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A-M00SE-ING ANECDOTES AND ILLUMINATION BY AND FOR THE PAWNS OF THE
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M00SE ILLUMINATI
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Issue #33| Disclaimer: The Editors will place almost anything in |Nov. 17, 1989
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issue, so don't blame them for the quality or content of the submissions. Except
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-ing those they may have written themselves, the enclosed items do not in any
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way represent the Editors' fnord opinions. In fact, let's be real safe, and say
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that as far as this newsletter is concerned, they have no opinions at all. OK?
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************************************* STAFF ************************************
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Editor - Patrick Salsbury <V291NHTP@UBVMS.BITNET>
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Submissions to: DangerM00se <V291NHTP@UBVMS.BITNET>
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Back issue requests: WarM00se <V291NHTP@UBVMS.BITNET>
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M00se List updates and changes: Darkling M00se <V123NKUX@UBVMS.BITNET>
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(This space to let): Contact <V291NHTP@UBVMS.BITNET>
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**************************** EDITORIALS AND LETTERS ****************************
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Hello, all!
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Here I sit, diligently typing away, as my grades slip slowly and surely
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down the toilet. 8-)
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Not much new here. The flag-burning issue is slowing to a simmer, but
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there is a bright light on the horizon as we begin to research the purchasing of
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rubber stamps to start stamping U.S. currency. ;^) If anyone is interested,
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please send me e-mail. My "contact" says a stamp may cost between $10-$30, but I
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think we may be able to get a discount if we order several/a lot.
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If you are interested, or if you have no idea what I'm talking about,
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but want to learn, then send to MHANDELS@DREW.BITNET and he'll be glad to give
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you more info. (Even though he has NO idea I'm writing this, and will find out
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at the same time you do! ;^) )
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-Pat Salsbury
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-DangerM00se
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V291NHTP@UBVMS.BITNET
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Still no word on M.I. T-shirts, (C'mon, Bill!), but if you buy the
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ILLUMINATI EXPANSION SET #2 but Steve Jackson Games, you get a pin with the
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eye-in-the-pyramid symbol and the words "I've been Illuminated." Also, they have
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a catalog so you can order other neat stuff. They have illuminati symbol enamel
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pins and car-wars kill stickers, etc. etc. etc....
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WAAAAAAAAYYYYY back in issue #1, Bill Dickson was talking about how the
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FBI fnord has probably got a file for each and every one of us because we're
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receiveing this subversive, underground newsletter. He said that he was going to
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write to them in 5 years and ask for his file. He understands that they have to
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give it to you, but that they can black out (with magic marker) anything that
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they don't want you to know (about yourself!). :)
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Well, I've been thinking about it, and since I KNOW that I have an FBI
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fnord file, ever since this summer (Don't ask. ;^) ), I thought I would start
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SENDING them things to put in my file. Things that I want kept for posterity. :)
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I think I may start sending them issues of Droppings, but I'll have to edit out
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things like the flag-burning fnord, the currency stamping fnord, and, for that
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matter, THIS! :)
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In the spirit of Jack "The Joker" Nicholson, and the weirdness of the
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M.I. (BTW, I've semi-adopted '-Weirdness' as another signature of mine, just so
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you know), I mailed out a letter/bill to an insurance company today (from when I
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cut my finger - another story) and, in addition to the standard ball-point-pen
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address and return address, I added the word 'Urgent.' written with my left hand
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in green crayon on the front of the envolope. This is just one small example of
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the power of crayon, and I think that EVERYONE should start carrying at LEAST
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one crayon, and preferably the standard pack of 8 Crayolas (Which is what I
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have). A note of warning/usefullness. Purple crayon, by its very nature, has
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such a high believability-rate, that anything written in it is absolutely and
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unarguably true. (So if you were to take a test, do miserably on it, but write
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'This is an "A"' at the top in purple crayon, then it will be an A. :) (Even
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better is to write the word "KEY" at the top, then everyone else's test will
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have to be graded according to YOUR answers! ;^) )
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Don't try to cancel purple crayon with other purple crayon. I'm not sure
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what would happen, but I bet it's nasty.
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-Pat
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By the way...Notice anything different about the disclaimer on this or
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the last issue? No? I thought not. (Heh Heh Heh!) Don't bother to check it out.
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I'm sure it won't help.....Really! Don't bother to look!
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Regarding the LLL:
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I love lobsters.....however, I love me broiled! HAHAHAHA!
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Do not be swayed by the sweet tongued, deceptive crustaceans!
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They are evil! Whores of the deep! Deal with them in the manners
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the deserve! Steamed, broiled, fried, even raw! Broil the lobsters,
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fry the clams, steam the scallops, and baste the mussels!!!!!!
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Join the Society For the Consumption of Crustaceans!!!!!!
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Your lobster-munching guru,
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Lord Trelf
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I worked this out a while ago. It's a handy little macro for those
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m00ses out there that use EMACS to to their editing. I use it
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contantly. It automatially inserts 00 when you type "oo" or "OO" --
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indispensable!.
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--Michael (mighty M00SE) Hirsch
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(defun moose(arg)
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"start of a whole M00SE-mode"
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(if (or (< (current-column) 1)
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(not (save-excursion (forward-char -1) (looking-at arg))))
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(insert arg)
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(delete-char -1)
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(insert "00")))
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(defun moose-O()
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(interactive)
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(moose "O"))
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(defun moose-o()
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(interactive)
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(moose "o"))
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(local-set-key "o" 'moose-o)
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(local-set-key "O" 'moose-O)
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From Eric Bjarnason <JVINCENT@EAGLE.WESLEYAN.EDU>
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Star Dreck by Hemingway
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I was the captain. I was heading for the bridge. The captain
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belonged on the bridge. He was the captain. I walked onto the
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bridge.
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Uhura was the communications officer. She was sitting at the
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communications console. Dammit, Uhura was ugly. Probably everyone on
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the bridge thought so. Chekov thought so. If only those damn script
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writers would put it in the damn script. Then maybe one of us could
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say it. Damn.
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I turned to Uhura. "Put Kahn on the screen", I said.
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"Kahn?"
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"Yes, Kahn."
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"On the screen?"
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"Yes, the screen."
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"You want me to put Kahn on the screen?"
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Dammit, Uhura was stupid too. Just then Kahn came on the screen.
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I said, "God dammit Kahn, what do you want?"
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"I want all the information on the Genesis Project."
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"The information?"
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"Yes."
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"On the Genesis Project?"
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"Yes."
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"All of it?"
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"Yes."
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It seemed as though Kahn wanted all the information on the Genesis
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Project. Dammit, Kahn was ugly. But I knew this Kahn. He was out to destroy
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me. I couldn't give him the information. I had to destroy him. If I gave
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him the information then he would destroy me and I knew I had to destroy him.
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I told Chekov to load the torpedo tubes. The torpedo tubes held the
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photon torpedos. The photon torpedos would destroy Kahn. Chekov loaded the
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torpedo tubes. Kahn was on the screen again. "I want all the information on
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the Genesis Project."
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I told Chekov to fire the photon torpedos.
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"Here it comes," I said.
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The Armadillo -- Chapter Three
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The Armadillo stalked down the hallway and descened the stairs, en
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route to the local department of the NYPD, the dame in tow. Reaching the
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street, he brushed loose cement and gravel from the hood of his car, a
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mint-condition Model-T Ford with a modified engine that let him do a
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break-neck speed of 35 m.p.h. He motioned the dame into the passenger seat,
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and once inside said, "So, what's your name, Shweetheart?"
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"Bunny," she breathed. "Bunny Wabbyt"
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"Your folks had a helluva sense of humor," The Armadillo said.
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"Do you really think they were funny?" Bunny asked.
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"No, I just said they had a helluva sense of humor. Elephants have a
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helluva strong odor, but that don't mean they smell good. Now, we're
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heading down to Precinct 96 to check in with a drinking buddy of mine
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who shood be able to get you some protection and give me some leads."
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As they drove away, they passed a very undercover looking car with
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a very government agent looking person inside. The very government
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agent looking person picked up her car phone and said, "Agent Hindenburgs
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to Scout Leader Q. Agent Hindenburgs to Scout Leader Q. Chrome Dome has been
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sited. Repeat - Chrome Dome has been sited. Proceeding"
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Arriving at the Precinct, The Armadillo braced himself for what was
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always an annoying string of occurences. His friend Lt. Malone [named
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after his father's favorite character in 'The Untouchables'] was always
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willing to help him, but some of the other boys in the precinct wouldn't
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let him forget that he wasn't exactly human. This time, he was determined
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to put an end to the jibes as well get the info he needed.
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He actually made it halfway through the precinct before the jokes
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started.
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"Phew. Smells like a wild animal just walked in."
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"Hey, that reminds me. I have to wax my car this weekend."
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"Ya' know, he kinda' looks like an armadillo I once ran over down in
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Texas about 10 years ago."
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That did it.
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The Armadillo walked up to the person who made the last remark while
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Bunny looked on, sensing something bad was about to go down. The Armadillo
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stopped inches before the man who uttered that last, fateful joke.
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"Think that's funny, bud?" he asked.
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The smart-assed cop grinned. "Sure do."
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"What's your name boy?" The Armadillo asked.
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"Lt. Roland T. Gunner."
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"Ya' know, Rolly, my mother was run over about ten years ago in Texas,"
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The Armadillo said.
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Everyone in the room winced. Everyone, that is, except Gunner.
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"Ya' gonna report me, MetalHead?"
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"No," said The Armadillo, ice in his breath.
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"So am I supposed to care?" quipped Gunner.
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With amazing speed [for an Armadillo anyway], The Armadillo grabbed
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Gunner by the back of the head and slammed it into his chest. Gunner's
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head impacted with The Armadillo's chest armor. Gunner, not surprisingly,
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hit the floor, dreaming of large women, onion dip, and coils of copper
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wire. [He was a weird guy.]
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The Armadillo looked about the room with hard, staring eyes. "How do
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you think he feels now," he asked. "Better? Or Worse?" Without another word,
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he walked the rest of the way to Malone's office. Bunny stared at him in awe
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every step of the way.
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It took Malone thirty minutes to find the info that The Armadillo wanted.
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Finally he looked up from his terminal and said, "According to the records,
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Alfonse Capone was buried in a small cemetary in Chicago when he died. But
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there was an entry in Chicago Police Department's Records and the F.B.I. that
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the grave was dug up and the body stolen two weeks ago. The F.B.I. figures
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it was just some looney who stole it. They haven't been able to recover it."
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"Then he IS alive!" Bunny screeched. " I told you!"
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"Apparently you were right, Doll," The Armadillo said.
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"What the hell are you two talking about?" asked Malone.
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The Armadillo took a swig of bourbon, grimaced, and said, "Apparently
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Al Capone is alive and trying to take over the Mafia in New York City,
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Jimmy."
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"That's ridiculous," exclaimed Malone. "That couldn't happen! It's
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impossible."
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"And I suppose a walking armadillo isn't?" said The Armadillo
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sarcastically.
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"Yeah, you're right. God I need a drink"
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"Well then," said The Armadillo, "let's go."
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Just then the phone rang. Malone picked it up, looked confused, and
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handed it to The Armadillo. "It's for you."
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He took it. "Yeah, The Armadillo speakin'."
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"Dillo, you're a dead man," said an metallic Chicago-Italian voice.
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"Let me guess...you must be RoboCapone," The Armadillo said, sarcastically
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again. [He seems to be growing a taste for sarcasm.]
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Just then a bull-horn sounded.
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"COME OUT PEACEFULLY! THIS IS THE MEGA-INTELLIGENCE BUREAU! WE HAVE THE
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PRECINCT SURROUNED!"
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"Ah shit," said The Armadillo. "I knew it was gonna' be one of those
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days."
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BUNNY WABBYT? HAS THE AUTHOR LOST HIS MIND?????????
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WILL CAPONE KILL THE ARMADILLO?
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WILL THE M.I.B. KILL THE ARMADILLO?
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WILL TOO MUCH BORBOUN KILL THE ARMADILLO?
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WILL THE ARMADILLO HAVE SEX WITH BUNNY?
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WILL SEX WITH BUNNY KILL THE ARMADILLO?
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SHOULD I EVER LISTEN TO WARREN ZEVON AGAIN WHILE WRITING A STORY?
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The answers to these and other questions are still sitting in THAT DAMNED
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ENVELOPE AT 'RICK'S PLACE', but since it doesn't seem you are gonna' go
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there, tune in next time...
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Same Armadillo time......Same Armadillo channel.....
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Superguy Digest, a division of the Turner Broadcasting Network
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From Joanne Rosenshein <JROSENSH@SBCCVM.BITNET>
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On the twelfth day of dieting, M00se love gave to me:
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Twelve hot fidge sundaes,
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Eleven Hostess Twinkies,
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Ten cherry cheese cakes,
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Nine lady fingers,
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Eight date nut muffins,
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Seven oatmeal cookies,
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Six bags of Fritos,
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*FIVE* coffee rings,
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Four sticky buns,
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Three Clark bars,
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Two marbled cakes,
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And a pizza with pepperoni.
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to.
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(And something I just got this morning.... -Pat)
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| # E U R O P E # North-Pole ~~~~~ ***** ************ |
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| <== A M E R I C A =<<< ********* ******** *************** |
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| W--+--E **** ****************** ~~~~ |
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| S *** A F R I C A /------------------|
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| *** / (C)1988 Olaf Wendt
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From Bloop! Bloop bloop? BL00P! <MOOSE@DRUNIVAC.BITNET>
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The Carnivorous Eggplant will make you free!
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"Free from what?" you may ask. But if you were truly free, then you would not
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need to ask this question, for the Eggplant brings enlightenment. When you
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fully believe in the Eggplant, you will at last KNOW from what (or from whom)
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you have been freed.
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How can you become free? First, you must know the history of the Eggplant from
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certain basic questions that must be asked.
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Q. Who is the Eggplant?
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A. The Eggplant is the Creator of All!! Its Holy Carnivorous created the
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first humans, Irving and Hilda. They ate of green M&M's and learned of
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lust. Thusly, they lived happily ever after. From lack of support, the
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Eggplant developed amnesia and committed various horrible crimes for
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which It must now atone. Only by strong belief in It may we free It from
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Its amnesia, so It may rise from sewage, retaining Its purity.
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Q. What will the Eggplant do for ME?
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A. When the Eggplant is freed, It will in turn free the faithful.
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Will you be one?
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Q. Where did the Eggplant come from?
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A. It was always here.
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Q. How can one worship the Eggplant?
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A. By giving sacrifices of green M&M's, spreading the word, and wearing
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purple on alternate (or alternative) Wednesdays.
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Basic Facts about the Eggplant:
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The sacred day is Wednesday.
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The sacred number is 17.
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The Eggplant is loved everywhere.
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The Holy Color is purple.
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The second most Holy Color is green.
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Some sins committed by the Eggplant while in amnesia:
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1. God.
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2. Centuries of bloody warfare.
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3. Centuries of bloody peace.
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4. Post-Natal depression.
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5. Ronald Reagan.
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6. Ronald McDonald.
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** Applications for Messiah are now being carelessly screened **
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Second in the Kinky Cat Sex Series:
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The Voyages of the Good Ship Censor
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The ship is white, her sails are square;
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though often slow, she's everywhere.
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Her name is boldly writ in back,
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"The S.S. Censor", in blood and black.
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You may not know her from the fore,
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she shoots, 'fore raising her flag of war.
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But when freedom has died and lost the fray,
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you know her name, as she sails away.
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She must be shunned, she carries a plague,
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wherever she calls, she brings an ague.
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Creative thoughts, quietly repressed,
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'til nothing new can be expressed.
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It's not the seas are her domain,
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the sea she sails is your very brain.
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So do not dare be different or strange,
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for no-one's free from her far flung range.
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Even sailing winds of caution and care,
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of the ship itself, you must still beware.
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And when she catches a gale of hate,
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the destruction done is especially great.
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Prudence Bland is the captain's name,
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her cardinal rule, to keep things the same.
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The ship is crewed by fearful souls,
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they strive to play their appointed roles.
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Sex, is the captain's current foe,
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the open expression of love must go.
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But everything the captain hates,
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must be hid from all, behind iron gates.
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What can keep this ship in check?
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It's quite impossible to reck.
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The only hope, is to teach the crew,
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they have no right to blinker you.
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The captain never leaves the ship,
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but needs a crew, to frenzy and whip.
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The crew's still there to rely upon,
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and the good ship Censor still sails on.
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Copyright 1988
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# Hugh D. Gamble (416) 267-6159 No Disclaimers.
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# hugh@kink.UUCP
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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From V093P9AX@UBVMS (Still no m00sey name in sight from this one....)
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Things IV: Planal Darts
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INTRODUCTIoN
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Well, it just goes to show that we can all relate to things in general,
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in private, and in lieutenant- colonel. When trying to cure acute loneliness
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with a cute female, do not under or over any circumstances forget the
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angioplasts. Then, rinse your eyes with some E.Coli.
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BoWLING FoR GAUZE PADS
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"Limberger, lumgrunkle, why are you shining so bright?" Please pass the
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cheddar, I may die of cod.
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The above is the main outcome of a conflict when trying to compile a
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program in Modula-2 on a commodore Vic-20. One can question the existence of
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tuna, but one won't fly to Japan on a Trump shuttle overnight.
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BACK TO THE QUESTION OF THINGS
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We still cannot deny the ever-present (opened and unopened) existence of
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things, or what I call THINGS, or what I may refer to as MYCXAHJGWQQ, which, of
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course, is pronounced <things>, but is phoenetically spelled
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<ARRRRRRRRRRRRRGHmageddon>, but in some cultures is spelled like the ancient
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word for grock, which is JUNG!, but sounds like the sound made when you play
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Gnip Gnop, and tastes like the taste you taste when you repair a motorcycle.
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MoRE NEGATIVE STIMULI
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NO! CATUSUSusES are our friends!! Don't mess with a wigwam!! It can
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cause cancer of the hair.
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CLoSING THoUGHTS
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We have seen from this and earlier THINGS that we have gone quite far in
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our reserach to dis- cover the reason for making research. Benefically, this was
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started by Benny Fishelly. But, some things have changed, so I rewired the damn
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thing and put the batteries in backwards, and now it works fine, but I don't get
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good reception on April 31st.
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ON TO THE FUTURE!!!!!!<Things V???>
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When in doubt, shoubt.
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THE PETER DICRESCENZO CHAPTER OF THE M00SE ILLUMINATI
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a.k.a. THE GRAHAM CHAPMAN MEMORIAL CHAPTER OF THE M00SE ILLUMINATI
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Bull M00se: Peter J. DiCrescenzo
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Box 2004, Suite 128
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New Britain, CT 06050
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(203) 826-0448
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Grand P00bah: Pete DiCrescenzo
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P.O. Box 2004, Rm. 128
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New Britain, CT 06050
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(203) 826-0448
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Treasurer: P. "Gumby" DiCrescenzo
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Box 2004, Room 128
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New Britain, CT 06050
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(203) 826-0448
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A brief history of the Peter DiCrescenzo Chapter of the Moose Illuminati now
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follows;
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WARNING! The following brief history of the Peter DiCrescenzo Chapter of the
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M00se Illuminati is NOT, repeat, NOT in any way, shape, or form related to the
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erroneous previously mentioned following brief history of the Peter DiCrescenzo
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Chapter of the Moose Illuminati. If one notices, the recently-re-mentioned,
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erroneous previously mentioned following brief history of the Peter DiCrescenzo
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Chapter of the Moose Illuminati has no '00' in 'M00se.' Rather, the
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aforementioned recently-re-mentioned erroneous previously mentioned brief
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history of the Peter DiCrescenzo Chapter of the Moose Illuminati has only two
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very common and quite drab-and-awful lower-case oh's to speak of. It should be
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noted that the scribe responsible for this error has been summarily executed
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for willful conspiracy to present false and completely irrelevant information,
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ergo, elk.
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[ The Bull M00se would prefer it known that the Scribe responsible for
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correcting the pre-presentation of "The Brief History Of The Peter
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DiCrescenzo Chapter of the M00se Illuminati" has been sacked, as there was no
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such pre-presentation of "The Brief History Of The Peter DiCrescenzo Chapter
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of the M00se Illuminati" WHATSOEVER, erroneous or otherwise, and he was quite
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a silly person indeed. Similarly mistaken views may report to our Employee
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and Associate Counselor, Bradford "Mongo the Bloody" Cambridge. ]
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IN THE EARLY FALL OF 1989, an incoming student at Central Connecticut State
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University was beset by a slew of perplexing situations quite common to the
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average Type-A personality profile, but a completely new kettle of fish to
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his own experience. One morning, amid midterm exam blues and ARA Food Service
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Aftershock in Memorial Hall (Cafe du Salmonella), a complete and total stranger
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brusquely strode up to this student, placed his thumbs to either side of his
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head, wiggled his open palms enthusiastically, whispered "bl00p," and walked
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away, melting into the lunchtime crowds, not to be seen evermore.
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Hours later, befuddled and suffering from Post-ARA-Meatball syndrome, the
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student puzzled and muddled over the strange occurrence that afternoon.
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Countless attempts at explaining the phenomenon were to no avail; It could not
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possibly have been someone from his classes. There was no chance at all it
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would have been his RA. There was always the possibility, of course, that it
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was someone from the Registration office. The errant student was about to
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write it off as a stray Theatre Major when a series of convulsions brought on
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by two obscure chemicals blended into the nominally edible cuisine he had
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consumed happened to combine during digestion. His body shocked into a state
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of utter disbelief, the student's consciousness fought to rise to a more
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comfortable, if incoherent, state of being.
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A sensation not unlike wading through a sea of warm, cherry-flavored edible
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massage oil washed over the student, and a voice, deep and ancient, rose from
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the depths of the student's previously unenlightened spirit, carrying with it
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an image, a symbol; a mighty m00se, melded with the form of an all-seeing
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pyramid; and the voice imparted a great wisdom unto the student, for the m00se
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spake but one word:
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"bl00p."
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And the student's soul was thus illuminated.
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Hiya!
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Peter DiCrescenzo "Ice Lord"
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DICRESCE@CTSTATEU
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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Michael Oose, a M00se for All Seasons
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Michael Oose appears to be your ordinary sort of m00se. He's big and hairy,
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with huge antlers and large (hairy, of course) nostrils. He consumes
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vegetative matter for his sustenance, sleeps, and occasionally makes a little
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m00se. He takes great pride in his antlers, keeping them nice and sharp and
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mossy.
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Michael is a friendly sort of fellow, only occasionally goring a passer-by.
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However, none of this is particularly remarkable. It is all well within
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the norm of m00sedom. No, there are two things that make Michael unusual.
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One is a membership in an organization, but we can't talk about that. There-
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|
fore, we're going to discuss the second unusual facet of Michael Oose: he
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is learning to program.
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At the moment, Michael is a compsci student at Drew University in Madison,
|
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NJ. He is learning pascal, and is currently taking Csci 5. How has
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Michael surmounted the difficulties inherent in being a m00se in a human
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world? "It hasn't been easy," he admits. "For one thing, I can't stay in
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a normal dorm room, I can't eat with everyone else, I can't type on a
|
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keyboard due to my hooves, and I have to lay low during hunting season."
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Michael uses a special pointer device held in his teeth to type, in a
|
|
manner similar to that of severely paralyzed humans. When asked if he is
|
|
having any particular problems with the course load, his only comment is
|
|
that "packed arrays are kind of tough."
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|
|
How has this m00se learned the art of verbal communication, of human speech?
|
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When asked, he looks shy and smiles, in a m00sey sort of way and claims that
|
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it's all due to his mother.
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|
|
Michael is also an exceptional athlete. He is a prized member of Drew
|
|
University's Rugby Football Club, making both an impact on the social
|
|
scene as well as raising the overall GPA of the team with his 3.3 cumulative
|
|
average. He says he would also like to do a radio show on the campus radio
|
|
station, WMNJ, but he cannot fit into the studio. Poor Michael.
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|
|
Are there more m00ses like Michael? He will not say. However, the portion
|
|
of the story that we were not allowed to tell indicates that there may be
|
|
a vast network of m00ses poised to enter the upper echelons and corridors
|
|
of power in American society, and perhaps all over the world. What kind
|
|
of world will they bring? Who knows. We almost didn't include this last bit
|
|
because you'd think it was a paranoid, crackpot idea. However, can you
|
|
be totally certain?
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/ \_/\_/ \_/\_/ \
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\_____/ () \_____/
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/ \
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/ \__/ \
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/__________\
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(From M00SE@DRUNIVAC)
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*************** AND, OF COURSE, THE UBIQUITOUS M00SE LIST UPDATE ***************
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I haven't heard from Darkling M00se, so I'm sending this issue out
|
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without the update. But we are switching to a new method. Every 5th issue (i.e.
|
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35, 40,...) will have a complete list, and all others will just have the
|
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changes, additions, deletions, etc. since the last issue.
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