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From:         M <cheating@CCVM.SUNYSB.EDU>
Subject:      & we do & they do & he/she/it do
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too.

Quickly, though I dimly fathom these days' stark pattern of crimson
paces that you've gone off again to that resort which harbors you no
ill-windedness during non-virtual book of hours times, where second
husbands ishishly are crushed (and I was not roller-skating at the
time you sent me a bed of red-life-eviction notices but merely rushing
off to scrawl my days away, a bit further away, to that softly-into-
placid-third movement that keeps me dodging unthrown plates which do
not fail not to shatter upon the undamaged and unmarked wall -- where
are you tonight, e.g.), motorlogged in these rewilations which are
yrs, unmisgivenly, I'll attempt to clasp you real time to say, "yr
dulciment dulcimer tones are cacophony, but my [jellyfish] is real
enough", which will be followed by several long pauses of intermittent
lengths by which to measure cavaliers and cadavers upon the stares
of people who just don't understand that, when you've got to crush
chalk in your hands, you've got to crush chalk in your hands.  Might
I request that you kindly stop making SBCCVM fall down on its hands
and knees, so that I could please stop sending messages stating that
you haven't done something which you have but have withheld in the
interests of riddling me with holes?

Untolden goldy as to whence might cop it I, I pass on to you a sincere
complement and appreciation at yr ability to run linear-in-parallel
blah-blah-blah -- O! Would That I Could Have Been A Po-Et!  Who's to
sing you awake beneath yr pane during dawnings of new knifefightingly
good hackneyed days?  Not as long ago, oddly, as 1927; but, it occurs
in cold-blooded fetes of apperception of yr good graces (secret and
swiveled, entered alighting upon all the half-beens and jackanapes
in the room) to inquire: Do Tuesdays still fail to amount to a whole
hill o' beans in this crummy world?  [If the LIBlads come a-knockin',
will you tend to (at least) the open wounds?]  My concernation from
fear that you'd not bowingly take my meaning as literal as I could
have eschewed: if you'd "once-you-have-fo(u)nd(l(ed)(y))-me", might
I inquire *where*?  Small details.  No Thanks to Salamander for in
quotating a featured and valued source of the Best Of East-Anglia.

So, no more suspence, let's move to the array of roles (DAF'll be most
proud, athair-like): tell me, in bored, hushed tones, of the fares
of Norwich as they chummed with Chelsea today, and I dispense of a
small fortuning in c-notes and do-nots-tragically-ignored ("I'm a
gamblin' M") to the very encephelonelyness: banish me to the pits of
hell, deny me my freedom, it makes no matter, as long as you are lost
to those same.

Unlike Lot, y'see, I %like% salt (the Enemy edible indeed).

M.
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From:         Dana Rollins <ROLLIDE@AUDUCADM.DUC.AUBURN.EDU>
Subject:      POLEAXED BY PTOLEMY
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Benjamin was always a strange child.  It showed in the manner in which
he would press his face against the pet store window whenever someone
walked past.  The grunty throaty mewling sounds he'd make when the old
Swede Gunter Punjab brought the morning gruel would set your nerves on
edge.  Once he injured a tiny hamster in his frantic attempts to flee a
casually strolling cockroach.  I think it fair to say that Benjamin was
equally hated by all the other pets.
Oops!  Someone is coming!!!



Hastily Yours,
Dickens
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From:         "Daniel A. Foss" <DFOSS@CCVM.SUNYSB.EDU>
Subject:      Someone else did go to Budapest
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There is someone else who did go to Budapest who is now twenty yards from you
know who and when she got there she cried for a week, to Budapest that is,
but would not go back there again because she has got over him because she has
got over me.

DAF
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From:         Kevin Schnitzius <kschnitz@ENCORE.COM>
Subject:      useful tip
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Don't try to pick up women at a pre-pregnancy class.

Trust me on this one.
--
mr asynchronous                                   kschnitzius@encore.com
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From:         Slimm <LIBALP@EMUVM1.BITNET>
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Here's a real actual one I saw today (as opposed to the one I made up):

     My child is a
     BEAVER ACHIEVER
     at Fernbank Elementary School (or somesuch)

No kidding.  Ask LIBJRM.  He saw it.

Slimm
From: ichikawa@HUIS.HIROSHIMA-U.AC.JP (Tadao Ichikawa)
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English
Date: 18 Aug 92 08:42:50 GMT
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Organization: Info. Sci., Hiroshima Univ., Japan
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CALL-FOR-STUDENT-PARTICIPATION

in

The Graduate Program of Information and Computer Sciences
Hiroshima University, Japan
______________________________

Starting in 1994, the Information and Computer Sciences Graduate
Program at HIROSHIMA UNIVERSITY will begin TEACHING
CLASSES in ENGLISH-only.

  ------  Students from all over the world are welcome to join the program.
______________________________

[Programs of Study]   The Graduate School of Information Engineering
at Hiroshima University offers programs leading to a Masters or a
Doctorate.  Dissertations are necessary both for Master's and Doctoral
degrees to complete the applicants' research requirements.

[Staff Organization]   Teaching staff consists of the professors of the
Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Integrated Arts and Sciences,
who specialize in information and computer sciences. Their technical and
research interests span a broad spectrum of areas such as information
science fundamentals, information statistics, information processing,
information machinery, information systems and networking, distributed
systems, and software engineering. Intensive courses will be given by
visiting professors.

  ------  Professors are also welcome from foreign countries.

[Financial Aid]   Financial aid possibilities for graduate students include
teaching assistantship, Government Scholarships given by the Ministry of
Education of Japan ('Monbusho'), and some other public funds.
Applicants are encouraged to acquire 'Monbusho' scholarships in
advance of their admission to the graduate programs.

[Location]   Hiroshima University is located 37km east of Hiroshima
City, where you will appreciate 'sake', fresh fish, and peace. Student
domitories (public/private) are accommodated mostly within walking
distance of the univerisity campus. The weather is mild throughout the
year with moderate variation between summer and winter.

[Application]   Student will be selected mostly on the basis of past
achievements in research and study. Applications for 'Monbusho'
scholarship are accepted at the Japanese Consulate general in your area. A
booklet describing details of lectures, research topics, and seminar
progams is available on request.

[Correspondence]

Professor Tadao Ichikawa
Chair, 'Teach-in-English' Promotion Committee
Graduate School of Information Engineering, Hiroshima University
1-4-1 Kagamiyama, Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan 724
Phone: +81-824-22-7029, Fax: +81-824-22-7195
E-mail: ichikawa@huis.hiroshima-u.ac.jp
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*** Original Author: SBRHYM-L @ SUNYSB - ** Remote User **; 08/17/92 15:45

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Here's a real actual one I saw today (as opposed to the one I made up):

     My child is a
     BEAVER ACHIEVER
     at Fernbank Elementary School (or somesuch)

No kidding.  Ask LIBJRM.  He saw it.

Slimm

*** Comments from GOD'S GIFT TO WOMEN:
Big Deal!
I've been a beaver achiever since I was old enough to lick my eyebrows.


Merciful Lee Dickens
The Leader In Free Moustache Rides To Unaccompanied Women Under 43
(Since 1974)
(As reported in a recent FNORD-L editorial)
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Subject:      Hilarious Bumper Stickers
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IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE WAY I DRIVE...
..GET OFF THE SIDEWALK!



(Har har har)
(Let's see you top THAT one, Funnybones!)



Radiant Reginald Reamerbonkers
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From:         karsten <karsten@NETCOM.COM>
Subject:      To Architect
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(I'm back.  Only 900 more to read...)

Susan Harwood Kaczmarczik wrote:
> Just so I can fulfill the official purpose of the list, I'll post some of
> my pet peeves in current usage:
> 5) "Architect" as a verb.  Enough said. (Shudder.)

Carol Carmick wrote:
> What irritates me about "to architect" is the fact that it was
> obviously coined by oily marketing types as a yuppie replacement
> for "to design."  I sense blueprints unrolled in the light of a
> matte black tensor lamp, an artfully ruffled $80 haircut, and the
> unmistakable scent of steer manure.  Yuck.

Uh-oh.  There goes my job.

Architecting and designing are quite different tasks in the development
of computers.  Computer architecture is (roughly) the determination and
organization of the functional blocks of a computer (adders, memory and
input/output devices, for instance).  Computer design is the creation of
these functional blocks from "logic gates" or transistors.  There is
generally a third task, layout, which is the assignment of the parts and
connections of the design to physical locations on chips or boards.

If all three tasks are being performed we might say that Bill is
architecting the floating point chip, Sue is designing the adder
and Chris is laying out the register bank.

All three are separate professions.  Engineers rarely perform more than
one of these tasks due to the different specialized knowledge and
experience necessary to do a good job for each of them.

Using "to design" for all three would be quite confusing.

--karsten, computer architect (with a bad $9 haircut)

"Will corrupt languages for money!"
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Date: 20 Aug 92 15:19:00 GMT
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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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////// Any ails inflicted upon SBCCVM darling you most basely caused; //////
////// it would not surprise me at all if Mr.Postmaster@there knows   //////
////// you better than he would wish to in your phantomnipresence.    //////
////// I'll be passing your compliments on to Viereck (b.1916: would  //////
////// he still live?) who is a better Po-Et than I, or even you;     //////
////// mirrors, mirrors, all around, tell me who ... o, pardon, your  //////
////// words tend to manifester themselves in the rhythms of my days, //////
////// even in these less troubled times when uncrumbled chalk is     //////
////// better futilised in noughts & cross-purposes of roller-skating //////
////// round a soul in search of a door.  Tuesdays amount to as much  //////
////// as you'll allow them to (I have this courtesy of the women in  //////
////// the upper stories needing faces in the panes in clasp-a-little //////
////// -closerenades): given the least cause to forswear limping      //////
////// psychodramatics, I should not now and not ever throw templates //////
////// at you; mugs, maybe, in bored, hushed pitches.  If the Liblads //////
////// come a-knockin', you can knock them senselessons in            //////
////// lovelornateness; I'll cry over their strewn limbs while you    //////
////// concoct libhaggis for yr Edinburger Festival Stall (in memory  //////
////// of yr one-time lucubration of the vegetarian list) & set       //////
////// narrow-strait yr "%other% Gaelic ex-fiance [sic]" <<Darling>>. //////
////// Meanwhile, musing on the precision with which you wish the     //////
////// significance of your lines to be literallied... in saying      //////
////// "*where*", do you mean "*where*" or, well, "*where*"?          //////
//////								      //////
////// (Delicacy prevents me from depicting the tadpole fatalities in //////
////// all of this raen (sic).)                                       //////
//////								      //////
////// [jellyfish, real jellyfish, really real jellyfish &            //////
////// sodiumpteen chloridolatries as salt to yr saltimbanco],        //////
//////                                                                //////
////// H.                                                             //////
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From:         mmmm <CHEATING@CCVM.SUNYSB.EDU>
Subject:      re: 10 on the vault
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On Fri, 14 Aug 1992 10:51:00 EDT Slimm Laramie said:
>Since I've just now discovered that you don't actually exist, Cheating,
>I'll have to answer you here.
>
Just now??!!??  Sheesh.  I have to work on that.

>Thanks for relieving me of the notion I-So-Nasty-They-Just-Ignore-Me.
>If I flame and no one can hear me . . .
>
System about to shut down, when it comes up again, I'll take care of
that and that pesky Alex person too (a la cuthbert, ha ha ha ha ha ha)

>Marry, sorry, no.  (peevishly) I've told you people to stop bothering me.
>
Ah, you'll reconsider, I've no fear.  Even if I have to follow you
everywhere you go. (more fiendish laughter)

>sl
M
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From:         Dana Rollins <ROLLIDE@AUDUCADM.DUC.AUBURN.EDU>
Subject: Daniel Foss? Agent Penrod,
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FBI.
I have someone here that would very much like to speak with you, sir.
Would you be so good as to follow me?
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From:         "H." <H760@CPC865.EAST-ANGLIA.AC.UK>
Subject:      & you do.
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My own particular love is like a red-letter red-light bedlam of roses;
comes there a day when I can foretell a trace of word or deed before
the fact and I shall have cause to entrap him, but, in greatest truth,
as I keep observing his passes & trespasses & surpasses, I cannot
believe that time will come.  As I recall, my second(ish) last(ish)
husband was sad(ish)ly killed by a cia(ish) agent masquerading as an
omnibus as he roller-skated down Bond Street, singing lethal(ish)
dirges; I trust that M does not enumerate that chic(ish) mode of
self-transport, at least, among the accomplishmenaces that would make
my eyes smile at any far(ish) distance.  King Libalp and the Knights
of the Malte Shoppe shrewably stridented in a capital scream: I'd advise
you to thump him, libjohnrmarsh, rilly hard, if he tries calling you
"BOY" again: he'll be extremely understanding as he knifefights you
hackingly, I guarantee it.

Sing: "Scaramouche et Pulcinella // Qu'un mauvais dessein rassembla //
Gesticulent, noirs sur la lune..."  -- Excuse me, I mean:

		      Must all successful rebels grow
		      From toreador to Sacred Cow?
		      What cults he slew, his cult begot.
	    	     "In my beginning," said his Scot,
		     "My end;" and aging eagles know
		      That 1912 was long ago.
                      Today the women come and go
		      Talking of T.S. Eliot

and, briefly, of John Cage.

Having stated in diehardline that it would be my severest pleasure to
"follow you to the selvedges of the world & over", how could you doubt
the wishfulness of my strobedientally Budapestering you on any mapped
pin-point?  No camels, though.  Now your physiological localefaction
has been narrowed to an "approximation to the point directly above
[yr] heart and between [tes] yeux", that same strange and imprecise
place is where I dwell and, for yr record, yr book of hours &
revilations (sic) & scraps of songs, and yr possible intentions of ever
absconding to (soli)tarry in a geographical anywhere, I wish you to
know, if you do not already know, that I would not do without you.
Hang on, turning the page, here's another:

		     "I think of my wife, and I think of Lot,
		      And I think of the lucky break he got"

Or so they sing.
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From:         Dana Rollins <ROLLIDE@AUDUCADM.DUC.AUBURN.EDU>
Subject:      RE: RAIN
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The precipitation in Portugal
Pelts primarily on the plateau
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From:         Dana Rollins <ROLLIDE@AUDUCADM.DUC.AUBURN.EDU>
Subject:      PUBLIC CERVIX ANNOUNCEMENT
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I've grown lazy and slothlike, my tender Darlings.
I shall begin my summer rerun season now, featuring such prized jewels
as AND HIS MAMA CRIED (pts. 1 & 2), THE JOHN CAGE SAGA, and WINO NIGHT.
These are all pieces that I performed to thunderous ovation on other
nets.  As always, I'll ask that you hold your appluase until I give the
nod.
Thank you so much.

Merciful Lee Dickens
a/k/a Felonious J. Cubensis
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Subject:      Reply to Re: POETRY FROM ON H
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>From:         viperiphrastic <H760@CPC865.EAST-ANGLIA.AC.UK>
>Subject:      Re: POETRY FROM ON HIGH
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>Thank you and Good night,
>
>Dickens

You're very welcome, and good night to you too, but before you
go, I have to gently tell you, Dana, that it just won't do.
A good posting is, by definition, one which cheating(@wherever)
does not quite understand, but which he thinks he might if only
he put a little thought into it.  The longer and harder this
process of thinking turns out to be, the better your posting is.
However, you must always ensure that your message, in all of its
constituent elements & as a whole, has a precise and fathomable
meaning, or, better still, several, which you can defend in the
unlikely event of your being challenged.  If these various
interpretations contradict one another, so much the better.

Try harder next time.

H.

*** Comments from HILLBILLY FRANKENSTEIN:
I LOVE it when you grunt like that!
Where did you LEARN to grunt like that?
You grunt so WELL
Ooo
Grunt for me now
Grunt for me again, My Darling
Until your little pig grunter
must surely burst from sheerpig gruntsomeness
Oh Sweet Swineheart, I'd fain part
With one sweet strip of your smoked bacon
Let no other man put asunder
this sphincteroidal H toy
I will bury you when I'm through
Your luminous butt a beacon
pushing through a grassy knoll
a place to park my tricycle
When I call.




Thank you and Good night!


Your Merciful Lee Dickens
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From:         stranglaring error <H760@CPC865.EAST-ANGLIA.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Viereck? No.......
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Viereck ---------------------------------------------------->  Oblivion

Everything, always, just as you say.

<<<<<< Darling.>>>>>>
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