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From: Stephen.White@f853.n681.z3.fidonet.org (Stephen White)
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Subject: Re: Oj, See Whadya Think
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Date: 17 Jan 90 02:09:20 GMT
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My answer is that I do think of myself as disABLED, but without all 
the connotations of the word disabled that the normal people place 
on it.
 
So, I dont think that being "disabled" has anything to do with deteriotating 
the quality of my life. Only I can do that.
 
Since we all enjoy the benefits of being disABLED, we have experiences 
in common with the pulsating boring grey mass of the normal people 
who are jealous of us all!
 
Thus, its fun to chortle over them!
 
 
I know, I know, we should feel pity for the misfortunate. But gee, 
its funny how they think we are the disabled ones, when we really are 
the disABLED ones! Must be something to do with the American literacy 
rate! Dont bloody know how to spell or capatilize now!
 
I'd heard of the mental condition in which the people in the asylums 
like to think of themselves as authority figures, but this is a more 
widespread phenomenea, yet we, as the sane minority, are the only ones 
to have noticed!
 
Goo Gaa Goo Gaa! The men in white are after me!
 
 
Steve!
   The Child of a Lesser God!
 
PS. So whats your answer?
PPS. Gee, this straightjacket is nice'n'warm!

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