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Gareth wrote:
> 
[snip]
> "John Wayne is big leggy", by Haysi Fantayzee.

	As shown on 'Never Mind The Buzzcocks' last week.

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Mark Godfrey wrote:

> Gareth wrote:
> >
> [snip]
> > "John Wayne is big leggy", by Haysi Fantayzee.
>
>         As shown on 'Never Mind The Buzzcocks' last week.

As the orginal poster of the question lives in the San Francisco Bay
Area, he is likely spared the ordeal of having to watch that particular
unsavoury rerun.
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In ba.motorcycles Gareth <gholder@aasage.com> allegedly wrote:

> As the orginal poster of the question lives in the San Francisco Bay
> Area, he is likely spared the ordeal of having to watch that particular
> unsavoury rerun.

Having to?  You mean you blokes in the UK are mandated by
law to watch bad TV shows?

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Derek wrote:
> 
> Gareth allegedly wrote:
> 
> > As the orginal poster of the question lives in the San Francisco Bay
> > Area, he is likely spared the ordeal of having to watch that particular
> > unsavoury rerun.
> 
> Having to?  You mean you blokes in the UK are mandated by
> law to watch bad TV shows?

More socialism at work. God, it must suck to live there.
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On Wed, 29 Mar 2000 22:18:57 GMT, Derek <de1norek@der2speks3am.net>
wrote:

>In ba.motorcycles Gareth <gholder@aasage.com> allegedly wrote:
>
>> As the orginal poster of the question lives in the San Francisco Bay
>> Area, he is likely spared the ordeal of having to watch that particular
>> unsavoury rerun.
>
>Having to?  You mean you blokes in the UK are mandated by
>law to watch bad TV shows?
>
Only American ones.
Fortunately, we are permitted occasionally to watch _good_ shows like
the afore-mentioned Nevermind the Buzzcocks.

Last week saw a particularly fine example, with Jah Wobble.

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Simon
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On Wed, 29 Mar 2000 14:48:36 -0800, Dan Nitschke <pedantic@best.com>
wrote:

>Derek wrote:
>> 
>> Gareth allegedly wrote:
>> 
>> > As the orginal poster of the question lives in the San Francisco Bay
>> > Area, he is likely spared the ordeal of having to watch that particular
>> > unsavoury rerun.
>> 
>> Having to?  You mean you blokes in the UK are mandated by
>> law to watch bad TV shows?
>
>More socialism at work. God, it must suck to live there.
>
*sob* You're right.

I'm leaving and moving to California.

Next door to you, Dan...

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Verdegris wrote:
> 
> Dan Nitschke wrote:
> 
> >Derek wrote:
> >>
> >> Having to?  You mean you blokes in the UK are mandated by
> >> law to watch bad TV shows?
> >
> >More socialism at work. God, it must suck to live there.
> >
> *sob* You're right.
> 
> I'm leaving and moving to California.
> 
> Next door to you, Dan...

Hope you got a *lot* of money.

Checked out Bay Area housing prices lately? (There's
a reason we lived here for more than 10 years before
buying a house. And no, the rents aren't any better.)
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Dan Nitschke <> wrote in message ...
: "Craig Orson Oakland (COO I)" wrote:
: >
: > There was a punk(-ish) song which contained the lyrics...
: >
: >  John Wayne
: >  thought he was a cowboy
: >  but he was an actor
: >
: > Do you know the name of the song or the artist?
:
: No, I don't. The closest I know is a strange old
: song from Dr. Demento, but that ain't it.

well Dan thanks just the same, i thought of you since you always incorporate
a lyric in your sig (BTW do you hand type those or do you have dB link that
inserts them, I've always wanted to ask).

some of the other fellas came up with some ideas, be panning them out later.

it's only driving me a little mad, today's wonderful events (here in the
office not at large) have evened the keel a tad.

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"Craig Orson Oakland (COO I)" wrote:
> 
> Dan Nitschke wrote in message ...
>
> : "Craig Orson Oakland (COO I)" wrote:
> : >
> : > Do you know the name of the song or the artist?
> :
> : No, I don't. The closest I know is a strange old
> : song from Dr. Demento, but that ain't it.
> 
> well Dan thanks just the same, i thought of you since you always incorporate
> a lyric in your sig (BTW do you hand type those or do you have dB link that
> inserts them, I've always wanted to ask).

Neither. I have a big file of them (I add to it when
I think of more), and just grab the one that seems
appropriate to me at the time.

Currently, there are just shy of 500 entries.

> some of the other fellas came up with some ideas, be panning them out later.
> 
> it's only driving me a little mad, today's wonderful events (here in the
> office not at large) have evened the keel a tad.

It's good to have a hopeful day, once in awhile.
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Verdegris <> wrote in message ...
: On Wed, 29 Mar 2000 14:48:36 -0800, Dan Nitschke <>
: wrote:
:
: >Derek wrote:
: >>
: >> Gareth allegedly wrote:
: >>
: >> > As the orginal poster of the question lives in the San Francisco Bay
: >> > Area, he is likely spared the ordeal of having to watch that
particular
: >> > unsavoury rerun.
: >>
: >> Having to?  You mean you blokes in the UK are mandated by
: >> law to watch bad TV shows?

I want to see something like this...

http://angelfire.com/on/babaracus/main.html

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a sublime MuZ Skorpion Sport; a roarty Vespa P200E Polini 212cc�

http://home.pacbell.net/oioioioi/

"Craig Orson Oakland (COO I)" wrote:
> 
> There was a punk(-ish) song which contained the lyrics...
> 
>  John Wayne
>  thought he was a cowboy
>  but he was an actor
> 
> Do you know the name of the song or the artist?

No, I don't. The closest I know is a strange old
song from Dr. Demento, but that ain't it.
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"Craig Orson Oakland (COO I)" wrote:

> There was a punk(-ish) song which contained the lyrics...
>
>  John Wayne
>  thought he was a cowboy
>  but he was an actor
>
> Do you know the name of the song or the artist?

Could be

"John Wayne is big leggy", by Haysi Fantayzee.

Bloody useless they were too.

Or

"John Wayne" by the long defunct band Iggy Pop's Jacket.


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On Wed, 29 Mar 2000 09:09:26 -0800, "Craig Orson Oakland (COO I)"
<dotacion.nospam@st-helena.zzn.com> wrote:

>There was a punk(-ish) song which contained the lyrics...
>
> John Wayne
> thought he was a cowboy
> but he was an actor
>
>Do you know the name of the song or the artist?

Dammit dammit dammit dammit dammit...

I know this...  Can't think what it is.

This is gonna bug me all day now...


Re-Mark
AFM 631
97 T595
88 EX250 Racebike

Gareth <> wrote in message ...
:
:
: "Craig Orson Oakland (COO I)" wrote:
:
: > There was a punk(-ish) song which contained the lyrics...
: >
: >  John Wayne
: >  thought he was a cowboy
: >  but he was an actor
: >
: > Do you know the name of the song or the artist?
:
: Could be
:
: "John Wayne is big leggy", by Haysi Fantayzee.
:
: Bloody useless they were too.
:
: Or
:
: "John Wayne" by the long defunct band Iggy Pop's Jacket.

TYVM!  I shall check these out

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1) a MuZ Skorpion Sport; 2) a Vespa P200E Polini 212cc�

http://home.pacbell.net/oioioioi/

On Wed, 29 Mar 2000 09:09:26 -0800, "Craig Orson
Oakland (COO I)" <dotacion.nospam@st-helena.zzn.com>
decided to enlighten the rest of us and spake thusly:

>There was a punk(-ish) song which contained the lyrics...
>
> John Wayne
> thought he was a cowboy
> but he was an actor
>
>Do you know the name of the song or the artist?
>
>

maybe "John Wayne was a Nazi" by MDC??
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Gareth <gholder@aasage.com> wrote in message
news:38E24F63.39F28E72@aasage.com...

snip

> Could be
>
> "John Wayne is big leggy", by Haysi Fantayzee.

In the line of duty I've just played JWIBL by
Haysi F and I don't think it's that, tho' the
lyrics are somewhat vague in places due to the
murky production.

> Bloody useless they were too.

Agreed.

Phil D

Chris Geary <> wrote in message ...
: On Wed, 29 Mar 2000 09:09:26 -0800, "Craig Orson
: Oakland (COO I)" <>
: decided to enlighten the rest of us and spake thusly:
:
: >There was a punk(-ish) song which contained the lyrics...
: >
: > John Wayne
: > thought he was a cowboy
: > but he was an actor
: >
: >Do you know the name of the song or the artist?
: >
: >
: maybe "John Wayne was a Nazi" by MDC??

TYVM checking into that one too... Gnutella found it.

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...owns rides and maintains...
a sublime MuZ Skorpion Sport; a roarty Vespa P200E Polini 212cc�

http://home.pacbell.net/oioioioi/

In article <8bu7mi$r0q@gap.cco.caltech.edu>,
Craig Orson Oakland (COO I) <dotacion.nospam@st-helena.zzn.com> wrote:
>Dan Nitschke <> wrote in message ...
>: "Craig Orson Oakland (COO I)" wrote:
>: >
>: > There was a punk(-ish) song which contained the lyrics...
>: >
>: >  John Wayne
>: >  thought he was a cowboy
>: >  but he was an actor
>: >
>: > Do you know the name of the song or the artist?
>:
>: No, I don't. The closest I know is a strange old
>: song from Dr. Demento, but that ain't it.
>
>well Dan thanks just the same, i thought of you since you always incorporate
>a lyric in your sig (BTW do you hand type those or do you have dB link that
>inserts them, I've always wanted to ask).

I'm sure he types them all in by hand. I know I do. They don't
actually have any kind of computer programs that can do that yet, do
they? 

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