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On Jun 12, 1:08 am, Angie <angieco...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> (Trying for the third time to post this ... )
>
> Thanks for the hard work on this, gang, and count me in. Really
> looking forward to the moderated group.

Ah-choo. Ah-choo.  Ah-choo.  Okay, three gesundheits,
and Daddy's little girl can go to sleep.  I'm not going
to read you any more Tolstoy tonight.


One of the nice things about these ostriches
burying their heads is that they won't have to read
any more "broadcastable" brain candy.  For
instance, I think Dallas, which has blossomed
into this beautiful, leafy, politically blue city
completely different from the redneck place
where I lived briefly before and left in 1970
is a huge Bay Area story.  People live
better here.  They just have shitty weather
and 48 kinds of venemous snakes and
spiders.  Scorpions too if you don't
keep the place clean.

Or am I the only Californian posting
here to have taken shelter from
an approaching tornado in the
past week?  What they don't
tell out-of-towners is that civil
defense sirens go off all over the
place, and fortunately they
can't be confused for fire trucks.

Dunno why the local NPR station
still conducts beg-a-thons.  They
just spent $18 megabucks acquiring
a second FM station.  Maybe
some trillionaire over in Fort Worth
likes them.  (If I'm not mistaken,
wasn't KQED-FM's last fund drive
goal for one million?)

I'm still trying to track down a
report that a major KGO advertiser
is permanently enjoined from doing
business in Texas, a state which is
well known for laxity in enforcing
unethical business practices.  That
ought to be a pretty big Bay Area
story, too.