🚀 go-pugleaf

In <4fvkhm$1on@nnrp1.news.primenet.com> mazzare@primenet.com (Ariel
Mazzarelli) writes: 
>
>Correct me if I'm wrong, but according to the Justice Department, one
>could be subject to two years in prison and a $250,000 fine for
>posting a message saying something such as 
>
>"There is nothing more relaxing than a smooth dump."

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                        The issues will solidify into a 
                        usual dependency upon the too many
                        folks who work for the feds. Here,
                        I would suggest that all smooth 
                        dumps be shipped to the appropriate
                        offices for a thorough federal 
                        government evaluation of the dumps.

                        On the one hand, we have folks calling
                        for downsizing government while other
                        want to create such offices to evaluate
                        dumps, good or bad. No longer can we 
                        depend on the old fashioned "city dump."

                        The outcome will most assuredly reflect
                        the true nature of governmental services.
                        Most folks know what government is filled
                        with. With an opportunity to smooth things
                        out, citizens will have a last say . . .
                        'er, uh, dump.

                        DCI