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   Hello Daryl Stout!   
      
   ** On Sunday 19.09.21 - 21:30, Daryl Stout wrote to George Pope:   
      
    DS>   It's like society considers a movie with a G-rating "a   
    DS>   death sentence". [...]   
      
    DS>   Another good example was the late Archie Campbell, [...]   
    DS>   Rindercella [...] The Pee Thrittle Igs [...]   
      
   I have those on a playlist that I play at my shop.  No one has     
   really payed close enough attention to them to comment on them     
   to me.  But they are clever unique works of art.   
      
    DS>   [...] the story of the snakes hissing in the pit...you   
    DS>   can get tongue tied on that one in a hurry.    
      
   I don't know that one. Will have to look it up.   
      
      
    DS>   Except for autoposts with BBS and networks ads (the   
    DS>   frequency of these posts per day, for the same BBS or   
    DS>   network, is overwhelming), most echoes are dead.   
      
   Sysops love automation, don't you know!?!? :D   
      
      
    DS>   The bottom line is that folks are lazy. I've seen many   
    DS>   able bodied folks get on the handicapable scooters, but   
    DS>   when the battery runs out, and the cart stops, they just   
    DS>   get up, take their groceries, and walk off. I've seen   
    DS>   several memes where "there was a healing in the liquor   
    DS>   aisle". :P   
      
   At first glance something like that would look inconsistent     
   with the need for a hadicapable motor vehicle. But maybe some     
   of those people *do* have some difficulty walking (ie. pain,     
   balance, etc) ..but we don't know it.   
      
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