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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Central America)
Thu Dec 23 05:41:58 1993

Date: Thu, 23 Dec 1993 05:41:26 -0500
From: Central America <root@charon.MIT.EDU>
To: ca-mtg@charon.MIT.EDU


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dryfoo (Gary L. Dryfoos):

{From system: You call this a .plan file!!?}


Cheesey Holiday Special Retread Guest Poem:

    better !pout !cry
    better watchout
    lpr why
    santa claus <north pole >town

    cat /etc/passwd >list
    ncheck list 
    ncheck list
    cat list | grep naughty >nogiftlist
    cat list | grep nice >giftlist
    santa claus <north pole > town

    who | grep sleeping
    who | grep awake
    who | grep bad || good
    for (goodness sake) {
			 be good
			}

(by Frank Carey, AT&T Bell Laboratories, 1985)

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		       and then Watch This Space"

Geographical Limericks will return after the New Year.  Thank you for
your patience.

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own a profitable KREL distributorship in your area, write to:
        Lt. Col. Philip A. Goldman, USAF-Ret.
        55 Todd St.
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 Ask for a Free Sample. Enclose SASE.
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news (News system):

Newsgroups: mit.test
Message-ID: <AMBAR.89May23204004@binkley.bloom-beacon.mit.edu>
Date: 24 May 89 00:40:04 GMT
From: ambar@binkley.bloom-beacon.mit.edu (Jean Marie Diaz)
In-reply-to: argv%eureka@Sun.COM's message of 22 May 89 02:20:53 GMT
Subject: Re: Preference for redheads (was "Personals" Ad)


Now, wait a minute, Dan, your order-of-events is right, but your numbers
are a bit off.

I had a place to live a whole four days before I LEFT California, and
I've had accounts on MIT computers continuously since Summer '85.  Add
to that the fact that MIT's main news server (which owes its existence
to moi) has had a feed of ba.all (for homesick students :-) almost since
its birth, and miracles become easy. :-)

It's easy to provide miracles when you're the woman behind the curtain...


				 AMBAR
ambar@bloom-beacon.mit.edu		    {mit-eddie,garp}!bloom-beacon!ambar

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shabby (chris shabsin):

To get Sam Beckett to leap into me and take care of the next two years.

Plug:

Watch a terminal near you for Mercury Vapor, a Vaporware product, to
be positioned as a replacement for zephyr!  Coming out some time this
or next century.

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sorokin (Jessie Stickgold-Sarah):

Cho-Cho
by Marge Piercy

At the Animal Disposal League
you reached through the bars 
avid to live. Discarded offspring 
of Persian splendour and tuxedo
alley cat, your hunger saved 
you, fuzzy and fist-sized.

Now you are sunny, opaque,
utterly beyond words, alien
as the dreams of a pine tree.
Sometimes when I look at you
you purr as if stroked.
Outside you turn your head
pretending not to see me
off on business, a rabbit
in the marshgrass, rendevous
in the briars. In the house
you're a sponge for love,
a recirculating fountain.

Angry, you sulk way under 
a bed till dragged out whining,
you permit yourself to be
captured and saved. You blink
then your goldengreen eyes
purr and collapse on your back

with paws up and your snowy
white belly exposed all curls
to the plume of your tail.
Ravish me, you say, with kisses
and tunafish because I know
how to accept pleasure. I am
your happy longhaired 
id, taking the moment as I 
do your finger in my mouth
without breaking its skin,
or eviscerating it instantly
like a mouse.


--- End of Central America ---

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