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From: nrc@cbema.att.COM (Neal R Caldwell, Ii)
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Subject: Re: Mars Needs Kate
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Date: 29 May 91 02:13:21 GMT
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From article <9105281231.aa19737@fscott.sco.COM>, by jondr@sco.COM (Dances With Voles):
> From: sauron@GARFIELD.CS.MUN.CA (Patrick Ryan)
>>>They're in the CD booklet, unless you've got some new edition which doesn't
>>>include the lyrics sheet...
>>
>>I had heard the song *without* owning the CD.  Difficult concept, I
>>know...
> 
> Listen up, you miserable weasel.  ...

Before anyone gets particularly put out it should be noted that
"miserable weasel" is for Jon a term of endearment.  This has caused
considerable confusion for Jon in getting settled in his new job. 
Once you get to know him being called a "spotty little stoat-faced 
git" or "vacuous ferret-brained pervert" is just second nature.  For
Jon, the weasel reference is key indicator of a heart-felt compliment.


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