCHIDT
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ISSUE #4
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CHRISTMAS 1992
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Published by Scott T. Anderson with Dale L. Houston
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E-mail correspondence:
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sanderso@gacvx2.gac.edu
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This issue of the Schidt was converted for e-mail on 23 February 1993.
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"Monster, I do smell all horse-piss, at which my nose is in great
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indignation."
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--Trinculo, The Tempest (Shakespeare)
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Scott's Top Ten George Bush Quotes
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or Ten Reasons why I voted for Bill Clinton
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All of these quotes have been verified by reputable sources.
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10. "I just am not one who--who flamboyantly believes in throwing a lot of
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words around."
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9. "Fluency in English is something that I'm often not accused of."
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8. "Please don't ask me to do that which I've just said I'm not going to
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do, because you're burning up time; the meter is running through the sand
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on you, and I am now filibustering."
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7. "Obviously, when you see somebody go berserk and get a weapon and go in
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and murder people, of course, it troubles me."
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6. "I've got to run now and relax. The doctor told me to relax. The
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doctor told me to relax. The doctor told me. He was the one. He said,
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'Relax.'"
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5. "When I need a little free advice about Saddam Hussein, I turn to
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country music."
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4. "Boy, they were big on crematoriums, weren't they?" (During a tour of
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Auschwitz.)
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3. "It's no exaggeration to say the undecideds could go one way or
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another."
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2. "I was shot down, and I was floating around in a little yellow raft,
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setting a record for paddling. I thought of my family, my mom and dad, and
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the strength I got from them. I thought of my faith, of the separation of
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church and state." (Relating his experiences as a WWII fighter pilot.)
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1. "...we have had sex." (Referring to Pres. Ronald Reagan.)
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(DIS)HONORABLE MENTION:
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"Hey, hey, nihaoma. Hey, yeah, yeah. Heil, heil--a kind of Hitler
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salute." (While greeting international tourists; "nihaoma" is Mandarin for
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"how are you?")
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Other Top Tens
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By Scott T. Anderson
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Top Ten Humorous Audio-Visual Entertainment
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10. "The Simpsons"
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9. Monty Python's Meaning of Life
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8. 1950s Sargent-Welch physics films
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7. "Fawlty Towers"
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6. The British introductory chemistry film with cartoons--the noble gases
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wear
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crowns (If you never saw it in high school you are deprived.)
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5. Monty Python's Life of Brian
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4. Looney Tunes (particularly ones with Foghorn Leghorn and the weasel)
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3. "Monty Python's Flying Circus"
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2. "Ren and Stimpy"
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1. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
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Top Ten Alternate Words for Vomiting
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10. Barf
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9. Upchuck
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8. Hurl
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7. Blow chunks
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6. Hork
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5. Spew
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4. Ralph
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3. Worship the porcelain god
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2. Chunder
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1. Technicolor yawn
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How to play...
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THIS IS A BIG CROCK OF SHIT
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By Scott T. Anderson
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EQUIPMENT:
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1 large room or open outdoor area
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1 vat, crock, or other large container
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5 to 79 players, each supplied with one cup and one large, heavy, bladed
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weapon
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Lots of shit
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OBJECT:
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To live to the end of the game.
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SETTING UP:
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Prior to game play each player should fill his/her cup with shit by any
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convenient means. Once this is done, place the large container (henceforth
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referred to as the "crock") in the center of the room or open outdoor area.
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Arrange the players (in ascending order of body weight [the purpose of
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this will be discussed later]) in a circle 40 feet in diameter, with the
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crock in the center. Prior to game play each player should fill his/her
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cup with shit by any convenient means. The cup of shit should be placed in
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the weak hand, and the large, heavy, bladed weapon in the strong hand. Now
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you're ready to play!!!
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PLAYING THE GAME:
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All players draw straws. The player who draws the most convincing picture
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of a straw goes first. Prior to game play each player should fill his/her
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cup with shit by any convenient means. The player attempts to throw the
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contents of his/her cup into the crock from the circle (which, for those of
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you not as skilled in arithmetic as myself, is a distance of 20 feet). If
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all of the player's shit lands in the crock, his/her turn is over. If the
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player's shit does not all land in the crock, the remaining players, in
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ascending weight order (so the lighter participants will get a chance to
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put in their whacks before the stronger players have already killed the,
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um, victim), are allowed one whack each, with their large, heavy, bladed
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weapons, upon the player with bad aim. If the whacked player is still
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alive and can lift his/her weapon at the conclusion of the whacking, he/she
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remains in the game. If the whacked player is dead, or is just a bloody
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stump, he/she is thrown into the crock, along with any detached members.
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After that player's turn is over, play progresses to the left.
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WINNING THE GAME:
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The winner is the last player alive. If more than one player remains alive
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after all have thrown their shit, the game is a tie. Once the
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winner/winners is/are determined, the winner/winners celebrates/celebrate
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his/her/their victory by jumping into the crock and rolling around in the
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excrement and dismembered corpses.
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As my ninth grade science teacher always said as we commenced experiments,
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"Have at it!"
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Oh--how I truly love the snow when it comes down upon us,
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it flurries and flitters and flies through the air
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sticking to hair
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I now realize that I do not care
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for this goddamn perverse piss from the sky
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it makes me ask why
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did I come to this damn foolish state
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where people ice skate
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and I freeze off my balls
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while on Eckman mall
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oh--woe is me I exclaim
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i must have no brain
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or maybe my fancy is that I like pain,
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yes,
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I believe it is true I love to turn blue
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while I lay in a snowdrift without any shu
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what is "shu" you may ask
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well, no you may not
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you insolent bastard!
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how dare you try that,
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I will slice you and skin you and feed you to dogs
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for that is all your shit hide is worth,
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well I don't know--maybe that is not so,
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enough of this shit!
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I give up, I quit,
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no more of this now because I've gotta go!
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With heartfelt appreciation for your correspondence,
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Nathan M. Bohlig--The Most Excellent Theopolis
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David Crowe's section
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THAT NOT THIS
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"That not This" not "This not That."
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Monty Python and Blackadder not "Roseanne," "Coach," "Home Improvement,"
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etc.
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Jim (of "Hide Jim's Pants" fame) on the cover of this issue of the Schidt
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not a
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disgusting looking dog on the cover if this issue of the Schidt.
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Sadism not masochism.
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Bastard Wear not (fill in your own favorite line of high fashion clothing
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here).
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The Jizmatron not (fill in your own favorite personal sexual stimulation
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device here).
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Anything in "That not This" not characters from "Star Trek" in "This not
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That."
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TOP 3 REASONS FOR LIVING IN WAHLSTROM
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3. Walls, floors, and doors that allow the passage of sound through them so
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well that it seems that they aren't even there.
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2. False fire alarms!
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1. The lack of a news story in the Star-Tribune beginning thusly:
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Gustavus Adolphus student, 20, kills roommate, 14 others in brutal
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murder spree
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Gustavus student David Crowe is now in custody for the grisly
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murder of 15 students at the St. Peter, MN, college. Friends say,
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<09>He hated his roommate....<2E>
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Album Review
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The Great Deceiver
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By King Crimson
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Reviewed by Scott T. Anderson
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I was at the Mall of America, in Musicland to be exact, and I was just
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about to leave when I decided just to glance at the King Crimson section,
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even though I thought I had just about everything by KC that was available.
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I just about lost control of my bodily functions when I saw The Great
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Deceiver sitting there in the rack. I picked it up and looked at it: live
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recordings from 1973-1974. Four disc set. Sixty-five dollars. I believe
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I was quoted as saying "I'd cut off my penis to get this album." Well, I
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didn't have to cut off my manlihood, but I did shell out the necessary
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cash.
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Just what is it that makes this such a grand piece of musical creation,
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you ask? Well, King Crimson's always been an incredible band, but The
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Great Deceiver documents their 1973-1974 tour, which I feel was their best
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period. KC's founder, guitar genius Robert Fripp, was joined by John
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Wetton (bass and vocals, later of Asia), Bill Bruford (drums, formerly and
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once again much later of Yes), and David Cross (never before or after of
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anything--there is seldom call for rock violinists).
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King Crimson's ground-breaking, highly influential art-metal sort of style
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reached its peak of "energy, intensity, and eclecticism" (as Robert Fripp
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would say) in this period. Their compositions were fantastic sonic
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sculptures, sometimes beautiful, often staggering and somewhat frightening.
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But even more incredible was this KC incarnation<6F>s improvised material.
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They regularly performed two or three freely-improvised pieces per concert.
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More impressive than the mere fact that they would take such a risk, was
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the fact that these "spontaneous compositions" (or "blows" as the band
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called them) actually worked.
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This collection contains songs from the band's three studio albums from
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the period (Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Starless and Bible Black, and Red),
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plus 13 "blows" for a total of 295+ minutes of music (roughly five hours
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for you arithmetically inept). If this interests you at all, feel free to
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visit me for a listen.
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A U.S. Postal Service Christmas
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Authorship anonymous; submitted by Dale L. Houston
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December 14
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Dearest John,
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I went to the door today and the postman delivered a partridge in a pear
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tree. What a delightful gift. I couldn't have been more surprised.
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With dearest love and affection,
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Agnes
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December 15
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Dearest John,
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Today the postman brought your very sweet gift. Just imagine, two turtle
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doves.... I'm just delighted at your very thoughtful gift. They are just
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adorable.
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All my love,
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Agnes
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December 16
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Dear John,
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Oh, aren't you the extravagant one! Now I must protest. I don't deserve
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such generosity. Three French hens. They are just darling but I must
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insist... you are just too kind.
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Love,
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Agnes
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December 17
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Dear John,
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Today the postman delivered four calling birds. Now really! They are
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beautiful, but don't you think enough is enough? You're being too
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romantic.
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Affectionately,
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Agnes
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December 18
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Dearest John,
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What a surprise! Today the postman delivered five golden rings. One for
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each finger. You're just impossible, but I love it. Frankly, John, all
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those squawking birds were beginning to get on my nerves.
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All my love,
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Agnes
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December 19
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Dear John,
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When I opened the door there were actually six geese a-laying on my front
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steps. So you're back to the birds again, huh? Those geese are huge.
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Where will I ever keep them? The neighbors are complaining and I can't
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sleep through the racket. PLEASE STOP!
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Cordially,
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Agnes
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December 20
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John:
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What's with you and those fucking birds??? Seven swans a-swimming. What
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kind of goddamn joke is this? There's bird shit all over the house and
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they never stop the racket. I'm a nervous wreck and I can't sleep all
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night. IT'S NOT FUNNY.... So stop with those fucking birds.
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Sincerely,
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Agnes
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December 21
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OK Buster:
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I think I prefer the birds. What the hell am I going to do with eight
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maids a-milking? It's not enough with all those birds and eight maids
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a-milking, but they had to bring their own goddamn cows. There is shit all
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over the lawn and I can't move into my own house. Just lay off me. SMART
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ASS.
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Ag
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December 22
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Hey Shithead:
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What are you? Some kind of sadist? Now there's nine pipers playing. And
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Christ--do they play. They never stopped chasing those maids since they
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got here yesterday morning. The cows are upset and are stepping all over
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those screeching birds. No wonder they screech. What am I going to do?
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The neighbors have started a petition to evict me. You'll get yours.
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From Ag
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December 23
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You rotten prick:
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Now there's ten ladies dancing--I don't know why I call those sluts
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ladies. They've been balling those nine pipers all night long. Now the
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cows can't sleep and they've got diarrhea. My living room is a river of
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shit. The commissioner of buildings has subpoenaed me to give cause why
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the building shouldn't be condemned. I'm sicking the police on you.
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One who means it,
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Ag
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December 24
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Listen Fuckhead:
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What's with the eleven lords a-leaping on those maids and aforementioned
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"ladies?" Some of those broads will never walk again. Those pipers ran
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through the maids and have commiting sodomy with the cows. All 23 of the
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birds are dead. They have been trampled to death in the orgy. I hope
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you're satisfied, you rotten swine.
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Your sworn enemy,
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Miss Agnes McCallister
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December 25
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From the Law Offices of Taeker, Spredar, and Baegar
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Dear Sir:
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This is to acknowledge your latest gift of twelve fiddlers fiddling, which
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you have seen fit to inflict upon our client, Miss Agnes McCallister. The
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destruction, of course, was total. All correspondence should come to our
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attention. If you should attempt to reach Miss McCallister at Happy Dale
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Sanitarium, the attendants have instructions to shoot you on sight. With
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this letter, please find attached a warrant for your arrest.
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Christmas/Hanukkah THIS NOT THAT
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By Scott T. Anderson
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Menorah not Christmas tree (decoration preference).
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Big pile of shit not fruitcake (food preference).
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Nintendo not dreidl (children's toy preference).
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A big box full of CDs not a big box full of sweaters (gift preference).
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Jesus not Santa (purpose of the holiday).
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"Christmas with the Devil" by Spinal Tap not "Winter Wonderland" by Air
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Supply
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(musical preference).
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Plastic Santa and reindeer in the garbage not on the front lawn with
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spotlights
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(tasteful vs. Minnesota).
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Dasher not Dancer.
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Prancer not Vixen.
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Comet not Cupid.
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Donder not Blitzen. (Bet you didn't see that one coming.)
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It's a Wonderful Life (black and white) not Miracle on 34th Street
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(colorized)
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(film preference).
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Three months not two-and-one-half weeks (vacation duration preference).
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THE ADVENTURES OF DR. SHNOOGENBLAGEN
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By David (Hyphen-man) Crowe
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Part Two (the best part)
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"What a senseless waste of human life."
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--from Monty Python<6F>s Instant Record Collection
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(said by the man who had just shot and killed the owner of a cheese shop
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that
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sold absolutely no cheese whatsoever)
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Shnoogenblagen's first instrument of torture was a large vat of liquid
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nitrogen, which, at negative 210 degrees Celsius, is a tad bit chilly.
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(For those people who actually read the first installment of the grand
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epic, and are wondering how a large tub of liquid nitrogen could have fit
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in the good doctor's mailbox: as Roadrunner cartoon aficionados know, any
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object larger than a mailbox can be stuffed into that mailbox, and
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henceforth be taken out of the box later on, whereupon the package will
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retain its former shape and size. This is what happened with the vat of
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liquid nitrogen, and for that matter, everything else in the Super-Deluxe
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Torturer's Kit.) Shnoogenblagen opened the top of the vat of liquid
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nitrogen and suspended his first victim over it with a rope. He then
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lowered the man in. Just the feet went in, but the man was in so much pain
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that Shnoogenblagen wrote a letter to the maker of the Handy Dandy Liquid
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Nitrogen Bath (TM), thanking them for such a wonderful product. He had
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seen many documentaries on the effects of liquid nitrogen on objects and
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was fascinated by how the things dipped in the liquid were easily shattered
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with a hammer. A large grin appeared on Shnoogenblagen's face as this
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thought ran through his twisted mind. He found a hammer and watched with
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glee as the man's face disintegrated under the blow. He expanded on this
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technique, smashing the victim's hands, legs, and arms as well, laughing at
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the sight of shattered flesh the whole time. When he was done, he left the
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man for dead and swept up the shards with a large broom.
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His next victim was an elderly woman. She fainted when Shnoogenblagen
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brought out his new Super-Deluxe Orange Peeler, but happily (for
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Shnoogenblagen), the pain of the peeler slicing through her tongue brought
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her back to consciousness. The good doctor took the tongue and stapled it
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to the woman's forehead with the staple gun that was included in the
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torturing kit. Now this might have been enough for any
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run-of-the-mill-type torturer, but Shnoogenblagen wasn't finished yet. For
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no reason at all, he poked red-hot needles into her eyes and cackled
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insanely as the jelly-like substance (Ed. note: Dave means the vitreous
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humor.) issued forth from her sockets. Then (he had to work quickly, for
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the woman was choking on her own blood) Shnoogenblagen cut her abdomen
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open, removed the woman's intestines, and hung her with them.
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Shnoogenblagen was really on a roll now. His third victim was a little
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boy. The good doctor got out his new carrot peeler and tied the boy down
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on the table. The peeler flashed back and forth, and within a minute, the
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boy had no skin. Then Shnoogenblagen got out his watermelon spoon, placed
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it over the boy's eye, and twisted it. The eye popped right out onto the
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table, where it started rolling around, much to Shnoogenblagen's delight.
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He reached for a salt shaker and sprinkled salt all over the boy's skinless
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body, and into his empty eye socket. By this time, Shnoogenblagen was
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getting kind of tired, so he took a five minute break to collect his
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thoughts and to think of more ingenious ways to torture people....
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-What dastardly deeds will the good doctor conceive?
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-Will anyone hear the hideous screams of his victims and call the police?
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-Will the author<6F>s mind get any sicker by the time he writes the next
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installment?
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FIND OUT NEXT TIME IN...
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THE ADVENTURES OF DR. SHNOOGENBLAGEN!!!
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* * *
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The singer paints a picture
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as the painter plays a tune.
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A philosopher sows the fields
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and the plowman questions it all.
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I stand against the wall
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that I unwittingly built
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and ponder how to surmount it.
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I shall not but I must attempt.
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The harvest moon rises
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over a barren field.
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The philosopher and plowman
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rise to clap their hands.
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--Scott T. Anderson 10 April 1990
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* * *
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Thanks for reading the Schidt....
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