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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Initializer.SysDaemon)
Fri Jan 31 01:31:05 1992

Date: Fri, 31 Jan 92 01:30:02 EST
From: root@charon.MIT.EDU (Initializer.SysDaemon)
To: ca-mtg@bloom-beacon.mit.edu



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clewis (Chad K Lewis):

What do you think you're doing?
If you want to know then ask me.


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cyrus (Cyrus Shaoul):

My EARS are GONE!!


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danb (Daniel G Brown):

I closed my eyes,
Drew back the curtains,
To see for certain
What I thought I knew.

Far, far away,
Someone was weeping,
But the world lay sleeping.
Any dream will do.

I wore my coat
With golden lining;
Bright colors shining,
Wonderful and new.

And in the east
The dawn was breaking
But the world was still waking
Any dream will do.

A clash of drums
A flash of light
My golden coat flew out of sight!
The colors faded into darkness, 
I was left alone.

May I return
To the beginning.
The light is dimming,
And the dream is, too.

The world and I
We are still waiting,
Still hesitating.
Any dream will do.

Give me my colored coat.
My amazing, colored coat.

Give me my colored coat.
My amazing, colored coat!

---"Any Dream Will Do", Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, _Joseph and
   the Amazing Technocolor Dreamcoat_


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drmorris (David R. Morrison):

Why are we here?  Because we're here.
Row the boats.

 - Neil Pert


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ebrook (Edward J Brook):

{From system: This user's .plan file is not world readable}

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eichin (Mark W. Eichin):

Things I'm doing:
 1) Hacking Linux. (It installed cleanly on my 486/40, now to start
building things....)
 2) planning an IKEA run...
 3) Finding a date for the Valentine's Dance on 15 Feb. (Noone yet,
but I'll certainly go anyway.)

Long term...
 1) get a machine up on the 44.193.xxx.xxx net. (Ok, *real* long
term...) 

Fun stuff:
   [1784] mhpower@ATHENA.MIT.EDU  Scary_Thoughts  01/30/92 12:21 (3 lines)
   Subject: misspelled usernames used as hostnames at DEC
    Article 11459 (63 more) in comp.unix.ultrix:
    From: rance@eichen.cxo.dec.com (Mark Rance)
   --[1784]--


Right Now...
What? I'm not logged in? I may be trying to actually get work done. 
 (617)494-1068 rings on my desk; eichin@CYGNUS.COM likewise (mail to
 me should still go to Athena unless (1) it is Cygnus business (2) it
 is something you really want me to see *now* in which case send it to
 both places...)


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goz (David Gomez):

I plan to party while I still
can!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

IHTFP!!!


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hooch (Conrad G. T. Yoder):

Finish up my LAST SEMESTER here and get my Thirsty Ear T-Shirt.

Current Address:		Parental Units:
Baker House Room 517		55178 T.R. 170
x5-7267				Fresno, OH  43824
18C/4				(614)545-6796

Quotes of the Week:
"When you shoot mimes, do you use a silencer?"
 - Steven Wright

"Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, and you'll never be a television
news anchor."
 - Dan Rather


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philo (like...beyond athena?):

" Je sortis du mur sans rien detacher, sans rien casser et je vins me
blottir dans ton corps chaud. Tu dormais et tu croyais que j'etais chose
evanouie dans le jardin de ton enfance, tu dormais et caraissais ton
sexe. Je me suis posee sur toi comme un voile et j'ai baise tes
mains. Tes doight s'ecartaient et s'enroulaient dans mes cheveux. Je
n'avais pas ferme la fenetre . Il faisait froid quelque part, je
voyageais sur ton corps qui s'ouvrait a mes caresses."
			(Tahar ben Jelloum,La reclusion solitaire)


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rom (Robert Michaud):

Can I change your plan Bobby?
    Ben
Sure Ben, eat your heart out.
	Bobby

Can I add on to your plan, too, Robert?  PLEASE?
	    Silly Girl

No you may not, silly girls are not permitted to alter my plan, only Ben.
		Robert
Hey! I thought you said you had changed your plan ...
Untruthful male!!!!  I am much offended, mon frere.

I still cannot figure out how to mail from your station.
will you mail me and tell me how?please?

Just type comp, the rest is obvious.


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sekullbe (Scott E Kullberg):

Plan? *PLAN*? You want me to plan?
Hell, I don't even know what I'm doing *right now*,
and you expect me to think about the *future*?
Forget it. No way. Not a chance.


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starflt (Derrick Kong):


TRY USING A TRASH CAN LID

Metagaming's The Fantasy Trip system tells us that the largest
shield available can only stop three points of damage.  This means that
someone armed with a sling stands a decent chance of penetrating the
shield and injuring the shield-user.

					from Murphy's Rules


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therese (Therese):

	Oh freddled gruntbuggly... Thy micturations are to me/ As
	plurdled gabbleblotchits on a lurgid bee.  Groop, I implore
	thee, my foonting turlingdromes.  And hooptiously drangle
	me with crinkly bindlewurdles,/ Or I will rend thee in the 
	gobberwarts with my blurdlecrungeon, see if I don't!

				- Vogon Jeltz


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warlord (Derek Atkins):

From: tommc@hpcvlx.cv.hp.com. (Tom McFarland)
Newsgroups: rec.aviation
Subject: Re: On the Air
Date: 24 Jan 92 17:00:17 GMT
Organization: Hewlett-Packard Co., Corvallis, OR, USA

Steve Wolf posts:

>Okay, enough of these folklore On-The-Airs -- here's a real one.  I
>heard this while hopping from Fort Collins to Denver on December 5.  The
>Denver TCA was extremely busy.  A pilot was able to get a word in
>edgewise to Denver Approach:
>
>NXXXXX: Denver Approach, XXXXX, could I get a practice approach to
>	Centennial?
>
>DEN:	XXXXX, no...  Not just "no", but "He... er, no SIR!"

Well, if its *REAL* ones ya want, OK...  This last fall, I was taking the
Comanche IFR from Corvallis, OR to San Jose via V23.  Just as you get to
Scott's Valley in the Siskiyou mountains, Seattle center hands you over to
Oakland Center.  At the MEA, communications are iffy at best until you
get closer to Red Bluff.  So, after being advised by Seattle to contact
Oakland, I make the switch and hear

XXXX: "... Oakland center, would it be possible for us to get the Crater
Lake tour?".

   (Crater Lake is a park located in south central Oregon; a dormant
   vocano with very large, deep, clear water lake at ~10,000 MSL in
   the crater.)

OAK: "XXXX stand by."

   So I decide to wait until OAK services the request to report to OAK.

????:  "Crater Lake is the worlds tallest, deepest, ....".

   Somebody starts in with a long rambling tour guide speech describing
   Crater Lake, the park service, recent activities, ....  Chuckling to
   myself, I figure the co-pilot of XXXX has confused center frequency
   and the intercomm (remniscent of my favorite Far Side cartoon).  This
   guy never takes his finger off the key; he talks for several minutes.
   Finally, being IFR and not having made my contact with center, I start
   to get a little nervous about who I might run into at IFR altitudes
   and without being in contact with center.  So I switch back to Seattle
   center and advise them that I can't get ahold of OAK. Says I "Somebody
   confused the intercomm with center frequency and with all the tour
   services, I can't get a word in edgewise.".  Seattle then tells me
   that I'm hearing "the Crater Lake Tour" and that's OAK delivering the
   travelogue.  He tells me there is no traffic in my immediate area and
   to switch back... "He'll be done in a few minutes.  Its a standard
   service OAK center provides.  It allows the pilot to concentrate on
   flying while OAK entertains the passengers.".

Live and learn.

Tom McFarland
Comanche 5943P



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