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halfmoon / xxx7 \
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it's /VICTORIA\
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issue 167
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Love it or listen to Lucinda...
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...greets and shouts to
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Anna Keats, David Duchovny, Patrick M,
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Lois Haglund, michy47, jon,
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anon, and the usual bunch of onions.
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PRIME ANARCHIST RANTS.
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Hendrix' "Let me stand Next
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To Your Fire" for the Pontiac
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Sunfire? Oh my god let me barf!
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I've got three words:
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You people suck.
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Lauren Bacall. Wow. Go Lauren,
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go lauren, go lauren go. Anyone
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ballzy enough to tickle Larry
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King's nose on Live. Wow.
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How long can you work at a place
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that plays Beethoven's 5th every
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time you enter something correctly
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at the cash register, Ride of the
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Valkyries when the fries are done
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and "Zzzzt! (wrong answer)" when
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something doesn't add up. Aargh!
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Mariah Carey, they still let you
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talk???
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"What's wrong with asking people
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to not discuss private details of
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things that are private to you?"
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Yes! She said that. OK Mariadolt,
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Let's discuss private details
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that aren't.
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Heinz up 1/4
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Laying off 4,000.
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Pssst... 12,000 might've gotten
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you a whole point.
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You peeps suck 2.
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Hey, I don' mean 2 B regi-zine-
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o-phobic, but I'm gonna make it in
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Green Bay 'cause NY sux.
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Lemme repeat something 'cause it
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"gots th' replay value:"
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The hair,
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the cigarette
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and the Stratocaster:
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How many ways
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can you play
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the Em scale
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in just two positions?
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prime sick and tired!!!
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---> next? #'s
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http://www.migrations.com
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http://www.local.org
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http://www.nativeamericanmusic.com
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http://www.sric.org
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http://www.djurdjevic.com
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http://www.freespeech.org/kokopeli/column.html
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http://www.unamerican.com
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http://www.harlydavidson.com
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http://www.harley-davidson.com
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http://www.freespeech.org/kokopeli/front.html
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http://members.aol.com/berrymanp
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http://www.geocities.com/athens/6915/stmarys.htm
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http://www.geocities.com/athens/6915/detroitpoems.htm
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--- THE MORNING MAIL ---
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I would like to tell everyone that
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Kevin mitnick just passed his 4th
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year with out trial!
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Mitnick, if you don't know,
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got set up by the secret service
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for hacking an "un hackable"
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network computer. They haven't
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even discussed having a court
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date yet for him.
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For more info goto:
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http://www.2600.com
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Love and Liberate,
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Jon
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to: ati@etext.org
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I was listening to these, and thought
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you might put these in the next
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ATI. These were unusual songs,
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in the fact that when they were
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put out, they very likely would
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have been banned. Country radio
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didn't touch them. So they didn't
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sell well. Talking about war and
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making a stand just wouldn't have
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went over well with the Grand ole
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Opry crowd in 1970.
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Patrick (601)
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Jimmy's Road
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Written & Recorded
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By Willie Nelson (c)1968
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This is Jimmy's road
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Where Jimmy liked to play
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And this is Jimmy's grass
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Where Jimmy liked to lay around.
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This is Jimmy's tree
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That Jimmy liked to climb
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And Jimmy went to war
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And something changed his mind around.
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This is the battleground
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Where Jimmy learned to kill
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Now Jimmy has a trade
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And Jimmy knows it well, too well.
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vc
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Where Jimmy's body lies
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When a soldier falls
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Jimmy's body dies and dies.
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(repeat first verse)
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Minstrel Man
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by Eddie Rager and Stan Haas
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Recorded by Willie Nelson, 1970
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Oh, wandering minstrel man
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Singing songs of strife
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How many times have you been busted
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For showing signs of life?
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Oh, singing minstrel man
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Sometimes you get the blues
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When people try to stop you
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From singing your songs of truth
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(chorus)
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And you sing that you're
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Tired of seeing your brothers
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Killin' one another
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there is silver in the hall
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But there's no silver in the door
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But nobody wants to hear your songs of love
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Nobody wants to hear your songs of love.
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Oh, singing minstrel man
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Trying to do your part
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Telling everyone that they're blind
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Until they can see with their hearts
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Oh, wanderin' minstrel man
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You get your clothes from the Goodwill
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And your soul will never be owned
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By a worthless dollar bill.
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(repeat chorus)
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Nobody wants to hear your songs of love.
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------------------------------------
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Where Do You Stand?
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Written & Recorded By
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Willie Nelson (c)1970
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From somewhere behind you
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You come with your suitcase in hand
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Hey, what's your plan?
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Where do you stand?
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The world's still divided
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And you're still undecided,
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decide if you can
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Hey, what's your plan?
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Where do you stand?
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(Chorus)
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Where do you stand?
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Where do you stand?
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Hey, what's your plan?
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Where do you stand?
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It's time for commitments
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It's time for a showing of hands
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Hey, what's your plan?
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Where do you stand?
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Surely there's someone with courage
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To say where he stands
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Hey, what's your plan?
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Where do you stand?
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(repeat Chorus 2x)
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to ATI
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I'm not sure how long ago this
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happened, whether just now, or last
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year or what? The editor and
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publisher of an underground newspaper
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on the Wisconsin Dells High School
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campus just got expelled 5 years.
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Now the ACLU's considering it, and
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the lawyer of the student is on
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National Public radio right now.
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I wonder what Nat Hentoff has
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to say about this one?
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"This is so far fetched, I
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just can't even believe we're
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talking about it," said the attorney.
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Does anyone know the date of the
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expulsion?
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marco (414)
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Marco-
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I'm looking for someone
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who is flexible, very easy
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to work with & open to alot
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of different types of music.
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It sounds like you're kind of
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set in your ways & that
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wouldn't work with me.
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Thanks for responding,
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Mark (818)
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----
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Hi Marco,
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noooooo it's not REM's version of
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Superman. I froze when I saw the
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ad, but it's my 99.99% right
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guess that after turning down
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$2M from Bill Gates to use
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"It's the End of the World"
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they would never sell their
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music to IBM (and man,I would
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be one disappointed fan of their
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righteous music)...and yup, it is
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a cover of the Clique's song. My
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guess it was the work of some evil
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A&R man :-)
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Cheers,
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C. (905)
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----
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Hi. This is the qmail-send program
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at www05.netaddress.usa.net.
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I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver
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your message to the following addresses.
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This is a permanent error; I've given up.
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Sorry it didn't work out.
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----
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<editor@intst.com>:
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Sorry, I couldn't find any host by
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that name. (#4.1.2)
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I'm not going to try again;
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this message has been in the
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queue too long.
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---Below this line is a copy
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of the message---
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(: {Interview's & Conversations} :)
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:) {with famous phreaks/hackers} (:
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(: by The Infiltrator :)
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From the WHAT IS THIS
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AND WHO ARE YOU department.
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This is a series of files about
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conversations I have had with some
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of thebetter known phreaks and hackers
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in the NY area, specifically those that
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I met at TAP.
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I was a regular at TAP until
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everyone but the "950 Kode Kids",
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Richard and Agent 6 left. Richard for
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those uneducated enough to not know, is
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ChesireCat, and 6 and a group of
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60's throwbacks are the new regulars.
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The old grouphas more or less become
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extinct... (sorry 2 klifhng U. this
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is 2 B continued.)
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----
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to ati@etext.org
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I wholeheartedly agree with your
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Four Arguments For the Elimination
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of Television positive review. It's
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one of the 10 best books I've read
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this decade.
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I'll share what I wrote about
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it in a bibliography I made in 1992.
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Jerry left a $300,000 a year job at
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Madison Avenue in advertising to
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produce a 30-minute documentary for
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the Hopi people. His book gets to the
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root of why our consumerism is
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literally killing us and our mother
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earth.
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Fander P. Mann (909)
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----
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no, we didn't burn that Buddhist on
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the cover of the Rage CD.
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We love Buddhists.
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Friendly folk.
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UA (415)
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OH!
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Z rhymes with D ...
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D stands for DUH!
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*slaps head*
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What a yutz.
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(don't you dare write back 'y')
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:@}
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-anon. (860)
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[ed note: cut it out, mom]
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.ati welcomes readers letters.
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.letters of any kind are given
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.first preference.
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.guidelines: send it to:
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. ati@etext.org
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ATTN: this wonderful e-letter has
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been altered. It has been shortened
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to fit in this tiny zine. Hopefully
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some of the message is yet intact.
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PS: enjoy.
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PSS: please pass along to others
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if the pheeling moves you...
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ppss: prime smiling
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:)
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January, 1999
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To the Mexicans living in foreign
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countries:
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To the Committees of Solidarity
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with the Zapatista struggle:
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To the Men and Women of
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the five continents:
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Brothers and Sisters:
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For this year of 1999, the EZLN has
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launched a new initiative of dialogue
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and peace calling for a mobilization,
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both in Mexico and in the rest of the
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world, that aims to achieve the
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recognition of the rights of indigenous
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peoples and the end to the war of
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extermination. An important step in
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this mobilization is to carry out a
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Consultation among all Mexicans,
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wherever they may live, the 21st of
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March, 1999.
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The Mexican government stubbornly
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continues not to fulfill the accords
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that it has signed recognizing
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indigenous rights, and has chosen
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openly to take the path of violence
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to try to settle the conflict, as
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the recent massacres in Acteal and
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El Bosque so clearly demonstrate.
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With the goal of masking its war of
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extermination, Zedillo government
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has mounted a propaganda campaign
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abroad to improve its image
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internationally and to decieve
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peoples, governments, and human rights
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organizations.
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Zedillo's government is striving to
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convince the world that there is
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no war in Mexico's southeast,
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that his government wants to enter
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into dialogue with the EZLN, and
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that it is the EZLN itself that
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refuses to settle the conflict
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peacefully.
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<snip>
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Therefore, because we know that this
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campaign of lies will fail, today we
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convoke the International Consultation
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For the Recognition of Indigenous
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Peoples' Rights and the End to the
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War of Extermination.
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We call upon all Mexicans over the age
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of 12 who live in foreign countries
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to organize themselves and participate
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in the Consultation for the Recognition
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of Indigenous Peoples' Rights and the
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End to the War of Extermination on
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the 21st of March, 1999.
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<snip>
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<anyone wanting><the whole letter>
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<just ask>
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Therefore
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In order to stop the war of extermination,
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In order to achieve the recognition of
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indigenous rights in Mexico,
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In order to stop the persecution of
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which the excluded are the object,
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In order to demand respect for difference,
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In order to demand a world into which all
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worlds can fit,
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We call an International Campaign for
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the Excluded of the World.
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21Mar99.
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DEMOCRACY!
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LIBERTY!
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JUSTICE!
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From the mountains of Southeast Mexico,
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Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos
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Clandestine Indigenous Revolutionary
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Committee-General Command of The
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Zapatista National Liberation Army
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<INLINE>
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Clinton Protestors with their mouths
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taped shut give the victory sign and
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carry a large Juanita Broadreich
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banner as they take part in a peaceful
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riot Friday in Hamburg, Conn., demanding
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release of the famous "Watergate
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safe-sex tapes." Clinton has announced
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he will only release 9 minutes of
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footage involving him with Ted Kennedy,
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Ms. Broadreich and 3 undisclosed furry
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animals.
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Protesters were heard chanting,
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"1,2,3,4...give us eighty minutes more!"
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& now, flu?
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Remedy of fever?
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the Week. bad cold? or any hint
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with of sinus troubles?
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X Pert. boil ginger, lemon,
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garlic and cayenne pepper
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to a syrup and pour it over
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ice. Add any sweetener you
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need to.
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Doesn't work much for allergy attack,
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asthma, grumpiness or cholera. Actually
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this famous tonic of Tibetan origin may
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in fact work for cholera. Also may help
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arthritis, rheumatism or shingles.
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And remember, the AMA is STILL split
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50/50 whether too much coffee cures
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cancer or risks heart disease.
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Not to be used with Viagra, Pringles
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or Wows, will not cause rectal bleeding,
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most unusual side effects were whirled
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peas, pillow talk and noisy surf.
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TRADING UP
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<SPAWN> Toronto. by Cal Nuck. Special to
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Prime Anarchist Sports World Newz 2nite.
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Toronto traded Roger Clemens, Garth Brooks,
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a roll of duct-tape and controlling
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interest in The Money Store to the New York
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Yank-Mees for David Wells, Graeme Lloyd,
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Homer Simpson, Jeb Bush, Salmon Rushdie, a
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Sammy Sosa home-run spitball and 1% share
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in a proposed zinc and copper mine of
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location undisclosed.
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"You said a mouthful, toots." were David
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Cone's only words, unless you count "It's
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a bombshell," "I'm floored by this kind of
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news," and "It's the only deal that could
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have been made."
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In the strangest contract ryder Sports
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World News has EVER seen Clemens and Brooks
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will each be allowed to play for both teams
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until after the all-star game, and during
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rivalry matches the two will be allowed to
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sing "Oh Canada" and "Dirty Drinking Song"
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at the games' beginnings as duets.
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</ATI>
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ASH WEDNESDAY TO ALL --
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AND TO ALL A GOURD, RIGHT?
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Parody. To the Tune of:
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the old caucasian spiritual:
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Once to Every Man and Nation.
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Em B7 Em B7 Em
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Once the myth becomes a nightmare
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G D Em Am B7 Em
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Wherein church abuses lie
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Em B7 Em B7 Em
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Some ordained become false prophets
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G D Em Am B7 Em
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Blinded to the real most high.
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G D Em B7
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Some will say you work within it.
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Em Am Em Am B7
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Others cry out "topple down."
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Em B7 Em B7 Em
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Babylon will fall unaided
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G D Em Am B7 Em
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Safety has no golden crown.
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When your leaders all disgrace you
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Time will come the youth shall lead
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Truth prevails slow but surely
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Turning you away from greed.
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Piecing back the myth together
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Look to what your elders taught
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Peace can't come when love's perverted
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Victory's only in battle not fought.
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---<>---<=>---<>---
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"Violence to art reserves a
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special place in hell."
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--Dante
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To Quando Caliente El Sol.
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D Bm
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Love all the music with heart
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F#m
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That's all the Muse wants
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G6 A7
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Translate the best that you can
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D B7
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Or not at all.
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Em Em7 A7
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Just promise me this
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D
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"Las palabras,"
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Bm
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From the Spanish
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F#m7 G A7
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To the Anglo ooo ooooo
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D Bm
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When you are figurative
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F#m
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Or when you're way off
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G6 A7
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Love all the music with heart
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D B7
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As if you mean it.
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Em Em7 A7
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Don't give me your half
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D
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Ass translations
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Bm
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Circumlocutions
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F#m7
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Love the music
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G
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Don't be lazy
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A7
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Have some heart.
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D
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Don't forget this is art.
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