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Re: Thanksgiving.....

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Richard Tibbetts)
Mon Nov 13 01:49:06 2000

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To: Elcid Vergara <evergara@fas.harvard.edu>
In-reply-to: Your message of "Mon, 13 Nov 2000 00:52:10 EST."
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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2000 01:48:59 -0500
From: Richard Tibbetts <tibbetts@MIT.EDU>


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mailing list has several subscribers, you should probably not send
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Thanks,
tibbetts

On 11/13 you wrote:
> My hardy comrades,
> 
> As you know, a great American tradition is fastly approaching. This is the
> uniquely hypocritical tradition: Thanksgiving. Celebrate the anniversary of
> the pilgrim's landing at Plymouth Rock. They were a hardy band of
> adventurers and god fearing human beings. Blessed by divine providence and
> the amity of their neigboring native American tribes, they were able to
> survive the first winter. For this, we give thanks as the foundation of the
> new world was laid. Afterwards, they proceeded, with equal zeal and
> enthusiasm, to annihilate all the native tribes and take over the new
> continent, giving rise to the most powerful nation whose protective (or
> rather, interfering) arms reached out into all corners of the world.
> Indeed, we should give thanks. I mean, hey, their election is bungling, and
> the political system is highly divided as of now. This is good news,
> perhaps, we can invade them sometimes.....mwahahahahaha
> 
> In anycase what i am trying to say is that we should have a cooking party
> (or, rather, for me dish washing party) on thanksgiving day. I talked to P
> Heart (or Art, not so sure) who is a grad student in history at harvard,
> and he agrees to provide us with the necessary space and kitchen and
> utensils. What i want to know now is how many people will be interested and
> can come. I am just afraid that if there are too many people we should find
> somewhere else and not bother P heart. Pls reply and ple tell the people i
> miss from this e-mail about this thing.
> 
> So long amigo,
> 
> Elcid
> 
> 
> 

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