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In article <350c6dc9.23657492@news.scruz.net>,
john r pierce <antispam@here.not> wrote:
>glena@armory.com (Dirt Devil) wrote:
>>work.  While I tend to dislike that, in general, the station that he
>>had on played something called "Moose Turd Pie".  Just a guy telling a
>>story about a job that he had working on a raiload (I know -- take it to
>>scruz.transportation).  
>
>argh, hit send too soon.  a quick websearch turns up...
>
>http://www.hidwater.com/utah/utahsound.html

I checked it out.  *Way* kool!  I especially liked:
                                      
                                THE TOOLBOX
                                "Ammunition"
                                      
     Comrades! Stop whining and concentrate! The time has come to talk
                               about tactics.
<snip>                                      
     * The revolution may not be televised, but it will be faxed. Our
       Chinese comrades showed how effective desk-top computers, phone
       modems, home video and cheap xerox can be. THERE IS NO EXCUSE for
       inadequate communication.
     * TV is a weapon -- use it. Make VCR copies of all the newscasts you
       can. Orwell teaches: memory is a weapon against thought control.
       In a few weeks, it will be very interesting to look back at what
       Brokaw is saying today.
     * Above all, fall out of love with the state (communists and
       liberals, this means you). The question is not
       Bush/Trotsky/Saddam/Cuomo/PLO/Mossad. These are misleading
       questions, and we have little control over the answers anyway.
       What matters is how we resist. Do it early and often.
     * Look for the cracks in the edifice of madness. Exploit the breach.
       Isolate the war makers. Divide them. Make them complacent and
       despairing. Bluff if we must, attack when we can. ASSUME THAT IT
       MATTERS.
<snip>

BTW, I found his explaination of why his family no longer votes, in
"Moose Call".  Too beautiful!

>Can't find a transcript of the story, tho. Too bad. Its good though!
>
>anyways, if you EVER get a chance to hear Utah, please, go do it.  He's the
>last
>of a dieing breed, maintaining the oral tradition of a period of american
>history.

Yep -- he reminds me of Tom Bodet ... or is it the other way around?

Thanks for the URL.  I marked it.

-- 
Do not underestimate your abilities.  That is your boss's job.
It is your job to find ways around your boss's roadblocks.
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