### Apollo BBS Archive - June 21, 1990

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    Message: 66771
    Author: Ed Sheridan
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Death
    Date: 06/20/90  Time: 23:10:54

    I think that time exists or shall I say doesn't exist all at once. What has
    passed, what is happening and what will happen, all take place at the same
    time. It is only our percepton of continuity that is warped against reality.

    Message: 66772
    Author: $ Apollo SYSOP
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Maniac drivel
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 00:18:07

            If you had the answer for that Roger, you would have my respect!

    I guess you just get 'MAD' at the system...  It has gotten so large it is
    not personal anymore.  You hurt, so you hurt others.

    MacDonalds in California a few years back... The postal worker who hunted
    down his boss and his fellow workers...  The guy who lost his car (love)
    because life went sour... all acts of ANGER at the SYSTEM!
    Not very many, but when they strike, it reaches out and gets our attention.
    The media sees to that.... but will the system learn from it?  Not hardly.
    Big fish eat little fish, and the system will put the blame on the 'gun'.

    *=* the 'Mighty' Apollo SysOp *=*  <-clif-

    Message: 66773
    Author: $ Mike Carter
    Category: Question?
    Subject: Melissa Dee
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 00:41:42

    Place yourself in a position like that which you described.
    Like being raped in front of bystanders who pretend to ignore
    what is happening.
    Do you think you would feel anger ?
    Would you be angry enough to fight back?
    Would you feel justified using a firearm to stop it?

    I have a leaflet from one of the classes I attended at the USMA.
    On the front it reads;
            "Tell them what rape is.
             Be Graphic.
             Be Disgusting.
             Be Obscene.
             Make them sick.
             If they throw up,
             then they have the
             tiniest idea of
             what it is!"
             -Boston rape Victim.

    My suggestion is that *you* do something about it. Learn to carry
    a weapon and learn to use it.
    If every woman was armed there would be very few cases of rape nationally..
            -Mike

    Message: 66774
    Author: $ Mike Carter
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Suicide
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 01:05:04

    I took a quick look through the Criminal Code Title 13 a few minutes
    ago and could not find anything under Homicide or negligence.
    Technically, if you overlook the word "another". I quote 13-1103:
    3. Intentionally aiding another to commit suicide;".."
    (Manslaughter)
    13-1104 (Second degree murder)
    2. Knowing that his conduct will cause death or serious physical injury,
    such person causes the death of another person; or
    3. Under circumstances manifesting extreme indifference to human life, such
    person recklessly engages in conduct which creates a grave risk of death and
    thereby causes the death of another person.
    ".."
    I'm sure that suicide is listed in here somewhere. I'll kee looking..
    but isn't it funny to see a definite gender bias in the wording.
    I wonder if a clever lawyer could say;
    "But it says "HIS" not "HERS" and therefore does not apply to women."
            Hmmm.
            -Mike

    Message: 66775
    Author: $ Mike Carter
    Category: Answer!
    Subject: Suicide
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 01:34:15

    After reading on a little I discovered;
    Title 13, section 1105 (13-1105);
    A. A Person commits first degree murder if;
    2. Acting either *alone* or with one or more other persons such person
    commits or *attempts* to commit....( a very lengthy list of stuff )
    ..and in the course of and in furtherance of such offense or
    immediate flight from such offense, such person or another person
    causes the death of any person.
    B. Homicide, as defined in subsection A, paragrpah 2 of this section,
    requires no specific mental state other than what is required for the
    comission of any of the enumerated felonies.
    C. First degree murder is a class 1 felony and is punishable by death
    or life imprisionment as provided by section 13-703.

    A few pages back they tell you that a failed attempt at any offense
    becomes punishable by the lesser degree of felony. I.E. If you fail
    at your suicide, (1st degree murder), then you can be charged with
    a class 2 felony.
    A class 2 felony is punishable of up to 7 years in jail and or
    $150,000 maximum fine. Statute of limitations is 7 years.
    According to Arizona law, if you attempt suicide you are a criminal.

            -Mike

    Message: 66776
    Author: $ Mike Carter
    Category: Answer!
    Subject: Roger Mann
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 01:46:08

    RE: "Why out of the millions of law-abiding folks does one guy get a gun and
    ablow away a bunch of people ?"

            First off, to be sticky about it, there is no such thing as
    a law-abiding citizen. To be law-abiding you must 1st know all about
    the laws which govern you and obey them. You can't get to work without
    breaking a few dozen laws.
            Secondly, my first response to your hypothetical question is
    "WELCOME TO AMERICA".
    Freedom has a price...it can never stop being paid for. It's like
    cable TV. You pay the price, you get the channels. No pay, they
    yank your channels and you get stuck with state-run propoganda pushing
    program stations. Freedom is a pay as you go service. Freedom is the
    guarantee I have that I can be as maniacal as I want when I want..at
    least once. The same goes all around the big fat American table.
    I'm free to blow you and your family into next Christmas. After I'm
    caught I wont be. My decision *not* to be like this **SHOULD** guarantee
    my continuance of my freedom. When one of us decides to cash in his or
    her chips, well, that's just the way the cookie was made.
    It's ***YOUR*** responsibility to protect yourself. Not mine, not Joe
    next door..not the COPS. If you value your freedom, keep paying.
    Sometimes that payment must include ammunition and training.
    I wish it didn't.
    IF WISHES WERE HORSES, BEGGARS WOULD RIDE.

    Message: 66777
    Author: $ Steven Carls
    Category: Answer!
    Subject: Flag Burning
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 02:05:37

    I am also against an amendment, so to speak.  I see both sides of the fence
    on this issue.  What I can't understand is this.
    There was a man in Virginia I do beleive that burned a IRANIAN flag at a
    assembly protesting the Iranian hostage situation.  This gentleman was
    arrested withou incident and charged with ARSON.  When he went to court the
    judge threw out the case, and praised him on his patriotism.  However, this
    arson charge was on his official record for 3 years.  He found this out when
    he tried to buy an "assault gun."  He found out that a crimminal charge
    shows up almost instantly on your record, but takes 3-5 your for your charge
    to be updated.  Moral:  Don't burn Iranian flags, burn the flag of the
    country you live in.
    Is it me, or does this seems like B.S.
     " The ATARI WILDCAT "  Steven Carls
    $

    Message: 66778
    Author: $ Steven Carls
    Category: Answer!
    Subject: Massacre
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 02:11:59

    Some facts about the California shooting in the school yard.
    The person who shot all those kids was charged and convicted for violent
    crimes.  He had several felony charges against him in the state of
    California.  The state of California has some of the toughest gun laws in
    the nation.  California let this man buy several handguns after his felony
    arrests.  This guy then applied and recived a Security Guard Permit.  This
    is for non-felons also.  After this permit he was arrested a couple of more
    times.  California let him keep his weapons and his permit.  Maybe
    California should realize that their gun control isn't working.  I notice
    that the media didn't mention much about California letting this guy have
    guns, but the media mentioned much about the EVILS of guns.
     " The ATARI WILDCAT "  Steven Carls

    Message: 66779
    Author: $ Jeff Beck
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Mike's dinner
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 02:33:38

    There's some great prose in there..."a frigid, trembling finger...pale white
    at the knuckles, poised like the sting of a scorpion." ... "A thin line of
    hair drifting on end from the wash of the overhead fan changed angle and
    fell into the eyes of the man with the gun."
    Maybe it's time you wrote some fiction?

    Message: 66780
    Author: $ Jeff Beck
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Roger/maniacs
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 02:41:28

    There you go again, trying to project rational motive patterns and your own
    emotions on these people.  Someone blows a bunch of people away and gets
    themselves killed in the process, (whether by their own hand or not) and you
    leap in asserting what tremendous hate and hostility they must have.  Then
    you go on to ask idiot questions such as "why out of the millions of
    law-abiding folks does one guy get a gun and blow away a bunch of people?"
    What kind of answer were you expecting, Roger?  Something that would make
    you say, "Oh yeah, I guess that makes sense." ??

    Message: 66781
    Author: $ Paul Savage
    Category: Answer!
    Subject: John Groseclose
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 05:38:54

     The main thrust of a eulogy is to comfort those who are left to grieve, not
    to praise or condemn the dead.
     Do circumstances dictate the morality of the situation? Aren't you really
    asking whether the man should be judged and condemned for committing a sin?
     I don't really know. Ask God. Judgement is in His court, not ours.
     Since God's grace is undeserved merit and His mercy is the sentence we
    deserve but don't get, I expect we will see some folks in heaven that we
    never expected to see there.

    Message: 66782
    Author: $ Paul Savage
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: John C./infallibilit
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 05:47:48

     Thank you for the correction, John. I will now revise my statement to meet
    the criteria.
     Popes, RC dogma not withstanding, are no more infallible than any other
    elected official, or any other human. As humans, they are as prone to error
    and/or failure as any other. This includes statements of grave
    matter, relating to spirituality and propounded "ex cathedra".
     That is my revised opinion re: papal infallibility, thanks to John
    Cummings.

    Message: 66783
    Author: $ Ann Oudin
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Bobby on taking.
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 07:50:32

    I really thought it was against the law - on account of someone might decide
    to jump off a building onto the people below or jump off a bridge on the
    freeway, landing on a car and perhaps killing several people.
                            -=*) ANN (*=-

    Message: 66784
    Author: $ Ann Oudin
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Roger on my pix
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 07:57:15

    It would be cheaper for you to come over to my house and view my drawings.
    Save a lot of dough! Ha.
    All kidding aside, unless you draw or have the need for high res. graphics,
    a VGA system is kind of a waste. Of course, everything from Procomm, to a
    word processor to Xtree Pro looks better in VGA. AND - you know it's there
    when you need it. Aw heck - go buy one! Ha ha.-=*) ANN (*=-
    P.S. Cliff will make you a good deal!

    Message: 66785
    Author: $ Ann Oudin
    Category: Answer!
    Subject: Rod #66770
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 08:05:45

    Excellent post my man! It was almost poetic in content. Again, we agree all
    the way. I always felt that the fear of death is what motivates man. Yet,
    most will not admit to it.
    I agree with the cemetary thing. They are an abomination in my eyes and such
    a waste. I never understood the need for them. For one thing, there isn't a
    person that I know of that doesn't believe that that person buried is there!
    If a Christian, then they will believe they have went to Heaven or elsewhere
    and if an athiest, will believe that life is gone, period. So why the need
    for a plot, headstone and flowers, plus visits??? We ought to be used at
    least for furtilizer so even our remains are still good for something.
    We have a huge cemetary near us that would make a great, needed park for the
    kiddies and all to enjoy. Again - a good post Rod. -=*) ANN (*=-

    Message: 66786
    Author: Hans Glans
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Last
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 08:49:46

    I always thought it would be nice to plant a tree on someones grave. Makes
    use of the carbon...and definatly slows down grave robbing.

    Message: 66787
    Author: Jeff Lochansky
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: The System
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 11:18:08

    You know I hear so msny people talk and write post complaining about
    "THE SYSTEM", but I've never actualy seen anybody who complained about it
    tell us that they started a petition drive or wrote their
    representative,about any of their complaints. I think that option in our
    "SYSTEM" only work when used. You (the complainers of the world) cannot
    expect someone else to do your dirty work for you (ie. changing the system)
    If you don't like a law or anything for that fact in the US, I was always
    lead to believe that you could do something about it. You cannot expect a
    system of democrocy to work, if you do not become actively involved. Voting
    alone just isn't enough.Sometime when you see a person circulating a
    petition, take the time and look at it, you might find that somebody is
    doing your work for you already, and all you have to do is sign it. You
    could also not sign it because you don't want to get involved, or maybe are
    even afraid somebody might call you and want you to help.That would mean you
    have to leave your house. I'm not trying to put anybody down, it just makes
    me so mad when people complain about something they could easily help to
    change, but they prefer to stay home.My whole point is, if you do not get
    involved, and do something about what you don't like, please, don't complain
    to the people that do, because you haven't earned the right to complain yet.
    Become a good citizen first, involve yourself in government, then you have
    the right like any good citizen to complain.Well, but thats just one mans
    opnion, me, but thats what democrocy is all about.
    THE MAD MAX

    Message: 66788
    Author: $ Dean Hathaway
    Category: Politics
    Subject: Cliff/instruction
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 12:45:59

      Texas schools used to teach firearms safety. There was a national outcry
    against it. As I recall, they were driven to the point that they couldn't
    even use a BB gun in a public school to demonstrate safety and basic gun
    knowledge. The attitude that ignorance is bliss ruled the day, and at least
    a few people have probably had preventable accidents as a result. Just one
    more reason to do away with public education.
      See You Later,
        Dean H.

    Message: 66789
    Author: $ Dean Hathaway
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Rape
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 13:01:57

      The only thing I wonder about in all these cases where a woman is raped in
    front of witnesses is: can the witnesses tell for sure that something is
    wrong. I have often been in situations where I wondered if I should
    interevene (not rapes, but what seem to be arguements or fights). The
    question I always face is, do these people know each other and is this
    normal behavior for them, or is someone really in danger here? I usually
    don't act unless I am sure there is a reason, and it has always turned out
    that as far as I could tell there wasn't any reason. If a woman is being
    raped, robbed, kidnapped, or otherwise molested, it would be a good thing if
    they did everything in their power to make this clear to any bystanders. In
    a case like that I would take action, and I assume that most people would
    also.
      See You Later,
         Dean H.

    Message: 66790
    Author: $ Apollo SYSOP
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Mad Max
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 14:02:27

            You as a person can NOT change the SYSTEM...  The problem with the
    SYSTEM is nothing a LAW will fix... The problem is it is now so BIG, it has
    become IMPERSONAL!  No one knows anyone else....  There is no "Oh, hello
    Joe,  I see you are late on your auto payment...is there anything we can do?
     How about a part payment this month and make up the rest when you can? "

    It's now "Sir...  You are late on your payment!  Pay it or lose it NOW!"

    The guy in question is a good guy with a good history.  He however lost his
    job at the Attack Apache Helicopter factory to no fault of his own.  So the
    SYSTEMs answer is to take away his car... NOW  A personal system will say,
    when you get a job again, we will talk...till then consider your auto loan
    suspended.

            Today with everything going to MEGA Corporations and the shut down
    of Mom & pop type businesses...the personal touch is lost.  During the big
    crash (depression) my parents talked about people helping people.  In todays
    world it would be a disaster of a mega proportion.

    *=* the 'Mighty' Apollo SysOp *=*  <-clif-

    Message: 66791
    Author: $ Apollo SYSOP
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Posts
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 14:09:48

            Good posts people, friends and countrymen..  Squeaky Clean too!

    Even by Rod... ha hahaha

            To the NON-Members...  See, we don't always yell and fight....
    Consider staying on Apollo, and joining in the FUN.  Attend a GT when you
    can, and you will see we are really friends.  You need not see eye to eye to
    be a friend...  but you do need to join in.   POST!

    *=* the 'Mighty' Apollo SysOp *=*  <-clif-

    Message: 66792
    Author: Jeff Lochansky
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: The System
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 14:50:28

    Yes cliff I agree, buissness is lossing its personal touch. But that is
    basicly not what I was talking about, I was talking about government,and
    that can be changed,the impeachment of old EV was the best example for that,
    somebody didn't like what he was doing, and did something about it.
    Change in society is not going to happen by itself,no let me rephrase that,
    positive changes, are not going to happen, unless we the citizens get
    actively involved. All I'm trying to say is, dont expect change if your not
    willing to do something for it. If everybody thought"oh someone else is
    going to circulate that petition or call their congressman" then eventually
    nothing is going to happen, because everybody thinks someone else is going
    to do it and nothing happens. Then these people turn around and complain
    again,"oh you see, the syatem doesn't work", but they didn't try to do
    anything, because they expected someone else to do it for them.
    Here is my absolute bottomline:
    don't cry if you didn't become involved, just stay one of the sheep.
    Active Involvment,Active involvment.
    Deeds, not words, will help us.
    THE MAD MAX

    Message: 66793
    Author: $ Bob Thornburg
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Carla
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 15:41:11

    Re:  "Hari_Kari is the term my Japanese friend used. (She is from Japan)"

    She obviously knew foreigners wouldn't understand the word "seppuku", so she
    used the word they would understand.  Wakarimasu ka?

    Author: $ Bob Thornburg
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Melissa
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 15:51:23

    Re:  "I guess everyone is too afraid to get involved anymore.  It's sad.
    But something has got to change."

    I agree completely.  I read about the event in the Wednesday paper, and it
    made me mad.  I think one of the reasons crimes against women have increased
    is the attitude of the judicial system.  At one time rapists would receive
    the death penalty.  Maybe that was too extreme, but now a repeat vicious
    rapist gets little but a hand slap.  Also considering that only about 15% of
    all rapes are even reported, you can see that men prone to rape have very
    good odds of raping anyone they please and getting away with it.  Yes,
    something has got to change!

    Message: 66795
    Author: $ Bob Thornburg
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Mike
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 15:56:10

    Re:  "IF WISHES WERE HORSES, BEGGARS WOULD RIDE."

    If wishes were horses, we'd all take a ride!

    :-)  (-:  :-)  (-:  :-)  :-)  (-:  :-)  (-:  :-)  (-:  :-)  (-:

    Message: 66796
    Author: $ Bob Thornburg
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Annie
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 16:00:13

    Re:  "I really thought it was against the law"

    Well, it just goes to show you that I don't know what I'm talking about!
    According to Mike it is against the law.  "7 years in jail and or $150,000"

    Message: 66797
    Author: $ Bob Thornburg
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Glands
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 16:03:07

    Re:  "I always thought it would be nice to plant a tree on someones grave."

    I remember reading a murder mystery once where the killer did his victim in
    while she was eating a peach.  Several years later a new peach tree was
    instrumental in solving the murder case!

    Message: 66798
    Author: $ Roger Mann
    Category: Answer!
    Subject: massacre/calif
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 16:19:21

    maybe calif better learn how to enforce their gun laws. I take it from
    your example, that you would be in favor of removing all drug laws from
    the books, too ?

    Message: 66799
    Author: $ Roger Mann
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: jeff/maniacs
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 16:20:25

    No, I was hoping for some mature rational discussion.

    Message: 66800
    Author: $ Dean Hathaway
    Category: Politics
    Subject: Roger/Calif
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 17:45:18

      The obvious lesson is that California made no reasonable attempt to
    enforce the laws restricting gun ownership by felons, and then used the
    resulting mayhem as an excuse to make further restrictions on the rights of
    non-felons. The original laws would have reduced crime, but were
    inconvenient to enforce, the new laws are simply a grab for the guns of
    those who are easier to cow into submission, the non-criminal element. The
    state does not care about preventing crime, only protecting its monopoly
    over it.
       Organizing judicial records so that a database could be created with
    accurate information on people who do NOT have the right to keep and bear
    arms would solve this problem and would not encroach the rights of every
    other citizen. Since this program would not expand the power of the state
    beyond its existing role in law enforcement, it finds little favor with
    those who would rather use crime as an excuse to control everyone.
       See You Later,
          Dean H.

    Message: 66801
    Author: $ Jeff Beck
    Category: Answer!
    Subject: Paul/God
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 18:45:35

    Well, I can tell you one thing:  "God" would, if he was capable of an
    emotion analogous to humor, be sublimely amused that millions of hairless
    apes presume to speak His "mind."

    Message: 66802
    Author: $ Jeff Beck
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: intervention
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 18:58:27

    Once many years ago, when I was an auto delivery agent for the Gazette (and
    the Republic on Sunday mornings), I was folding papers early one Sunday in
    the parking lot of what used to be Gemco, but is now Smitty's.  There were
    only two people in left in the parking lot who had any business there,
    myself and another delivery agent, a woman.  She was across the lot from me.
    About her stood two youths, one of whom was brandishing a "butterfly" knife.
    Ostensibly, he was showing off his dexterity.  I surmised that it was, one,
    a test to see how she would react to subtle threat and intimidation, which
    would presumably escalate to higher levels if she responded satisfactorily
    (to their minds); two, that it was a time wasting measure intended to keep
    her there until I had left the parking lot (she appeared to be ready to
    leave except for her attention to the youths); and three...my mind has
    wandered.  Anyway, I went over and asked if everything was alright, and made
    some comment about the knife.  It was clear that she was uncomfortable.
    They left, and she thanked me.  The next day she and her husband thanked me
    (he was working with her that day).
    It seems clear from the newspaper reports that the situation at South
    Mountain Park was far less ambiguous.

    Message: 66803
    Author: $ Jeff Beck
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: involvement
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 19:01:55

    I'm not so sure it's a case of people being afraid to get involved.
    Particularly when one is part of a group of young, vigorous men, as was no
    doubt the case at South Mountain Park.  Many of the kids go there in groups,
    and there are usually some pretty rough and tumble types hanging around.
    Remember also that both assailants were unarmed.

    Message: 66804
    Author: $ Jeff Beck
    Category: Answer!
    Subject: Mann/maniacs
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 19:05:13

    What sense does it make to analyze such a person's mind in terms of the
    workings of your own?  You might as well try to analyze the behavior of rats
    in terms of 20th Century Cubism.

    Message: 66805
    Author: Andy Barne
    Category: Get-Togethers (GTs)
    Subject: to sysop
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 19:30:06

    your board aint worth a shit.
    get a real computer.

    Message: 66806
    Author: $ Apollo SYSOP
    Category: Question?
    Subject: Mad Max
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 20:47:42

            You mention Mr Mecham and what he was doing...  Please tell me what
    was he doing.  All I can see is he would not kiss up to the Phoenix 40 so
    they black balled him and the public bought it.  Mecham wanted LESS spending
    unless the State had the Money... The Phoenix 40 wanted MORE.  Remember, he
    was cleared of all charges in court.    Mofford on the other hand, does
    everything they want.....  She is in, he is out.

            *=* the 'Mighty' Apollo SysOp *=*  <-clif-

    Message: 66807
    Author: $ Apollo SYSOP
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Andy Barne
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 20:55:12

            Your grammar ain't worth anything either Andy Barne.
    Get a brain dummy.....

    *=* the 'Mighty' Apollo SysOp *=*  <-clif-

    Message: 66808
    Author: $ Rod Williams
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Ann/Graves
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 21:48:06

    I guess some atheists believe that when physical death comes along that
    there is nothing.  That seems to be the view of Ms. O'Hair of the American
    Atheists but myself, I really cannot say one way or another because I simply
    do not know.

    As noted before, scientifically speaking, nothing dies only changes into
    something else.

    But it would almost be worth it to stay dead forever if one did not have to
    live on Planet Earth.

    I was checking some information out just a short while ago on the A.S.U.
    computer network.  In their encyclopedia it basically said that research has
    shown that the majority of those who commit suicide believe in a creator and
    by their final notes and previous writings believe that they will be with
    their God looking down on their former self.  I would suppose from this info
    that religion is a contributing factor of suicide.  I will read my buffer
    and gather more information on the subject.
                            Rod

    Message: 66809
    Author: $ Rod Williams
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Ed Sheridan/time
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 21:48:23

    You're kidding.

    Message: 66810
    Author: $ Rod Williams
    Category: Chit Chat
    Subject: Bob
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 21:54:22

    Wakariyasui kaba?

    Message: 66811
    Author: $ Rod Williams
    Category: Question?
    Subject: Jeff Beck
    Date: 06/21/90  Time: 22:01:22

    Oh, you were a newspaper boy, eh?  Good posts (all of them).

    Naked apes hit the old nail right on the head.  Desmond Morris called it as
    he saw it and he saw it.

    Do you think that God believes we just blabber compared to him, huh?

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