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From: tim@unc.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Are you reading this unc!tim?
Message-ID: <6514@unc.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 7-Jan-84 19:16:07 EST
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Posted: Sat Jan  7 19:16:07 1984
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Organization: CS Dept., U. of N. Carolina at Chapel Hill
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The use of the net as a haven for those who seek to blind the eyes of all
good Americans to the danger posed by the burrowing of wombats in all walks
of life cannot be too strongly discouraged by all men with the temerity to
stand up and say,  "No slave of the wombat, I!" despite the social criticism
and no doubt the prejudices of wombat-loving employers who encourage the
burrowing as a "team player" activity while ignoring the true ends of these
insidiously digging little maniacs.  Thank Ghod for men like Hestus J.
Wakspangler!  Thank Ghod for the First Amendment!  Thank Ghod I haven't been
locked up yet!  Fight the little boogers, on the beaches of Normandy, on the
sandy shores of Iwo Jima, down into the heart of raging volcanos to stomp
the blighters until they truly know what America is all about.  I for one am
not embarrassed to say these things, although you might think I would be,
since they don't really hold together, but by Ghod the country needs more
men who are willing to stand up and say -- oh, I did that one already.  Bye.
--
Tim Maroney, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
duke!unc!tim (USENET), tim.unc@csnet-relay (ARPA)