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re: chicago show

Let's get a quick hand count (one hand please) of who will be attending the
Chicago (April 21st or 22nd, not sure which) show? One.....
David

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Over-The-Rhine Digest      Friday, April 6 2001      Volume 03 : Number 509



In this issue:

        Levels of excitement
        [none]
        forgotten southerners
        Re: forgotten southerners
        RE: forgotten southerners
        Re: forgotten southerners
        everybody's got something to hide, 'cept for me an' my monkey
        Re:  Re: associate wildly
        Re:  everybody's got something to hide, 'cept for me an' my monkey
        RE: forgotten southerners
        Re:  April 4: Portland OR, Berbati's Pan *Review*
        Re: everybody's got something to hide, 'cept for me an' my monkey
        Spreading the love
        Re: forgotten southerners
        Another one of my quirky ideas....
        OTR in Austin/voltaire's coffee
        Re: forgotten southerners
        RE: forgotten southerners
        Re: Another one of my quirky ideas....
        Re: forgotten southerners
        Re: Another one of my quirky ideas....
        Re: Another one of my quirky ideas....
        FW: cush
        Re: everybody's got something to hide, 'cept for me an' my monkey

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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 02:08:16 -0700 (PDT)
From: Enlighten One <ramazeni at yahoo_com>
Subject: Levels of excitement

Wow!

Four days 'til Over the Rhine is here!

I'm finding it hard to contain myself after reading
the play-list/responses of the Portland venue.

2 personal comments - Dude, be grateful you got to
hear them play "And Can It Be" live!  That song used
to be my all time favorite - before the band made
"Patience" (then I switched my favorite tune to
"Painted My Name" - which still is a fav of mine!)
And second - YOU NEVER HEARD "BIRDS" UNTIL THAT
NIGHT?!?!?!?  I nearly fell out of my chair, amazed!
I still can only say WOW!

The mix-up of tunes played is good to hear, that the
main stay of the new album will remain while a
careless hand finds another lost photograph in the oak
chest that sat alone in the living room of my mind.

Man, am I still new to this - the feeling of waiting -
knowing that I'm not going to be disappointed.

I can do it!  It's only four more days!

I also just read an article in the Phoenix New Times
(page 113) of Scott Wilson's recent interview w/ OtR -
Ugh!!!  Another mental paper cut of pain!!!  I can do
 it!

Just four more days!

Later Gators

Chris in Arizona

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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 05:39:57 -0700 (PDT)
From: Kelvin Bailey <prestokelvo at yahoo_com>
Subject: [none]

OH PUHLEEESE!

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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 07:40:33 -0700 (PDT)
From: Max Mishler <maxmsh at yahoo_com>
Subject: forgotten southerners

It's getting harder and harder to keep hearing all
these awesome concert experiences and not see your own
experience on the horizon.  BTW, are there any other
Rhinelanders out there in the south?  We need our
voices to be heard!  Ok, I'm done ranting and ready to
continue living through everyone else's experiences.

Max

NP: Badly Drawn Boy "The Hour of Bewilderbeast"

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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 08:17:32 -0700 (PDT)
From: Kelvin Bailey <prestokelvo at yahoo_com>
Subject: Re: forgotten southerners

- --- Max Mishler <maxmsh at yahoo_com> wrote:
BTW, are there any other
> Rhinelanders out there in the south

What exactly are you considering the south?

Kelvin

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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 11:34:44 -0400
From: "David Armstrong" <darmstrong at raygroup_com>
Subject: RE: forgotten southerners

It's getting harder and harder to keep hearing all
these awesome concert experiences and not see your own
experience on the horizon.  BTW, are there any other
Rhinelanders out there in the south?  We need our
voices to be heard!  Ok, I'm done ranting and ready to
continue living through everyone else's experiences.

Max

NP: Badly Drawn Boy "The Hour of Bewilderbeast"

<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>

where "in the south" are you max?
check out OtR's tour schedule.
may 17th they're in annapolis, md.
they'll be in alexandria, va on may 20th.
and on june 14th, they'll be in memphis, tn.
that's all their "southern" dates to date.

i've drove 9 hours to see their xmas show.
any of these should be within that range.

peace & veggies,
david

i'll be at the annapolis show - anyone else?

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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 09:44:35 -0500
From: "Japhy" <japhy at mail_utexas.edu>
Subject: Re: forgotten southerners

well, if texas counts as the south, then im in! i had to pay 50 bucks for a
scalped cowboy junkies ticket in order to see OTR perform eight songs to a
less than attentive crowd....i dont even like the junkies, but it was worth
every penny.....luckily OTR is coming to austin next friday, and am i
excited! ill only have to pay 12 bucks this time to see em.........
  -tc from austin
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Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 9:40 AM
Subject: forgotten southerners


> It's getting harder and harder to keep hearing all
> these awesome concert experiences and not see your own
> experience on the horizon.  BTW, are there any other
> Rhinelanders out there in the south?  We need our
> voices to be heard!  Ok, I'm done ranting and ready to
> continue living through everyone else's experiences.
>
> Max
>
> NP: Badly Drawn Boy "The Hour of Bewilderbeast"
>
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 11:00:22 -0400
From: Alfred B Johnson <hoopyfrood at juno_com>
Subject: everybody's got something to hide, 'cept for me an' my monkey

> aeronautic cat.  swiffer.
> aquatic parrot.  sniffer.
> out the in door carrot side landslide.
> aquaman's tutu.
> desmond tutu.
> collegiate squirrel.
> aerosol socks.
> PHP shoes
> infrared dreams
> irrational triangles
> virtual fatigue
> gowebyourself.
> elementary physics
> didactic tactics
> superfluous repetition
> dingleberry blue
> pig fell off a bicycle
> wheels are for squares
> slow children ahead
> up the downstairs case
> upside down cake
> optical collision
Samsonite concision and air mail excursion and
The bluest wheel rolling down the bluest hill rolling down
The lousy threeside thorns rolling to
Computer labs and cascading falls and pedagogical crossing guards in
Orange vests:
Who packed this bag, Dad?
Did Jack bring a paddle?

no rules, silly,

Fred
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 12:33:31 EDT
From: Ysobelle at aol_com
Subject: Re:  Re: associate wildly

On 4/5/01 5:28 PM, quoth the brilliant binksnort at
binkmeisterrick at yahoo_com:

>--- Kelvin Bailey <prestokelvo at yahoo_com> wrote:
>
>> Okay Ysoie, tell him.
>> It's 5-7-5.
>
>DUH!!!
>
>hey, i wasn't even TRYING for haiku. i was only word
>associating.
>
>:{P}




Sigh. Kelvin's right, babe. Think it's time you thought about turning
that kilt in for a kimono.
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 12:32:01 EDT
From: Ysobelle at aol_com
Subject: Re:  everybody's got something to hide, 'cept for me an' my monkey

On 4/6/01 12:16 PM, quoth the brilliant hoopyfrood at juno_com at
hoopyfrood at juno_com:

>Samsonite concision and air mail excursion and
>The bluest wheel rolling down the bluest hill rolling down
>The lousy threeside thorns rolling to
>Computer labs and cascading falls and pedagogical crossing guards in
>Orange vests:
>Who packed this bag, Dad?
>Did Jack bring a paddle?
>
>no rules, silly,
>
>Fred



Oh, my G-d, I'm being attacked by the ghost of Gertrude Stein!
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 09:24:33 -0700 (PDT)
From: Max Mishler <maxmsh at yahoo_com>
Subject: RE: forgotten southerners

>
> where "in the south" are you max?
> check out OtR's tour schedule.
> may 17th they're in annapolis, md.
> they'll be in alexandria, va on may 20th.
> and on june 14th, they'll be in memphis, tn.
> that's all their "southern" dates to date.
>
> i've drove 9 hours to see their xmas show.
> any of these should be within that range.
>
> peace & veggies,
> david
>
> i'll be at the annapolis show - anyone else?
>


I live in Myrtle Beach, SC which is about 8 1/2 hrs
from the Alexandria show so I'm seriously considering
that date.  My only day off is Sunday's so that
doesn't make it any easier.  OTR came through Myrtle
Beach a couple of years ago with the CJ to our local
House of Blues but that wasn't a true OTR experience.
My last true OTR experience was in '94 at Cornerstone.
 I did get an email from the band saying they were
planning on hitting more of the east coast on the 2nd
leg of the tour but they didn't want to post dates
until most if not all were confirmed.  Keeping my
fingers crossed,

Max


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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 12:30:39 EDT
From: Ysobelle at aol_com
Subject: Re:  April 4: Portland OR, Berbati's Pan *Review*

On 4/5/01 3:59 PM, quoth the brilliant chris at fumblefactory_com at
chris at fumblefactory_com:

>Anyway, Rose Polenzani (it's Italian, she says)
>opened, with a pretty relaxed set. I dig some of her tunes, but what made
it
>especially cool, was Dave "Goodie" Goodrich's playing. The guy knows how to
>texture well. His use of reverb, delay, slide and e-bow are impressive. He
>did the coolest thing: at the end of the first song, he brought the guitar
>up to his face and blew across the pickups to create this breathy harmonic
>frill to end the song. Awesome. For those interested, he has a solo CD that
>he's selling while on tour with Rose, a CD of improvisational guitar. If
>it's anything like this, i want. yum.





(Rolling on the floor barking)


Man, he did that at the East End show he did with Peter Mulvey in
Delaware a while back, and all the women in the audience melted. It made
the most amazing sound, too. For those who haven't seen him, he's quite a
looker in a cute, self-effacing kinda way.

His CD is "The Failure of the Doping Summit," and it's very...out there.
It's currently packed away awaiting this weekend's move (wish me luck,
all) or I'd break it out and give it another listen. It's fun, and you
might like it. And hey, it's never a bad thing to support Goodie.

At the DE show, a guy in my group went up to him afterwards and said,
"Man, I haven't heard playing like that since I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan a
few years back." He really is that good.
If you go to Napster and look up Peter Mulvey's version of "I Am
Stretched On Your Grave," you'll hear Goodie. It's the whole "Clanging
Chimes of Doom" thing I mentioned the other day. Aurally Orgasmic.


>
>Here is the setlist (i snarfed from Jack)
>


Man, that's GOTTA hurt.
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 10:47:28 -0500 (CDT)
From: Bob the dancing monkey <djohnson at snowplow_org>
Subject: Re: everybody's got something to hide, 'cept for me an' my monkey

> > aeronautic cat.  swiffer.
> > aquatic parrot.  sniffer.
> > out the in door carrot side landslide.
> > aquaman's tutu.
> > desmond tutu.
> > collegiate squirrel.
> > aerosol socks.
> > PHP shoes
> > infrared dreams
> > irrational triangles
> > virtual fatigue
> > gowebyourself.
> > elementary physics
> > didactic tactics
> > superfluous repetition
> > dingleberry blue
> > pig fell off a bicycle
> > wheels are for squares
> > slow children ahead
> > up the downstairs case
> > upside down cake
> > optical collision
> Samsonite concision and air mail excursion and
> The bluest wheel rolling down the bluest hill rolling down
> The lousy threeside thorns rolling to
> Computer labs and cascading falls and pedagogical crossing guards in
> Orange vests:
> Who packed this bag, Dad?
> Did Jack bring a paddle?

But the thing is, the snake doesn't really have anything to do with the
Eden product line.  It merely holds the copyrights, and that's just
because the Possum (and by the Possum, I think we all know who I mean,
right?) refuses to abide by the bylaws and the two-headed gecko's mother
in law has a lot to say about how the planets are properly in their
trajectories.

Someone back me up here.  After all, those tribal tattoos that are all too
stylish make you look very little more than some odd action figure that
the hasbro corporation put out after they ran out of ways to sell G.I. Joe
to all the little Hulkamaniacs out there when they grew up and out of
their little split-level hovels with the space heater and lycra and
no _damn_ air-conditioning.

But Henrietta Pussycat is no longer living in the land of make-believe,
boys and girls.  Max and Goat-Boy and the Wild Things ran in an began to
use the Trolley tracks for their own purposes, and Threw Out the
Jams.  That's what the letting the Wild Rumpus Begin really is all about.

Need I go farther?

- -Drew J


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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 09:14:17 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jessica Castillo <verdi_cries217 at yahoo_com>
Subject: Spreading the love

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Hello!  It's Jessica,

I was reading my club email on Natalie Merchant and I've been feeling sorry
for these people.  They've been starving for new material by Nat for some
time now without results.  So, I had an idea.  I posted to them info about
OTR.  I told them how much I enjoy their music and thought they would too.
I gave them the OTR website so maybe they might take a listen and enjoy the
MP3's.  Maybe it will leave them starving for more.  I have to admit, I
thought I was doomed after Natalie seperated from 10k.  I don't feel the
same connection to the music she has done without them.  Then, I was
introduced to OTR.  I must say, in my eyes they've surpassed my love for
10k.  (I saw the light and it was good.)  Since my post I've gotten many
responses back from 'yeah, I've seen flyers around town, but never looked
them up' to 'Their cd's on listen at Barnes and Noble, but I haven't yet
checked them out. Now I will.'   You see, just a little word of mouth can
atleast make a small amount of di!
fference.  I enjoy tuning people into OTR and hope they enjoy them as much
as I and all of you do.  I have to admit though, a little selfish voice
inside of me likes the intimate gatherings of an OTR concert better than a
large venu.  Is FFR and Virgin Records the beginning of a landslide?  Or,
will we always have the oriental throw rugs and candles?  Either way I'll be
pleased.

Until next time...Jessica



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<P>Hello!&nbsp; It's Jessica, </P>
<P>I was reading my club email on Natalie Merchant and I've been feeling
sorry for these people.&nbsp; They've been starving for new material by Nat
for some time now without results.&nbsp; So, I had an idea.&nbsp; I posted
to them info about OTR.&nbsp; I told them how much I enjoy their music and
thought they would too.&nbsp; I gave them the OTR website so maybe they
might take a listen and enjoy the MP3's.&nbsp; Maybe it will leave them
starving for more.&nbsp; I have to admit, I thought I was doomed after
Natalie seperated from 10k.&nbsp; I don't feel the same connection to the
music she has done without them.&nbsp; Then, I was introduced to OTR.&nbsp;
I must say, in my eyes they've surpassed my love for 10k.&nbsp; (I saw the
light and it was good.)&nbsp; Since my post I've gotten many responses
back&nbsp;from 'yeah, I've seen flyers around town, but never looked them
up' to 'Their cd's on listen at Barnes and Noble, but I haven't yet checked
them out. Now I will.'&nbsp;&nb!
sp; You see, just a little word of mouth can atleast make a small amount of
difference.&nbsp; I enjoy tuning people into OTR and hope they enjoy them as
much as I and all of you do.&nbsp; I have to admit though, a little selfish
voice inside of me likes the intimate gatherings of an OTR concert better
than a large venu.&nbsp; Is FFR and Virgin Records the beginning of a
landslide?&nbsp; Or, will we always have the oriental throw rugs and
candles?&nbsp; Either way I'll be pleased.</P>
<P>Until next time...Jessica&nbsp;</P><p><br><hr size=1><b>Do You
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 12:52:14 EDT
From: DarqFriday at aol_com
Subject: Re: forgotten southerners

In a message dated 4/6/01 11:43:17 AM, darmstrong at raygroup_com writes:

<< where "in the south" are you max?

check out OtR's tour schedule.

may 17th they're in annapolis, md.

they'll be in alexandria, va on may 20th.

and on june 14th, they'll be in memphis, tn.

that's all their "southern" dates to date. >>

*sigh*
try florida.
~j
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 12:58:49 EDT
From: Ysobelle at aol_com
Subject: Another one of my quirky ideas....

For those of us who've been around a while, you might remember the '96
Emery show, where we all got together and got white roses from Shelley
(with or without the second 'e', dammit????) to throw onstage. At the
gathering before the show, we all had nametags with our eddresses on
them. For at least two brief, shining moments (for me, I mean), we were
all recognisable to one another. We didn't need kilts (even though it's
not a BAD thing to have to glimpse bink's knees) or corsets or birdcalls.
We were VISIBLE, dammit! (Sob!)

So now that there are rampant opportunities for us all to meet and mingle
again-- also known as "concerts"-- what if we made ourselves big,
flashing neon signs that we could wear over our heads that said
"Rhinelander! Lostee! Come say hi!!!"? I mean, they'd be a bit heavy, and
if there were more than, say, three of them in any given crowd, it'd be a
bitch to see the bad over the glare, but still, we wouldn't have to worry
about who might have been that the show that we would have loved to have
met had we only known they were there. I mean, with a big, flashing neon
sign over your head, no one's gonna miss you, right?

Conversely, of course, we could go with soemthing more subtle, like a
rose pin or a "Lostee!" button or a little scampering rat.

If you like that sorta thaang.

Discuss?
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 11:09:09 -0500
From: "Japhy" <japhy at mail_utexas.edu>
Subject: OTR in Austin/voltaire's coffee

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songs, talk about them and talk about the music industry as a whole, the =
songwriting process etc.....I am very excited about this opportunity and =
would like to invite anyone from the list to come. Email me for specific =
info, but its gonna be at 8pm on April 12th at UT. Thanks.
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 10:20:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: Kelvin Bailey <prestokelvo at yahoo_com>
Subject: Re: forgotten southerners

- --- DarqFriday at aol_com wrote:
>
> *sigh*
> try florida.


I think I will, thanks.  Next week.  Daytona.

K

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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 10:17:11 -0700 (PDT)
From: Kelvin Bailey <prestokelvo at yahoo_com>
Subject: RE: forgotten southerners

- --- Max Mishler <maxmsh at yahoo_com> wrote:
>
>
> I live in Myrtle Beach, SC

You're about an hour from my sister.  Tell her Hi.
I miss her.

Oh yeah, my brother lives there too.

Kelvin

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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 11:40:16 -0500 (CDT)
From: Bob the dancing monkey <djohnson at snowplow_org>
Subject: Re: Another one of my quirky ideas....

On Fri, 6 Apr 2001 Ysobelle at aol_com wrote:

> Conversely, of course, we could go with soemthing more subtle, like a
> rose pin or a "Lostee!" button or a little scampering rat.
>

Like the scampering rat button idea, Ysobelle.  Or...there's always the
idea of gathering shortly after the concert at the merchandise table.

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Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2001 13:07:49 -0400
From: greggmoreland at mindspring_com
Subject: Re: forgotten southerners

Max,

Don't feel too left out by them not touring in your area.  They used to
claim that they neglected the West Coast the most when they toured, but
lately they've been making up for that.  I got spoiled when I lived in
Nashville because practically every musician I cared about came through
there quite often.

The West Coast (and the Northwest in particular) used to be skipped by most
bands due to the distance (though I never could understand why the 77's
hadn't been to Seattle ever until like '93 or '94...Sacramento isn't that
far).  Elvis Costello once said that one of the main things that caused the
creation of the grunge scene was because no one toured through the
area...the thought there being that if the music doesn't come to them, they
make their own, without any outside influences.

Anyway, I expect that on their next leg, OTR will make it through that way.
But if for some reason they don't, do everything you can to make it to the
closest show.  The show this time around was one of the best I've seen, so
you don't want to miss it.

Gregg
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 13:58:15 EDT
From: OncleBoo at aol_com
Subject: Re: Another one of my quirky ideas....

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Drew said:

> Like the scampering rat button idea, Ysobelle.=A0 Or...there's always the
> idea of gathering shortly after the concert at the merchandise table.


Speaking of the merch table, does anyone know if that book with listies'=20
pictures is still stashed behind the merch table?  I remember looking thru
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Steve
oncleboo at aol_com

"Talking nonsense is man's only privilege that distinguishes him from all=20
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Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 14:21:54 -0400
From: "Dan Temmesfeld" <dtemm at yahoo_com>
Subject: Re: Another one of my quirky ideas....

speaking of listie shiznit...

rhinelander ball?

i'm sure it will resurface again... like
the tribute album finally did... heck,
the tribute album's almost done.  well,
it needs mastering, right, bruce?

so...

when is the rhinelander ball discussion
gonna pick back up?  fall of 1999 through
spring of 2000 is was discussed, planned
a bit, then did we all get too busy?  i'm
willing to help out in any way i can...

how far did ya get on it, ysoi?

chasing windmills,
Dan

np: toad the wet *sprocket* - dulcinea


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Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2001 12:59:42 -0500
From: eustace clarence <ecscrubb at swbell_net>
Subject: FW: cush

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From: The Door [mailto:thedoor at thedoordallas_com]
Sent: Friday, April 06, 2001 12:51 PM
To: eustace clarence
Subject: RE: cush


We are trying to schedule Cush right after OTR, because OTR and Ramsie Shick
will be the early show at Gypsy Tea Room.

ramsie at 9pm, otr at 10pm, cush at 11pm


thanks,

RDH

The Door
3202 Elm St
Dallas TX 75226
214.742.DOOR
www.TheDoorDallas.com <http://www.TheDoorDallas.com>



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From: eustace clarence [mailto:ecscrubb at swbell_net]
Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2001 2:53 PM
To: thedoor at thedoordallas_com
Subject: cush


is cush coming for sure? and is it definitely April 14th?  because, if that
is true, you are very, very mean. now i have to choose between cush and Over
the Rhine.  What time are they estimated to play?
thanks


ken nussbaum
associate youth pastor, fusion
972.239.9190 (work)
ken at fusiondallas_com
www.fusiondallas.com

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Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2001 18:23:49 -0000
From: "Bruce Lachey" <b_lachey at hotmail_com>
Subject: Re: everybody's got something to hide, 'cept for me an' my monkey

>aeronautic cat.  swiffer.
>aquatic parrot.  sniffer.
>out the in door carrot side landslide.
>aquaman's tutu.
>desmond tutu.
>collegiate squirrel.
>aerosol socks.
>PHP shoes
>infrared dreams irrational triangles
>virtual fatigue
>gowebyourself.
>elementary physics
>didactic tactics
>superfluous repetition
>dingleberry blue
>pig fell off a bicycle
>wheels are for squares
>slow children ahead
>up the downstairs case
>upside down cake
>optical collision
>Samsonite concision and air mail excursion and The bluest wheel rolling
>down the bluest hill rolling down The lousy threeside thorns rolling to
>Computer labs and cascading falls and pedagogical crossing guards in Orange
>vests:
>Who packed this bag, Dad?
>Did Jack bring a paddle?
>But the thing is, the snake doesn't really have anything to do with
>the Eden product line.  It merely holds the copyrights, and that's
>just because the Possum (and by the Possum, I think we all know who
>I mean, right?) refuses to abide by the bylaws and the two-headed
>gecko's mother n law has a lot to say about how the planets are
>properly in their trajectories.
>
>Someone back me up here.  After all, those tribal tattoos that are
>all too stylish make you look very little more than some odd action
>figure that the hasbro corporation put out after they ran out of ways
>to sell G.I. Joe to all the little Hulkamaniacs out there when they
>grew up and out of their little split-level hovels with the space
>heater and lycra and no _damn_ air-conditioning.
>
>But Henrietta Pussycat is no longer living in the land of make-believe,
>boys and girls.  Max and Goat-Boy and the Wild Things ran in an began
>to use the Trolley tracks for their own purposes, and Threw Out the
>Jams.  That's what the letting the Wild Rumpus Begin really is all
>about.
>
>Need I go farther?

Alyssa Milano bologna
sassy salsa tango mango mandarin orange

nympho, clepto, Chilito in the Congo
Shlep has hijinks zeroed from the get-go
the giddy giddy Dan man - singing Seagulls "I Ran"
seperating peaches from the mixed fruit tin can

he's a pig is what I said
what I said is he's a pig

bull weasel, boll-weavil
peppy poppy puppy in a tamarind's horn
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