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@ [SOSHUTUP!] @
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@ The Society of @
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@ SKENE HARMONY, @
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@ Unity, Trust & @
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Unashamedly PRESENTS:
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The Anti-News Manifesto Numero One!!
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[fifteen/ssu#0]
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[Jack the Lad/ssu#5]
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"We play for you!"
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====+ +====
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We Need Your THORAZINE!
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*\\*
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An Introduction
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Into
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The Abyss Of
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Grass Roots Satire
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[fifteen/ssu#0]
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We hereby announce the existance of a most insidious organization. It's
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decomposed, sickly, a waste. Never have you, the upwardly mobile denizens of
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Calgary been presented with such well-timed stupidity. What you will find in
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this publication will shock, annoy, offend and bore. It is for cautious eyes
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only, enduring eyes only. The organization I speak of is an almost unknown, a
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mere ship passing in the night; [SOSHUTUP!] The Society of Skene Harmony,
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Unity, Trust & Unbiased Propriety! Our purpose is to destroy the standards
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of the local bbs skene with our moronic jokes, our obnoxious sense of humors,
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and an ample supply of unfunny pranks. In this newsletter(There's no news in
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here by the way) you will find nothing of intellectual or cultural value. Be
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warned, many an opportunity will arise for you to insult OUR intelligence.
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Inevitably, and eventually you are going to ask one thing right?
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"Why did we do it?"
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The only people who will enjoy this are sick, SICK! They need a treatment of
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depraved and childish material to satsify the various neurotic and psychotic
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disorders that they have been plagued with since, probably, their early
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adolescense. If there is no one to appeal to and inflame their delusions than
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they will begin a healing cycle which will lead to their introduction into
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society. We can't have this, no, we pledge life and limb to oppose it. A
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person should be entitled to their sickness just as they are entitled to the
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their freedom. At [SOSHUTUP!], we are quick to give praise to the mad
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delusions of self-proclaimed prophets. These people, so commonly called the
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'insane', are in the most perfect state of mind. Mental illness is a
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euphoric, a wave-length for whatever God there is to communicate with, a
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divine microphone. The words of the almighty himselves(note the plural) is
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transmitted to them as if they were a lightning rod aimed at the Heaven(note
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the singular). If we condemn these people, we are condemning the spirituality
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and theology of all mankind. We must raise them above our stations, above the
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petty day-to-day aims, and for god's sake stop sedating them!!
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I digress. This first issue is a retrospective on the events of
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[SOSHUTUP!]. It's completely one-sided and allows for no consideration of any
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opinion except our own. We hate to hear what other people think and would
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much rather pollute the world with this brand of whining drone. If you
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expected this to be an open-minded forum for political thought snd
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discussion, you are going to be sorely disappointed. Worse even, if you
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expected this publication to be one of those things where people talk about
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the freedom of information and try to rehash already stale ideas about the
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Computer Underground -- well, let's just be fair and say that since we don't
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actually have beliefs that you won't find any of that here. [SOSHUTUP!] is
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also set down a lot of time and effort to encourage widespread apathy and
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mediocrity, and for this we are quite proud. This is an attack on free
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thought and creativity, we'll never settle for so much. You'll probably want
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to quit your text reader now and remove this filth from your drive. We oblige
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you too. This is only for people who don't care.
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[SOSHUTUP!] is happy to announce that for this issue we will be joined by
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the writers of [SOSTUPIDA!], our sister organization. The Society of Stupid
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Antics is a small action group designed to incite panic and disappointment in
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the literary community of this fair city. It is their belief that a person can
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slash the expectations of story-readers by presenting them with dull and
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recycled stories that are completely exempt of descriptive passages.
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Scattered strategically throughout this magazine are [SOSTUPIDA!] propaganda
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stories. Don't worry, we're not trying to brainwash you, just yet. But we
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thought we would be as kind as to show you what kind of work we are doing for
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the community. If you do however feel that you are being subjected to some
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form of subliminal manipulation, it is best that you send a prolific cheque or
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money order to our postal box(We'll give you the address when we remember it).
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The motto of [SOSTUPIDA!] is "No Genre Immune", almost a lifestyle for them as
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you will come to know in a short amount of time.
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Something I wish to explain for our more astute readers is the amount of
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politically orientated articles in this newsletter(Did I mention there wasn't
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any news?). These are not intended to be at all serious, the main reason they
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are there is so that people will ridicule us. They(as well as a lot of stuff
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in here) were released individually a few months ago, and recieved many
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complaints. We don't want you to complain, because that means you're making a
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stand and that's not good. Sit back, don't enjoy them, but banish all care
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from your mind. We don't like politics, and if you can read them with extreme
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tolerance than you've done something really admirable. Political tolerance is
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the first step towards total apathy, uh-huh.
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You're now prepared to enter our world. If nothing else, I hope that at least
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one person chuckles.
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A GUIDE TO GREEN PANTHER LIVING
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Written by:
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Mark Fury
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FOUNDER OF THE MARXIST FURY ACTION GROUP
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Forever dedicated to change in society through violent
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opposition of the concepts of State Controlled Power
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and LIES! orchestrated strictly by the Capitalists who
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own society and wish to destroy the Proleteriat.
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(Disclaimer- Any reference to violent acts such as: hanging, lynching,
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shooting, kneecapping, firebombing, killing, maiming, destorying, assasinating
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or other such graphic descriptions are purely used to describe the neccesity
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for action against the Middle and Upper Class. They are not serious. They are
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just the artist expressing his intense hatred for Modern Society and his
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opinions are his and his only. Remember, brothers, we still have freedom of
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speech. Viva La Revelucion!!)
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A: "Death the fascist insect that preys upon the life of the people!"
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The dirty writhing pigs are beating down our heroes everyday. The Black
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Panthers and SLA are ideas of the past, in our moderate apathetic society where
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violence is disdained and not considered a meaningful protest. We are sheeps in
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the eyes of the conspiring NAZI governments who produce for us all the
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pleasures of the flesh so that we will never rise up and destroy everything
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they stand for. We must take up illegal firearms and gouge the eyes out of all
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those who dare to oppress blacks, homosexuals, the poor, the working class and
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various other minority groups. A violent bloody revolutions is our only chance
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for freedom, with the heads of the pigs on stakes and the politicians set up
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against a wall and shot DEAD! There is no room for democracy. There is no room
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for peaceful protest. We are killing ourselves by abiding the rules. It is we
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who allows the "Kindler Gentler Death Squads" to evolve and it is we who
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creates and perpetuates the savages called politicians. We must manufacture 1
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bomb for every one of their bombs, we must detonate one bomb for every bomb
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that they threaten to use on us. The only solution is to lynch all the greedy
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bastards who want to make us into slaves.
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B: Where to attack, smoothly and silently.
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The shopping malls are destroying the youth and mass-production is making
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us concentrate our energies on political moderation. We must channel our hate
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for the state, and state how we really feel with the brunt of an explosion and
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the bullets from our loaded guns. Start with your boss, then kill white cops by
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decapitating the blue bodies and then the politicians by disembowelling them
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with a broadsword. If the state is going to be smashed we must rise.
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C: Environmental TERROR!
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Newspapers, styrofoam cups, television sets.. what do I see? The plastic
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mass-production and abuse of the industries and the NAZI lies that are raping
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our children with their subtelty and abuse. What weapons do we have? Our
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limited freedom, and pot. Pot is the true representation of the fears of
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society. It represents casuality, promiscuity, absolute freedom and
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rebelliousness. For every joint you smoke you are scoring a point against the
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system because the more the supress you the more you realize the mission you
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have to achieve. ALso grow your hair long because it also represents your
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chance to become an individual and not a
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yuppie-environmental-consumption-death-machine!!
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It is up to you, the youth and if you don't have a gun than you have a
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knife, an axe, sword or flail. Strike back at Fascist agression and use your
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intelligence to win the war against our society. Brothers, stand, rise,
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DESTROY!
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D: Brothers In Prison
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This is written not only for those who want to wage a war against society.
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But also for those who have already raised their fist against Fascist
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agression. The fight is not over, we need you now more than ever. Your actions
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are appreciated.
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E: Examples of Fascist Agression
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-Lobster refinery. Lobsters are among the most intelligent creatures on earth
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and the enslavement of these proud stalwart crustaceans is indeed an injustice.
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We need to destory Lobster refineries and protestr against restaurants which
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serve lobsters or any related species. Crustaceans Now! is an organization
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dedicated to freeing lobsters from the foolish whims of mankind and has taken
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credit for many terrorist actions against those who dare to attempt to bring us
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down. We support fully the actions of Crustaceans Now! and will personally
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vouche for this organization as a legitimate leftist group. Stop the pain.
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-Childrens Television. Sesame Street and other such shows are very confusing
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for our youth who must take the burden of a "fucked up world" onto their weak
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fragile shoulders. Childrens Television is clearly only a means to convince
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people that there is hope for our world and that such things like education are
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not just ploys to make impressionable children want to go out and get careers
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and continue to destroy the environment and kill the Proleteriat. Mister Rogers
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is a show based on religious and monetary power and shamelessly prepares
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children to adapt to the biased power structures of society(which are based
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purely on greed and deception). If you want to help in our fight than make sure
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your children never watch television aimed for Children and never attend school
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for it is truly another plot.
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-Beefarming. Beefarmers exploit insects into creating honey for financial
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gain. Bees are not given the wage that we are entitled too, and must often
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carries things many times the weight of their own bodies. Also, they are
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injected with chemicals to cool their natural instincts and fended off and
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tortured with smoke. Think of the plight of these courageous little insects,
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and stop taking what they do for us for granted. It is time that we, who
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claim to be civilized, begin to acknowledge that many species of insect and
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animal alike are equal to mankind. Bees outnumber us and are much more
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responsible for their habitats than man has ever been. We have very much to
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learn from them.
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(As to not be speci-ist we also wish to make it known that we feel the same
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about Wasps and Hornets. Although they do not produce honey, they are certainly
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worthwhile and valid insects.)
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"Here follows a story which William Gibson put his seal of approval on. So we
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can guarantee it's good" - Jack the Lad
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CREAMOMANCER
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PART IV
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"BILLY'S PAYMENT"
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[fifteen/ssu#0]
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[Jack the Lad/ssu#5]
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CHAPTER ONE
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The Troll sat under the tree. It was a pretty tree, on it, the leaves
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spurted out Cyberdecks. The Troll was hired by Dave Trillions- to hack the
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infamous Christie company that contained the secret ingredients of the famous
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RITZ cracker, that has eluded the public for eons.
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CHAPTER TWO
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"Hey those damn Orcs" said Dave quietly to himself.
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"Damn those Orcs" said Steve quietly to himself.
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"I think we should go get them" said Dave.
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"I agree" said Steve.
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"Ar, dont mess with us Orcs." said a big Orc.
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"Why not?" said Steve.
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"Cuz us Orcs are nasty." said the Orc.
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"Well, I think your fat" said Dave.
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"Well I am." said the Orc.
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And the confrontation was over- finally.
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CHAPTER THREE
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The Goblin sat under the tree. It was a pretty tree, on it, the leaves
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spurted out Cyberdecks. The Goblin was hired by Steve Billions- to hack the
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infamous Nabisco company that contained the secret ingredients of the famous
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SOUP crackers, that has eluded the public for eons.
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CHAPTER FOUR
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"Hey those damn Goblins" said Steve quietly to himself.
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"Damn those Goblins" said Dave quietly to himself.
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"I think we should go get them" said Steve.
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"I agree" said Dave.
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"Ar, dont mess with us Goblins." said a big Goblin.
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"Why not?" said Dave.
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"Cuz us Goblins are nasty." said the Goblin.
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"Well, I think your fat" said Steve.
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"Well I am." said the Goblin.
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And the confrontation was over- finally.
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CHAPTER FIVE
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"This ICE is very hard." said the Troll.
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"It is," said the ROM Construct John Holmes, "And thats not all thats
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hard."
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"What? what do you mean?" said the Troll.
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"Err forget it." said the ROM Construct John Holmes.
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"There it's cracked" said the Troll.
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"Excellent" said the ROM Construct John Holmes.
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"I have the secret of the Ritz cracker." said the Troll.
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"Excellent" said the ROM Construct John Holmes.
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"I better get this to Dave Trillions" said the Troll.
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"Excellent." said the ROM Construct John Holmes.
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CHAPTER SIX
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"This ICE is very hard." said the Goblin.
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"It is," said the ROM Construct Marc Wallice, "And thats not all thats
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hard."
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"What? what do you mean?" said the Troll.
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"Err forget it." said the ROM Construct Marc Wallice.
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"There it's cracked" said the Goblin.
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"Excellent" said the ROM Construct Marc Wallice.
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"I have the secret of the Soup crackers." said the Goblin.
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"Excellent" said the ROM Construct Marc Wallice.
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"I better get this to Steve Billions" said the Goblin.
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"Excellent." said the ROM Construct Marc Wallice.
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CHAPTER SEVEN
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"Here is the secret Dave Trillions." said the Troll
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"Excellent." said Dave Trillions.
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"The ICE was a tough one. But the ROM Construct John Holmes helped me
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out." said the Troll.
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"Excellent." said Dave Trillions.
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"The secret is interesting." said the Troll.
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"Excellent." said Dave Trillions.
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"Thank you." said the Troll.
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"Excellent." said Dave Trillions.
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CHAPTER EIGHT
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"Here is the secret Steve Billions." said the Goblin
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"Excellent." said Steve Billions.
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"The ICE was a tough one. But the ROM Construct Marc Wallice helped me
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out." said the Goblin.
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"Excellent." said Steve Billions.
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"The secret is interesting." said the Goblin.
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"Excellent." said Steve Billions.
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"Thank you." said the Goblin.
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"Excellent." said Steve Billions.
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CHAPTER NINE
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"You know, I think this is the smoothest run yet." said the Troll.
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"Excellent. But thats not all thats smooth" said the ROM Construct John
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Holmes.
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"What? What do you mean?" said the Troll.
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"Err forget it." said the ROM Construct John Holmes.
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"Hahahahahahahahaha" said the Troll.
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"Hahahahahahahahaha" said the ROM Construct John Holmes.
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CHAPTER TEN
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"You know, I think this is the smoothest run yet." said the Goblin.
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"Excellent. But thats not all thats smooth" said the ROM Construct Marc
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Wallice.
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"What? What do you mean?" said the Troll.
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"Err forget it." said the ROM Construct Marc Wallice.
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"Hahahahahahahahaha" said the Goblin.
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"Hahahahahahahahaha" said the ROM Construct Marc Wallice.
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THE END
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The Greedy Denizens of Communism
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[Jack the Lad/ssu#5]
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[fifteen/ssu#0]
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Today in Canada, there is much cause for alarm. There is a rampant spread
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of insidious ideals which are capable of threatening the existance of all
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the things we enjoy and cherish in life. It is now beginning to weave it's
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way into our homes, into our schools and into our social lives. It is first
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important to us to formulate and identify the threat for all that it is and
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in these early stages decide on how to combat it. This file is a utility
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designed exactly for this purpose.
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The Economy:
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It is agreeable to people of all political persuasions that there is a
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recession in the economy in this nation. We all have our ideas as to
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where the problem lies, but I would like to interject a few new ideas.
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Our attackers have chosen a particularily vulnerable time in our
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political and economical history. In this time where inflation is high
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and the standard of living is low, there is much need for change. With
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the entire precept of change, and the common acceptance among all
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citizens of a problem there will be suggestions from all circles of
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thought. Some will suggest a reliance of social services, such as
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welfare, UIC, and medicare. Others will suggest a stronger yet more
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decisive change which may include subverting a so-called
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"sick morality", or eliminating the existance of civilization and society
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completely. Politically, these people are among the more supposedly
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open-minded and humanistic left wing. These people are also not among
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the median of political thought, they in any other time, would easily
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be deemed radicals and their ideas impractical. But as despair seeps in,
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confusion reigns. The ideas I speak of, and am not giving credit to are
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placed on the far left and are disguised by names like: socialism,
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communism, liberalism, humanism, anarchism, marxism, maoism, leninism,
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bolshevism, sovietism, and stalinism.
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The youth are particularily corruptible, with these new fangled college
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courses stressing a removal from economic growth and financial success
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and instead teaching about the acceptance of the less-conservative
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political movements and meanwhile stereotyping the right wing as being
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outdated and non-humanistic. Environmentalism and civil rights movements
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will not even accept a right-wing minded person as they are started by
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mainly the younger generation and are totally indicative of the favorance
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of left wing thought in our education system. Yet this is only one example
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of the sympathy given to the political left, and that denied to the
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political right. Now imagine how this will affect the voter, or the new
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voter in the decision that is made. The automatic tendency will lean
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towards the moderate and left, while the right will be denied even the
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chance of being elected. We all can generally agree that education has
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a direct affect on the economic system of a country, as the highly educated
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will generally contribute the most while the least educated will make a
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less substantial contribution. If the highly educated are only among one
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political belief, than only one political belief will be represented in our
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society. Thus I conclude that our economy is being manipulated by the
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the extreme and moderate left as to eliminate right wing attitudes from
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Canadian living. I will also go as far as to suggest that this very well
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may be the cause for our recession, as from my observation it seems that
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the education system has been dilluted with left wing thinking from at
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least the late-60's.
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The Government:
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Lies plus Subversion equal Conspiracy, it's a known fact. Lets start
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out with the lies factor first; now here we have lies in the electoral
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system. They first start out as politically motivating speeches about
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such things as the deficit or free speech, which to the voter, these
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seem most innocent at first, but then they work their way to the top
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of the political chain. When they get to the top, or when the voter
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decides this is the kind of thing he wants in his country, they become
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very destructive. See the transition? From innocent to destructive.
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Now let me explain.
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We hear daily about all sorts of "new" issues about feminism, equal
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opportunity, liberal guilt, censorship, multiculturalism, `peace',
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and capital punishment. We all have our conceptions about which side
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you have to favour to be of whatever political persuasion but our faith
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in these issues are a deception at best. It's commonly accepted that
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these things are the essence of politics. But realistically, it's just
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talk, no matter how hard you believe it is up to a politician to decide
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and there is absolutley no clause or contract which dictates that a
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politician must tell the truth. Truth is not really what we are after
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here, it's the distinction between left and right and which side you
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are entitled to trust. Let us look at political development:
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At the beginning of most societies, a leader emerges and is a king
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or emperor and has complete unquestioned control over his domain.
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He makes decisions for all his people, and is responsible for the
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decisions he makes which equate basically to the well-being of his
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people. We know that the kingdoms of old were very dictatoral, and
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very non-concscious of the actual well-being of the people and that
|
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was their demise. Some kingdoms moderated slightly, and democracy was
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accepted while naturally others ceased to exist. This moderation was
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welcome because it demonstrated a symbiotic relationship between
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government and citizen(which I praise). Such systems have been dominant
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in the major economies of the world for 200-300 years or more and
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occasionally less. They are what I will call traditionalist, and
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technically because they are more familiar and established. The nature
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of tradition is not deceptive, in fact because it's so familiar it
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has nothing to hide and it doesn't have to establish itself so there
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will be no concealing or rationalizing of it. The tradition while
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admittedly left wing in nature is quite right wing in the modern day.
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It is almost certainly very conservative, and we continue to follow it
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because it rarely has abandoned us or brought us down. Now, left wing
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ideas and communism while being just as old are not by any means a
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tradition or established concrete thing. Thus they will almost be
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forced into concealing their true nature with deception and lies
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because they flow against a traditionalist way of life. This is the first
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factor of our equation -- Lies.
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Subversion is a very similar thing to lies, and is most usually the result
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of the lies which may be told. Subversion basically means to overtake or
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ruin and an example is what I pointed out in my theory about education. It
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in the example of communist/leftist takeover is the saturation of the
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currently established traditionalist order in place of a different and
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harmful new order. This is a part of reality, as our women tend to wear
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less and less clothing and our youth inherit a criminal mind and deal drugs
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to raise money for the communist revolution in North American society. It's
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this slow development that we least expect, and will slowly weaken us. It
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is this slow development tactic that the communist has adopted, and it is
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this slow development that is perfectly defined by the word "Subversion".
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I will let you all think of your own example of this Subversion, but it is
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very apparent to me that it has become a part of our lives in a big way.
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Once again, Lies plus Subversion equal Conspiracy. With this, I hope you
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will see that there is a communist and leftist conspiracy. It has infected
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us almost to the point where we no longer have control over it.
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Here's a few tips on how to remove the Communist influence from your
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life:
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- Don't recycle. Recycling is an idea attached to the majority of
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environmental organizations. Environmentalism is definitely a
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cog in the machine of Communist takeover.
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- Don't support social services, they are merely a way for Communists
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to raise extra financial support for our government.
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- Freedom of Speech in the form of unrestricted rights is also another
|
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tool of "their" revolution. With no restriction on freedom of speech
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it would be so easy for Communists to publish revolutionary tactics
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and rhetoric in the form of books, poems, and heavy metal/punk rock
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music.
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- Feminism is a ploy to involve women in the front lines of Guerrilla
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Warfare. While in some countries the status of women is quite low,
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in Canada men and women are equal and to give women more rights would
|
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be to give children firearms and dress them up in boy scout uniforms
|
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so that we could have yet one more enemy where we least suspect. There
|
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is no need for feminism in a civilized society, it's bad enough that
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Communists have men to fight their wars. And bad enough that literature
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is also a weapon. The same goes for civil rights movement, and racial
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action groups(if men and women of all races can wage a revolution then
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our liveliness and happiness will truly be obliterated).
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- Homosexuality is wrong. Only 1%(contrary to the common statistic of
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10%) of society is homosexual. That makes them a fringe group, and
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their practices are against all the concepts of verility, defined
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sexual identities(ie: man and woman). They are simply social outcasts
|
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and often sympathizers of Communism. Also there is no such thing as
|
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a latent homosexual, that is another manipulation. Homosexuals decide
|
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to live their lifestyles because they are afraid of the opposite sex,
|
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often face rejection from the opposite sex and want to experiment
|
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with their sexuality(which means they have no principles and thus are
|
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a target for Communist doctrine). They simply cannot be trusted.
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- Although this one is hard to identify, a majority are artists are
|
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communists or communist sympathizers. Particularily watch out
|
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for art that is obscene, inflammatory or designed as a some sort
|
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of cunning "social statement". The artistic community has helped
|
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elevate the seriousness of a Communist threat.
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==============================================================================
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One last important thing, if you are going to vote in the next election
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then it would be most helpful to our society if you voted Reform. While
|
|
their policies are very weak in many places, and their ideas about social
|
|
services and immigration are perhaps a little too left wing they are
|
|
generally the best party in Canada. Perhaps in the future there will
|
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be a stronger and much inspirational party but for now we have to settle
|
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for what there is.
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====+ +====
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"This is an addition to the Destroyer Series. Fred Ward read this story when it
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was first written. He had suggested that it be turned into a screen play." -
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fifteen
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====+ +====
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CREMO WILLIAMS
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"THE ADVENTURE CONTINUES"
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PART IV
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[fifteen/ssu#0]
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[Jack the Lad/ssu#5]
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CHAPTER ONE
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===========
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Chiun sat on a fluffy cushion watching a pretty soap opera. The soap opera
|
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was pretty and it had characters that sprouted perky little rose buds.
|
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Chiun was hired by the government. For an organization that doesnt exist.
|
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For a mission that doesnt exist. To get a pay-cheque that doesnt exist.
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CHAPTER TWO
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===========
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"Oh you pitiful goat!" said Chiun.
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"I am?" said Cremo.
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"You are." said Chiun.
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"Yes. You will never be born Korean" said Chiun.
|
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"You got me Chiun." said Cremo.
|
|
And the arguement was over- finally.
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CHAPTER THREE
|
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=============
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Cremo sat on a fluffy cushion watching a pretty soap opera. The soap opera
|
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was pretty and it had characters that sprouted perky little rose buds.
|
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Cremo was hired by the government. For an organization that doesnt exist.
|
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For a mission that doesnt exist. To get a pay-cheque that doesnt exist.
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CHAPTER FOUR
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============
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"Oh you pitiful goat!" said Cremo.
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"I am?" said Chiun.
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"You are." said Cremo.
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"Yes. You will never be born Korean" said Cremo.
|
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"You got me Cremo." said Chiun.
|
|
And the arguement was over- finally.
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CHAPTER FIVE
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============
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"Oh im almost into the top secret government vault." said Chiun
|
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"Excellent." said Cremo.
|
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"Oh I almost have the top secret file." said Chiun
|
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"Gnarly." said Cremo.
|
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"Oh my hand is almost attached to the file." said Chiun
|
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"Are you sure it's not something else?" said Cremo
|
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"What? What do you mean?" said Chiun
|
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"Err forget it." said Cremo
|
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"There my hand is firmly attached to the file." said Chiun
|
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"Tubular!" said Cremo
|
|
"Tubular?" said Chiun
|
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"Ok lets go. I hear the German Shephards coming!" said Cremo
|
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"Ok lets run." said Chiun
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CHAPTER SIX
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===========
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"Oh im almost into the top secret government vault." said Cremo
|
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"Excellent." said Chiun.
|
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"Oh I almost have the top secret file." said Cremo
|
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"Gnarly." said Chiun.
|
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"Oh my hand is almost attached to the file." said Cremo
|
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"Are you sure it's not something else?" said Chiun
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said Cremo
|
|
"Err forget it." said Chiun
|
|
"There my hand is firmly attached to the file." said Cremo
|
|
"Tubular!" said Chiun
|
|
"Tubular?" said Cremo
|
|
"Ok lets go. I hear the Basset Hounds coming!" said Chiun
|
|
"Ok lets run." said Cremo
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|
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CHAPTER SEVEN
|
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=============
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"This valley sure is high." said Chiun
|
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"But look Chiun, it is also long." said Cremo
|
|
"It is very treacherous to cross." said Chiun
|
|
"Especially with those radioactive alligators" said Cremo
|
|
"How should we get across it?" said Chiun
|
|
"We should walk." said Cremo
|
|
"Walk across what? The air?" said Chiun
|
|
"Yep." said Cremo
|
|
"Wow that was easy." said Chiun
|
|
"See you later alligators." said Cremo
|
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"In awhile crocodile." said Chiun
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|
|
CHAPTER EIGHT
|
|
=============
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"This valley sure is high." said Cremo
|
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"But look Chiun, it is also long." said Chiun
|
|
"It is very treacherous to cross." said Cremo
|
|
"Especially with those radioactive crocodiles" said Chiun
|
|
"How should we get across it?" said Cremo
|
|
"We should walk." said Chiun
|
|
"Walk across what? The air?" said Cremo
|
|
"Yep." said Chiun
|
|
"Wow that was easy." said Cremo
|
|
"See you later crocodile." said Chiun
|
|
"In awhile alligator." said Cremo
|
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|
|
CHAPTER NINE
|
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============
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|
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"Look at that girl." said Chiun
|
|
"She will help us get the file across the border patrol" said Cremo
|
|
"Hi my name is Becky perhaps you need me to smuggle a top secret file
|
|
guarded by vicious rotweillers across the border patrol?" said Becky
|
|
"I know a nine-point Synanjew secret to smuggle anything into a wet
|
|
tunnel." said Chiun
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said Cremo
|
|
"Err forget it." said Chiun
|
|
"Wow that was easy." said Becky
|
|
"It was." said Cremo
|
|
"It was indeed." said Chiun
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER TEN
|
|
===========
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|
|
"Look at that girl." said Cremo
|
|
"She will help us get the file across the border patrol" said Chiun
|
|
"Hi my name is Rebecca perhaps you need me to smuggle a top secret file
|
|
guarded by vicious pitbulls across the border patrol?" said Rebecca
|
|
"I know a nine-point Sinanjew secret to smuggle anything into a wet
|
|
tunnel." said Cremo
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said Chiun
|
|
"Err forget it." said Cremo
|
|
"Wow that was easy." said Rebecca
|
|
"It was." said Chiun
|
|
"It was indeed." said Cremo
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER ELEVEN
|
|
==============
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|
|
"That job was easy." said Chiun
|
|
"And so is Becky I hear." said Cremo
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said Becky
|
|
"Err forget it" said Cremo
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said Chiun
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said Becky
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said Cremo
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER TWELVE
|
|
==============
|
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|
|
"That job was easy." said Cremo
|
|
"And so is Rebecca I hear." said Chiun
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said Rebecca
|
|
"Err forget it" said Chiun
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said Cremo
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said Rebecca
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said Chiun
|
|
|
|
THE END
|
|
|
|
|
|
====+ +====
|
|
|
|
"Lou Farrakhan published this himself in the Nation of Islam newsletter" -
|
|
Jack the Lad
|
|
|
|
====+ +====
|
|
|
|
The Offical Racial Purity Test
|
|
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[fifteen/ssu#0]
|
|
|
|
[Jack the Lad/ssu#5]
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|
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|
|
******************************************************************************
|
|
The following is a racial purity test. This is put out by W.A.N. (White Aryan
|
|
Nations), C.I.A. (Christian Identity Aryans) and N.W.F. (New White Front).
|
|
******************************************************************************
|
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|
|
This file was disseminated originally to serve the purpose of self-policing.
|
|
On the first draft of the W.A.N. application form, it was unclear to some
|
|
members how involved/dedicated they had to be to the "cause" to gain
|
|
entrance into our organization. We discovered, after a few detailed
|
|
background checks and some disappointing results we had decided to draw
|
|
up the official 'Whiteman's Guide to Clean Living'; which is now the basis
|
|
for most of the major white separatism groups in North America. The "WGCL"
|
|
was a list of questions varying from the mild and innocent questions which
|
|
only probe the current lifestyle of the applicant to the more important
|
|
questions which help people live their lives day-to-day. Background and
|
|
the personal histories of each potential W.A.N. member is very important
|
|
to us because it is indicative of how involved and truly contributionary
|
|
they will be to our movement.
|
|
|
|
We have adapted the original WGCL into a text to follow the spirit of
|
|
the somewhat legendary PurityTest, for interest and entertainment.
|
|
All of the aforementioned groups are no longer in existance, and this
|
|
file is not to be considered hate literature or of racist content
|
|
because it is only a comparison to the reputable and widely distributed
|
|
PurityTest. It is not our intention to offend, and if the initial
|
|
affect of the distribution of this file is negative we deny all
|
|
responsibility.
|
|
|
|
Also it is important that we stress that this file is based entirely
|
|
on a political bias and by no means it is a complete representation
|
|
of the White Race, or any race, sect, religion or culture. It is
|
|
also not based on the current scientific standard of genetics, purity,
|
|
and heritage. Lastly and most importantly, it is not an attempt to
|
|
express our politics or beliefs. We would appreciate it most if you
|
|
see this as being completely non-dogmatic and especially typical
|
|
of what all white separatist organizations believe.
|
|
==============================================================================
|
|
|
|
And now the follow is the revised version of the RacialPurityTest or
|
|
RPT for short. This was composed some years ago, after the original
|
|
version of the test in the application won major awards and critical
|
|
acclaim in such magazines as Thunderbolt 2000, Cross Burners Digest and
|
|
the Whiteman's Guide to Survival in a Desolate America. So sit back
|
|
and read the tame version of the RPT.
|
|
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(01) Are you a Christian? (If Catholic, answer No.)
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(02) Are you an American citizen?
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(03) Are you originally of European descent? (If Spanish, Italian or
|
|
Portuguese, answer No.)
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(04) Do you understand the ideal of a separate White Nation?
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|
|
(05) Do you support the ideal of a separate White Nation?
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|
|
(06) Have your ancestors lived in America for more than one hundred years?
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(07) Have your ancestors lived in America for more the fifty years?
|
|
(It is possible to answer Yes for -6- and -7-.)
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(08) Have you abstained from the use of narcotics?
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(09) Are you currently free of a narcotics habit?
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(10) Have you ever taken part in racially motivated violence?
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(11) Have you ever kept a racial bias in the workplace?
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(12) Do you support the ideal of Apartheid?
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(13) Do you support Racial Segregation?
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(14) Have you ever participated in any political organizations?
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|
(15) Do you maintain a rightest-traditionalist-fundamentalist viewpoint on
|
|
the current state of world politics?
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(16) Do you believe in the right to bear arms?
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|
(17) Are you a member of any sub-culture orientated youth movement?
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(18) Do you understand the ideal of white power?
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Can you define the following terms? (Yes or No required)
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(19) KKK?
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(20) A.N.?
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(21) W.A.R.?
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(22) A.R.M.?
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(23) NF?
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(24) C.I.S.?
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(25) HF?
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(26) S&AOTL?
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(27) ZOG?
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(28) JDL?
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(29) AFL?
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(30) Do you think that immigration laws should be stiffened?
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(31) Do you support Capital Punishment?
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|
(32) Do you believe that purity can only be attained through the
|
|
elimination of racial mixing?
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|
(33) Do you support revisionist beliefs about the holocaust?
|
|
|
|
(34) Are you actively opposed to the centralization and organization of
|
|
minority and ethnic groups?
|
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|
(35) Did you support the decision and witch-hunts of the McCarthy
|
|
Administrations in the 1950's?
|
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(36) Did you support communist involvement in the Afghanistan conflict?
|
|
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|
(37) Did you support America's involvement in Vietnam?
|
|
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|
(38) Do you believe that there is a Jewish conspiracy?
|
|
|
|
(39) Do you believe that the Whiteman is the prophecized inheritor of the
|
|
Earth as spoken of in the Holy Bible?
|
|
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|
(40) Do you believe in the theory of evolution is only valid in
|
|
demonstrating the natural superiority of the White Race? (As opposed
|
|
to the 'lesser' races.)
|
|
|
|
(41) Do you believe that the determination of race is passed through the
|
|
father?
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(42) Do you believe that the existance of non-christian churches is
|
|
sacrilege in the eyes of God?
|
|
|
|
(43) Are you opposed to the growth of both the civil and gay rights
|
|
movement?
|
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(44) Do you oppose the existance of rights to guarantee equal rights
|
|
employment?
|
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|
(45) Do you believe that sexually promiscuous behaviour leads to the
|
|
mongrelization of the White Race?
|
|
|
|
(46) Do you hold the well-being of your nation above all else?
|
|
|
|
(47) Have you ever considered joining a White Power organization like the
|
|
Ku Klux Klan or the Aryan Nations?
|
|
|
|
(48) Do you understand the responsibility of belonging to such an
|
|
organizations?
|
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|
(49) Would you put down your life for such an organization?
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(50) Do you believe that racial cleansing is a justifiable means of
|
|
ensuring the purity of your race?
|
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SCORING SYSTEM:
|
|
|
|
The RPT was designed to be rated on a percentile basis.
|
|
A point is scored for each question that is answered with
|
|
a "Yes", no point is scored for an answer of "No" on any
|
|
question.
|
|
To reach a percentage result, simply multiply your total
|
|
score by Two. !50*2=100!
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|
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Example: A score of 26 out of 50 will warrant a total
|
|
percentage of 52 out of 100. This means you
|
|
have answered more than half of the questions
|
|
correctly.
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|
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RATINGS:
|
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01-30% -- Scored Very Poorly.
|
|
31-55% -- Average.
|
|
56-85% -- Politically and Racially Fit.
|
|
86-100% -- Motivated and Equipped for a Seperate White
|
|
Nation.
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|
====+ +====
|
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|
|
"This was a 1950's horror film, it was popular back then, so we decided to make
|
|
it into a story. We still think its pretty current and it still has the eerie
|
|
feeling to it." - Jack the Lad
|
|
|
|
====+ +====
|
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|
|
THE FROGMAN FROM KREEMO ISLAND - IN 3-D!
|
|
PART IV
|
|
'CHARLIE'S INHERITANCE'
|
|
|
|
[Jack the Lad/ssu#5]
|
|
|
|
[fifteen/ssu#0]
|
|
|
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CHAPTER ONE
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Cindy sat under a beach umbrella contemplating her marriage. The beach
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umbrella was magical. It spurted out the magical extract 'Diamond Engagement
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Braclet'. She was expecting to marry Nathan in the winter. She lived in sunny
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New Jersey.
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CHAPTER TWO
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"Oh Nathan is such a good catch don't you think Ethel the Maid?" said Cindy
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"He certainly is rich and has very good manners but he may not turn out
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to be such a good husband after the marriage." said Ethel the Maid
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"I hope that he is good with children." said Cindy
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"Well I guess I shouldn't nit-pick." said Ethel the Maid
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The heated argument was over- finally.
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CHAPTER THREE
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Susan sat under a beach umbrella contemplating her marriage. The beach
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umbrella was magical. It spurted out the magical extract 'Diamond Engagement
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Bracelet'. She was expecting to marry Murphy in the winter. She lived in sunny
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Montana.
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CHAPTER FOUR
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"Oh Murphy is such a good catch don't you think Ozuba the Maid?" said Susan
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"He certainly is rich and has very good manners but he may not turn out
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to be such a good husband after the marriage." said Ozuba the Maid
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"I hope that he is good with children." said Susan
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"Well I guess I shouldn't nit-pick." said Ozuba the Maid
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The heated argument was over- finally.
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CHAPTER FIVE
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"Ethel, did you know that Nathan is an archeologist and he has to go to
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Kreemo Island to dig up Polynesian gold statues." said Cindy
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"Why no I did not! It sounds like a major career step. He was only a
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student before." said Ethel the Maid
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"Unfortunately this means we are going to have to postpone the wedding
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until the spring." said Cindy
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"Thats to bad." said Ethel the Maid
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CHAPTER SIX
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"Ozuba, did you know that Murphy is an archeologist and he has to go to
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Kreemo Island to dig up Polynesian gold statues." said Susan
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"Why no I did not! It sounds like a major career step. He was only a
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student before." said Ozuba the Maid
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"Unfortunately this means we are going to have to postpone the wedding
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until the spring." said Susan
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"Thats to bad." said Ozuba the Maid
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CHAPTER SEVEN
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"I have terrible news Cindy." said Ethel the Maid
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"What? What could it be? What is it?" said Cindy
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"Nathan has gone MISSING! from his expedition on Kreemo Island." said
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Ethel the Maid
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"That means we are going to have to go there to find my missing dear
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fiance." said Cindy
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"Your right" said Ethel the Maid
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"Pack the bags Ethel, we are going to Kreemo Island!" said Cindy
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CHAPTER EIGHT
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"I have terrible news Susan." said Ozuba the Maid
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"What? What could it be? What is it?" said Susan
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"Nathan has gone MISSING! from his expedition on Kreemo Island." said
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Ozuba the Maid
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"That means we are going to have to go there to find my missing dear
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fiance." said Susan
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"Your right." said Ozuba the Maid
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"Pack the bags Ozuba, we are going to Kreemo Island!" said Susan
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CHAPTER NINE
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"Looks like we are ready for take-off Cindy." said Ethel the Maid
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"It looks like it." said Cindy
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"Wow that looks like a huge statue of a frog!" said Ethel the Maid
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"That looks like the Polynesian gold statues my fiance was digging up!"
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said Cindy
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"But this one has already been erected." said Ethel the Maid
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"I know something I want to see erected." said Cindy
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"What? What do you mean?" said Ethel the Maid
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"Err forget it." said Cindy
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CHAPTER TEN
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"Looks like we are ready for take-off Susan." said Ozuba the Maid
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"It looks like it." said Susan
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"Wow that looks like a huge statue of a frog!" said Ozuba the Maid
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"That looks like the Polynesian gold statues my fiance was digging up!"
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said Susan
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"But this one has already been erected." said Ozuba the Maid
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"I know something I want to see erected." said Susan
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"What? What do you mean?" said Ozuba the Maid
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"Err forget it." said Susan
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CHAPTER ELEVEN
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"Look! Footprints in the mud!" said Cindy
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"It looks as if someone has been walking all over the island in
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flippers!" said Ethel the Maid
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"It looks like we are the butt of a shenanigan. Probably the natives found
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a diving suit that washed ashore. But lets look for Nathan." said Cindy
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"Ok good idea." said Ethel the Maid
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"Oh hi Nathan, where did you go? We heard you were missing!" said Cindy
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"Uhh no where I just uhh went off." said Nathan
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"You had us worried, we traveled all the way down here to look for you!"
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said Ethel the Maid
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"Oh but it was worth it to see my dear Nathan. Oh I love you." said Cindy
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CHAPTER TWELVE
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"Look! Footprints in the mud!" said Susan
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"It looks as if someone has been walking all over the island in
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flippers!" said Ozuba the Maid
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"It looks like we are the butt of a shenanigan. Probably the natives found
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a diving suit that washed ashore. But lets look for Nathan." said Susan
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"Ok good idea." said Ozuba the Maid
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"Oh hi Nathan, where did you go? We heard you were missing!" said Susan
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"Uhh no where I just uhh went off." said Nathan
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"You had us worried, we traveled all the way down here to look for you!"
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said Ozuba the Maid
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"Oh but it was worth it to see my dear Nathan. Oh I love you." said Susan
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN
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"Uhh it's lovely to see you both." said Nathan
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"Nathan, are you alright?" said Ethel the Maid
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"My Lord! It seems that Ethel the Maid has been murdered." said Cindy
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"And Nathan has disappeared!" said Cindy
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN
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"Uhh it's lovely to see you both." said Murphy
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"Murphy, are you alright?" said Ozuba the Maid
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"My Lord! It seems that Ozuba the Maid has been murdered." said Susan
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"And Nathan has disappeared!" said Cindy
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CHAPTER FIFTEEN
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"I think I should get to the bottom of this I MUST find Nathan" said Cindy
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"I know what I'd like to get to the bottom of." said Steele the Musky
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Archeologist
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"What? What do you mean?" said Cindy
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"Err forget it." said Steele the Musky Archeologist
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"Ok lets go find Nathan." said Cindy
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"Excellent." said Steele the Musky Archeologist
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"Oh no! Something menacing towards us!" said Cindy
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"I must kill it with my machete." said Steele the Musky Archeologist
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"But wait! It has the eyes of my beloved Nathan!" said Cindy
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"It jumped on top of Cindy! And it's tearing at her sun-dress!" said
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Steele the Musky Archeologist
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"Help me Steele the Musky Archeologist!" said Cindy
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"Well im glad its dead." said Steele the Musky Archeologist
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"The natives must of TRANSFORMED Nathan into a carnivorous FROGMAN!" said
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Cindy
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CHAPTER SIXTEEN
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"I think I should get to the bottom of this I MUST find Murphy" said Susan
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"I know what I'd like to get to the bottom of." said Dan the Muscled
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Archeologist
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"What? What do you mean?" said Susan
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"Err forget it." said Dan the Muscled Archeologist
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"Ok lets go find Murphy." said Susan
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"Excellent." said Dan the Muscled Archeologist
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"Oh no! Something menacing towards us!" said Susan
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"I must kill it with my broadsword." said Dan the Muscled Archeologist
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"But wait! It has the eyes of my beloved Murphy!" said Susan
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"It jumped on top of Susan! And it's tearing at her sun-dress!" said Dan
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the Muscled Archeologist
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"Help me Dan the Muscled Archeologist!" said Susan
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"Well im glad its dead." said Dan the Muscled Archeologist
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"The natives must of TRANSFORMED Murphy into carnivorous FROGMAN!" said
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Susan
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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
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"Im glad we are home Steele the Musky Archeologist." said Cindy
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"What are you going to do now that your marriage plans are cancelled?"
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said Steele the Musky Archeologist
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"Well, I was thinking that you and I could get hitched." said Cindy
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"Oh Cindy, you darling!" said Steele the Musky Archeologist
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"Oh Steele! I love you!" said Cindy
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"Hahahahahahahaha." said Steele the Musky Archeologist
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"Hahahahahahahaha." said Cindy
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CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
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================
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"Im glad we are home Dan the Muscled Archeologist." said Susan
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"What are you going to do now that your marriage plans are cancelled?"
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said Dan the Muscled Archeologist
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"Well, I was thinking that you and I could get hitched." said Susan
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"Oh Susan, you darling!" said Dan the Muscled Archeologist
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"Oh Dan! I love you!" said Susan
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"Hahahahahahahaha." said Dan the Muscled Archeologist
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"Hahahahahahahaha." said Susan
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THE END
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====+ +====
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"A real down to earth real life story of a spy who retired from the C.I.A. last
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year." - fifteen
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====+ +====
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KREEMoo4/5
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PART IV
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'GARY'S GROSS INCOME'
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[fifteen/ssu#0]
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[Jack the Lad/ssu#5]
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CHAPTER ONE
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===========
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Agent oo4 was sitting in his spy-car. It was an attractive spy-car. The
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spy-car was attactive and big. It was a mystical spy-car, the spy-car was
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mystical. It spurted out the mystical lotion 'Acid-Squirt-Ball-Point-Spy-Pens'.
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He or she was on a top secret assignment. An assignment that was top secret.
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The secret of the assignment was to secure a classified document in a safe.
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CHAPTER TWO
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"Are you ready for your top secret assignment?" said The Director of
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Assignments
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"Yes, director." said Agent oo4
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"That's The Director of Assignments to you!" said The Director of
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|
Assignments
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|
"Sorry for the informality, The Director of Assignments, will I be heading
|
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down to Research and Development to try some new top secret spy-gadgets?" said
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Agent oo4
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"Yes, you will." said The Director of Assignments
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"It's a nice time of year for a stroll." said the Male or Female Secretary
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"Yes, it is. Im going down to Research and Development. A stroll? Out of
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the question." said Agent oo4
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CHAPTER THREE
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|
=============
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Agent oo5 was sitting in his spy-car. It was an attractive spy-car. The
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spy-car was attractive and big. It was a mystical spy-car, the spy-car was
|
|
mystical. It spurted out the mystical lotion
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'Bullet-Shooting-Cyanide-Gas-Spraying-Spy-Umbrellas'.
|
|
He or she was on a top secret assignment. An assignment that was top
|
|
secret. The secret of the assignment was to secure a classified document in a
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safe.
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CHAPTER FOUR
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============
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"Are you ready for your top secret spy mission?" said The Director of Top
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Secret Spy-Missions
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"Yes, director." said Agent oo5
|
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"Thats The Director of Top Secret Spy-Missions to you!" said The Director of
|
|
Top Secret Spy-Missions
|
|
"Sorry for the informality, The Director of Top Secret Spy-Missions, will I
|
|
be heading down to Reseach and Development to try some new top secret
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|
spy-gadgets?" said Agent oo5
|
|
"Yes, you will." said The Director of Top Secret Spy-Missions
|
|
"It's a nice time of year for a stroll." said the Male or Female Secretary
|
|
"Yes, it is. Im going down to Research and Development. A stroll? Out of
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the question." said Agent oo5
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CHAPTER FIVE
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============
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"Dammit. A retina scan. My eye has been on the fritz lately. Something
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|
called night blindness. Im glad I passed." said Agent oo4
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"Here are our newest spy-gadget toys." said The Crazed Scientist who might
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be Male or Female
|
|
"These gadgets are fascinating. Thank you for your time." said Agent oo4
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|
"Yes, Agent oo4." said The Crazed Scientist who might be Male or Female
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CHAPTER SIX
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===========
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"Dammit. A retina scan. My eye has been on the fritz lately. Something
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|
called night blindness. Im glad I passed." said Agent oo5
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"Here are our newest spy-gadget toys." said The Crazed Scientist who might
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be a Man or a Woman
|
|
"These gadgets are fascinating. Thank you for your time." said Agent oo5
|
|
"Yes, Agent oo5." said The Crazed Scientist who might be a Man or a Woman
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CHAPTER SEVEN
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=============
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"Thank god my spy-card gives me frequent flyer miles so that I can get to
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Kreemoo Island. Unfortunately, Kreemoo Island is currently under democratic
|
|
rule." said Agent oo4
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"We are landing now." said the Pilot
|
|
"This island sure is nice." said Agent oo4
|
|
"Hello. May I buy you a drink?" said The Rich Jet-Setting Industrialist of
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|
the Opposite Sex
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|
"I will have a dry whiskey. Shaken. Not stirred. With an avocado." said
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Agent oo4
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"Make that two." said The Rich Jet-Setting Industrialist of the Opposite
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Sex
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|
"Now that it's the morning, do you still respect me?" said The Rich
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Jet-Setting Industrialist of the Opposite Sex
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"Of course, but I have business to attend to." said Agent oo4
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CHAPTER EIGHT
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|
=============
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"Thank god my spy-card gives me frequent flyer miles so that I can get to
|
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Kreemoo Island. Unfortunately, Kreemoo Island is currently under capitalist
|
|
rule." said Agent oo5
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"We are landing now." said the Pilot
|
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"This island sure is nice." said Agent oo5
|
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"Oui, Bonjour. May moi buy you a drink?" said The Wealthy Affluent Super
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Model of the Opposite Sex
|
|
"I will have a dry whiskey. Shaken. Not stirred. With a papaya." said
|
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Agent oo5
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"Make that two." said The Wealthy Affluent Super Model of the Opposite
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Sex
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"Now that it's morning, do you still respect me?" said The Wealthy
|
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Affluent Super Model of the Opposite Sex
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"Of course, but I have business to attend to." said Agent oo5
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CHAPTER NINE
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|
============
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"What's this Polynesian gold statue doing here in the middle of the
|
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jungle?" said The Rich Jet-Setting Industrialist of the Opposite Sex
|
|
"My observations determine that it has an uncanny resemblance to a frog."
|
|
said The Double-Agent Covering as an Archeologist
|
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"I see the mansion up ahead through the bush, thank god you decided to
|
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become a Double-Agent and show us the way through the jungle!" said Agent oo4
|
|
"Oh no, we will have to cross this hidden valley to get to the mansion..
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It's so long.." said The Rich Jet-Setting Industrialist of the Opposite Sex
|
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"I have a little something here which can also become very long with the
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proper attention." said The Double-Agent Covering as an Archeologist
|
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"What? What do you mean?" said The Rich Jet-Setting Industrialist of the
|
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Opposite Sex
|
|
"Err forget it." said The Double-Agent Covering as an Archeologist
|
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"This valley looks very treacherous." said Agent oo4
|
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"Especially with those rabid radioactive alligators down there!" said The
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Rich Jet-Setting Industrialist of the Opposite Sex
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"im glad we crossed it. One less obstacle." said The Double-Agent Covering
|
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as an Archeologist
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CHAPTER TEN
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===========
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"What's this Polynesian gold statue doing here in the middle of the
|
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jungle?" said The Wealthy Affluent Super Model of the Opposite Sex
|
|
"My observations determine that it has an uncanny resemblance to a frog."
|
|
said The Double-Agent Covering as an Archeologist
|
|
"I see the mansion up ahead through the bush, thank god you decided to
|
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become a Double-Agent and show us the way through the jungle!" said Agent oo5
|
|
"Oh no, we will have to cross this secret valley to get to the mansion..
|
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It's so long.." said The Wealthy Affluent Super Model of the Opposite Sex
|
|
"I have a little something here which can also become very long with the
|
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proper attention." said The Double-Agent Covering as an Archeologist
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said The Wealthy Affluent Super Model of the
|
|
Opposite Sex
|
|
"Err forget it." said The Double-Agent Covering as an Archeologist
|
|
"This valley looks very treacherous." said Agent oo5
|
|
"Especially with those rabid radioactive alligators down there!" said The
|
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Wealthy Affluent Super Model of the Opposite Sex
|
|
"im glad we crossed it. One less obstacle." said The Double-Agent Covering
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as an Archeologist
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CHAPTER ELEVEN
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|
==============
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"This is a nice mansion. To bad I will have to destroy it." said Agent oo4
|
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"You will have to go through me first, my cause will be remembered in the
|
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hearts and minds of the youngsters who want to see the world change in the
|
|
positive way!" said The Opportunistic Young Leader of the Benevolent Forces of
|
|
Good Against Dictatoral Rule
|
|
"Oh no! you have knocked out The Rich Jet-Setting Industrialist of the
|
|
Opposite Sex" said Agent oo4
|
|
"This is my chance to attack the Opportunistic Young Leader of the
|
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Benevolent Forces of Good Against Dictatoral Rule from behind! No Genre
|
|
Immune!" said The Double-Agent Covering as an Archeologist
|
|
"It's too bad they both died. It looks like his servant has become his
|
|
demise. No Genre Immune! Victory!" said Agent oo4
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|
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CHAPTER TWELVE
|
|
==============
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"This is a nice mansion. To bad I will have to destroy it." said Agent oo5
|
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"You will have to go through me first, my cause will be remembered in the
|
|
hearts and minds of the youngsters who want to see the world change in the
|
|
positive way!" said The Charismatic Young Leader of the Benevolent Forces of
|
|
Good Against Totalitarian Rule
|
|
"Oh no! you have knocked out The Wealthy Affluent Super Model of the
|
|
Opposite Sex" said Agent oo5
|
|
"This is my chance to attack the Charismatic Young Leader of the
|
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Benevolent Forces of Good Against Totalitarian Rule from behind! No Genre
|
|
Immune!" said The Double-Agent Covering as an Archeologist
|
|
"It's too bad they both died. It looks like his servant has become his
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demise. No Genre Immune! Victory!" said Agent oo5
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN
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|
================
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"My hand is almost firmly attached to the file now." said Agent oo4
|
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"Good work." said Ozuba the Maid
|
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"My hand is now firmly attached to the file now." said Agent oo4
|
|
"Excellent." said Ozuba the Maid
|
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"I think I hear the docile fire-breathing hellhounds!" said Agent oo4
|
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"Ok, lets run." said Ozuba the Maid
|
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"Ok, RUN!" said Agent oo4
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN
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|
================
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"My hand is almost firmly attached to the file now." said Agent oo5
|
|
"Good work." said Ethel the Maid
|
|
"My hand is now firmly attached to the file now." said Agent oo5
|
|
"Excellent." said Ethel the Maid
|
|
"I think I hear the friendly blood-slurping acid-spitting doberman
|
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pinchers!" said Agent oo5
|
|
"Ok, lets run." said Ethel the Maid
|
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"Ok, RUN!" said Agent oo5
|
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|
|
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
|
|
===============
|
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"It looks like someone has been walking all over the island in flippers!"
|
|
said Agent oo4
|
|
"It looks like we are the butt of a shenanigan again." said Ozuba the Maid
|
|
"Looks like i'll have to use my machete on the carnivorous FROGMAN!" said
|
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Agent oo4
|
|
"Ok, good do it!" said Ozuba the Maid
|
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"There, it's dead. Im glad hes dead." said Agent oo4
|
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"My beloved Nathan has disappeared!" said Cindy
|
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|
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CHAPTER SIXTEEN
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"It looks like someone has been walking all over the island in flippers!"
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said Agent oo5
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"It looks like we are the butt of a shenanigan again." said Ethel the Maid
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"Looks like i'll have to use my machete on the carnivorous FROGMAN!" said
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Agent oo5
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"Ok, good do it!" said Ethel the Maid
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"There, it's dead. Im glad hes dead." said Agent oo5
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"My beloved Nathan has disappeared!" said Susan
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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
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"Good work Agent oo4. You got the file." said The Director of Assignments
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"Thank you." said Agent oo4
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"I think you need a vacation Agent oo4." said The Director of Assignments
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"The secret is very interesting." said Agent oo4
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"Excellent." said The Director of Assignments
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"I think im up for that stroll now." said Agent oo4
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"Hahahahahahaha." said The Secretary who may be a Man or a Woman
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"Hahahahahahaha." said Agent oo4
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CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
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"Good work Agent oo4. You got the file." said The Director of Top Secret
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Spy-Missions
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"Thank you." said Agent oo5
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"I think you need a vacation Agent oo5." said The Director of Top Secret
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Spy-Missions
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"The secret is very interesting." said Agent oo5
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"Excellent." said The Director of Top Secret Spy-Missions
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"I think im up for that stroll now." said Agent oo5
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"Hahahahahahaha." said The Secretary who may be a Man or a Woman
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"Hahahahahahaha." said Agent oo5
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THE END
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"Sorry but this one is serious folks." - fifteen
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Ceremony of Blood
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[fifteen/ssu#0]
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The precipitation of unkempt masses had slowed due to the darkening of the
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sky, and the neccesity of the market-goers' loved ones. The shops were
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closing, yet most secretly re-opening to service the greed of Tokyo's night
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life. A familiar peace, that of exhaustion, spread through the neon city like
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a great drought washed clean by a short rain. This moment was the one pure
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thing to come from the accelerated avarice of several previous generations. A
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scenery of the everyday, observed by none, with a deliberate exception.
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Watanabe Toru took solace in the temporary silence of the city, while others
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prepared.
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Iyetsu Kensuke, a simple man in a world of jesters, was growing impatient
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as he stood in a paper room. This distraction, this informality, was grating
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the nerves of this precocious fanatic. An oath he took, the prelude to his
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iniation was about to be consummated. Kensuke was but a pawn in the eyes of
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the esteemed leaders who forced him to wait, but he was determined to end his
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interview with great efficiency. "Mister Iyetsu.." a voice cornered into the
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room from the sliding door. He forced himself into the other room, dancing on
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the edge of frustration. This room identical to the previous in every detail,
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except for the faces which decorated it. The one that called was a mere
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hireling, stuck between a position of authority and that of abject
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complacency. Unnoticed, the door was closed by the studious hands of the
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clonelike servant. The man in the room climbed to meet Kensuke in a short
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bow. "There will be no introductions, Mister Iyetsu, as we will not meet
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again" said the ancient man of the room. Kensuke gave an obligatory nod, not
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questioning the statement. He barely managed not to cringe upon his first
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full look at this man, upon those shrivelled folds and layers of his aged
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face. The decrepit features of the man moved with a ragged grace that seemed
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to control the contours of his outdated business suit. This man was a rotted
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skeleton at best, a shell waiting for the soul to finally abandon it and in
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this he was no different than any esteemed man in Tokyo. "Have you decided on
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my task of initiation?" were Kensuke's first words, practiced to ring with an
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unmeasured amount of enthusiasm. At this the great old man folded his loose
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hands and seemed to grasp at an answer. "From this very day, you will be cut
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from the world, never to look back at solid ground". "I understand" said
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Kensuke, wishing for the old man to hurry. "Your life will be forfeit to
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build our cause, and your death meaningful only to the advancement of it"
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said the Old man with delay. "I offer my life willingly, and will accept
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death without any reservation" replied Kensuke in military fashion. "Then I
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can only hope that your dedication will fertilize our mission of anachronism,
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but dedication is something which must be tested before relied upon.." the Old
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man uttered with insight. "It is in your hands, I will submit to any test of
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your design" said Kensuke. The Old man communicatively nodded, and the servant
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snuck out the door to obtain a contract and some documents.
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Toru was interrupted by a wave of traffic, his peace has perished for
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another day. He adjusted the rose on his tuxedo and curiously eyed his gold
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watch. Pacing around the water fountain at which he waited, he made sure that
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no one was watching, that no one would shame him for what he was about to
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take part in. Inspecting his watch again, he found the time to drift into
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thought. This was his last night in Tokyo, his rise in the zaibatsu had
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warranted a transfer to Thailand to head up the advertising division. The
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accomplishments so far almost totally a result of upbringing and family
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honor, he needed a chance to earn freedom from his fathers glory. Watanabe
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Fukami had won leadership of the zaibatsu by defending it from an almost
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certain takeover, a white collar warrior who had predetermined the future's of
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his children and their children by his success. Toru was ashamed of the
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position he was defaulted into by birth, a life with no variation and void of
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it's own ambitions. He was to inherit a throne and legacy, but not of his own
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ability. Thailand allowed him to finally get away from the source, not
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entitling him to freedom but at least lessening the aggravation. The night
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before he shipped out, he was to visit his lover.
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Kensuke, on edge from his interview, managed marginally to catch the bullet
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train that would take him to his destination. He cleaned himself from the
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reflection in the glass of the train window, straightening his tie, brushing
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off his coat and combing the hair that which just fell short of complimenting
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his square face. The train travelled to the proper stop, and with effort
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Kensuke made it out the doors before they closed. He walked up and through the
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train terminal and out into the pristine streets. He tried his best to
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conpensate for the delay faced earlier and his pace quickened to a slow jog.
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The water fountain came into sight as Kensuke returned to a walk, and
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immediately he spotted his friend Toru. Kensuke and Toru exchanged knowing
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glances and they walked business-like to Kensuke's apartment. Arrangements had
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been made that Kensuke would be followed, and a black sedan rode close to the
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curb observing the two lovers from a distance.
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The washroom of the apartment was immaculately clean, and Iyetsu Kensuke
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stood shaving in front of a steamed mirror, convulsively. A few nicks were
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bandaged and Kensuke squated on the floor in his housecoat, hugging his legs
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as he shook from fear. After a slight moment of introspection he wiped the
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indecision from his face and a cold intensity filled its place. He tip-toed
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expertly into the bedroom and reached into his closet, seeing that Toru was
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asleep. The bed was a spent mass of passion, intricately build, and ruined
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only by the body that slept there. Kensuke removed an heirloom sword from the
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top shelf of the closet and moved steadily towards the bed. Toru sleepily
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sighed and rolled to face the other side of the room as Kensuke's heart shrunk
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with terror. Kensuke took a traditional Samurai stance and progressively drew
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the decoratively deadly Katana. Toru began snoring in a content bliss,
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unaware of the impending doom that lurked above him. Precision conquered as an
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earth-shattered Kiai bellowed through the room and the Katana sealed itself in
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the bed, slowed only by flesh, tendon and brainstem. What lay there now was a
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slender japanese body, gushing rivers of blood, denied of even a twitch or a
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moment to look death in the eye. The head shot into the headboard making a
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deep sound, and Kensuke shrieked a spray of crimson afterlife soiled his
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white terri-cloth housecoat. He tore the sword from the bed of sin, and held
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it in the air bragging of the life it had just reaped. To keep himself from a
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breakdown, Kensuke screamed another endless Kiai and shook his tightly
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locked arms with blood-fury. The water from bath dripped down mixing with
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the sweat of his tension and the light above burned down like a spotlight.
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Kensuke sheathed the ceremonial weapon, exempt from the shock that was about
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to hit and aggressively packed a week's clothing into a suitcase. He ran
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unconsciously towards the street below, tripping on the stairs and scraping
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the sheathe of the blade which he carried in the hand opposite to the
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suitcase.
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Parked suspiciously outside was the black sedan, which waited the whole
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night for a single purpose. Kensuke almost hit the car when he tumbled
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through the door in a blood soaked housecoat and the car door opened briefly
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to allow him inside. It set in finally, and Kensuke gripped for the reality
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of the night. "Your lover is dead?" said the driver of the man, an offensive
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looking japanese with bulging muscles and a designer business suit. "H-he is
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dead" Kensuke said with little strength. The car drove off, approaching
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safety from the law that would eventually pursue. Iyetsu Kensuke had passed
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the test, that of murdering his corporatist lover. Kensuke had entered the
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life he so desired, taking his first step into the darkness and forever
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pledging to die for a forgotten cause.
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[This story is affectionately dedicated to Mushima Yukio, a patriot and
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artist of post-war Japan. His works were a reflection upon the progress and
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reparation that Japan had initiated after the bombing of Nagasaki and
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Hiroshima. Mishima(in traditional manner, the surname is listed
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first as to give respect and clearance to the family over the self) was an
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ardent political activist and much of what he wrote was a statement of his
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traditionalist views. His life was pure, and ethical, his death the perfect
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statement to a life of many achievements. In his creative period, ages 20 to
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45, Mishima had written over 200 works which included plays, novels, stories
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and poems. His was a testament to the perfection of mind and body, as he
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studied Kendo and Karate, achieving a high rank in both as well as being a
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body-builder and accomplished actor. In every sense of the word, he was a true
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samurai, despite his own self-doubts. It was on November 25th of 1970 that
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has life ended, not as a violent protest but rather as a meditative ritual of
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completion. This was the day he finished the Sea of Fertility series, the
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thing he claimed was the sum of his life. This story was written on this same
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day, of 1993. The main character(Iyetsu Kensuke), in different circumstances
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could have been a younger Yukio. While I am not an advocator of his politics,
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nor his way of life, I am amazed and inspired by the accomplishments of his
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life. I have seen no better example of honor, or sensitivity and it is this
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|
reason that he has been compared to the likes of Earnest Hemingway and Fyodor
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Dostoyevsky. It is unfortunate that this artist has only recieved acclaim in
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small circles. He chose to end his own life, yet others have only lived
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through him vicariously. I wrote this for others who could relate to his
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messages, in hope that it will be a reminder for them to attempt to achieve
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all of their dreams and not to settle for a life of misery and monotony.]
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====+ +====
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"I feel that the problem described in this file is on an equal level with the
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current economic disparities in Canada." - Jack the Lad
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NONE DARE CALL IT CONSPIRACY
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By
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[Jack the Lad/ssu#5]
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PART ONE
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'Don't Confuse Me With The Facts'
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=================================
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Most of us have had the experience, either as parents or youngsters, of
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trying to discover the "hidden picture" within another picture in a children's
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magazine. Usually you are shown a landscape with trees, bushes, flowers and
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|
other bits of nature. The caption reads something like this: "Concealed
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somehwere in this picture is a donkey pulling a cart with a boy in it. Can you
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find them?" Try as you might, usually you could not find the hidden picture
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until you turned to a page farther back in the magazine which would reveal how
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cleverly the artist had hidden it from us. If we study the landscape we realize
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that the whole picture was painted in such a way as to conceal the real picture
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within and once we see the "real picture," it stands out like the proverbial
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painful digit.
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It's obvious that a picture like this is intentionally painted to deceive
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the onlooker. What kind of deception such a picture would weave is really kind
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|
of ambigious, you can never really guess the purpose asides from the fact that
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it initially fools the viewer. There are of course things in the real world
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which are meant to fool and deceive the unsuspecting person.
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PART TWO
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'The Harvestmen Manipulators'
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We all see things that are wrong with the world, and often when we sit
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down and really discuss the issues at hand, we find some sort of point of
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|
agreeance. It's not hard to really communicate a problem and be understood
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because things like politics and economic issues are really quite petty.
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Admittedly, we cant always find a resolution that everyone can agree with but
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the acceptance is certainly a step in this direction. The problem I am about to
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discuss traverses the world over, from the temperate climates of North America
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to the tropics of South America, Hawaii and Asia as well as various spots in
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many other significant parts of the world. It's a problem in physical size that
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|
can easily be ignored but in physical number, it will overwhelm even the most
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dedicated man. It dwells in the creaks and cracks in a crumbling urban society,
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it preys at night on the small and weak. It has such a capacity for savagery,
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that it can blindly crush its unsuspecting victim without a whim or a
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hesistation. It is such a dispicable threat, that for each time you succeed over
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it, it grows bigger and more numerous. The common name of this threat is the
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Harvestmen and the impact on society and the power they have over us is
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remarkable.
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PART THREE
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'Bankrolling The Harvestmen Revolution'
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Everyone who reads this bankrolls the Harvestmen Revolution in some way or
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another. They may not know how they are doing it or even that they are
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responsible for assisting this truly insidious cause. It measures down to even
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the smallest or non-cheallant activities from digging a hole, or growing a
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|
flower to even moving furniture or tending a vegetable garden. For the
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Harvestmen are truly survivalists and one day they may take the habits of the
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|
typical predator while the next, a scavenger. They are truly adaptive these
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creatures and can evolve to torment even the most cunning person. As they
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stalk or hide, they prepare and plan to achieve their ultimate victory over
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mankind. Yes, everytime you plant a seed or trim a rose bush, they will be
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watching -- waiting. Their cause depends on your apathy and ignorance towards
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them and the revolution grows at an alarming rate as they reproduce. You may as
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well be lending a hand to their cause like you wanted it to happen all along,
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like you felt better as a slave to them.
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PART FOUR
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'Establishing The Establishment'
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The Harvestmen (sub-class Opiolines)
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"Like the mites and ticks, the Harvestmen have the head, thorax and
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abdomen fused into a single structure, but that is as far as the
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similarity goes, for the latter are free-living predators upon other
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arthropods. They often, but not always, have legs which can be up to 30
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times the lenght of the body. (Mites and ticks have very short legs.) Body
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size of most Harvestmen lies in range 0.25-0.5 in (6-12 mm).
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They are the group most likely to be confused with spiders, but they may
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be distinguised from the latter by the fused cephalothorax and abdomen
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show clear segmentation, a characteristic found only in the rarely seen,
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primitive liphistiid spiders.
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Harvestmen are omnivorious in nature, living on small arthopods, dead or
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alive, as well as fungus and plant material. Digestion is internal and
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some solid food is taken in, something that is uncharacteristic of
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arachnids. The male possesses a penis with which he introduces sperm into
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the female's reproductive opening, and she then lays her eggs in cracks
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and crevices around her with the assistance of her ovipositor. They have
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worldwide distribution, though those from the tropics tend to be
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shorter-legged than temperate species."
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(an excerpt from 'Spiders an Illustrated Guide' by Rod Preston-Mafham and
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published by New Burlington Books)
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First off, lets get one thing straight. Harvestmen are NOT Daddylong Legs.
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Daddylong Legs are Crane Flies, and Crane Flies can be easily identified as
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giant mosquitoes which are attracted to light colours and occasionally wander
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into your home. It is quite apparent that the size of the Harvestmen's threat
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is so tremendous and so incredible, that it must be stopped in it's tracks. They
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carry germs, they trespass on your property and occasionally attack you. I have
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had many personal confrontations with these hell-spawn insects, at the cost of
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life and limb. I am so overwhelmed with hatred and despair at the same time
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that I an unable to truly have the upperhand. I kill and I kill and I kill and
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I kill and I kill, sometimes I light them on fire, and other times I use the
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more conventional method of just stomping out the little creatures with a stick
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or shoe. Their nature is truly evil. Not only are they sickly looking, but they
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eat all the smaller innocent insects. They are cunning and although fragile,
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they are not afraid to fight for their cause. They cannot carry a rifle, oh but
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they are life threatening indeed.
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The male Harvestmen is a dark brown in colour. Its front teeth are smaller
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than the females, which are long and deadly, but should not go unnoticed. If it
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attaches itself to your skin, you will have a deadly enemy to deal with. If you
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are having hand to hand combat with this vicious beast, be prepared to be
|
|
sprayed by its deady odorous substance. Since I have had many combat trials
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with these insipid insectoid invaders, I know that the spray can be most
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difficult to remove. I have scrubbed endlessly with soap and water but with no
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prevail.
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The female Harvestmen is a reddish colour. Unlike the male Harvestmen, the
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front teeth of a female Harvestmen are extrememly long and vicious. If this
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attacks you and manages to get onto your skin the pain will be excruciating. It
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will likely spray you with its toxin and you will smell and have two small
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teeth marks on your skin as it will attempt to eat you alive.
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If you are confronted with more than one, it is very wise to take
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precautions. You can either walk away like a coward, or you can stand up and
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fight. The best way to fight more than one Harvestmen is to use a equal
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concentration of Butane and WD-40 and pour it around the areas that the
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Harvestmen inhabit. The next step is to light it, now I wouldn't suggest a
|
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match or an ordinary lighter because you wouldn't want to get too close, (not
|
|
because you might burn yourself, but because the Harvestmen might jump up and
|
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attempt to kill you) the most effective weapon is a barbeque lighter because of
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the length.
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PART FIVE
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'You Are The Answer'
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====================
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There would be no point in writing this article unless I were to tell you
|
|
that the situation is not hopeless but you must understand that we, the humans,
|
|
are outnumbered. This is a battle not to be fought by a few men, but something
|
|
to be embraced by all men regardless of class, colour or creed. We cannot sit
|
|
down any longer if we plan to triumph over the evil that infests our walls,
|
|
basements and flower gardens. Its not a struggle of personal distaste or a
|
|
struggle for political power, it is for the safety and sanctity of all mankind.
|
|
With dedication, courage, honour and strength we can overcome the Harvestmen.
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====+ +====
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"A sexy romance that takes place in a famous historical period." - fifteen
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====+ +====
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|
SWASH-BUCKLING ADVENTURES ONBOARD THE 'CREEMOE'
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|
PART IV
|
|
'BOBBY'S TAX RETURN'
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|
|
CHAPTER ONE
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A young woman sat aboard the deck of the 'Creemoe'. It was a lovely boat,
|
|
which had magical sails, which spurted out the magical 'NGC-MAX-Observer
|
|
Tele-Scopes'.
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|
She was on a mission of love- a love mission- a magical mission of romance
|
|
and warm embraces.
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|
|
CHAPTER TWO
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|
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"So have you decided who shall be blessed as your husband?" said Patrick
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|
the Pure.
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|
"No, I have not decided, I am torn between you, Patrick the Pure and Dirk
|
|
the Dastardly." said Catherine the Vestal Princess
|
|
"Well decide soon, or my virtue shall wane." said Patrick the Pure
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER THREE
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A young woman sat aboard the deck of the 'Creemoe'. It was a lovely boat,
|
|
which had magical sail, which spurted out the magical 'Schmidt-Cassegrains
|
|
Field-Glass'.
|
|
She was on a mission of love- a love mission- a magical mission of romance
|
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and warm embraces.
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|
|
CHAPTER FOUR
|
|
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"So have you decided who shall be blessed as your husband?" said Victor
|
|
the Virtuous.
|
|
"No, I have not decided, I am torn between you, Victor the Virtuous and
|
|
Terry the Tasteless." said Helena the Chaste Princess
|
|
"Well decide soon, or my virtue shall wane" said Victor the Virtuous
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER FIVE
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"My dear Harlequin, who has I take as my husband?" said Catherine the
|
|
Vestal Princess
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"Well my darling Catherine the Vestal Princess, whatever you decide will
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be a story for to pass onto your grand-children, and their grand-children, and
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the grand-children of those children and the children of the children of those
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childs, which in turn, will be passed onto those grand-children." said
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Harlequin the Wise Old Sage.
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"I understand." said Catherine the Vestal Princess
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"I knew you would my child." said Harlequin the Wise Old Sage.
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"Oh Harlequin, I will always have faith in your wisdom." said Catherine
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the Vestal Princess
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"Oh Catherine, I will always have faith in your bosom." said Harlequin the
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Wise Old Sage
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"What? What do you mean?" said Catherine the Vestal Princess
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"Err forget it" said Harlequin the Wise Old Sage
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CHAPTER SIX
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===========
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"My dear Harlequin, who has I take as my husband?" said Helena the Chaste
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Princess
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"Well my darling said Helena the Chaste Princess, whatever you decide will
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be a story for to pass onto your children, and their grand-children, and
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the grand-children of those grand-children and the grand-children of the
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children of those childs, which in turn, will be passed onto those
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children." said Harlequin the Wise Old Sage.
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"I understand." said Helena the Chaste Princess
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"I knew you would my child." said Harlequin the Wise Old Sage.
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"Oh Harlequin, I will always have faith in your wisdom." said said Helena
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the Chaste Princess
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"Oh Helena, I will always have faith in your bosom." said Harlequin the
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Wise Old Sage
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"What? What do you mean?" said Helena the Chaste Princess
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"Err forget it" said Harlequin the Wise Old Sage
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CHAPTER SEVEN
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=============
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"You've been drinking to much!" said Catherine the Vestal Princess
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"I've yet to get a drink of mothers milk, lass" said Dirk the Dastardly
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"What? What do you mean?" said Catherine the Vestal Princess
|
|
"Err forget it." said Dirk the Dastardly
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|
"Is that Irish Whiskey on your breath Dirk?" said Catherine the Vestal
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Princess
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"From the Motherland Lass!" said Dirk the Dastardly
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"Why is the bottle so plump and round?" said Catherine the Vestal Princess
|
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"Why is your rump so plump and round, lass?" said Dirk the Dastardly
|
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"What? What do you mean?" said Catherine the Vestal Princess
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"Err forget it." said Dirk the Dastardly
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"You drunken Irish bastard! Are you trying to steal my soon-to-be-wife?"
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said Patrick the Pure
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"Gee Patrick the Pure, your sabre is so thick, long and sturdy." said
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Catherine the Vestal Princess
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"That compares nothing to my Picty long sword!" said Dirk the Dastardly
|
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"It's thin, but its the longest one i've seen! Oh who will win?" said
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Catherine the Vestal Princess
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"I will save you my dearest petunia!" said Patrick the Pure
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"No I will, my filthy wroyal rench!" said Dirk the Dastardly
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CHAPTER EIGHT
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=============
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"You've been drinking to much!" said Helena the Chaste Princess
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"I've yet to get a drink of mothers milk, lass" said Terry the Tasteless
|
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"What? What do you mean?" said Helena the Chaste Princess
|
|
"Err forget it." said Terry the Tasteless
|
|
"Is that Irish Sod on your breath Terry?" said Helena the Chaste
|
|
Princess
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"From the Motherland Lass!" said Terry the Tasteless
|
|
"Why is the bottle so plump and round?" said Helena the Chaste Princess
|
|
"Why is your rump so plump and round, lass?" said Terry the Tasteless
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said Helena the Chaste Princess
|
|
"Err forget it." said Terry the Tasteless
|
|
"You drunken Irish bastard! Are you trying to steal my soon-to-be-wife?"
|
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said Victor the Virtuous
|
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"Gee Victor the Virtuous, your sabre is so thick, long and sturdy." said
|
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Helena the Chaste Princess
|
|
"That compares nothing to my Celtic long sword!" said Terry the Tasteless
|
|
"It's thin, but its the longest one i've seen! Oh who will win?" said
|
|
Helena the Chaste Princess
|
|
"I will save you my dearest chrysanthemum!" said Victor the Virtuous
|
|
"No I will, my filthy wroyal rench!" said Terry the Tastless
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CHAPTER NINE
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============
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"Oh my they both slew each other in the battle! My god what will I do now?
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My life is over!" said Catherine the Vestal Princess
|
|
"Arr sweetie, me got sum bad news for ya, ya's got Typhoid." said the
|
|
Veteran Sea Captain.
|
|
"I do? Is that a bad thing?" said Catherine the Vestal Princess
|
|
"Looks like ya's gonna talk a walk of the ole plank to be shark bait, but
|
|
we's gonna send this horse overboard before the buzzards pick at it's hung
|
|
Typhoid-Ridden corpse. " said the Veteran Sea Captain.
|
|
"But im so young! It is the logical choice, farewell cruel world." said
|
|
Catherine the Vestal Princess
|
|
"A noble young woman, her suitors dead. She threw herself overboard to
|
|
save the crew from a vicious affliction of Typhoid." said Harlequin the Wise
|
|
Old Sage
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CHAPTER TEN
|
|
===========
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"Oh my they both slew each other in the battle! My god what will I do now?
|
|
My life is over!" said Helena the Chaste Princess
|
|
"Arr sweetie, me got sum bad news for ya, ya's got Typhoid." said the
|
|
Veteran Sea Captain.
|
|
"I do? Is that a bad thing?" said Helena the Chaste Princess
|
|
"Looks like ya's gonna talk a walk of the ole plank to be shark bait, but
|
|
we's gonna send this horse overboard before the buzzards pick at it's hung
|
|
Typhoid-Ridden corpse. " said the Veteran Sea Captain.
|
|
"But im so young! It is the logical choice, farewell cruel world." said
|
|
Helena the Chaste Princess
|
|
"A noble young woman, her suitors dead. She threw herself overboard to
|
|
save the crew from a vicious affliction of Typhoid." said Harlequin the Wise
|
|
Old Sage
|
|
|
|
THE END
|
|
|
|
====+ +====
|
|
|
|
"A spaghetti western, Clint Eastwood wanted to make it into a movie, but he was
|
|
then offered the roll in Unforgiven, so it will be filmed on a later date. It
|
|
is rumoured that Sergio Leone will direct it." - Jack the Lad
|
|
|
|
====+ +====
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|
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SIX GUN JUSTICE AT CREMO VALLEY
|
|
PART IV
|
|
'JULIE'S CAR-PAYMENT'
|
|
|
|
[Jack the Lad/ssu#5]
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|
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|
[fifteen/ssu#0]
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CHAPTER ONE
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|
===========
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He was riding in a dusty valley. The valley was dusty and his horse was
|
|
magical, his horse was spurting out the magical essence 'Gun-Powder'.
|
|
He'd been running for two long months- two long months he'd been running-
|
|
to escape the bounty, for murder.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER TWO
|
|
===========
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|
"Do you realize how long you've been running?" said the Sheriff
|
|
"Two months... two long months... too long." said the Man with the
|
|
Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
"We can't put that horse in the stable." said the Sheriff
|
|
"Would you lay down your life with that statement?" said the Man with the
|
|
Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
"Wait a minute. The horse has Typhoid, we dont want the other horses
|
|
catching it." said the Sheriff
|
|
"Looks like we'll have to hang it." said the Man with the Five-O-Clock
|
|
Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER THREE
|
|
=============
|
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|
|
He was riding in a dusty valley. The valley was dusty and his donkey was
|
|
magical, his donkey was spurting out the magical excrement 'Cowboy-Whiskey'.
|
|
He'd been running for two long days- two long days he'd been running- to
|
|
escape the bounty, for embezzlement.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER FOUR
|
|
============
|
|
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|
|
"Do you realize how long you've been running?" said the Sheriff
|
|
"Two days... two long days... too long." said the Man with the Dusty Boots
|
|
and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
"We can't put that donkey in the stable." said the Sheriff
|
|
"Would you lay down your life with that statement?" said the Man with the
|
|
Dusty Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
"Wait a minute. The horse has Typhoid, we dont want the other horses
|
|
catching it." said the Sheriff
|
|
"Looks like we'll have to hang it." said the Man with the Dusty Boots and
|
|
the Smoking Gun.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER FIVE
|
|
============
|
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|
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|
|
"Better draw your rifle Sheriff." said the Man with the Five-O-Clock
|
|
Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
"And your coming at me with that one shot Deringer?" said the Sheriff
|
|
"Well im glad he's dead. One less scum." said the Man with the
|
|
Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER SIX
|
|
===========
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|
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|
|
"Better draw your discontinued Colt Navy .36 Sheriff." said the Man with
|
|
the Dusty Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
"And your coming at me with that Double Barrel Scatter Gun?" said the
|
|
Sheriff
|
|
"Well im glad he's dead. One less scum." said the Man with the Dusty Boots
|
|
and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER SEVEN
|
|
=============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"You murdering thieving lying scum! You slaughtered my husband in cold
|
|
blood!" said the Bakers Wife.
|
|
"Thats one less scum, you wanna be next." said the Man with the
|
|
Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
"Glad shes dead. Not worth the ammunition though." said the Man with the
|
|
Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER EIGHT
|
|
=============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"You murdering thieving lying scum! You slaughtered my husband in cold
|
|
blood" said the Dentists Wife.
|
|
"Thats one less scum, you wanna be next." said the Man with the Dusty
|
|
Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
"Glad shes dead. Not worth the ammunition though." said the Man with the
|
|
Dusty Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER NINE
|
|
============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"Hey, we dont allow your kind in this bar." said the Hairy Bar Keep
|
|
"And I dont like your kind either." said the Man with the Five-O-Clock
|
|
Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
"Im glad everyone's dead here. Much less scum to deal with and more
|
|
whiskey for me." said the Man with the Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning
|
|
Cigar.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER TEN
|
|
===========
|
|
|
|
|
|
"Hey, we dont allow your kind in this bar." said the Hairy Bar Keep
|
|
"And I dont like your kind either." said the Man with the Dusty Boots and
|
|
the Smoking Gun.
|
|
"Im glad everyone's dead here. Much less scum to deal with and more
|
|
whiskey for me." said the Man with the Dusty Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER ELEVEN
|
|
==============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"My Lord! The Outlaws are riding into town!" said a Little Boy with a
|
|
Beard.
|
|
"That looks like Joey McCarthy and Roy Kohn!" said a Fat Man.
|
|
"We need a Sheriff to kill these vermin!" said a Drunkard.
|
|
"Didn't Roy Kohn brand that young deputy and beat him in the Town Square
|
|
and then whip him with a lasso about five years ago?" said a Fat Man.
|
|
"What an injustice. And the people sat by and watched. I heard about that
|
|
way down in Mexico." said the Drunkard.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER TWELVE
|
|
==============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"My Lord! The Outlaws are riding into town!" said a Little Boy with a
|
|
Back Hair.
|
|
"That looks like Dick Nixon and Gary Allen!" said a Skinny Man.
|
|
"We need a Sheriff to kill these vermin!" said a Beerhound.
|
|
"Didn't Gary Allen brand that young deputy and beat him in the Town Square
|
|
and then whip him with a lasso about five years ago?" said a Skinny Man.
|
|
"What an injustice. And the people sat by and watched. I heard about that
|
|
way down in Mexico." said the Beerhound.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
|
|
================
|
|
|
|
|
|
"The Outlaws have taken over the local tavern!" said a Little Boy with a
|
|
Beard.
|
|
"That vacant Sheriff's position... I volunteer." said the Man with the
|
|
Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
"Ive seen your pistol in action, the job's yours" said the Whiney Deputy
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said the Man with the Five-O-Clock Shadow and
|
|
the Burning Cigar.
|
|
"Err forget it." said the Whiney Deputy
|
|
"Good thing the deputy's dead. His laws are to restrictive. But before I
|
|
storm the tavern, I'll need something to protect me from the Outlaws guns" said
|
|
the Man with the Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
|
|
================
|
|
|
|
|
|
"The Outlaws have taken over the local tavern!" said a Little Boy with
|
|
Back Hair.
|
|
"That vacant Sheriff's position... I volunteer." said the Man with the
|
|
Dusty Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
"Ive seen your pistol in action, the job's yours" said the Scrawny Deputy
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said the Man with the Dusty Boots and the
|
|
Smoking Gun.
|
|
"Err forget it." said the Scrawny Deputy
|
|
"Good thing the deputy's dead. His laws are to restrictive. But before I
|
|
storm the tavern, I'll need something to protect me from the Outlaws guns" said
|
|
the Man with the Dusty Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
|
|
===============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"You think your mighty tough with that Gatling Cannon." said the Man with
|
|
the Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
"You bet I do. You can't take me with that one-shot Deringer." said Joey
|
|
McCarthy the Guard for the Tavern.
|
|
"Im glad he's dead." said the Man with the Five-O-Clock Shadow and the
|
|
Burning Cigar.
|
|
"You shouldn't have stormed out that door, Roy." said the Man with the
|
|
Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
"Hey what are you doing?" said Roy Kohn
|
|
"Good thing I tripped you. Now I can brand you and whip you with a lasso
|
|
like you did to that poor boy some five years ago." said the Man with the
|
|
Five-O-Clock Shadow and the Burning Cigar.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
|
|
===============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"You think your mighty tough with that faulty Napoleonic Flintlock Rifle."
|
|
said the Man with the Dusty Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
"You bet I do. You can't take me with that Double Barrel Scatter Gun." said
|
|
Dick Nixon the Guard for the Tavern.
|
|
"Im glad he's dead." said the Man with the Dusty Boots and the Smoking
|
|
Gun.
|
|
"You shouldn't have stormed out that door, Gary." said the Man with the
|
|
Dusty Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
"Hey what are you doing?" said Gary Allen
|
|
"Good thing I tripped you. Now I can brand you and whip you with a lasso
|
|
like you did to that poor boy some five years ago." said the Man with the Dusty
|
|
Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
|
|
=================
|
|
|
|
|
|
"With the young deputy's death avenged, we can finally hold a funeral in
|
|
his name." said the Coffin Maker
|
|
"You never did find the body." said the Coffin Maker's Wife
|
|
"I never caught your name stranger." said the Coffin Maker
|
|
"You already know it." said the Man with the Five-O-Clock Shadow and the
|
|
Burning Cigar.
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said the Coffin Maker
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said the Coffin Maker's Wife
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said the Man with the Five-O-Clock Shadow and the
|
|
Burning Cigar.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
|
|
=================
|
|
|
|
|
|
"With the young deputy's death avenged, we can finally hold a funeral in
|
|
his name." said the Minister
|
|
"You never did find the body" said the Minister's Wife
|
|
"I never caught your name stranger." said Minister
|
|
"You already know it." said the Man with the Dusty Boots and the Smoking
|
|
Gun.
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said the Minister
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said the Minister's Wife
|
|
"Hahahahahahahaha." said the Man with the Dusty Boots and the Smoking Gun.
|
|
|
|
THE END
|
|
|
|
====+ +====
|
|
|
|
"A horrifying epic set on a distant dark planet. Based on a Piers Anthony
|
|
novel." - fifteen
|
|
|
|
====+ +====
|
|
|
|
|
|
THE INTERGALATIC VOYAGES OF STARSHIP 'CREEMO'
|
|
PART IV
|
|
'CONNIE'S MORTGAGE'
|
|
|
|
[fifteen/ssu#0]
|
|
|
|
[Jack the Lad/ssu#5]
|
|
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER ONE
|
|
===========
|
|
|
|
|
|
Ricky Raygun and his companion Pooch a space-dog from the Alfa Sentaree
|
|
Sector; a pure-bred Basset Hound sat on the deck of 'Creemo'. 'Creemo' was
|
|
a magical spaceship that spurted that magical nectar of "Laser-Rifles". They
|
|
had just been commissioned to travel to the Moon to fight a terrible
|
|
Brontasaurus who is ravaging the Amazon tribes of Earth's Moon.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER TWO
|
|
===========
|
|
|
|
|
|
"You are going to the moon." said the President
|
|
"Excellent." said Ricky Raygun
|
|
"Woof." said Pooch
|
|
"Are you sure your spaceship 'Creemo' can handle the trip?" said the
|
|
President
|
|
"Shes gone all the way to Mars Sir. Im sure she can handle it." said Ricky
|
|
Raygun
|
|
"Woof. Thats for sure." said Pooch
|
|
The verbal lashing was over- finally.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER THREE
|
|
=============
|
|
|
|
|
|
Larry Lazer and his companion Rover a space dog from the Oryan Quadrant
|
|
Sector; a pure-bred Cocker-Spaniel sat on the deck of 'Creemo'. 'Creemo' was a
|
|
magical spaceship that spurted that magical nectar of "Laser-Rifles". They had
|
|
just been commissioned to travel to the Moon to fight a terrible Apatosaurus
|
|
who is ravaging the Amazon tribes of Earth's Moon.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER FOUR
|
|
============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"You are going to the Moon." said the President
|
|
"Excellent." said Larry Lazer
|
|
"Woof." said Rover
|
|
"Are you sure your spaceship 'Creemo' can handle the trip? said the
|
|
President
|
|
"Shes gone all the way to Mercury Sir. Im sure she can handle it." said
|
|
Larry Lazer
|
|
"Woof. Thats for sure." said Rover
|
|
The verbal lashing was over- finally.
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER FIVE
|
|
============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"Are the engines ready Pooch?" said Ricky Raygun
|
|
"Woof. Yes." said Pooch
|
|
"Ok ignition." said Ricky Raygun
|
|
"Woof. Yes." said Pooch
|
|
"Look! The Brontosaurus is rushing us!" said Ricky Raygun
|
|
"Woof. Yes." said Pooch
|
|
"Wow he almost took your collar off Pooch." said Ricky Raygun
|
|
"Woof. Lucky it's got my name engraved on it." said Pooch
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER SIX
|
|
===========
|
|
|
|
|
|
"Are the engines ready Rover?" said Larry Lazer
|
|
"Woof. Yes." said Rover
|
|
"Ok ignition." said Larry Lazer
|
|
"Woof. Yes." said Rover
|
|
"Look! The Brontosaurus is rushing us!" said Larry Lazer
|
|
"Woof. Yes." said Rover
|
|
"Wow he almost took your collar off Rover." said Larry Lazer
|
|
"Woof. Lucky it's got my name engraved on it." said Rover
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER SEVEN
|
|
=============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"Whats that down his throat? It's a shiny thing" said Ricky Raygun
|
|
"Woof. I'd like to stick something down your throat." said Pooch
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said Ricky Raygun
|
|
"Ruff forget it" said Pooch
|
|
"Its a space crystal!" said Ricky Raygun
|
|
"Woof. My paw is almost firmly attached to it." said Pooch
|
|
"Excellent." said Ricky Raygun
|
|
"My paw is firmly attached to it now." said Pooch
|
|
"The Moon is having an Earthquake lets blast off!" said Ricky Raygun
|
|
"Woof. Ok." said Pooch
|
|
|
|
CHAPTER EIGHT
|
|
=============
|
|
|
|
|
|
"Whats that down his throat? It's a shiny thing." said Larry Lazer
|
|
"Woof. I'd like to stick something down your throat." said Rover
|
|
"What? What do you mean?" said Larry Lazer
|
|
"Ruff forget it." said Rover
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"Its a space crystal!" said Larry Lazer
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"Woof. My paw is almost firmly attached to it." said Rover
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"Excellent." said Larry Lazer
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"My paw is firmly attached to it now." said Razor
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"The Moon is having an Earthquake lets blast off!" said Larry Lazer
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"Woof. Ok." said Razor
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CHAPTER NINE
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"Good job Ricky." said the President
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"Yep and dont forget my pal Pooch" said Ricky Raygun
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"How could I?" said the President
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"Woooooooof!" said Pooch
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"Hahahahahahaha." said the President
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"Hahahahahahaha." said Ricky Raygun
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"Hahahahahahaha." said Pooch
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CHAPTER TEN
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"Good job Ricky." said the President
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"Yep and dont forget my pal Rover." said Larry
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"How could I?" said the President
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"Woooooooof!" said Rover
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"Hahahahahahaha." said the President
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"Hahahahahahaha." said Larry Lazer
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"Hahahahahahaha." said Rover
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THE END
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********************************** QUOTES ***********************************
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The quotes that probably don't apply(but watch as we try):
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[fifteen/ssu#0] :
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"They thought that consummated love would quench desires,
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and love from afar extinguished ecstasy. We tried both
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cures, yet have not found health.
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Perchance it is better that your home be close, not far!"
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-Ancient Sufi Wisdom
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"I don't wanna be a leader, I don't wanna be led. I just want to go to bed."
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-Cringer, "Two Friends"
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"Therefore, desiring to rule over the people,
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One must in one's words humble oneself before them;
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And desiring to lead the people,
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One must in one's person, follow behind them."
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-Lao Tzu, from the Tao Te Ching
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"Think about it sometimes,
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Do we need the media?
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I don't need it anymore.
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My body is so alive,
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I can feel everything.
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So I don't need anything else."
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-Shonen Knife, "Watchin' Girl"
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"Never let your heart open with the
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spring flowers:
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One inch of love is an inch of ashes."
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-Li Shang-Yin, final verse of an untitled poem, ninth century.
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****
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[Jack the Lad/ssu#5] :
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"Oi! Oi! Oi! Chosen few, this is what we think of you."
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- The Business, "Suburban Rebels."
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"On 07 July, 1947, a secret operation was begun to assure recovery of the
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wreckage of this object for scientific study. During the course of this
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operation, aeriel reconnaissance discovered that four small human-like beings
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had apparently ejected from the craft at some point before it exploded..."
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- The Majestic Twelve Documents
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"But now I want to talk to you close up, and personal, about Diet Pepsi's
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newest newest great message."
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- Ray Charles
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"They are truly adaptive these creatures and can evolve to torment even the most
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cunning person."
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- Jack the Lad
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"Maybe I'm wrong, but there's something wrong with people who say they would pay
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\20 or \30 to see The Sex Pistols reform and play. I wouldn't give ten pence to
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the old bastards if they were busking outside my front door."
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- Micky Fitz
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"He who travels far will often see things
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Far removed from what he believed was truth.
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When he talks about it in the fields at home,
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He is often accused of lying,
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For the obdurate people will not believe,
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What they do not see and distinctly feel.
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Inexperience, I believe,
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Will give little credence to my song."
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- Hermann Hesse, "Journey to the East"
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"He clasps the crag with crooked hands;
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Close to the sun in lonely lands,
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Ringed with the azure world, he stands.
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The wrinkled sea beneath him crawls;
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He watches from his mountain walls,
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And like a thunderbolt he falls"
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- Lord Tennyson, "The Eagle"
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"...and it is very difficult to conspire against one who has a great reputation
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and he will not be easily attacked, so long it is known that he is capable and
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reverenced by his subjects."
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- Niccolo Machiavelli, "The Prince"
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********************************* THANKS LIST ********************************
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Jack the Lad would like to thank:
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- Ian Stuart for dying, mom and dad, George and the Skinhead Times editing
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crew (you guys are great, keep up the good work.), The Calgary Crew, Psychostorm
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on IRC for giving me ops on channel #warez, Billy Idol on IRC who spells
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'tolerance' wrong (h/\ck the system Billy!), Bruce Sterling for lending me his
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watch-phone, William Gibson for reviewing the Cyberspace story in this e-mag
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(see ya soon bud!), Headflex for all the great times on channel #canada, Gary
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Allen for being such a right-wing moralist, all the bbses who will ban this
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magazine, the people who have already banned our info-files, the mysterious
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person who kindly released the Majestic 12 documents, the old members of FoG who
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still endure and finally, special thanks to my libido for never surrendering!!!
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fifteen would like to multiply thank:
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- The fine and just SysOps of fidonet for believing and standing up for
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freedom(just kidding), Jason Marshall for calling my parents, My parents for
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not taking him seriously, Constable Jack Busst for never "bussting" anybody,
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BBSWATCH for their mistreatment of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms,
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the local bbs skene because we love you and without you there would be no one
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else to offend, the people who banned me from #hack and made fun of my name,
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Vince who is going to distribute this classless piece of garbage like a good
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boy and also for his UUCP mailbox, the SysOps who will keep this magazine in
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their areas, every name we innocently dropped because they will be angry if
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they ever see this, all the runk pock and hod koa bands in the world for
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destroying my life up to this point, and Vince's secretary for putting out on
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all those lonely nights!!!
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Fuck you's go to:
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fifteen and Jack the Lad, since it's probably what you'll want to say yourself.
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===+ +====
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You can get in touch with the fine miscreants who glued together this lousy
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roll of toilet paper by a number of means:
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UUCP Address: Akir@edu.debug.cuc.ca
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Cardinal Sins BBS (403)283-5519
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Is that only two? Oops.
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