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From:         Blue eyes cryin' in the rain <TRAVEN@VMS.CIS.PITT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Take me out to the Phonolog...
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>Well, Neal T. and some of you other sporto's might like it (#1), and I live
>in hope that some of you in more civilized climes might want to swap before I
>return it, if *you* can find any Steve Goodman CD's, (#2).  There _are_ two
>retrospective collections out, but neither of them have "Dutchman".  I'm
>calling the station on Moanday morning to make sure I have my facts straight,
>but I ain't givin' shelf-space to Mel  Allen singing "Baseball Dreams"!
>Anyway.  Anybody want the damn thing?  I'll trade straight across for
>"Joshua Judges Ruth"!

	Don't look at me, John.  First of all, I don't own a CD player.
	Second, if I do decide to buy one, it'll be a CD-ROM for my computer
	(Total Baseball on CD lists at $69.95).  Third, I'm not at all
	interested in the baseball collection you somehow ended up with, no
	matter what medium it's recorded on.

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From:         Dan Lester <ALILESTE@IDBSU.IDBSU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Test your newbieness!!
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              29 Sep 1992 13:03:47 CDT from <tushar@MATH.UCHICAGO.EDU>

On Tue, 29 Sep 1992 13:03:47 CDT <tushar@MATH.UCHICAGO.EDU> said:
>>Santa
>
>We announce: A new self-test!
>
>Guess who this is. Please use typographical, syntactic, semantic, discursive

   Who really gives a rat's ass?

I think I know, but so what....after all, there are only so many who know
how to hack addresses.....and it is obviously someone who has been
around continually, despite the indication of being away a year....

dan
From: CHRISS%CWU.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu (Lobstrosities Unite)
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>Though he is having trouble seeing in the dark, -ggs
>has just reported that his previous note was in eror,
>that it was not N or Bernard, it was *sombody* that
>he wont name but just say it was the same sombody that
>got N's vote in the same category.  So time about is fair
>play, right?  So just cool you jetts, you sanctimonious
>party pooters.
>That's what he said, I think.  I'm having trouble heering.
>-*ims*

Methinks the poor man is losing it.  At least he's in a closet.  Now, if
someone would only sneak over and steal the key...

Chris
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When you get to thinking about life in the old neighborhood, you
wonder whether flight is such a good idea.  Saying "Shucks, there goes
the neighborhood" is to give over _your_ block and _your_ home to
_them_.  Without a fight.  Not smart.

So you decide to sell the suburban house with the plastic flamingos in
the front yard and move back to the gritty old block, and you try to
get some of your old neighbors to move back with you.  Maybe they
will, maybe they won't...but that doesn't figure in the choice.  The
fact is...someone is living in your space, putting up disgusting
wallpaper where you used to have the iridescent paint and the lava
lamp, and if the latter is bad taste, the former is even
worse...because it offends _you_.

So back you go.

Only this time it's gonna be different.  Each time one of the new
neighbors cops an attitude or tries to be a bad imitation of Jonathan
Swift, you're gonna slam him hard, publicly, so he has to look at
himself in the mirror every morning for a month and remember it.
Every time a new neighbor says "Who, me?" with an innocent expression,
you're gonna pick up one of his empty Majorska bottles and hit him in
the teeth with it.  "Yeah, sucker...you."  You may not do sarcasm as
well as some of the new neighbors, but you can hit a lot harder.
You'll see how some of them like street fighting.

It's your home, after all....

Ken
From: ap290@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Ruth M. Hanschka)
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Subject: Re: clothes
Date: 2 Oct 1992 03:59:51 GMT
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In a previous article, harwood@TENET.EDU (Nancy Harwood) says:

>On Thu, 1 Oct 1992, Theresa Wild wrote:
>> Now that we know how everyone puts/takes garbage,
>>
>> Do you    1. Bring in the clothes
>>           2. Go pick the clothes
>>
>> This for those who resort to fresh air drying opposed
>> to the tumble machine.
>
>If I still had a clothesline, I would bring in the clothes.
I've still got a clothes line, but don't use it much.  When I would *bring in*
the clothes, they would more often than not be annointed with what one
might call processed insects.:-)  There are many trees in this yard...and
many birds......

>And I'd like to know:
>Do you	1.  Put up the dishes
> 	2.  Put away the dishes
Around here we put the dishes away.  To put up is reserved for ones "dukes",
a "front", "or shut up", and other assorted stuff.  My grandmother used to
put up canned peaches, and sometimes applesauce.  If she put dishes up, she
couldn't reach them.:-)
>Do you  1.  Make dinner
>        2.  Fix dinner
Well....the Hanschka women usually make dinner, but have been known to fix
dinner.  Scorched string beans [too little water, left unattended] certainly
need some fixing.:-)  My grandmother fixed dinner, and so do some neighbors.
The two expressions are more or less interchangeable, except when it's a
case of:
	C: Dinner not found A)bort R)etry P)izza

>ndh (who should certainly start doing something about the latter right now)
Mom fixed turkey burgers tonight, with salad and overcooked string beans.

-- 
		###	Ruth Hanschka, the Nethead    ###
			- ap290@cleveland.freenet.edu
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From:         Nancy Harwood <harwood@TENET.EDU>
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Congratulations, Bob...I'm glad for you, whatever your name is.  I hope
all your plans work out just as you want them to.
ndh
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From:         harwell@SMTPGATE.TECHRSCS.PANAM.EDU
Subject:      re: Tushar's Test
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>think that abh is the most confused of the lot. When I picture her writing
>solemnly to Chris ... Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahaha!

Tushar, my dear boy, how I choose to write to the Lob is intensely personal
and I'll thank you to keep out of it.

-abh
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*** Resending note of 09/29/92 12:04

>>I just consulted Josiah . . .
>>I had a devil of a time getting out of there
>>and I couldn't interpret "PA1 = Exit".  What is
>>the PA1 key?

>Brad, if you are on a mac running tn3270, PA1 is Command-comma
>or the equal sign on the key pad. You can also get to it from
>the Function Keys menu. If you're running UNIX, I couldn't say.
>Bill

And if you are running IBM (or compatible) 3270, it is the shift
of the 9/PgUp key.
From: maynor@RA.MSSTATE.EDU ((Natalie Maynor))
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> Question for you well-seasoned netters on words-l:
> what is the general policy on cross-posting on the nets?

I don't think there's an agreed upon policy -- except, of course, that
posting anything from personal mail without permission is definitely bad.
My own attitude is that it's ok to forward anything that appeared on an
open list or on usenet to anybody else, including another list.  I ask
permission only when there's something about the posting that strikes me
as personal or in some other way possibly inappropriate for forwarding.

>  This is a form
> of publishing, however novel, and some pple have strong feelings about
> being reprinted without permission.

But I feel free to quote from other people's publications in my own
publications without asking their permission.  And I don't remember ever
having been asked if somebody could quote something from my publications.
I have to admit that one of the first things I do when reading a new book
or article in my field is check the list of references to see whether I've
been cited.  I'm happy when I find that I have been.

>  what are we doing sitting
> here writing notes to people we have never or just barely met,
> when we could be out doing something useful...stopping wars, hunger,

Before I took this e-break, I wrestled for an hour with an uncooperative
stake that I was trying to nail a Clinton-Gore yard sign onto.  Finally
got the sign nailed to the stake and started hammering stake into ground,
whereupon all the nails holding the sign fell off.  A good many minutes
and curses later, I *finally* got the thing back together and up, albeit
precariously.  My point:  I didn't sit down to start writing notes to
people I've never or just barely met until doing something in hopes of
stopping wars, hunger, etc.  :-)
   --Natalie (maynor@ra.msstate.edu)
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From:         Blue eyes cryin' in the rain <TRAVEN@VMS.CIS.PITT.EDU>
Subject:      Magic
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Yesterday's announcement by Earvin Johnson that he intends to return to the
Lakers this season has prompted a bit of a flame war over on STATLG-L.  One of
the incendiaries alleges that there exists a case in which the HIV virus was
transmitted between soccer players because of blood spillage from an injury.

Does anyone know anything about such a situation, and have some non-tabloid
verification of this allegation?  One person thinks it might involve an Italian
second division player.

Much obliged,
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From:         Graham Toal <gtoal@CURSCI.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: Blinking Lights
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On Sun, 27 Sep 1992 09:38:00 EDT, ktw@mhwpa.att.com wrote:
> odds in its favor.  I suppose the cops regard people who use
> Fuzz-Busters or who flash their lights at oncoming motorists as the
> equivalent of card-counters in gambling casinos.

No, I suspect they regard them as assholes who aren't alert enough to
spot a police car by eye and who therefore deserve to be caught.

G
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From:         Anne Burton Harwell <harwell@TENET.EDU>
Subject: Re: Mama Judith
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> Very very well spoken, Chris. Truly profound. And it sounds so much like
> Reader's Digest, too, which is cool.
>
> tushar

Oh, this is too great...

-abh
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Date:         Tue, 29 Sep 1992 15:43:10 EDT
From:         Evelyn Duncan <R3EJD%AKRONVM.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>
Subject:      Re: test

On Tue, 29 Sep 1992 13:26:16 -0400 <TEST@TESTOR> said:
>test message 2

The first one was so popular; the creator decided to make a sequel?

What's coming up next:  the Son of Test Message, the Bride of Test Message,
or I was a Teenage Test Message? :)

Evelyn
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From:         Dan Lester <ALILESTE@IDBSU.IDBSU.EDU>
Subject:      plane crash
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              Gail Lester <gaill@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com>

As some may have noted, a few days ago a Pakistani airliner crashed
into a hillside approaching Katmandu.  We wonder why, of course, this
Airbus crashed killing some 167 aboard.....weather normal, no indication
of problem from the pilot, etc....hmmmm....

Pakistani sources, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said that
"the plane may have been flying too low"

Really?  No shit?  Bet the people died from "impact with the ground," too....

Yes, that DOES seem to describe it.....

dan
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From:         "JOHN WHAT'S-THE-M-FOR? WILLIAMS"
 <WILLIAMS%MC.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>
Subject:      Franchising

For anyone who doubts that One Vote Counts;
        The (Arizona) House in District Six, tied even after a recount that
gave each candidate 3,762 votes, was settled by a hand of five-card stud in
Superior Court.  House Speaker Jane Hull, wearing a green eyeshade and sleeve
garters, was dealer.  Richard Kyle beat John Gaylord (who's wife didn't even
register, much less vote, remember?) by a pair of sevens against a busted
straight flush.  There's a lesson here for us all, especially me, disgusted
by the whole presidential mess...
        (Sorta of Arizona traditional, here:  One of our towns was won in, and
named after, a card game...)                             ^^^^^
        Hey, they coulda SHOT it out!  "Kyle, you low down polecat...!"  8-)

John "Where did my Gleanings post go?" W.
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Date:         Tue, 6 Oct 1992 10:21:40 CDT
From:         tushar@MATH.UCHICAGO.EDU
Subject: Re: Respite from the Kiddies

>> What is the pretext this time for "zapping the kiddies"? Was their
>> mail bouncing obligingly or is it just that we don't like them?
>
>Saving them from themselves.  Or saving the rest of VMI.  :-)

Maybe letting them worry about themselves is better, right? In my humble
opinion, trying to save the rest of VMI by quiet-deleting three guys is
a bad idea.

If it's getting really offensive to you, you can stick to the mailing
problem as a pretext. It wasn't a transient phenomenon, it could happen
again, etc.


>> I would also like to know who wasn't in for fun when they subscribed.
>
>Don't know.  If I remember correctly, I said that I thought we were in
>for fun when they subscribed, not that we were not in for fun.

Too much complicated misunderstanding here, so let's drop it.

tushar
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From:         Dan Lester <ALILESTE@IDBSU.IDBSU.EDU>
Subject:      words-l song
Comments: To: All fellow wordslers <words-l@uga.cc.uga.edu>,
              Gail Lester <gaill@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com>

New song....definitely a words-l song....

For those who know and love the Georgia Satellites, this is from Dan Baird,
as a solo, "I love you, period."

He sings about being in love with his teacher and commenting that he
"would mentally undress her"  (down, liberated ladies, down....I know
none of YOU would ever do that to Selleck, Newman, or.....)   And he finally
writes her a love letter, which is spelled perfectly, but has punctuation
mistakes.   Her correction becomes the chorus of the song:

I love you period
Do you love me question mark
Please, please exclamation point
I want to hold you in parentheses


Guess he must know about virtual (hugs)     8-)

Anyway, if you like the Satellites or similar groups, you will love this
one.  Not the literary song of the year, but great fun....a perfect
dancing and drinking song wiht a catchy refrain....plus, "its got a beat
and you can  dance to it....I'll give it a 95, Dick"

dan
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From:         Rita Marie Rouvalis <rita@EFF.ORG>
Subject:      Re: VAL-L
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              Sep 30, 92 2:00 pm

> There may be some confusion between TWO net-personalities. I know
> VMSmith, who is on many lists, but I also know Daniel A. Foss, also a
> net-character who has the progressive lung disease that is killing him
> (I know both from history, though Val Smith is also on several others.
> Whether or not he *also* has a terminal progressive lungdisease I do not
> know; DAF does, for sure.)

	Valentine Smith also has a lung disease.  I am not confusing
them.

Rita
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From:         Melicent Tlucek Bryarly <melicent@TENET.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Good Morning
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On Fri, 25 Sep 1992, Don Moore (813) 974-4078 S/C 574-4078 wrote:
> they are bad people.  However, I'll would be willing to believe a 90 year
> old lady would not be dead by injuries from attacker, a middle-aged man
> would not be dead by shotgun blast from two teenagers who didn't like his
> driving, a young lady's nude body would not have been found floating in
> Tampa Bay, the various parts - arms - legs - hand - head - of a young man
> also floating in the bay - bodies of mother and two teen-age daughters
> weighted down, thrown in bay alive.....are you getting the picture ....now
>
>                             Peace,
>                                   Don
Don, my son just left for Tampa--MacDill AFB this morning. He is driving
his MGB from Victoria, Texas and expects to be there Monday A. M. Since I know
nothing about Tampa, your information would be valuable. I must admit from
a mother's point of view, I am now nervous about his driving alone. I am
usually not a worried mom, but am now feeling anxious.
Melicent
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From:         mgarber@DHVX20.CSUDH.EDU
Subject:      Re: The New Yorker
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The New Yorker, New YOrk Times, Los Angeles Times and many other
publications will provide subscribers with an unscented edition
upon phone or written request.  I think the New Yorker has an 800
number.

Marilyn
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From:         CROSEN%BGSUOPIE.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu
Subject:      Re: Blinking Lights

Greetings,

I think the blinking lights convention is widespread, but dated.  I've
had a CB radio in my car for about a year and a half (it's one of the
GE Help II models with the magnetic antenna that you can take off when
you park, and runs off the cigarette lighter).  In view of the fact that
truck drivers talk incessantly to one another about where the bears are,
whether there are cute chicks in the passing lane, and how much money they
could make if it weren't for government interference and stupid
dispatchers, I don't know why they (truckers, that is) would need to
flash their lights at one another.

I'm a big fan of my CB; it frequently helps me avoid traffic problems (the
truckers always know how to get around the congested areas), helps me
avoid tickets (since I drive more than 600 miles a week, I like to fly
low), and makes my life simpler if I have a problem (I had a flat last
winter about 5:00 a.m.; I got on the emergency channel, called the
local constabulary, and asked them to send AAA; AAA arrived about 20
minutes later and changed the tire, and I was on my way--I only got
out of the car to open the trunk).

The GE Help II is available at Service Merchandise for circa 49.00
(sometimes it's on sale).

Marty
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From:         Lobstrosities Unite <CHRISS%CWU.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu>
Subject:      Re: Mama Judith

>It takes an extraordinarily talented person to simultaneously make
>judith/p, G, the Lob, and I irritated.  Such a person has recently
>accomplished that feat.
>
>Mama P may be back eventually.
>
>Steve Karlson
>
>Luff 'em and leave 'em

What was just as extraordinary was that Natalie, usually mild-mannered and most
accepting, had some rather pointed criticism, too.  Yes, a talented person
indeed.

Chris
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From:         "(Graham Toal)" <gtoal@STACK.URC.TUE.NL>
Subject:      Re: AND THE WINNER IS!!!!
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:From daemon Tue Sep 29 22:16 MED 1992
:86   Rashmi  GRAND PRIZE WINNER
:82   Teresa  RESPECTABLE RUNNER UP
:-------------
:75   rita
:73   natalie
:71   neal
:69   alec
:69   donM
:--------------
:66   maya
:65   the ruth
:64   sister doris
:63   JimBo
:60   gt    <--------------------------------
:60   colonel brad
:60   ndh from Texas
:59   carol
:58   lisa
:58   -abh le Pig
:57   bettyZ
:------------------
:53   emily
:52   dan the librarian
:50   -Mka
:48   marty the liberal
:48   elwood
:46   jimT
:46   bernard woof woof
:45   the ethical Ronin
:-----------------
:*22*  TUSHAR SAMANT
:.
:My heartiest congratulations and /or condolences, as the case may be.
:--ggs (GSH.... *NOT* any more and never again....  this is too much
:       like grading papers...)
:
Ahem.  Does it say anything about the bias of the results that i can
get such a high score by voting for ggs in *every* category???

G
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