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INTRO
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Welcome to the Ambush issue of Purps. I call it the ambush issue because it
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snuck up on me and the rest of us.
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Sad to say there are none of the regular stories in this issue, so you'll
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just have to make do.
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Our mailer problems are looking as if they are being fixed, so maybe I can
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devote some more time to the HailOtis listserver.
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Anyway, there was supposed to be a lot more in this issue than what you are
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getting. That's why it's so short. Hopefully, next time we can all mend out
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ways and get back on the beaten track.
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I suppose the big news this issue is the various ArchBishop Chad
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announcements. Since Pope Jephe departed from Kenyon there has been no
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spiritual leader there. Now again they have one and may Otis shower him with
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blessings.
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Also I am very disappointed by only one contest entry so far. Sure some
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other of you folks out there can come up with what is really in those
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secret government warehouses.
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A special thanks should also go out to those who send contributions to this
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purps. Hopefully they'll keep up the good work. And for the rest of you
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out there who never seem to submit anything, maybe it's time you did. Open
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your soul to Otis and let Her inspire you.
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Anyway, I want to get this sent out on time so on with the show.
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An ArchBishop for Kenyon!
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Date: 26 Sep 91 18:59:00 EDT
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From: JAMES H CARROTT <carrott@vax001.kenyon.edu>
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Subject: HAIL ARCHBISHOP CHAD (the Forcibly Ordained)
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ON this past Monday(?), at approximately 5:30 pm. his esteemed papacy
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(geoffe I) cornered, and proceeded to ordain as archbishop, Saint Chad of
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Criticism. said archbishop was then hefted into the air (praise be to Scott
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and Zeck the heavy shouldered) and paraded in a pointless display of pomp,
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around gund commons game room.
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HAIL OTIS! We have found a spiritual leader for our recently wayward herd!
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HAIL SPODE! The rumors of the ordainment of stewuart the 5'7"-from-new-york
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are FALSE!
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his esteemed archbishopric is indeed accepting gifts and donations in honor
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of his appointment- feel free to back him into a corner and shower him with
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beer, saliva or any other substance you deem appropriate.
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HAIL CHAD!
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Saint James of Nothing Yet, Deacon of Cluelessness.
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Silly Quote
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Date: Fri, 27 Sep 91 10:32:44 MDT
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From: eiverson@NMSU.Edu
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Subject: silly quote
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And Jesus said unto them, "And whom do you say that I am?" They replied,
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"You are the eschatological manifestation of the ground of our being, the
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ontological foundation of the context of our very selfhood revealed."
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And Jesus replied, "What?"
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Japanese Games
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Date: Tue, 24 Sep 1991 22:13 HKT
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From: God of Chaos <LBSPODIC@USTHK.BITNET>
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Subject: More nasty things against women - from the lovely land of Japan...
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(1) --------------------------------------------------------------------
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Date: Tue, 17 Sep 1991 10:45:42 EDT
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From: VENTURE@BROWNVM.BITNET
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Subject: Re: FWD: Coalition against Trafficking in Women
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While we're on the subject of trafficking in women...
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Reprinted without permission from THE ASIAN WALL STREET JOURNAL WEEKLY,
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September 2, 1991:
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JAPANESE FEMINISTS DECRY BOARD GAME IN WHICH PLAYERS BUY, TRADE WOMEN
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BY QUENTIN HARDY
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TOKYO- A Japanese games manufacturer is under fire from a local feminist
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group for marketing a card game in which players trade women for money.
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In the game, the value of the women on the cards is determined by
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occupation and sexual history; virgins are worth up to a million yen
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($7,300), prostitutes carry a penalty, and other women are valued by the
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numbers of partners they've had.
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The game, called Human Garbage, sold more than 72,000 sets at 1,500 yen
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each in 21 months, according to manufacturer, Takara Co. The target
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audience is college age men.
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Even for a country where a comic book chronicles the adventures of Rape Man
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and pornographic videocassettes are available from vending machines, Human
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Garbage is extreme.
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'Medieval' Attitudes
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A "Hong Kong" card allows a player to buy and sell women. If a player
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draws a pregnancy card, he buys an abortion by waiting out a turn. An AIDS
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card, depicting two men embracing, requires purchase of a blood change.
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The cards carry information on a woman's job, astrological sign, and blood
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type. In Japan, discussion of blood types passes for small talk among
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singles, who believe personal compatibility is in the corpuscles. There
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are also a few cards picturing single men - the doctor, the lawyer, and the
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playboy.
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"This country hasn't really changed since medieval times, when men had all
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the power," says Noriko Yamaguchi, director of the Sakai Women's
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Organization, which is leading protests against Takara. "These game
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manufacturers have no sense of human rights; they make an everyday man
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sexually violent."
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While Takara is the worst offender, Ms. Yamaguchi says, it isn't alone. In
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Whose Baby Is This?, manufactured by Yonezawa Co., men try to avoid
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accusations of paternity for unwanted children.
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A Takara official says it stopped making the game last September, though
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some units may still be on store shelves.
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In Toy Stores
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Only in the past month did Ms. Yamaguchi's organization find out about the
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game, which was being sold in children's toy stores. Her group has sent
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letters of protest to international human rights organizations, including
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the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against
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Women.
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Why is the game called Human Garbage? "It's a phrase used by women to
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describe the kind of man who does what our game requires," explains Takara
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spokesman Shigeru Kondoh. "She'll say: 'You're the garbage of humanity.'"
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Takara seems to know its audience's appetite for garbage. A follow-up
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game, Human Garbage-Snicker Snicker, which included pictures of topless
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women on the cards, sold 18,000 units between June and November 1990, when
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it was discontinued.
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"We have to come up with games that suit the times," says Mr. Kondoh.
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"We're interested in whatever young people are interested in. This year
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the trend is the environment."
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Voting
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Date: Tue, 24 Sep 1991 22:18 HKT
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From: God of Chaos <LBSPODIC@USTHK.BITNET>
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Subject: Voting in Hongkong, or should I say History Lessons in HK?
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_Lai See_ - South China Morning Post - 16 September 1991
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_Vote Getter_
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Public relations man Ted Thomas was seen emerging from the polling
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station at the bottom of Ice House Street, blinking in the television
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floodlights.
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A youthful newshound thrust her notebook at him.
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"Excuse me, who you vote for?" she asked.
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"Adolf Hitler," replied Mr. Thomas, about to move off.
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The tenacious newshound was not to be shrugged off. "How you
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spell?" she called out after him.
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Who could Mr. Thomas have meant?
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Post Cards
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Date: 25 Sep 91 15:06:01
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From: paul iverson <paul_iverson@qmrelay.mail.cornell.edu>
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Subject: Matt
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Subject: Time:3:04 PM
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OFFICE MEMO Matt Date:9/25/91
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I just got another postcard from Matt last Friday. Here it is:
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"9-10-91 Peshawar, NW Frontier Province
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[Postcard caption reads "Guns and Pathans go together", and Matt has
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circled this to start his message] How true - especially in those tribal
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lands where the government only exists to give aid money to stop (no
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chance) the drug flow from Afghanistan. Yesterday me and some friends went
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out to the town of Dorra, where every other shop sells pen-guns, pistols,
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AK-47's and rocket launchers. The other shops sell opium, hash, and heroin.
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We got well smoked up by the locals and then stumbled into the hills to
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fire Kalishnikovs at watermelons. A good thing Muslims don't drink, or
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there would be fire-fights in the streets every night. As it is the air is
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constantly filled with gunfire, as the locals test their guns. The bullets
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must land somewhere, but no one seems concerned with blasting off a
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magazine or two from the front porch - a great place to raise children.
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With a little capital, the whole place could be turned into a giant
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theme-park: pop up targets of George Bush, Saddam Hussein, Salman Rushdie,
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etc... Adventure tours across the border into Afghanistan, and then back to
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your 5-star hotel, swimming pool, and candle light dinner. For those who
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prefer love not war, a big hookah and a little afghan refuge boy to molest.
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The development possibilities are endless. Still there's a certain rustic
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charm to riding for an hour in a packed mini-bus and ducking your head at
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every police check-point hoping not to be noticed, but the charm wears thin
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after a while, which is why I'm heading back around the middle of October.
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see you then,
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Matt"
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Disney's Brain Destroying Rides
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From: rudoff@mdd.comm.mot.com (Doug Rudoff)
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Subject: Re: Legends From The Magic Kingdom
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Date: Tue, 1 Oct 1991 00:14:22 GMT
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I've heard than Disney employees are only allowed to work for 45
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minutes at a time at "It's a Small World" to prevent them from going
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insane listening to the "It's a small world after all, It's a small
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world after all, It's a small world after all, It's a small small
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small world." over and over again. (The ride is true hell on earth).
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High Altitude Tibetan Bovine Tossing
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Date: 1 Oct 91 18:06:00 EDT
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From: "DAVID H ZECCHIN" <zecchin@vax001.kenyon.edu>
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Subject: My purps entry..
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High Altitude Tibetan Bovine Tossing
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To start, credit is to be given where it is deserved, that synonym for
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yak (high altitude Tibetan bovine), was found by the ever so creative and
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witty Mark Matski (wow it rhymes).
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This sport along with the newly founded pope tossing is quite fun. I
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am sure it is probably hell for the high altitude Tibetan bovine, not to
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mention for our illustrious pope. But we have a good pope who will of
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course try anything once, or so they say. (Hey we said that if we killed
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him that we could bring him back right? Come on pope you can trust us, it
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worked once.) Or so we think, maybe this pope is an impostor! Never mind
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about that, that's for the next issue.
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Thus I decree we have a high altitude Tibetan Bovine tossing day,
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and possibly even a pope tossing day, but we shall have to see about the
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latter. We MUST stand tall against those who will call us heretics
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(Heretics? What's that?) We will squash these girly-men with our high
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altitude Tibetan bovines! No one will stand in our way, for we will toss
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them!
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Saint Zeck,
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oOOo FFFFF MARSHMELLOWS
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oOOo F SMALL LIZARDS
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Saint's words to live by:
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"Never war-dial sequentially"
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Cruise Control Misunderstanding
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From: shag@aero.org (Robert M. Unverzagt)
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Subject: Re: Misunderstanding of "Cruise Control"
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Date: Tue, 1 Oct 1991 17:12:13 GMT
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>The following was extracted from a posting in another newsgroup:
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>"Reminds me of when this local RV dealer that my uncle knows sold a big RV to
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>this foreign guy, and the foreign guy got out on the freeway, turned the
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>cruise control on, and stepped into the back to make some coffee. This really
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>happened! Take my word for it."
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>I don't remember seeing this UL in any of Brunvand's books, common
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>as it is. Can anyone substantiate that this has actually happened
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>to someone? Or cite a source acknowledging this to be a putative UL?
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I heard it as this: that some foreign/ethnic guys were driving in a van
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and the driver turned on the cruise control and went into the back to
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do bong hits with his buddies. I think this supposedly happened on
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the Palisades Parkway (name?) in NY.
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Exploding Stomachs
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From: smb@ulysses.att.com (Steven Bellovin)
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Subject: an exploding stomach lawsuit!
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Date: 25 Sep 91 22:23:20 GMT
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Well, folks, looks like it's true -- taking baking soda *can* cause your
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stomach to explode. Or so claims the editor of National Geographic. I
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just saw a news story about a lawsuit William Graves has filed against the
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Arm & Hammer company. He claims he took some baking soda to deal with
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indigestion the morning after indulging in chili; as a result, he says, his
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stomach ruptured, nearly killing him, and necessitating six operations over
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the last dozen years.
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The company, of course, denies responsibility. And doctors blamed a
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perforated ulcer for the man's problems. But the AP found a prominent
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gastroenterologist who concedes it's possible for baking soda to cause a
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tear in the stomach, though he calls it unlikely. However, he says that it
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has happened in the past, albeit only under special circumstances,
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including pre-existing stomach problems. ``The stomach is open on both
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ends. Before it ruptures, it releases gas in both directions''.
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Skeptics can check Wednesday's Newark (NJ) Star Ledger, or the proceedings
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of Superior Court in New Brunswick, NJ, where the trial is currently in
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progress.
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--Steve Bellovin, smoafu
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P.S. No mention of sea gulls, at least in the story I saw.
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ArchBishop Chad's Acceptance Speech...Or Is It?
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Date: 2 Oct 91 15:15:00 EDT
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From: "VICTORIA C HILL" <hillv@vax001.kenyon.edu>
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Subject: tee hee
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Chad turned to me at dinner the other night and said, "Mal said I ought to
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meet you." As we have played innumerable late night hands of bridge
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together, I was amused.
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Herewith follows the text of Chad's acceptance speech--
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"Ack! Doub! I'm what?"
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whisperings into his ear by He-Who-Watches-Oprah then followed.
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"You're scum! How dare you?! All right, all right, all right. I do hereby
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declare that I am the Archbishop and that as such I will do all that is
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within my power and will not detract from my valuable bridge-playing and
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elevator taunting to further the creed and credo of OTIS and to see that
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all optional things which are forbidden become at the very least
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permissible. I would like to announce the following dogmatical statement."
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there was a rumble and coughing in the crowd. Somewhere, a can of diet coke
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was opened and quietly sipped in a flagrant violation of ICS policy.
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"Pennsylvania is a bad place. The gates of hell are actually located
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between the pillars of the Post office in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
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Finally, I decree that all loyal OTISians must either make at least one
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pilgrimage to the all holy-city of Chicago within the next twelve months,
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or fly to England, bringing with them high denominational currency for his
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holiness, pope geoffe. Anyone who is "too busy" to participate in either of
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these sacred activities must write at lest one article for PURPS. See that
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it is so. Now I am tired and wouldst retire to my love nest."
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-wombat
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Papal Ponderings
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Papal Ponderings #3: Pope Jephe I, 955 Mass. Ave., Suite 209,
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Cambridge, MA 02139. This Week the Pope is in High Spirits Again
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and May Not be Totally Obnoxious to Listen To
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"I've been nervous about cults ever since that Jamestown thing"--
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Ishmael Reed
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There's a new film out. It's called "The Pope Must Die", and I'd be
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lying if I said it wasn't making me a little nervous. Think about it, first
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we have a full-blown hurricane named "Bob", graciously skirting in its path
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to avoid the divine twins but then making a beeline straight up the coast
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(the first hurricane in 44 years to make it this far north, by the way <1>)
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to my Boston address. Then, while we're all "distracted" here at the
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House, the Soviet Union begins what is certainly the most dramatic period
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in a history which has been far from a dramatic sleeper. Now this film
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thing. A phrase of one of the more formidable mentors of my formidable
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youth pops into mind; "Remember; it's not paranoia if they really ARE out
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to get you". <2> Worth thinking about.
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Not that I was all that bothered, mind you. Mal could have had the
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twins forty fathoms under in calm water somewhere at the heart of the
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Bermuda triangle, if it looked like they were in real danger, and the only
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the front offices are above ground in Boston, anyway; qui desiderat pacem
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praeparet bellum. Hell, all it would have taken was a phone call to shift
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things a bit, and OUR lines never go down. And although the winds knocked
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over a satellite dish and toppled a hemlock onto the library in OTIS, MA
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<3>, I noticed that at least a couple of Mc Donalds on Boston's south shore
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are toast. <4> OTIS' justice is swift if only mildly poetic. Verbum sat
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sapienti.
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But this movie. This movie worries me. Weather I can endure, but the
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slings and arrows of Public Opinion tend to be a tad more insidious. The
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"Great Darkness" lasted a little over 1500 years all because that
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improperly weaned, limp-necked son of a goat Theodosius decided in his
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infinitely limited wisdom that we were a snake cult. <5> So, what if this
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"Kill the Pope" stuff catches on? Hell, I could be assassinated all over
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again, and let me tell you, being under the instep of Rotus <6> is no
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picnic, limited time only or no.
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But my hands are tied. A decree forbidding this film (which, by the
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way has the Catholics' red-hatted Vatican jet set all upset; some people
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can't spot a veiled message with a Tolben's guide) would only be optional
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under House guidelines anyway <7>, and might get me bolted by Spode for my
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hypocrisy in the process. <8> Probably the best thing to do is show these
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upstarts I'm not afraid. Go to see the thing myself, maybe even in their
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favorite city. Can't let the buggers think they hold ALL the cards. Just
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the teenybopper minds, pop music, fast food, and all those other OTIS
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forsaken institutions of "straight" society. Fools. The center will not
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hold, and the fringe is working its way in. OTIS' divine will can neither
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be tempered nor diverted. We're on our way. And we have our eye's on
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their favorite chair.
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Nunc Scripsi Totum Pro OTISi, Da Mihi Potum--
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"Pope" Geoff I
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SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES BY "BILL", A HOUSE SCRIBE:
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In his recent rantings the Pope seems to be getting more and more obtuse,
|
|
tossing out references which might serve to do little more than confuse the
|
|
uninitiated. He has asked me, therefore, to attempt to illuminate some of
|
|
his more difficult points.
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|
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1. 44 years, four months to be exact.
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2. I have no idea.
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3. As the name indicated, a sacred city for OTISians located in
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|
western Massachusetts. Otis is the site of an annual pilgrimage
|
|
(usually in the summer) and has as its most notable feature the
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|
Otis Museum, boasting a nearly complete collection of sacred
|
|
OTISian documents and the Latvian God Brow's pickled testicles.
|
|
4. Mc Donalds, like the Rotarian Organization and the Church of
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|
the Subgenii, is commonly held to be a tool of the Zachinthian
|
|
conspiracy. Believed to be run by aliens who clone all OTISians
|
|
on the premises and instruct their copies to do "embarrassing
|
|
things in public" (early House warning on the subject).
|
|
5. The Pope seems to be referring to Emperor Theodosis "the
|
|
great" who outlawed the practice of OTISianism 11933 AO (391 Year
|
|
of the Carpenter) bringing about the "Great Darkness" whose
|
|
1600th anniversary is this year.
|
|
6. i.e. "dead".
|
|
7. "Everything Forbidden is Optional," OTIS: 5:23, Tolben's is a
|
|
well known Field Guide
|
|
8. A reference to "The Purple Thunderbolt of Spode" (???) (I'd
|
|
know for sure but the Pope's off sermonizing somewhere and Mal's
|
|
deadlines are strict), which strikes down hypocrites,
|
|
disbelievers, our most loyal and faithful followers, saints, and
|
|
generally people at random.
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|
####===================================================================####
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|
Chain Letters
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|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Date: Thu, 26 Sep 1991 22:32 HKT
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|
From: God of Chaos <LBSPODIC@USTHK.BITNET>
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Subject: A different form of chain letter, indeed!
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|
|
_Lai See_ - South China Morning Post - 9 August 1991
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|
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_Disbelieving women risk getting their own back_
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|
|
|
We were sent a copy of a chain letter that is making the rounds
|
|
with the bold title stridently announcing FOR WOMEN ONLY.
|
|
Actually, the text reveals it is for tired and discontented women.
|
|
We realize chain letters are generally frowned upon, as all
|
|
gambling is in these parts [massive sarcasm -Ed]. But this one involves
|
|
no money.
|
|
The letter instructs its feminine followers: "Just send a copy of
|
|
this letter to four of your friends who are equally tired and
|
|
discontent.
|
|
"Then bundle up your husband or boyfriend and send him to the
|
|
woman whose name appears at the top of this list.
|
|
"In return you'll receive 18,887 men. One of them is bound to be
|
|
a hell of a lot better than the one you already have."
|
|
This may sound like a tremendous, dare we say joyous bargain, but
|
|
the letter has a serious and threatening side to it.
|
|
"DO NOT BREAK THE CHAIN," it commands. "One woman who broke it got
|
|
her boyfriend back."
|
|
It continues: "t the time of writing this letter, a friend of mine
|
|
had received 454 men. It took three undertakers 34 hours to get the
|
|
smile off her face."
|
|
|
|
:)
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|
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Material for the Clone Banks
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
From: bradn@tekig1.PEN.TEK.COM (Bradford H Needham)
|
|
Subject: Re: Legends From The Magic Kingdom
|
|
Date: 26 Sep 91 00:47:20 GMT
|
|
|
|
I've heard that the most common first aid administered in Disneyland is....
|
|
|
|
Treatment for tongue injuries you get when your tongue sticks
|
|
to an ice-cream bar and you panic and tear the ice-cream bar loose.
|
|
|
|
No kidding! A few years ago, 2000 people per year ran afoul of the
|
|
dry-ice cooled popsicles at Disneyland. I have it on good authority
|
|
(the mother of a friend of my wife was a Disneyland nurse).
|
|
|
|
Anyone have any reliable info on this rumor? Has anybody eaten a popsicle
|
|
at Disneyland lately?
|
|
|
|
|
|
Brad Needham
|
|
bradn@augsburg.pen.tek.com
|
|
|
|
[Of course we all know why they do this. They use these super cold
|
|
popsicles to collect flesh samples. When a person licks them, the flesh of
|
|
their tongue is flash frozen onto a popsicle. The poor victim, not knowing
|
|
what do, goes for help. The help of course removes the popsicle and
|
|
quickly extracts the small sample of flash frozen flesh which they place in
|
|
their gene banks for clone. What they do with these clones we do not yet
|
|
know. First they have Walt Disney building giant killer mechanical
|
|
replicates of his cartoon characters and now this.]
|
|
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Contest Entry
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
[Here's our one and only contest entry for the contents of the secret
|
|
government warehouses. The rest of you should be ashamed of yourselfs for
|
|
not sending something in.]
|
|
Date: 30 Sep 91 21:47:00 EDT
|
|
From: MICHAEL S DOW <dow@vax001.kenyon.edu>
|
|
Subject: RE: Purps 29
|
|
|
|
The government warehouse contains the original manuscripts of all
|
|
Shakespeare's plays, plus the completed version of Hero and Leander by
|
|
Marlowe.
|
|
|
|
All known information relating to the original Kenyon College may or may
|
|
not be kept here. The Air Force has some claim on all the data, and may be
|
|
feeling territorial about it.
|
|
|
|
Also, I heard a rumor that the Tetragrammaton stone from the crown of
|
|
Sulieman be Daood is also there, but it's so hard to be sure about these
|
|
things. foole
|
|
|
|
p.s. Oh, yes, nude paintings of George and Martha Washington. Almost
|
|
forgot them.
|
|
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Virgin Birth
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
[I figured this belonged in here with all the talk of Divine Children and
|
|
what not. Please note the references to toilets.]
|
|
|
|
From: mikkelson@breakr.enet.dec.com (snopes)
|
|
Subject: Re: Virgin Birth
|
|
Date: 3 OCT 91 12:31:40
|
|
|
|
|
|
>Tb.Unintentional virgin birth happens occasionally in bizarre
|
|
circumstances.
|
|
|
|
Once again that authoritative source, the _Weakly World News_, sheds some
|
|
light on this subject:
|
|
|
|
Mom-to-be's startling secret . . .
|
|
|
|
PHONE SEX MADE ME PREGNANT
|
|
|
|
As far-fetched as the woman's story might sound, her obstetrician says it
|
|
may very well be rooted in fact.
|
|
|
|
Dr. Herman Kern says he is "99.9 percent sure that the woman is a virgin"
|
|
and contends "that it is entirely possible she got pregnant while
|
|
discussing sex on the phone.
|
|
|
|
"Unusual circumstances of conception aren't all that uncommon. To tell you
|
|
the truth, the medical literature is full of them," he said in a letter to
|
|
_Baby Month_ magazine.
|
|
|
|
"It doesn't happen every day, of course, but women get pregnant in swimming
|
|
pools, off toilet seats and yes, just by thinking about a sexual
|
|
experience."
|
|
|
|
- snopes
|
|
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Vegemite
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
From: pdt@mundil.cs.mu.OZ.AU (Peter David THOMPSON)
|
|
Subject: Stupid Vegemite tricks.
|
|
Date: 25 Sep 91 05:13:33 GMT
|
|
|
|
From the Melbourne "Age", Tues 24th, page 3;
|
|
|
|
"Coroner told man was injected with Vegemite"
|
|
-Elizabeth Lopez.
|
|
|
|
A 20 year old man died of an asthma attack after being injected with
|
|
and smoking Vegemite, a coroner was told today.
|
|
An autopsy found that Peter Sandel Ford, unemployed, had acute
|
|
bronchitis when he died at his flat in Lennox Street, Richmond, on 8
|
|
September.
|
|
A friend (!!!! pdt) of the dead man, Julian Morris Evans, 21, a labourer,
|
|
of Lower Templestowe, told the Coroner's Court that he injected Mr Ford
|
|
with 0.8 ml of a Vegemite-water solution at about 10:45 pm on 8 September.
|
|
The court was told that two minutes later, Mr Ford complained of
|
|
breathing trouble. He died minutes after ambulance officers arrived.
|
|
The pair had earlier smoked a mixture of Vegemite, tobacco & crushed
|
|
vitamin B.
|
|
The two had been friends for 10 years, Mr Evans told the inquest. He
|
|
said Mr Ford had regularly used amphetamines, marijuana, alcohol, and
|
|
prescribed (Did she mean prescription? pdt) Valium, Serepax and Rohypnol.
|
|
The coroner, Ms Wendy Willams, found that no one contributed to Mr Ford's
|
|
death, which she said might have occurred independently of the intravenous
|
|
use of vegemite.
|
|
|
|
Used without permission.\
|
|
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Bugs
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
From: fehr@ms.uky.edu (Jeffrey Davis)
|
|
Subject: Re: Miller Moths
|
|
Date: Thu, 26 Sep 1991 14:25:11 GMT
|
|
|
|
[stuff deleted]
|
|
|
|
A friend of mine was a psychiatric nurse for a while. One day a woman was
|
|
brought in, suffering from who knows what all. She was crying and
|
|
hysterical and complaining about "spiders." The doctors took all this down
|
|
and put her in a room for observation. When my friend came on duty, she
|
|
actually listened to the woman's complaints and looked carefully at the
|
|
rims of her eyes which, as it turned out, were swarming with some kind of
|
|
tiny, but still visible, mite. The doctors had merely assumed that the
|
|
complaint about spiders was one of those cliched symptoms of the DTs.
|
|
|
|
Going buggy....the bug house...bugging out...Urban Legend or Neglect?
|
|
--
|
|
Jeffrey Davis <davis@keats.ca.uky.edu>
|
|
Sir, I Ham a very Bad Hand at Righting....
|
|
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Purps Makes it to a Electronic Directory
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
[We still do not know who is responsible for this.]
|
|
Date: Tue, 1 Oct 1991 10:01 EDT
|
|
From: LIDAKA@WVSVAX.WVNET.EDU
|
|
Subject: Re: purps & my local editor
|
|
|
|
[stuff deleted]
|
|
|
|
I thought I told you 2 or 3 messages ago. Hmm. OK, 1 more time
|
|
before the end of the world. Otis will be displeased (Ve haf vays ov
|
|
finding out).
|
|
I got it from the paper version (not the electronic version) of the
|
|
*Directory of Electronic Journals, Newsletters, and Academic Discussion
|
|
Lists* put out by the Association of Research Libraries (its Office of
|
|
Scientific and Academic Publishing), this paper copy dated July 1991 (if ya
|
|
wanna ISSN it's 1057-1337).
|
|
You'all are on pp. 54-55, #87, somewhat thus:
|
|
|
|
The Purple Thunderbolt of Spode (PURPS). Official e-mail magazine of the
|
|
OTISian faith (a small but growing cult worshiping OTIS, the ancient
|
|
Sumerian God/dess of life) carrying news fiction [sic--no comma], poetry,
|
|
humor, and the pure, unadulterated SECRETS OF THE UNIVERSE to its
|
|
subscribers.
|
|
|
|
To Subscribe:
|
|
E-Mail to Barker@servax.fiu.edu (Before Sept 1, 1991)
|
|
Dos@vax001.kenyon.edu (AFter Sept. 1, 1991)
|
|
|
|
Back issues:
|
|
E-mail to the editor or via anon. FTP from Quartz.Rutgers.edu/pub/
|
|
purps
|
|
|
|
Contact:
|
|
Before September 1, 1991: Barker@servax.fiu.edu
|
|
After September 1, 1991: Dow@vax001.kenyon.edu
|
|
|
|
[stuff deleted]
|
|
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
A Brief Ode On The Death of Justin Hill's One Page Masterpiece
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Date: 26 Sep 91 23:27:00 EDT
|
|
From: "VICTORIA C HILL" <hillv@vax001.kenyon.edu>
|
|
Subject: submissions
|
|
|
|
Anything to avoid doing actual work!
|
|
Amoung other things, I am an English major--does it show?
|
|
|
|
|
|
From: VAX001::HILLV "Perfect is a fault and fault lines change.--REM"
|
|
26-SEP-1991 22:36:16.72
|
|
To: HILLV
|
|
CC:
|
|
Subj: ways to avoid ENGL 53
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
A Brief Ode On The Death of Justin Hill's One Page Masterpiece
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Listen my children and you shall know
|
|
Gambier's version of Midnight woe
|
|
Nary a computer file did survive
|
|
(Though many a student is still alive)
|
|
Who can recall that fateful night
|
|
Of Justin Hill's tremendous fright.
|
|
|
|
|
|
It was a dark and stormy night. Suddenly, a shot rang out. David Zecchin
|
|
screamed. From out of the gloom, figures shuddered and beseeched an
|
|
insentient god with their pleadings.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Yeah verily, the gods hadst seen Justin Hill transcribing his paper and
|
|
hadst seen that he and other students hadst trusted in their carnal selves
|
|
and hadst failed to save their papers at the appropriate moments. And so
|
|
the gods didst grin, and the English majors didst encourage them in their
|
|
sadistic amusement, to send down lightning from a passing thunderstorm to
|
|
remove all electrical current from Gambier for the length of time
|
|
sufficient to knock out the VAX.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
he never understood power out and VAX down again justin write paper
|
|
work all day good
|
|
student forget save now have no paper have to do again my
|
|
mother is a fish but power on again quick so 4C
|
|
Caples watch rest of murphy brown season opener instead of silly oprah james
|
|
make us watch afternoons on the orange
|
|
sofa with
|
|
toxic tequila spills
|
|
|
|
|
|
Oh VAX! How did Justin hate thee? Let me count the ways.
|
|
He hates thee to the depth and breadth and height
|
|
A sofa quota cannot reach, his lost file outta sight.
|
|
To the depths of his being and little yellow letters before his face
|
|
To using a typewriter by moon and candle-light
|
|
|
|
|
|
what written what written what written
|
|
what written what written what written
|
|
what written what written what written
|
|
|
|
paper written paper written paper written
|
|
paper written paper written paper written
|
|
paper written paper written paper written
|
|
|
|
VAX your friend VAX your friend VAX your friend
|
|
VAX your friend VAX your friend VAX your friend
|
|
|
|
bravo the modern technology which in one orgiastic twist
|
|
can remind us of our human limits
|
|
hare krishna krishna hare
|
|
|
|
--wombat
|
|
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Shocking Otisian Scandal!
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Date: 29 Sep 91 16:39:00 EDT
|
|
From: "MICHAEL S DOW" <dow@vax001.kenyon.edu>
|
|
Subject: Another SHOCKING OTISIAN SCANDAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
|
|
|
|
From the Dear Ann Landers column, which appeared in the Columbus Dispatch
|
|
Friday, 9/27:
|
|
|
|
Dear Ann Landers,
|
|
Eleven years ago, I walked out on a 12-year marriage. My wife was a good
|
|
person, but for a long time she was under a lot of stress. Instead of helping
|
|
her, I began an affair with her best friend.
|
|
This is what I gave up:
|
|
1)Seeing my daughter grow up.
|
|
2)The respect of many longtime friends [and worshippers, too-Foole]
|
|
3)The enjoyment of living as a family.
|
|
4)A wife who was loyal, appreciative and who tried very hard to make me happy.
|
|
|
|
This is what I got:
|
|
1)Two stepchildren who treated me like dirt.
|
|
2)A wife who didn't know how to make anything for dinner but reservations.
|
|
3)A wife whose only interest in me was how much money she could get. [And all
|
|
this time we thought Jeffe was just embezzling it!]
|
|
4)A wife who disparaged my family and ruined all my existing friendships.
|
|
5)Finally, the best thing I got was a bitter, expensive divorce.
|
|
|
|
Ann, tell you readers that anyone who is married and has his or her next mate
|
|
all lined up is looking for trouble. People don't know what they are giving up
|
|
until they no longer have it. Then it's too late.
|
|
---OTIS IN WISCONSIN.
|
|
|
|
Well, gosh, perhaps all those silly rumors from the Gulf War were true after
|
|
all.....
|
|
Grinnin Foole
|
|
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
The Wonderful World of Spode
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Date: Thu, 26 Sep 1991 22:30 HKT
|
|
From: God of Chaos <LBSPODIC@USTHK.BITNET>
|
|
Subject: a few from Lai See
|
|
|
|
_Lai See_ - South China Morning Post - 27 August 1991
|
|
|
|
_Involuntary_
|
|
|
|
Ms Susie Young is co-ordinator of the Jubilee Play group, a team
|
|
of volunteers who give up their free time to work with Vietnamese
|
|
children in Hongkong.
|
|
She decided that she could do with a bit more help, so she
|
|
advertised for volunteers to help out.
|
|
"To date I have had three phone calls asking how much the 'job'
|
|
paid," she sighed, wondering if this was a reflection of Hongkong
|
|
concerns.
|
|
Real volunteers can call her on 813 2800.
|
|
Reminds us of the save-the-rainforests campaign in Hongkong this
|
|
year, during which the organizers got a call from a chap wanting to
|
|
sponsor an acre of rainforest so he could chop it down and develop
|
|
property on it.
|
|
|
|
+++++++++++++++++++++
|
|
|
|
|
|
_Lai See_ - South China Morning Post - 12 August 1991
|
|
|
|
_Hold the phone_
|
|
|
|
While mobile phones are dandy fashion accessories, we've learned
|
|
they can also be useful for other things such as making phone calls.
|
|
We learned this when Alun Stern of Kwong Fat Offset Printing told
|
|
us of an ordeal he had while trying to buy six Macau jetfoil tickets at
|
|
the booking counter of the Shun Tak Centre.
|
|
He tried to pay with his Diners Club card, but was told the
|
|
counter did not take credit cards. He found this strange since there
|
|
was a credit card machine and vouchers sitting on the counter.
|
|
He said so, but was told credit cards were used only for telephone
|
|
bookings. Anyone paying in person had to pay cash.
|
|
Without moving so much as a millimetre, our alert Mr. Stern used
|
|
his mobile phone to buy the tickets and smiled at the clerk as he paid
|
|
with his Diners Club card.
|
|
Maybe they'd do better business if they installed a pay phone at
|
|
the counter.
|
|
|
|
+++++++++++++++++++++
|
|
|
|
|
|
_Lai See_ - South China Morning Post - 12 August 1991
|
|
|
|
_Euphemistically_
|
|
|
|
One of our favourite magazines is manifesting a marked temporal
|
|
deficiency ... the April issue of _Quarterly Review of Doublespeak_ has
|
|
come out late.
|
|
Published by the National Council of Teachers of English in
|
|
Urbana, Illinois, the issue recounts the following terms for giving
|
|
people the sack: "Skill-mix adjustment, chemistry change, vocational
|
|
relocation, career assignment and relocation, realignment of the work
|
|
force, displacing personnel who have overlapping positions, involuntary
|
|
severance, and involuntary separation from the payroll."
|
|
Utah Power and Light refers to linemen as "outside aerial
|
|
technicians".
|
|
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
Otisian Questions and Answers
|
|
####===================================================================####
|
|
[Below is a series of letters mostly regarding dreams/visions a new Otisian
|
|
sent me.]
|
|
>Date: Fri, 04 Oct 91 15:17:11 CDT
|
|
>From: C552270@UMCVMB.missouri.edu
|
|
>To: mal@socpsy.sci.fau.edu
|
|
>Subject: otis
|
|
>
|
|
>mal, guess you got kicked off the other nite. i had a dream last nite
|
|
>about plungers. there was rev. john, elvis, and several strange men in
|
|
>fezzes. they were all carrying turbo-thrust hydromatic toilet plungers (an
|
|
>excellent brand i sold as a hardware salesman this summer. they handed me
|
|
>one, and pointed to a bronze, relief-covered toilet. I was confused in my
|
|
>dream, but i saw that the toilet was indeed clogged, so i used the plunger,
|
|
>and cleared the problem. then i awoke. what does this mean?
|
|
|
|
Dreams. Well, in the past pages of Purps you'll notice that we've had
|
|
dealing with other similar visions.
|
|
|
|
Let me first start off by pointing out that as quoted in previous issues of
|
|
Purps, most Otisians are not supposed to have direct access to these inner
|
|
"toilet mysteries", however, it would appear that you have somehow managed
|
|
to get clearance.
|
|
|
|
Before I explain the meaning of your dream, let me warn you that all the
|
|
actions of the "Toilet Mysteries" are very symbolic and esoteric and may
|
|
not always seem to be what they imply.
|
|
|
|
First off, I'm at a total loss to explain exactly where or what was going on
|
|
in it people wise. My nearest guess with Rev John and Elvis being present,
|
|
was that you were witnessing some sort of Otisian Political Party meeting.
|
|
I must stress however, at this time that the Otisian Party is denying all
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reports of any "Toilet Mysteries" being performed.
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"Toilet Mysteries", as we all well know from past issues of Purps, are done by
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the super secret Knights of Otis. Need I say more? However, at this time as
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far as anyone knows, Rev John and Elvis are not part of the Knights of Otis.
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Perhaps the mysterious men in Fezzes are, seeing as one of the duties of the
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Knights of Otis is the guard the mysteries of the Gobi Stone Fezzes.
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However, shriners also wear Fezzes.
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Now next let's look at these turbo-thrust hydromatic toilet plungers. First
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off, they have never been mentioned (well at least in public) as being an
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implement used in the most scared and secret "Toilet Mysteries". Besides,
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these sound like very modern devices and I doubt they extend back to
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ancient Sumerian or Dogon origins. However, as many students of Real
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History know, the technology we now have is far inferior to what our
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ancestors had (refer to the Cities of Red Night for details). Perhaps our
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modern scientists have just rediscovered this hermetic instrument.
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Now let's look at the bronze-toilet. The "Toilet Mysteries" use a white
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toilet so what can this mean? Perhaps before pristine porcelain they had
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bronze. Who knows.
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Finally there's the plug itself in the toilet and you clearing it.
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Okay so now that we've essentially dissected the parts of your vision we can
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now interpret them.
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The Turbo-thrust hydromatic toilet plunger is a new improved product of
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technology (or old rediscovered technology). It is being used in place of
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the sacred and ancient toilet brush. This is to show us that we must keep
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up with modern technology.
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Second a bronze toilet. Bronze the color of the sun. Perhaps a sun rise.
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The blooming of a new golden age.
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You, Elvis and the Rev John being there mean you are a part of it, while
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those in Fezzes (the Knights of Otis) stand on as if to offer their
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blessing.
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So in one sentence it appears you are to be part of a new technological
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age. This age will dawn like the sun upon us very soon which has the
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blessings of the ancient Knights of Otis.
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Will this do?
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I'd appreciate a better description of exactly what was on the toilet
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itself.
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>Date: Sat, 05 Oct 91 17:17:46 CDT
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>From: C552270@UMCVMB.missouri.edu
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>Subject: otis
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>Dear Mal,
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>
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>Go ahead and use the note I sent you, PURPS must go on. However, I've
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>still troubled. The stuff you sent me on toilet thrusting cleared up a
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>lot, but I'm still troubled. Last night I had another experience. Dream
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>or vision, I'm not sure. Mal, I dreamt I was in an Elvis movie last night.
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>Elvis was in love with a rich man's daughter, and I, as his flunky, had to
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>help them escape her father's clutches. This in and of itself was not
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>remarkable, but again the subject of toilet thrusting came forth. Elvis,
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>unlike his other roles, was not a singing race car driver, scuba diver,
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>pilot, or anything as uninspired. Mal, Elvis was a plumber's assistant. A
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>plumber's helper. And what is another name for Plunger but plumber's
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>helper? And get this, he worked for SOG Plumbing Inc. Mal, I had this
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>dream before I had even read the first Purps you sent me. Rev. John had
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>never mentioned SOG to me before, and I've only met Stewy twice. This is
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>scary, but also strangely calming. I feel more and more complete with each
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>dream. Could Elvis be telling me something on a subconscious, or even
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>GENETIC level? Please Mal, I have to know: What is SOG?
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>Sincerely, Dr. Morpheus.
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>
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>
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>ps You'll be happy to know, Elvis got the girl, and her daddy died and
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>left them several million dollars.
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>replies to c552270@UMCVMB
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First off, SOG means Super Occult Goddess. Stewy can explain that to you
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sometime or perhaps even give you a demonstration of her rather awe
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inspiring powers. Powers no doubt, which will help the Otisian Party win the
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Election in 1992.
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Looking at this vision, I see there is probably quite a bit of confusion. No
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doubt Spode is partially responsible for it and made many cameo appearances
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in it. If you were a more experienced Otisian no doubt you would have
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spotted him.
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Chances are Elvis was probably a singing race car driver, or a scuba diver.
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He just looked as if he was a plumber because he was carrying around an
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assorted of "Toilet Mystery" paraphernalia. I suppose it's a common enough
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mistake.
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Also, I would guess that this supposed "girl" Elvis was dealing with was
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not at all a girl, but some sort of allegory for the real truth behind the
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dream. As we all know full well, Elvis has never had trouble with women. He
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never had to deal with evil fathers. No doubt this allegorical girl is
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similar to say the golden apples Hercules had to obtain.
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SOG plumbing Inc. was either the Otisian Party or SOG Plumbing
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Inc., meaning they were trying to fathom the depths of what an SOG is.
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The weird behavior of Elvis and this SOG Plumbing business lead me to
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believe that possibly this was not a vision sent by any positive Otisian
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force, but a negative one. You dream vision may have been sent by one of
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the Zachinthian Dream Machines, which have been making themselves felt in
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various places around the world.
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Perhaps what you were seeing was B. Otis, not Elvis and he was trying steal
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from the rich old man (Otis) his allegorical daughter (his church or
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followers). He was trying to get you to assist him and turn you against the
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old rich man (Otis). The plumbing paraphernalia he presented to you in your
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dream was to fool you into thinking he had the secret knowledge of the
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"toilet mysteries". However, he gave himself away when he used the SOG
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Plumbing bit. He needed to plumb the depths of SOG knowledge still and was
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hoping your brief contact with the SOG herself might give him some clues.
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Following this line of thought, we see that the end of your dream is one big
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lie. Otis is certainly not dead--not by far. And she certainly still has
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possession of her church.
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No doubt these words will cause you great alarm and you'll wonder why you
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of all people had this happen to you. It's rather obvious really. You are
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new to the fold of Otis-- easily impressionable and not knowing all the
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signs and secrets can easily be fooled by false visions. Also you are
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acquainted with the Rev and Stewy. B. Otis and the Zachinthians want to use
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that closeness as a weapon against them.
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Defense against these Zachinthian dream attacks is very simply. In the words
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of Rev John, "Tin foil!" The mind control technology of the Zachinthians
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still needs a lot of work. Their signals are fairly weak. You can block
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them out by simply wearing a tin foil head band. Make sure this head band
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completely encircles your head and that it touches your left eye brow and
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your right ear, for proper brain wave circuit alignment. This headband, for
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added protection, can be grounded by simply connecting a wire to the very
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back of it, right over your spinal column, and having that wire drag along
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on the ground.
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####===================================================================####
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Fourth Installment from the Ancient Otisian Books
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####===================================================================####
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79. Woe, then, to those who write the book with their hands and then say:
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This is from Otis, so that they may take for it a small price; therefore
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woe to them for what their hands have written and woe to them for what they
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earn.
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80. And they say: Fire shall not touch us but for a few days, for we have
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purchased durable asbestos underwear. Say: Have you sent your money to
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Otis, then Otis will not fail to perform His promise, or do you speak
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against Otis what you do not know?
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81. Yeah whoever earns the praise of B. Otis and his Zacanthians , these
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are the inmates of the darkness; in it they shall abide. And there meals
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shall be cold and grey for lack of that which cooks food.
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82. And (as for) those who believe that everything forbidden is optional,
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these are the dwellers of the garden; in it they shall abide. And the
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Zakinthians will slouch around the walls outside moaning and gnashing their
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teeth at their horrible fate.
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83. And when Otis made a covenant with the children of Atlantis: You shall
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not serve any but Otis and you shall send money, and respect that which is
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the house of Blue Light and the needy, and you shall speak to men good
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words and keep up prayer and remember Otis in all things. Then you turned
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back except a few of you and (now too) you turn aside.
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84. And when Otis made a covenant with you: You shall not shed your blood
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and you shall not turn your people out of your cities; then you gave a
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promise while you witnessed.
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85. Yet you it is who slay your people and turn a party from among you out
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of their homes, backing each other up against them unlawfully and exceeding
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the limits; and if they should come to you, as captives you would ransom
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them-- while their very turning out was unlawful for you. Do you then
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believe in a part of the Book of Otis and disbelieve in the other? What
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then is the reward of such among you as do this but disgrace in the life of
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this world, and on the day of turning off of the reality projector they
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shall be sent back to the most grievous chastisement, and Otis is not at
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all heedless of what you do. For like the like bearded fat man in red, she
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watches over many things like a shepherd over sheep, like a cook over a
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boiling pot.
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86. These are they who buy the life of this world for the hereafter, so
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their chastisement shall not be lightened nor shall they be helped.
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87. And most certainly Otis gave Qasireu the Book and Otis sent Knights
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after him one after another; and Otis gave Wanaka the Conqueror, clear
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arguments and strengthened him with the blue light, What! whenever then
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Knight came to you with that which your souls did not desire, you were
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insolent so you called some liars and some you slew-- or so you thought,
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only to have them raise up the following morning and embarrass you with the
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inspired wit of Otis.
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88. And they say: Our hearts are covered. Nay, Otis has cursed them on
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account of their unbelief; so little it is that they believe.
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89. And when there came to them a Book from Otis verifying that which they
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have, and aforetime they used to pray for victory against those who
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disbelieve, but when there came to them (Pope) that which they did not
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recognize, they disbelieved in him; so Otis's curse is on the unbelievers.
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90. B. Otis is that for which they have sold their souls-- that they should
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deny what Otis has revealed, out of envy that Otis should send down of His
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grace on whomsoever of Her servants He pleases; so they have made
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themselves deserving of wrath upon wrath, and there is a disgraceful
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punishment for the unbelievers.
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91. And when it is said to them, Believe in what Otis has revealed, they
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say: We believe in that which was revealed to us; and they deny what is
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besides that, while it is the truth verifying that which they have. Say:
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Why then did you kill Otis's Popes before if you were indeed believers?
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92. And most certainly Qasireu came to you with clear arguments, then you
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took the great stuffed moose head (for a god) in his absence and you were
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unjust.
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93. And when Otis made a covenant with you and raised the mountain over
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you: Take hold of what Otis had given you with firmness and be obedient,
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being careful not to lose they grip for it is slippery as warm yak grease.
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They said: We hear and disobey. And they were made to imbibe (the love of)
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the great stuffed moose head into their hearts on account of their unbelief
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Say: B. Otis is that which your belief bids you if you are believers.
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94. Say: If the future abode with Otis is specially for you to the
|
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exclusion of the people, then invoke death if you are truthful.
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95. And they will never invoke it on account of what their hands have sent
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before, and Otis knows the unjust.
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96. And you will most certainly find them the greediest of men for life
|
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(greedier) than even those who are the followers of the Salesman; every one
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of them loves that he should be granted a life of a thousand years, and his
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being granted a long life will in no way remove him further off from the
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chastisement, and Otis sees what they
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####===================================================================####
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THEENDTHEENDTHEENDTHEENDTHEEND
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####===================================================================####
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--SUBINK 1991
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