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The Unplastic News #11 The Ugly Issue
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January 1994
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ISSUE #11 --> The Ugly Issue
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January 1994
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Parental Discresion is Advised
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( also, this is our 3rd aniversary issue, too, etc.)
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Howdy Viewers ! *#*# *#*#
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This is The Ugly Unplastic Issue. *#*# *#*#
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What you find in this isuue may be ugly, gross and icky. #*#* O O #*#*
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You have been warned. /
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We filled these few pages with the dirtiest dirt of 1993. _____/
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These are the things that made us go, "Yuck!"
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...and: speaking of ugly, gross and icky . . .
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S T A F F
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Thaloneous Platypus B. Hathrume Duk
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<buttcakes@doodoobath.esp> <millie@vanillie.con>
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Todd Tibbetts Dr. sPoDe
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<tt@netcom.com> <LBSPODIC@usthk.ust.hk>
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Terri Mabry Mark Sicignano
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<tamabry@orion.oac.uci.edu> <mark@hsi.com>
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Andrew Moss Keith Bostic
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<amoss@jhu.med.edu> <bostic@vangogh.CS.Berkeley.EDU>
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Sue Birk Anne Rabinowitz
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<come on sue, hop on the net> <goo@loveden.com>
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Glen Kretmar Jesse Montrose
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<gkretmar@us.oracle.com> <9309130132.AA02136@netcom.com>
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Caius van Nouhuys Mike Ashenfelder
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<caius@well.sf.ca.us> <ash@well.sf.ca.us>
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Rock music is the most brutal, ugly, vicious form of expression...
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sly, lewd - in plain fact, dirty...rancid-smelling aphrodisiac...
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martial music of every delinquent on the face of the earth.
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Frank Sinatra, Oct.29, 1957
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Official Unplastic News Retreival Guide Perspiring minds
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Now . . . On with the Show !
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"Let me blow that up for you again."
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-->>> Gen. Colin Powell, referring to a photo of the Iraqi Intelligence
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Service headquarters, previously hit during the Gulf War
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"Plans? I have no plans. I may not even be alive tomorrow."
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-- Imela Nogic, a 17-year-old resident of Sarajevo, and winner of the
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"Miss Besieged Sarajevo" beauty pageant, when asked about her future
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plans
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"Today's promotion of youth and beauty is proof that you cannot destroy
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Sarajevo."
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-- The pageant's master of ceremonies, TV anchorperson Rinko Golubovic
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News Flash Top Story News Flash Top Story News Flash
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"My pal Mark sent this to me. He did not think
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I would believe it. The irony he did not see
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was that I had actually been to this very whale
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blowing cermony."
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Thaloneous Platypus, Jr.
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Editor, The Unplastic News
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Quoted at DukWorld Expo in Montevideo
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December 31, 1993 2:42pm
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T O P S T O R Y
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Somebody sent this to Mark and he sent it to me.
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---Forwarded mail from Mark Sicignano <mark@hsi.com>
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------Forwarded mail from "Dave V. Schaller" <schaller@hsi.com>
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--------- Forwarded mail from gizzard!btryon@gbsmail.attmail.com
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***{ From the UW CS bulletin board }***
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I am absolutely not making this incident up;
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in fact, I have it all on videotape.
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The tape is from a local TV news show in Oregon, which sent
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a reporter out to cover the removal of a 45-foot, eight-ton dead whale
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that washed up on the beach. The responsibility for getting
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rid of the carcass was placed upon the Oregon State Highway Division,
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apparently on the theory that highways and whales are
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very similar in the sense of being large objects.
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So anyway, the highway engineers hit upon the plan --
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remember, I am not making this up --
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of blowing up the whale with dynamite.
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The thinking here was that the whale would be blown into small pieces,
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which would be eaten by sea gulls, and that would be that.
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A textbook whale removal.
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So they moved the spectators back up the beach, put a half-ton
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of dynamite next to the whale and set it off. I am probably
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not guilty of understatement when I say that what follows
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(on the videotape) is the most wonderful event in the history
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of the universe. First you see the whale carcass disappear in a
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huge blast of smoke and flame.
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Then you hear the happy spectators shouting "Yay" and "Whee."
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Then, suddenly, the crowd's tone changes. You hear a new sound like "splud."
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You hear a woman's voice shouting "Here come pieces of... MY GOD...."
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Something smears the camera lens.
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Later, the reporter explains: "The humor of the entire situation
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suddenly gave way to a run for survival as huge chunks of
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whale blubber fell everywhere." One piece caved in the roof of
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a car parked more than a quarter of a mile away. Remaining on
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the beach were several rotting whale sectors the size of condominium units.
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There was no sign of the sea gulls.
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I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather.
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Not screaming in terror like his passengers.
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Jim Harkins
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Virtual reality will give rise, for example, to Virtual Stooge,
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where you can call up any episode of The Three Stooges and become
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the Fourth Stooge - actually experiencing the sensation of being
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whacked on the head with a plank by Curly. (This will be a hit
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primarily with men)."
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- Diane English's prediction for the year 2053. English is one of
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the creators of the sitcom Murphy Brown
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From: New York Times 12/2/93 A1
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APPLE SHUNNED FOR BENEFITS POLICY. Apple's plans
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to build an $80 million office complex near Austin,
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TX, are in jeopardy. County officials have refused
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to give the company a property tax abatement because
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of Apple's policy of giving health benefits to unwed
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and same-sex partners.
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From: lrudolph@black.clarku.edu (Lee Rudolph)
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Subject: Aboriginal "Kidney-Fat" Guards?
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Date: 9 Oct 93 23:47:56 GMT
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Yesterday, National Public Radio (here in the USA) aired an interview with
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an Australian Aboriginal who's in the States promoting outback tourism.
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Besides playing his digeridoo (sp.?) and beating time with a couple of
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boomerangs, he told us about the three kinds of guards his particular group
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of people have to keep themselves on their own territory and out of
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trouble. The third, and most fearsome, of these guards are the
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"kidney-fat" guards, whose job it is, when someone just won't behave, to
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punish him as follows: hypnotize him into a deep sleep ("hypnotize" was the
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word used by the Australian); slice open his back and cut away the
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kidney-fat; sew him back up with human hair.
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Aborigine Denied Bail to Face Tribal Spearing
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Perth, Australia (Reuter) - An Australian Aborigine,
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accused of murdering his common-law wife, was denied bail on
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Friday so he could be speared for his crime under tribal law.
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Neville Gable, 36, had asked district court judge Mary
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Anne Yeates to release him on bail so that his wife's
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relatives could carry out "pay back" tribal justice by
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spearing him below the belt.
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His lawyer Derek Hunter of Perth's aboriginal legal
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service said that if Gable did not face his wife's angry
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family, then his brother might be speared instead. Gable has
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been charged with the stabbing murder of his wife on June 12.
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An Ugly plan.
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But sumbdy's gotta do it.
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Yes, we plot no less than the destruction of the West. Just the other
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day a friend and I came up with the most pernicious academic scheme to
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date for toppling the West: He will kneel behind the West on all fours.
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I will push it backwards over him.
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-- Michael Berube
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Subject: Satan Claus!
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Parents in Grand Saline, Texas, removed a picture of Santa Claus from a
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school because the letters in "Santa" can be rearranged to spell "Satan".
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Which caused Esquire editors to note that the letters in "Grand Saline,
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Texas" can be re-ordered to spell "Grand Anal Sex Site".
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Commercial Long-Distance Phone Calls
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Business Week Aug 16, 1993
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Tired of paying long-distance telephone rates? A small startup in New
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York City could soon have the lowest rate of all: Free. The catch?
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Radio-like commercials would periodically interrupt your chat.
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Ugly Books #1, 2 & 3
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1. _Life stories of Dying Penitents_ A 19th cent collection of
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essays from various people who, on their deathbeds, tell you
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why you shouldn't do whatever *they* did.
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2. _Odd people_ Another rather racist 19th cent. book detailing
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the manners and customs of primitive savage cultures around
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the world. Chapters include: The dirt-eaters of the Fee-Jee
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Islands and the Mud-bedaubers.
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3. _The History and Romance of Elastic Webbing_ A moving account
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of the lives and exploits of the men (and they were manly men)
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who made the elastic webbing industry what it is today. The
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last sentence is "Lest we forget, lest we forget!" I kid you not.
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. . . more ugly books deeper in issue
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We trained hard, but it seemed every time we were beginning to
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form up into teams, we would be reorganised. I was to learn later
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in life that we tend to meet any new situation by reorganising, and
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a wonderful method it can be for creating the illusion of progress
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while producing confusion, inefficiency and demoralisation.
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-->> From Petronii Arbitri Satyricon AD 66, attributed to
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Gaius Petronus, a Roman General who later committed
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suicide.
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To: tt2
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Subject: Ugly Janitors of America
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Here is the Ugly Janitors of America Official Credo taken from
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John Trubee & The Ugly Janitors of America album:
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"Naked Teenage Girls In Outer Space."
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**Music is the only thing that matters.
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**We do not care about being popular.
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Only idiots yearn for the approval of others. Only idiots become popular.
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**We do not care about material things
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Only idiots waste their lives haggling over money. Only idiots
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accumulate vast wealth.
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**Everything human is alien to us.
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**Worrying about what the neighbors will think is the most
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despicable kind of cowardice.
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**We do not heed social dictates.
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Only weaklings need rules to give themselves an illusion of
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security and a false sense of personal worth.
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**Complacency and unreflective optimism are a kind of intellectual
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and spiritual death, characteristic of the grinning imbecile.
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**In a world of lies, the man who utters the truth is bound to appear insane.
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Date: Sat, 11 Sep 1993 10:22:50 -0400
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From: bostic@vangogh.CS.Berkeley.EDU (Keith Bostic)
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To: /dev/null@python.bostic.com
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Subject: Something to hide?
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By Richard Ginn <rlg1@cornell.edu>, Ithaca, New York, USA
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- 9 Sept. 1993 -
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The United States Justice Department has requested that all files
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relating to the Waco, Texas [Branch Davidian - David Koresh and
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friends] raid by U.S. Government forces and the resulting deaths
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be exempted from all Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) inquiries
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and that the files be sealed so that no one may make any further
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inquiries into the Waco incident.
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The full text of the request can be found in the United States
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Federal Register, Volume 58, Number 156, on Monday August 16, 1993,
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page 43312.
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The period for comment on this action expires on September 15, 1993
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(six days from the date of this message), after which the files will
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be sealed if there is no opposing comment by the public.
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# Wilfredo Nunez, 43, died of head injuries after being #
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# swept off his feet by unusually strong currents in a #
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# New York City sewer in July while sifting through knee- #
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# deep water searching for coins and trinkets. Said a #
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# colleague, of the pair's expedition, "It doesn't smell #
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# [Columbia Tribune-New York Daily News, 7-12-93] #
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"Have you ever dated someone because you were
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too lazy to commit suicide?"
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- Judy Tenuda
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From: Don Steiny <steiny@steiny.com>
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I met a guy that had been through a couple of divorces. He said
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he isn't going to bother again; he's just going to find a woman he doesn't
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like and buy her a house.
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* In May a spokesperson for the district attorney's
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office in Newton, Mass., said prosecutors were "leaning
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toward suicide" as the cause of death of a 52-year-old
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man found floating in the Charles River. The body was
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found tied with rope at the wrist and with electrical
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tape over the mouth.
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-Newton Graphic, 5-20-93
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L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
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What a chimera, then, is man!
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What a novelty, what a monster, what a chaos,
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what a contradiction, what a prodigy!
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Judge of all things, helpless earthworm, depository of truth,
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a sink of uncertainty and error.
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Glory and scum of the universe.
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Blaise Pascal
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abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
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ghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzijklmnopqrstuvwxyzklmnopqrstuvwxyznopqrstuvwxyzqrstu
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(from the Assholes with Weapons Department . . . )
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Plastic Surgeon Shot by Defender of "Aryan Beauty"
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Chicago (Reuter) - a white supremacist motivated by his
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hatred for anyone "feeding off aryan beauty" has confessed to
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the execution-style killings of a Chicago-area plastic surgeon
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and a San francisco hairdresser, officials said on Tuesday.
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Jonathan Haynes, 34, will undergo psychological testing to
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determine his fitness for trial in the killing of Dr. Martin
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Sullivan, whom witnesses say he gunned down on Friday.
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In a suburban Chicago court on Monday, the dark-haired
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Haynes, who refused a lawyer's services, said: "I condemn fake
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Aryan cosmetics. I condemn bleached blond hair, tinted blue
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eyes and fake facial features brought by plastic surgery."
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ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
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Remember that the most beautiful things in the world are the
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most useless: peacocks and lilies for instance.
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John Ruskin
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L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L
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It was previously a question of finding out whether or not a life had
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to have a meaning to be lived. It has now become clear, on the contrary,
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that it will be lived all the better if it has no meaning.
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Albert Camus
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The Great and Glorious Horny Toad Himself:
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The great question that has never been answered, and which I have not
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been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the
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feminine soul, is: What does a woman want?
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Sigmund Freud
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}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}]]]]]]]]]]]]][[[[[[[[[[[[[[[{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{
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We are silly to go on pretending that under the skin we are all brothers.
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The truth is more likely that under the skin we are all
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cannibals, assassins, traitors, liars, hypocrites, poltroons.
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Henry Miller
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This Guy is Just Too Cute!
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One night when I was in high school, everybody was going to a card
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game, and I didn't have any money. These guys were all rich, and I
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told them I needed some money. So this guy Billy turned to me and, as
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a joke, said, 'I'll give you a hundred bucks in you let the front
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wheel of this Volkswagen roll over your head.' I thought about it,
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said, OK, lay down, and they undid the brake. Then I got the $100,
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went to the game and won $2,000. My friends laughed and said, 'You've
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gotta have meat loaf for brains to do that!'
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-- rock singer, Meat Loaf, explaining how he received his moniker
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ooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOooOoo
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Enormous Fucking Con Trick Played on the Stupid Bourgeois
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>From the regular feature, "Michael Coren's Diary" in FRANK magazine,
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Issue 147, Aug. 5, 1993.
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Michael Coren's contribution to Canada's latest artistic furor:
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"Off to the National Gallery to peruse the Canadian public's latest
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artistic purchase, a canvas by Mark Rothko entitled 'No. 16' and
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bought for the highly reasonable price of $1.8 million. The picture
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consists of a square of white paint surrounded by some red paint.
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Yet, before the proletarian masses vomit their ignorance and
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philistinism at we art lovers, it might be worth instructing the
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unwashed in what this picture is really about. Its original title
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was 'Enormous Fucking Con Trick Played on the Stupid Bourgeois
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Cretins Who Run and Ruin the Fine Arts', and is actually part of
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a much greater and larger work aimed at revolutionizing perception
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and understanding. I suppose this will go above the heads of
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ordinary people - how tiresome they are."
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Ugly Book #4
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> Our network's timely and useful collections include the following:
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>
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> Sabbath, Dan
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> _END PRODUCT : THE FIRST TABOO_
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> New York : Urizen, c1977.
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>
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> it is cataloged under the subject heading "Defecation--Social aspects."
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>
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> I am embarrassed to say that in a moment of weakness I actually
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> *read* this book and found it alternately hilarious and fascinating.
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Bush War Record Questioned
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New York (Reuter) - Harper's magazine said on Monday that
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a World War Two document indicated that former U.S. President
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George Bush may have committed a war crime when he was a
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bomber pilot and that the U.S. media declined to report the
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document's existence during the 1992 presidential campaign.
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The document is a previously classified "aircraft action
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report" on a bombing run in the South Pacific in which a
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Japanese trawler ferrying military supplies to a
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Japanese-controlled island was sunk by U.S. Navy planes,
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including a bomber piloted by Bush. It says bombers involved
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in the attack strafed lifeboats, breaking international law.
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Sun, 15 Aug 1993 17:33:51
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_______________________________________________________________________
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To: elshaw@MIT.EDU (Libby Shaw)
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From: autoresponder@WhiteHouse.Gov
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Subject: Your mail has been received
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Dear Friend:
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Since June 1, 1993, the White House has received more
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than 60,000 electronic messages. The messages have ranged
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from opinions on national and world events to mail for Socks.
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Your interest has been greatly appreciated.
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-=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=--=+=-
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"I go from stool to stool in singles bars hoping
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to get lucky, but there's never any gum under
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any of them."
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- Emo Philips
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If god made the world, I would not be that god, for the misery of
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the world would break my heart.
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Schopenhauer
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From: Scott_Forstall (Scott Forstall)
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Date: Mon, 9 Aug 93 16:01:37 -0700
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Cosmopolitan Magazine, one of the few remaining bastions of hard-hitting
|
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journalism, has done a piece titled 'Careers in Computers' in their August
|
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issue on how to get a job in the high-tech industry. Some excerpts:
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[title]
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"Careers in Computers -- No longer for nerds only, this heady,
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high-tech world is where brilliant, sexy dynamos work, play, earn
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megabucks!"
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"There are *some* classic nerds, complete with plastic pocket pen
|
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holder, but many in the field are intelligent and *hunky*! You'll find
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them at computer conferences, seminars, expos and users' group
|
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meetings. (Any business in which a major player is named Rod Canion --
|
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founder and former CEO of computer manufacturer Compaq -- can't be
|
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bad!) And a woman who sparkles when she's discussing megabytes and
|
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hard drives can have her pick of the pack."
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[sidebar]
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"CompuSpeak Glossary -- Communicate with handsome computer jocks in
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*their language*. Here's a quick guide to basic terms."
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[ enough! ed. ]
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Ugly Book #5
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_The Yogi and the Bear: Indo-Soviet Relations_
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Noam buddy knows the troubles I've seen...
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"Government turns to clandestine terrorist operations
|
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when it's afraid of its own population." -N. Chomsky
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"When I am afraid of the population of my country,
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I turn to cheap booze and an amazing stereo." -B. Duk
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:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;
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There are two kinds of people in this world:
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those who think there are two kinds of people in this world
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and those who don't.
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Change From Ugly Language
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To Change Your Ugly Life?
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. . . "Junkies" is an unsuitable term for intravenously challenged persons,
|
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who should be referred to as "the epidermally accessible" so as not
|
|
to degrade their lifestyle. In addition, I do not like the word "dope"
|
|
for the pharmaceutically liberated substances in question because it both
|
|
devalues the laboatory technicians who create it and insults the
|
|
intellectually original persons whose derogatory name it perpetuates.
|
|
Addictive drugs of this sort should be called "non-prescription chemicals
|
|
of long-term commitment potential."
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|
|
-->> Doktor Kultur responding to a letter charging that "Junkie" is a
|
|
degrading term used to describe people who sell their babies for
|
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drugs as well as injecting themselves in the spaces between their
|
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toes because they run out of room in their arms.
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=={---}==[]=={---}==[]=={---}==[]=={---}==[]=={---}==[]=={---}==[]===
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Subject: Re: Flush Rush Quarterly
|
|
From: Paul Borman <prb@random.cray.com>
|
|
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 1993 13:01:01 CDT -0500
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|
|
Anyhow, I have some clearer details of the Bake Sale (I actually
|
|
heard it start).
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|
|
Dan (Dave is close) called into the Rush Limbaugh program to commment
|
|
about something he read on a photostat of Mr. Limbaugh's newsletter.
|
|
Limbaugh cut him short and said something to the tune of "Wait, you
|
|
can't do that, that is violating my copyright. Why don't you *buy*
|
|
a copy?" To that, Dan replied "Because my wife won't let me spend the
|
|
$29.95." Limbaugh, just ready to grant him a "scholarship" of $29.95
|
|
so he could receive the newsletter free of charge, thought of the
|
|
recent events of grade school children holding bake sales to collect
|
|
10s of dollars to send into Mr. Clinton to reduce the national debt, and
|
|
flippantly said "Well Dan, why don't you hold a bake sale and earn
|
|
the money." And that was that.
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|
|
Well... A later caller called in and explained that he was in charge of
|
|
some billboards in the Fort Collins area and he would put up a billboard
|
|
free of charge for Dan. Then another caller called in and said that he
|
|
was a trucker and he would not only drive down any promotional material
|
|
from New York (where Limbaugh's show is) to Fort Collins, but he would
|
|
also move Dan to anyplace in the U.S. if his wife divorced him.
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To move the story along, the thing gained momentum and eventually they
|
|
had between 35,000 and 70,000 people show up in Fort Collins. Dan made
|
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$40,000 by selling cookies, which he used to pay school loans with, and
|
|
everyone there had a good time.
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I had a friend who went, he said it was the best time he has ever had,
|
|
and the people were so nice (no vandalism or excess littering). There
|
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were a couple of flower pots broken, but that was done by a police horse
|
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kicking them in by accident. He brought back some of Dan's cookies.
|
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Chocolate chip, not as good as Mom makes.
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oOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOoOo
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Ugly Book #6
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_The Romance of Proctology_
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I couldn't resist offering my favorite "weird book title" for the
|
|
amusement of the group. It's The Romance of Proctology: which
|
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is the story of the history and development of this much neglected
|
|
branch of surgery from its earliest times to the present day,
|
|
including brief biographic sketches of those who were its
|
|
pioneers. The author of this gem of medical history was Charles
|
|
Elton Blanchard, M.D., and the book was originally published in
|
|
1938 by Medical Success Press and reprinted by AMS Press in 1978.
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|
|
I'd also like to take this occasion to quote from the first
|
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sentence in the book's foreword: "No one knows who was the first
|
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doctor to examine the rectal orifice of the human frame."
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*****$$--$$*****$$--$$*****$$--$$*****$$--$$*****$$--$$*****$$--$$*****
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Midlife crisis is no different from adolescence except that your face
|
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doesn't break out and you have more money.
|
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-- Howell Raines, Fly Fishing Through the Midlife Crisis
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***))((***))((***))((***))((***))((***))((***))((***))((***))((***))((***
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You know that little indestructible black box that is used on planes,
|
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why can't they make the whole plane out of the same substance?
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_____________________________________________________________________
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To: alekz@welchgate.welch.jhu.edu
|
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From: amoss@pennsy.jhu.med.edu (Andrew Moss)
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|
|
In a downtown high-rise, on the 52nd floor lived two young men
|
|
(Many say they were a gay couple) in a large two bedroom appartment.
|
|
The view was fabulous, overlooking Mount Royal and the St-Lawrence
|
|
river. They had separate bedrooms, but shared one thing: The aquarium
|
|
in the living room. It was a huge one, on a wheeled table. to
|
|
facilitate cleanng, and had nearly 90 different tropical fish. Jerry,
|
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24 had a bright idea, he wanted new fish, and bought 30 pirhanas and
|
|
put them in the aquarium. However, his room-mate, John was very upset
|
|
when he saw that the pirhanas ate ALL of his fish instead of the fish
|
|
food. All that was left in the tank were hungry pirhanas. In a fit of
|
|
rage John took the aquarium to the roof top pool on the 72nd floor,
|
|
while no one was there, and emptied the contents in the pool, and
|
|
went back home.
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The next morning an elderly couple who used the pool for their
|
|
morning swim, was reduced to a mess of blood and BLEACHED BONES. The
|
|
police finally traced the pirhanas to Jerry, arrested him on two
|
|
counts second degree murder.
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=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+[]=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+[]=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+
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In other aquarium news:
|
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|
From: Miles R Fidelman <fidelman@civicnet.org>
|
|
Date: Mon, 1 Nov 1993 23:06:53 -0500 (EST)
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|
|
I saw this in the paper recently:
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|
"Last summer, the cable television station that serves Columbia S.C.
|
|
aimed a camera full-time at an aquarium to occupy a vacant channel, which
|
|
was awaiting the September start-up of the Science-Fiction Channel. When
|
|
Sci-Fi replaced the 'fish channel,' complaints were so numerous that the
|
|
company was forced to find another channel for the aquairum, which now
|
|
runs 14 hours per day, sharing time with the Bravo Channel."
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=={}===[]=={}===[]=={}===[]=={}===[]=={}===[]=={}===[]=={}===[]=={}===[]==
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"The purpose of a fish trap is to catch fish,
|
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and when the fish are caught, the trap is forgotten.
|
|
The purpose of a rabbit snare is to catch rabbits.
|
|
When the rabbits are caught, the snare is forgotten.
|
|
The purpose of words is to convey ideas.
|
|
When the ideas are grasped, the words are forgotten.
|
|
Where can I find a man who has forgotten words?
|
|
He is the one I would like to talk to."
|
|
-Chuang Tzu
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=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+[]=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+[]=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+
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We're still the only ones true to the original aims of punk.
|
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Those other bands should be destroyed.
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Mick Jones of the Clash
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=+=+[]=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+[]=+=+=+=+[]=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+=+[]=+=+
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Newsgroups: comp.human-factors
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Gameboy is Ready to Zap Hotel Room Bibles: Indep 3 Sept 1993
|
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|
|
In the hotel room of the future, writes James Cusick, spiritual comfort,
|
|
traditionally found in the Gideon's [sic] bible,
|
|
will have a rival. - Nintendo.
|
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The UK hotels of the Jarvis Group, among them the Piccadilly in
|
|
Manchester and the Mount Royal in Edinburgh, have just concluded trials
|
|
of hand-held Nintendo Gameboy machines in all their rooms. The demand,
|
|
especially from executive businessmen, has astonished the hotel group.
|
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|
"In a year we will be delivering services to 20 million people away from home," said Russell Braun, Nintendo's manager of engineering
|
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The association of Christian business and laymen (who founded Gideons
|
|
International in 1899) is not worried. The association distributes
|
|
1 million bibles every 10 days, at an annual cost of $53m. Worldwide
|
|
there are 600 million Gideon's [sic]. "We are still battling with other
|
|
competitors like the Koran," said Brian Hickford, manager of Gideons
|
|
in the UK.
|
|
|
|
The Church Of England, said "The Bible survived television being put in
|
|
hotel rooms, it will survive this. The word of God is for everybody.
|
|
Ninendo isn't. Anyway, the Bible is far more interactive than any video
|
|
game."
|
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|
|
The Independent Newspaper (London, UK)
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~~~~~~~``````````````````````...............'''''''''''''~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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WEIRDNUZ.295 (News of the Weird, October 1, 1993)
|
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by Chuck Shepherd
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* In August, the National Endowment for the Arts
|
|
hurriedly withdrew funding it had granted to three
|
|
California artists after it came under criticism from a
|
|
New York Times report. Artists David Avalos, Elizabeth
|
|
Sisco, and Louis Hock were participants in the NEA-
|
|
funded "La Frontera/The Border" project; their "art"
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consisted of passing out signed $10 bills to illegal
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immigrants to demonstrate to citizens the impact that
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aliens have on the economy. Said one of the artists,
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about the project, it is about "the interaction of
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physical space with intellectual space and civic
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space." Said a day laborer-recipient, "People don't
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usually give us money." [New York Times, 8-12-93]
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##############################################################
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L.L. Shuns The Uglyness
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I'm not interested in doing endorsements. I don't want to dance for
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chicken. I don't want to rap about soda or beer. And I don't wanna
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wear nobody's underwear. For me, personally, I would lose some of my
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integrity.
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-- rapmeister L.L. Cool J., explaining why he won't do commercials.
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(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)
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If buttered toast always lands butter side down and a cat always lands
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on its feet, what would happen if you tied a piece of buttered toast
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to the back of a cat and dropped it?
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(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)..(@)
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Advertising in the Heavens: A Beautiful Sight
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The Internet Letter Vol.1 - No1 October 1993 ISSN 1070-9851:
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PUBLIC OUTCRY over plans to put a mile-long inflatable billboard in
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Earth orbit has prompted the House and Senate to introduce legislation
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banning space advertising. The Space Advertising Prohibition Act
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would deny licenses for space billboards, ban import of products
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advertised on billboards, and ask the president to seek an
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international agreement on space advertising.
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WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWideWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
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WWWWWWorldWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWebWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
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Subject: Fractured English, banjo dept.
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From: Rich Stillman x6135 <RSTILLMAN@HBS.HBS.HARVARD.EDU>
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I came across the following example of the advertiser's craft on a label
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pasted to the inside of an instrument at the local antique instrument
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shop. The instrument claims to be a banjo, although it looks more like
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the unfortunate result of a collision between a mountain dulcimer and a
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typewriter. The instrument is all wood, finished in black paint and has
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"Japan Music" written in gilt on the outside. My best guess is that it
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was made sometime between 1920 and 1960. It has seven strings, six of
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which are identical and cover a >total< of about an inch of width. There
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are a number of typewriter-style keys with labels like "5#" which, when
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struck, hit all seven strings simultaneously and produce a sound very much
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like dropping a bowling ball in a piano, only much quieter. The instrument
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has thus far defied all attempts to tune or play it. The greatest
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entertainment has come from reading the label inside the soundhole. I
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reproduce it here with every spelling error and comma in place. The
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address at the bottom is legitimate, in case you decide you want to order
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your own.
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Special Quality Banjo
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Best quality of excellent material, assured,
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most attractive latest design, will finished,
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matchlessly beautiful, sweetness tunes unique,
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most, carefully inspected, minutely tested and
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easiest of all the musical instruments to learn
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and to play upon Peerlessly harmonious specially
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suitable for Cinema tunes, English Indian Modern,
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Oriental Ballads lyrics, and all types of melodies
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can be enjoyed upon this Banjo.
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LAXMI TON MUSICAL HOUSE
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190, Khetwadi, 12 Lane
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BOMBAY 4.
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Of course, I have no connection with the above company, except as a
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satisfied customer. ;-)
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Now that's a banjo! If I could only find me some English Indian Modern
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tablature...
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:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::
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I have the heart of a little child, and the brain of a genius
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-- and I keep them in a jar under my bed.
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:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::^^^===:::
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From: guy@auspex.com (Guy Harris)
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Subject: NFS server not responding still trying
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>From an upcoming NYT article about religon in Silicon Valley:
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The valley's religious leaders have even begun to behave like
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their high-tech counterparts. Rabbi Block, for example, has found
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himself using new analogies in conversation with members -- among
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the most effective being that ``God is the ultimate file server.''
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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Taken from "The Dartmouth" , daily newspaper 8/20/93, page 1
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"Some felt offended. Others felt empowered. Regardlesss, the shock value
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of the Untamed Shrew's guerilla theater performance in Food Court Tuesday
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has more people on campus thinking about this women's theatrical group
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than ever before. At about noon, Shrew member Sally Rosenthal '95 shouted
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from the balcony overlooking the eating area, 'If God had meant women to
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give blow jobs, she wouldn't have given us teeth.' Then she bit off the
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end of a cucumber and spit it over the railing..."
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~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~
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Have you ever imagined a world with no hypothetical situations?
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~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~@~~#~~
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Subject: OTD update for 2 June 1993 (fwd)
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>
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>> June 2, 1993
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>>
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>> Events today ...
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>>
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>> Yell "Fudge" at the Cobras in North America Day.
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>>
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>>From Chase's Annual Events (1992 edition), page 184:
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>
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>Yell "Fudge" at the Cobras in North America Day. June 2. Anywhere
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>north of the Panama Canal. In order to keep poisonous cobra snakes
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>out of North America, all citizens are asked to go outdoors at noon
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>local time and yell "Fudge." Fudge makes cobras gag, and the mere
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>mention of it makes them skeedaddle. Annually, June 2. Info from:
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>Wellness Permission League, c/o Thomas Roy, PO Box 248, Myerstown, PA
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>17067. Phone: (717) 866-5193.
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>
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>The fact that there aren't any cobras native to North America might be
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>because enough people observe this date. :-)
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>-- geiser@pictel.com
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---==={[]}===---oOo---==={[]}===---oOo---==={[]}===---oOo---==={[]}===---oOo
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To: /dev/null@python.bostic.com
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Subject: Those Whacky Oregonians
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_The Oregonian_, Friday, Nov. 12, 1993:
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SILVERTON -- Dick Kromminga, principal at Silverton High School,
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said a pep rally stunt last week that burned four students won't
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ever be repeated.
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The four suffered severe burns on their buttocks from sitting
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on blocks of dry ice.
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"We pulled a brain-deader, and we will make sure we don't do
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it again," Kromminga said.
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The girls were chosen by their classmates for a stunt last week
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to see who could sit on the ice the longest. Dry ice, or solid
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carbon dioxide, can be as cold as 112 degrees below zero.
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The four were treated at Silverton Hospital.
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Dr. Frank Lord said some of the girls may need skin grafts.
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"The truth is, I've never seen any frostbite on this part of the
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anatomy," he said.
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===(..)=====[..]========={,.}===(..)=====[..]========={,.}===(..)=====[..]
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Date: Tue, 20 Jul 1993 15:20:32 -0400
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From: aj478@yfn.ysu.edu (Daniel H. Chadwick)
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Subject: [THE PEOPLE's ALMANAC 15 Favorite Oddities of All Time]
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(from THE BOOK OF LISTS, 1977)
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2. THE MOST REALISTIC MOVIE IN HISTORY
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In 1914, a Hollywood motion-picture company signed a contract with
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Mexican revolutionary leader Pancho Villa in which he agreed to fight his
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revolution according to the studio's scenario in return for $25,000. The
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Hollywood crew went down to Mexico and joined Villa's guerilla force. The
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director told Pancho Villa where and how to fight his battles. The
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cameraman, since he could only shoot in daylight, made Pancho Villa start
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his fighting every day at 9:00 AM and stop at 4:00 PM--sometimes forcing
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Villa to cease his real warring until the camera could be moved to a new
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angle. When the completed film was brought back to Hollywood, it was found
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to be too unbelievable to be released--and most of it had to be reshot on
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the studio lot.
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YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
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from: HailOtis@socpsy.sci.fau.edu
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Read PURPS
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Police in Japan are trying to curb an unsavory trade. In early
|
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September, three business men stocked around 90 vending machines
|
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in outer Tokyo with used underwear "guaranteed to have been worn
|
|
by a Japanese schoolgirl."
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So far about $211,000 worth of used panties have been sold.
|
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The businessmen put the machines, which also dispensed
|
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obscene magazines and videotapes, near primary schools and
|
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other meeting points for young girls. Each garment sells for about $29.
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After searching the rule books, the police have finally charged
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the three entrepreneurs with violating the Antique Dealings Law, which
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stipulates that dealers need a license. Used panties as antiques? The
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police say that some of the underwear was bought from second hand dealers.
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The trio may also be charged with swindling, if it can be shown that the
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panties on sale had not really been worn by female students.
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The Economist, page 76, October 18, 1993
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*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*O0o*
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| Now, now. Calm down. Take a few deep breaths, chill out.
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| Then step outside. Look at something beautiful. Then blow
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| your worthless brains out.
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|_________________________________________________________________
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from alt.geek (really)
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Here is my regret list:
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1) I don't own a toga.
|
|
2) I always fart when I pee.
|
|
3) I can't get dates because none of the chicks I know would want
|
|
to just hang around and talk about how awesome George Bush
|
|
was.
|
|
4) I've never tried goat cheese.
|
|
5) I never have had an opportunity to hold out a large mug and
|
|
bellow: "more ale!".
|
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6) I never got into singing opera.
|
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7) I never ruled Rome.
|
|
8) I didn't patent my set of tricks with those fun strips of
|
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perforated paper from the edges of printouts.
|
|
9) Latin is a dead language, despite my attempts to revive it.
|
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a) I never tried wearing plywood clothes.
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b) I was never chummy with Nixon.
|
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c) I don't have removable limbs.
|
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d) I wasn't in "Casablanca".
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e) I number everything in hex, which confuses bank tellers.
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f) I have never owned a really comfortable pair of shoes.
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From: olivier@netcom.com (Michael Olivier)
|
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Newsgroups: alt.sex
|
|
Subject: Re: THE Pick-up line response of the day
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Man: "How do you like your eggs in the morning?"
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Woman: "Unfertilized, thank you!"
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Come, let us peel back the foreskin of misconception
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and apply the wire brush of enlightenment.
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-- Geoff Miller
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oOo-=+=-oOooOo-=+=-oOo-=+=-oOo-=+=-oOo-=+=-oOo-=+=-oOo-=+=-oOo-=+=-oOo
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Unlike with Reagan and Bush, who seemed groomed for this kind of thing,
|
|
you get the feeling with Clinton that every now and then he closes the
|
|
shades to the Oval Office, locks the door and screams, 'Whoa! This is
|
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really cool!'
|
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-- comedian Mike Tilford, of The Capitol Steps
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OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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ugly visions in .sig files:
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.------------------------------------------------.
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| Better a man with wooden leg on termite hill, |
|
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| than man with tin leg in thunder storm! |
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--------------------------------------------------
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| John Gill, Medical School, University of Natal |
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----------------- South Africa -------------------
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Tony Cunningham, Insignia Solutions Ltd. tjc@insignia.co.uk
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____________________________________________________________
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This explains a lot about me. I thought it was the heavy
|
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drinking, the late hours, the barking mad women, the lying
|
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around in bed reading novels and eating Nescafe out of a
|
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jar with the spoon. But it's because of the Mac.
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==={..}==={..}==={..}==={..}==={..}==={..}==={..}==={..}=====
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Ugly Suits:
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The following was published Wednesday Sept. 15 in the Toronto
|
|
Globe and Mail:
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Another gnuisance on the fringe
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Brian (Godzilla) Salmi has started a political party to cash in
|
|
on voter disgust with politics - the Gnu Democratic Rhino Reform
|
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party. There are only two things worth knowing about the party:
|
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the "G" in "Gnu" is pronounced, and it's out to replace the
|
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Rhinoceros Party as the voice of political spoofery in Canada.
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The Gnus formed last month after splitting from the Rhinos over
|
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a dispute involving a stripper and a professional dominatrix, he
|
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says.
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Mr. Salmi will be easy to spot at all-candidate forums. He dresses
|
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in a green Godzilla suit. He intended the outfit as an anti-nuclear
|
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warning, but his costume is so tattered and stupid-looking that most
|
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people mistake it for Kermit the Frog.
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"I don't get no respect."
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
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Beautiful Plans for World Marketin . . . er, Peace:
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"We now sell virtually the same toys all over the world. So it stands
|
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to reason, if all these kids are playing with the same toys, how could
|
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they ever possibly fight with each other? There's a common thread
|
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about how they grow up and what they play with. I thinks that's
|
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terrific. It makes for one world."
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- Charles Lazarus, founder and C.E.O., Toys "R" Us
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8-) (^: 8) :*) 8-) (^: 8) :*) 8-) (^: 8) :*) 8-) (^: 8) :*)
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Couple Beheaded For Incest
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New Delhi (Reuter) - An entire village watched in silence
|
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as the uncle of a young man and his bride chopped off their
|
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heads with an axe for defying social norms, newspapers
|
|
reported on wednesday. Satish, 21, had eloped with Sarita, 20,
|
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from the village of Khandrawali, the newspapers said. After
|
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their marriage, the couple settled in Delhi. But Satish was
|
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Sarita's uncle. Village elders considered the marriage
|
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incestuous and an insult to a sacred relationship.
|
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Khandrawali's 250 families, all outcastes, never forgave the
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runaways, and they were beheaded after being lured back to the
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village by a tale that Satish's father was in trouble.
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^^^^____^^^^____^^^^____^^^^____^^^^____^^^^____^^^^____^^^^____^^^^
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If you really want to hurt your parents and you don't have nerve enough
|
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to be homosexual, the least you can do is go into the arts.
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-- writer Kurt Vonnegut,
|
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from a lecture to students at Stanford University.
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%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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And They say English is UGLY . . .
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Gonzo is no dweeb, says New English Dictionary.
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|
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London (Reuter) - Grunge, dweeb, scuzz and gonzo have
|
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officially entered English language. The latest edition of the
|
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shorter Oxford English Dictionary, to be published next month,
|
|
also includes chattering classes and cereologist.
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Grunge is "a style of rock music characterised by a
|
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raucous guitar sound and a lazy delivery". A dweeb is a
|
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"person who is boringly conventional, puny or studious". A
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scuzz is an "unpleasant person". Gonzo, coined by american
|
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journalist hunter s. thompson, is a "crazy person".
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Chattering classes are articulate professionals who talk
|
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about society and culture. Cereologists study crop circles.
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===={{{{}}}}===={{{{}}}}===={{{{}}}}===={{{{}}}}===={{{{}}}}=====
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What do you expect?
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This was a country founded by religious nuts with guns.
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o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*
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Duck Pond Saves Skydiver
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Napier, New Zealand (Reuter) - A 22-year-old novice
|
|
skydiver escaped with only a cut over the eye after his main
|
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and reserve parachutes failed and he plunged 1,100 metres
|
|
(3,600 feet) into a marshy duck pond.
|
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|
|
Klint Freemantle, recounting the freak accident on
|
|
Saturday on New Zealand's north island, said his main
|
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parachute did not open and his emergency chute tangled up.
|
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then he saw he might hit the pond, a metre (40 inches) deep.
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"I splashed down before I thought I would," he said. "the
|
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first thing I did was stand up and say 'Yes!' then I reeled
|
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the chute in."
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[[ ]]
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[[ That's All Folks ]]
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[[ SEND US STUFF ]]
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[[ #12 will be out soon! ]]
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