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 >     There has been a lot of evidence to support the fact that
 >Elvis is still alive, enough to keep people wondering.  Another
 >aspect of this mystery is money.  The truth could be that Elvis
 >died when they say he died but people figured they could make money
 >off the possibility that he was still alive.  Take this stamp, for
 >instance.  People waited in line for 5 days to get $1,000 worth of
 >stamps of some guy who is supposed to be dead.  Now, if Elvis was
 >positively, absolutely, spiritually, morally, physically, mentally,
 >economically, environmentally, and undeniabely dead would people
 >have spent that much money on his stamp?  That is a question that
 >I ponder on for hours and I think you should too.

 I am an Elvis fan, Dad was so I was exposed to Elvis's music... I say 
whether he is dead or not I am indifferent... He is dead to me in the
 sense of physical presence, as he is to the known present world...

 >Please write me back after eons of brooding upon the subject of
 >Elvis' death and the effect on the sale of a 29 cent stamp of an
 >old-fashioned microphone near a handsome young Elvis.(Instead of
 >the fat slob they had thought of putting on the stamp.)

 He was over-weight thank-you... It's like using colourful language to get 
a desired emphysis, it's not really neccessary...

L8'er


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