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From: ee461@rochester.UUCP (VLSI class)
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Subject: Re: creative titles...
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Date: Tue, 15-Nov-83 10:23:43 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 15 10:23:43 1983
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Here are my candidates for the ultimate (in title creativity):

"THE SECOND GREAT TORTION BAR OVERLAND OF WEST TOWNSHEND, VERMONT, JOSE
PEPSI ATTENDING - a horror story of metal fatigue and intoxication
wherein a maddened Pepsi salesman is coerced into the abandonment of all
ethical standards and a submissive truck first experiences the freedom of
modern downhill skiing."

"WHAT THE BUZZARD TOLD SUZANNE - conveys the mood of terrible heat and 
concerns itself with how unwelcome enlinghtenment can be without icecubes."

"GAZOS - in commemoration of The Great Barrier Reef Marsupial Jamboree, 1857
at which time Coriolis Effect was invented for purposes of comedy."

"SLOW MOTION ROAST BEEF RESTAURANT SEDUCTION - the woman across you is moonlit
and confessing something. Suddenly the flood comes."

All of the above come from the record titled: "In Search of the Turtle's Navel"
by William Ackermann,  containing really pretty acoustic guitar solos.

		Krzysztof Kozminski
		{allegra,seismo}!rochester!valhalla!kris