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Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:50 1997
From: Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk
Subject: Re[2]: Sob.....sniff....(and about tonight)

     Geocities is great isn't it? I found these pictures of YOUR FUCKING
     MOTHER there:

     http://geocities.datacellar.net/RodeoDrive/6317/me4.jpg

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:50 1997
From: Kosso <kosso@kosso.com>
Subject: Re: Sob.....sniff....(and about tonight)

Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk wrote:

> Geocities is great isn't it? I found these pictures of YOUR > FUCKING
> MOTHER there:
>
> http://geocities.datacellar.net/RodeoDrive/6317/me4.jpg >
>

So, what were you doing cyber-cruising up 'Rodeo Drive' to 'come' up with
such a delightful picture.

Top one though.

I think it should be an album cover.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:50 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: Re[2]: Sob.....sniff....(and about tonight)

THATS NOT FUNNY YOU CUNT. YOU SAY ANOTHER WORD ABOUT MY MUM AND I WILL COME TO LONDON AND BEAT THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF YOU. GOT IT ARSEHOLE?

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:50 1997
From: Gary Gilchrist +44 116 2561561 ext 4295 <gary.gilchrist@gecm.com> Subject: Re: Re[2]: Sob.....sniff....(and about tonight)

>
>
>THATS NOT FUNNY YOU CUNT. YOU SAY ANOTHER WORD ABOUT MY MUM AND I WILL COME TO LONDON AND BEAT THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF YOU. GOT IT ARSEHOLE? >
>
>
er, did I miss something here?
What was the preceding message and who sent it?

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:50 1997
From: Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk
Subject: Re[4]: Sob.....sniff....(and about tonight)

     It was me. I sent the URL of some fat-bird porn that I found on
     Geocities (the wholesome family place that's provided everyone with
     free webspace).

     I can't remember the URL, but it'll be in Nic's Lunch Archive.

     I didn't even copy this to someone shouldn't, and still I get called a
     cunt...

______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: Re: Re[2]: Sob.....sniff....(and about tonight) Subject: Re: Re[2]: Sob.....sniff....(and about tonight) Author: Gary Gilchrist +44 116 2561561 ext 4295 <gary.gilchrist@gecm.com> at internet
Date: 14/08/97 10:57

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:50 1997
From: Gary Gilchrist +44 116 2561561 ext 4295 <gary.gilchrist@gecm.com> Subject: Re: Re[2]: Sob.....sniff....(and about tonight)

>
>
>THATS NOT FUNNY YOU CUNT. YOU SAY ANOTHER WORD ABOUT MY MUM AND I WILL COME TO LONDON AND BEAT THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF YOU. GOT IT ARSEHOLE? >
>

Whilst we're on the subject I'd just like to threaten physical violence to anyone who uses the words "flid" or "spastic" or "spazmo" again. My cousin is autistic and if anyone mentions these words again I'LL COME TO LONDON/CAMBRIDGE/CAMBRIDGE/LOUGHBOROUGH/NOTTINGHAM AND PUNCH YOU SO HARD YOU'LL HAVE TO STICK A TOOTHBRUSH UP YOUR ARSE TO CLEAN YOUR TEETH.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:50 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: Re[2]: Sob.....sniff....(and about tonight)

>Whilst we're on the subject I'd just like to threaten physical violence to >anyone who uses the words "flid" or "spastic" or "spazmo" again. My cousin is >autistic and if anyone mentions these words again I'LL COME TO >LONDON/CAMBRIDGE/CAMBRIDGE/LOUGHBOROUGH/NOTTINGHAM AND PUNCH YOU SO HARD YOU'LL >HAVE TO STICK A TOOTHBRUSH UP YOUR ARSE TO CLEAN YOUR TEETH. >
>

Fair enough. Sorry Gary.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:50 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: WHOOPS - DO NOT REPLY TO "FUCKING HELL".....

On Thu, 14 Aug 1997, Nigel Turner wrote:

>Because it includes Matt's name on the list (I very lazily replied to one >of Pauly's postings from yesterday afternoon without first checking the >names - how very irresponsible of me. See, I'm big enough to admit to my >own mistakes)
>

oh piss off

>
>

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:50 1997
From: Nigel Turner <nigelt@uk.uu.net>
Subject: WHOOPS - DO NOT REPLY TO "FUCKING HELL".....

Because it includes Matt's name on the list (I very lazily replied to = one of Pauly's postings from yesterday afternoon without first checking = the names - how very irresponsible of me. See, I'm big enough to admit = to my own mistakes)

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Nigel Turner <nigelt@uk.uu.net>
Subject: RE: WHOOPS - DO NOT REPLY TO "FUCKING HELL".....

>oh piss off

Ooh, I love it when you're angry. YOU BALD CUNT

>
>

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: RE: WHOOPS - DO NOT REPLY TO "FUCKING HELL".....

>
>>Because it includes Matt's name on the list (I very lazily replied to one >>of Pauly's postings from yesterday afternoon without first checking the >>names - how very irresponsible of me. See, I'm big enough to admit to my >>own mistakes)
>>
>
>>oh piss off
>
>
>Ooh, I love it when you're angry. YOU BALD CUNT

dont lets fall out - i did admit that i cocked up yesterday as did everyone else when anythings gone wrong, and by now it should be water under the bridge., so i could do without prissy little digs from people. I was out of order yesterday having such a go and I'm really sorry about that, but there is absolutely no need to carry it on into another day.

I explained my position and I'll not go into it again. We're not all perfect and I manage to cock my fair share of things up. OK? I admit it. I'm crap. Now perhaps we can get on with things.

> >> >>
> > > > >

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk
Subject: Re[2]: remove MATT!

     Is my mail messing about and sending me really old messages, or are
     YOU CUNTS STILL GOING ON ABOUT THIS?

     I've cc-d this uk-indie, uk-indie-digest, and alt.sex.librarians too,
     just to fuck everyone off...

     Anyone not got a V97 ticket for Chelmsford who wants one? I might have a
     spare.

______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: RE: remove MATT!
Subject: RE: remove MATT!
Author: Nigel Turner <nigelt@uk.uu.net> at internet Date: 13/08/97 01:01

>I took matt off all my lists yesterday you spastic. some other cunt must >have posted an old list with his name on it since then. i canrt be >bothered checking through all my lists every day just because some fucking >sod cant be fucking well bothered to take matts name off when he asks them >to. My message that got to matt was a group reply to one that came this >morning so dont fucking well blame me. I took his name off wjhen he asked >me to. YESTERDAY. Any list I reply to ought to be clean.

Oh... I see. One rule for you, Neil, different rule for everyone else.

>
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Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk
Subject: Re[2]: remove MATT!

I DON'T KEEP A FUCKING LIST!

I JUST REPLY TO ALL THE PEOPLE THAT SEND THEM IN!

STOP FUCKING TALKING ABOUT IT, THIS IS WORSE THAN UK-INDIE!

I'M NOT SHOUTING!

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Gary Gilchrist +44 116 2561561 ext 4295 <gary.gilchrist@gecm.com> Subject: Re: Re[2]: remove MATT!

> I DON'T KEEP A FUCKING LIST!
>
> I JUST REPLY TO ALL THE PEOPLE THAT SEND THEM IN! >
> STOP FUCKING TALKING ABOUT IT, THIS IS WORSE THAN UK-INDIE! >
> I'M NOT SHOUTING!

*****"IRONIC" JOKE ALERT******

Matt's just e-mailed me saying he's bored and lonely and could he please be back on the list.
Thank You.

*****END OF "IRONIC" JOKE********

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: Re[2]: remove MATT!

>*****"IRONIC" JOKE ALERT******
>
>Matt's just e-mailed me saying he's bored and lonely and could he please be >back on the list.
>Thank You.
>
>*****END OF "IRONIC" JOKE********
>

Masters Thesis were written up weeks ago. I wonder what he's really doing? Dennis says he saw Matt dragging a load of tree trunks into the goods lift.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk
Subject: Re[2]: remove MATT!

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     It is for the whole weekend... unfortunately it's full backstage
     access though, will this be OK?

     Are you and Gez both going? I was thinking if you've got 2 tickets
     maybe you could give your day tickets to Roly and Emma, I know they
     did want to go, but they didn't get organised in time...

     I'll speak to him today, and let you know, then I'd have to meet up
     with you after work today or something to do the deal...

______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: Re: remove MATT!
Subject: Re: remove MATT!
Author: Nic Pillinger <nic.p@gordian.co.uk> at internet Date: 14/08/97 11:13

Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk wrote:
>

>      Is my mail messing about and sending me really old messages, or are
>      YOU CUNTS STILL GOING ON ABOUT THIS?

>
nope it's yesterdays - check the ARCHIVE!

>      I've cc-d this uk-indie, uk-indie-digest, and alt.sex.librarians too,
>      just to fuck everyone off...

>
hmmm librarians

>      Anyone not got a V97 ticket for Chelmsford who wants one? I might have a
>      spare.

>
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Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk
Subject: Re[2]: remove MATT!

     Grrr... roly phoned me this morning, because I mailed him 2 days ago
     saying "you want these tickets, they might be spare", and he said
     "YEEEAH", then I said "ah, already offered them to Nic"... doh!

     So he might want your saturday tickets, but he might sulk now...

     I was trying to talk to him on the phone, and it's tricky, because if
     I say "you know those 6 tickets that were supposed to be shared among
     the department? Well I've nicked 2 do you want them?"

     Just spoke to Jode, she's got one, but I have to fight Kosso for it...

YES! this sounds like a GOOD THING
me and Gez are both going - have you got 2 spare??

Roly and Emma can have our tickets for Saturday if you can get us these two, nay problems.

COR I AM WELL EXCITED and can't wait to drink that stuff they sold last year VIRGIN FLYER (virgin vodka mixed with virgin energy) COOL or WHAT?

loving
Nic

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Nigel Turner <nigelt@uk.uu.net>
Subject: FUCKING HELL

"hell_hound_of_hades"
Carnivore ID 220774

                   "hell_hound_of_hades" was created by nigelt@uunet.pipex.com , 51.69 days ago.
                               It is currently an ADULT and is 38.54 percent fit.
                          Its current activity is PLAYING and its current action is SLEEP.
                                            It has 1 children.
                              It has killed 4 creatures and had cyber-sex 279 times.
                   It has eaten 72.80 kgs of food , and has expended 329.70 kilocalories of energy,
                                 and has moved a total of 128.09 kilometers.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Jo McGowan <onlntmp1@uk.uu.net>
Subject: Killing spree

He's big and beefy and he's on the rampage.

"Ant"
Carnivore ID 241165

"Ant" was created by onlntmp1@uk.uu.net , 24.22 days ago. It is currently a CHILD and is 44.96 percent fit. Its current activity is FORAGING and its current action is SEARCH. It has 0 children.
It has killed 2 creatures and had cyber-sex 0 times. It has eaten 18.78 kgs of food , and has expended 236.97 kilocalories of energy, and has moved a total of 102.17 kilometers.

OOOOOH my head.
Nigel, why did you force me to drink so much?

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Jo McGowan <onlntmp1@uk.uu.net>
Subject: RE: Killing spree

Welcome to the world little Boyzone.............

"Boyzone"
Herbivore ID 258629

"Boyzone" was created by onlntmp1@uk.uu.net , 0.00 days ago. It is currently a CHILD and is 25.00 percent fit. Its current activity is FORAGING and its current action is SEARCH. It has 0 children.
It has killed 0 creatures and had cyber-sex 0 times. It has eaten 0.00 kgs of food , and has expended 0.03 kilocalories of energy, and has moved a total of 0.00 kilometers.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Nigel Turner <nigelt@uk.uu.net>
Subject: Today's Lunch...

Jersey kalabrese in a stilton & mushroom reduction(v) =A31.00

Would that be like a sonic reduction?

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Jo McGowan <onlntmp1@uk.uu.net>
Subject: RE: Today's Lunch...

>Jersey kalabrese in a stilton & mushroom reduction(v) =A31.00

>Would that be like a sonic reduction?

Jumpers in cheese.
Maybe reduction means you're not going to get a lot of it.

I've got a lovely quiche, that I heated up with my own fair hands. Not an oven or anything.
Stupid word quiche.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Kosso <kosso@kosso.com>
Subject: Today's Lunch...

Layered mixed fresh salad with mayo
plus feta cheese, Bacobits, mushrooms and waferthin chicken slices......

and thick 'n' creamy yoghurt.

MM--mmmmm!

Sits nicely on top of the Guinness i was drinking last night...

U-huh U-huh U-huh....

*parp*

s'cuse me...

ahem

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: Mark is coming home

Just got this::

Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 12:11:13 +0100 () From: M Hibbett Date: Thu, 14 Aug 1997 12:11:13 +0100 () From: M Hibbett <mhibb@essex.ac.uk> To: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk> Subject: I'm coming <mhibb@essex.ac.uk> To: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk> Subject: I'm coming home

Hi - i'm just dashing off to catch the bus NOW, so don't email me here because i will never know!

Went to the lakeside wotsit instead of meal. Was good. Did presentation. Was OK. Bit hungover, but will be back in Leicester SOON!

Hooray!

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Kosso <kosso@kosso.com>
Subject: Ah hah!! atatat!!!!

Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk wrote:

some email about herbs....

BUT!!! We have found our culprit!!

Here...look!! >>>

Subject:
Subject:
Re[4]: Ta Ta
Date:
Wed, 13 Aug 1997 15:48:29 +0100 From:
From:

         Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk
      To:
         Gary Hawes <Gary.Hawes@brunel.ac.uk>, Nic Pillinger
<nic.p@gordian.co.uk>
     CC:
         MB Moore <M.B.Moore-96@student.lut.ac.uk>, Neil
<N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>,
         Nigel Turner <nigelt@uk.uu.net>, "'Jo McGowan'"
<onlntmp1@uk.uu.net>,
         "pkn@cs.nott.ac.uk" <pkn@cs.nott.ac.uk>,
         "sean.price@service.britgas.co.uk"
<sean.price@service.britgas.co.uk>,
         "lunch@kosso.com" <lunch@kosso.com>,
         "'Adrian_Harris@Sonymusic.Com'" <Adrian_Harris@sonymusic.com>,
         "'Gary Gilchrist +44 116 2561561 ext 4295'"

<gary.gilchrist@gecm.com>

Now, if I'm not mishtaken, mish moneypenny, I shee mister Moore ish shtill
on your lisht of reshipientsh....

shplendid.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk
Subject: bye

     If any of these messages are serious, please all take me off the lunch
     list.

>
>
>THATS NOT FUNNY YOU CUNT. YOU SAY ANOTHER WORD ABOUT MY MUM AND I WILL COME TO LONDON AND BEAT THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF YOU. GOT IT ARSEHOLE? >
>

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: bye

It's just loose cannons in the hot weather. Storm in a teacup. Soon blow over.

The whole building here is full of people slamming doows and kicking chairs over. Overheated professors are doing wheelspins in the car park.

Dave has just shouted at his computer to piss off and it's exacting revenge by staying where it's put. I've given him a polo mint to calm him down but Dennis didnt like the way he took it and it looks like he has gone off to get his gricket bat. (That's Dutch for cricket bat)

Might as well enjoy the sunshine. soon be autumn! boo hoo!

I for one would miss you if you went, and anyway tomorrow sees the return of Mark, and much news of Colchester, and I shall also have a new spinach curry recipie cooked for me by James last night.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: minor disaster

>Went for a dump first thing this morning - I'd arrived early, 'cause I'd >travelled in with Jo (make up your own stories here, they'll all be >wrong).

you've moved to Peterborough 'cause it has a better nightlife than cambridge ?

I was just manoevring myself into position, when my company id >tag got dislodged from my trouser pocket and plummeted head first into >the bowl. Well, what does a guy do in these situations, mmm? I'll tell >you what I did.....I reached right into that bowl, and with my arm >immersed almost up to my elbow, I retrieved that critter from its watery >grave, wiped it down, then continued on with my dump. Then gave it - and >my arm - a thoroughly good wash, and continued about my business. Jo >thought it a jolly good yarn, so I thought I'd pass it on to all of you >guys.
>

sounds like trainspotting!

>Wasn't too impressed with the mushroom reduction. Turned out it was more >in the breast reduction sense of the word.....I've never seen such small >mushrooms! And why do they call the broccoli "kalabresi"? >
>

Mine was a veg samosa 55p and a flapjack 45p

Samosa advice - The best samosas in the entire planet are sold in Cambridge in a shop just down the road towards the station from Christs Pieces. King Street? It's a bit of a corner shop and a deli, only it's not on the corner. They are huge, fried, crispy, and the filling is out of this world. I used to go there on my way back from Leicester on Sunday Nights.

Do you know it?

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Nigel Turner <nigelt@uk.uu.net>
Subject: minor disaster

Went for a dump first thing this morning - I'd arrived early, 'cause I'd = travelled in with Jo (make up your own stories here, they'll all be = wrong). I was just manoevring myself into position, when my company id = tag got dislodged from my trouser pocket and plummeted head first into = the bowl. Well, what does a guy do in these situations, mmm? I'll tell = you what I did.....I reached right into that bowl, and with my arm = immersed almost up to my elbow, I retrieved that critter from its watery = grave, wiped it down, then continued on with my dump. Then gave it - = and my arm - a thoroughly good wash, and continued about my business. = Jo thought it a jolly good yarn, so I thought I'd pass it on to all of = you guys.

Wasn't too impressed with the mushroom reduction. Turned out it was = more in the breast reduction sense of the word.....I've never seen such = small mushrooms! And why do they call the broccoli "kalabresi"?

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Nigel Turner <nigelt@uk.uu.net>
Subject: RE: minor disaster

>you've moved to Peterborough 'cause it has a better nightlife than >cambridge ?=20

Went to a smart village pub in Market Deeping.....apparently Mark knows = it. Ah, what's it called Jo?

=20
>Samosa advice - The best samosas in the entire planet are sold in >Cambridge in a shop just down the road towards the station from Christs >Pieces. King Street? It's a bit of a corner shop and a deli, only it's >not on the corner. They are huge, fried, crispy, and the filling is out = of
>this world. I used to go there on my way back from Leicester on Sunday >Nights.=20

>Do you know it?

Oi carnt say oi do. Hills Road is the main road from the city centre to = the station, there's lots of food places along there. I'll keep an eye = and a nose out for it.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: Can you trace emails?

Like _really_ trace them..?

I've just recieved 3 emails about a disk drive and have reason to believe they're from the same place - it's all too complicated to go into here but it'll help a few ppl on this newsgroup I'm on if we can find out for sure. Can we trace them?

Pauly - how do you find where things are coming from?

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:51 1997
From: Paul_Clarke@ipc.co.uk
Subject: Re: Can you trace emails?

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     You know these shit things that are attatched to every email I send? I
     think that's routing information, that tells you were something's
     really from... forward the mail to me and I might be able to find out.

     Otherwise, anyone on a unix box using just "mail" should be able to
     see all the headers too.

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Subject: Can you trace emails?
Author: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk> at internet Date: 14/08/97 03:05

Like _really_ trace them..?

Pauly - how do you find where things are coming from?

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Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:52 1997
From: Jo McGowan <onlntmp1@uk.uu.net>
Subject: RE: Can you trace emails?

<<File: RFC822 message headers.txt>>
< You know these shit things that are attatched to every email I send? I

     <think that's routing information, that tells you were something's
     <really from... forward the mail to me and I might be able to find out.

     <Otherwise, anyone on a unix box using just "mail" should be able to
     <see all the headers too.

If you're using Microsoft Exchange,
you can see the routing info, if you go to File, Properties, Internet.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:52 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: emails: scrub that

I think we've got it sorted.

There are some cool names on the computer bits newsgroup -

Abdulaziz Loonat

Zefan Cohrain

Yaminez Svaningbnom

Richard Herring

B.L Ragunathan

Maybe I have encryption switched on and didnt realise :)

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:52 1997
From: Jo McGowan <onlntmp1@uk.uu.net>
Subject: Cakeeeeeee

Did anyone get the cake I sent?
I sent big amounts of lovely sticky cake from mail-ameal and Nigel didn't get his (or so he claims, maybe he's just eaten it already and wants another one)

I didn't check the addresses carefully, maybe I left some semi-colons in? They're crunchier than raisins.

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:52 1997
From: Kosso <kosso@kosso.com>
Subject: Re: Cakeeeeeee

Jo McGowan wrote:

> I didn't check the addresses carefully, maybe I left some semi-colons > in?
> They're crunchier than raisins.
>
> Jo

Is a semi colon a bit like a Duodenum or Ileum?

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:52 1997
From: Jo McGowan <onlntmp1@uk.uu.net>
Subject: RE: Cakeeeeeee

Jo McGowan wrote:

> I didn't check the addresses carefully, maybe I left some semi-colons > in?
> They're crunchier than raisins.
>
> Jo

>Is a semi colon a bit like a Duodenum or Ileum?

I thought they were famous Greek philosophers

Date: Thu Aug 14 17:43:52 1997
From: Neil <N.Brown@lboro.ac.uk>
Subject: recipies and things from the talk.bizarre newsgroup

This week the T.B. Cafi goes south of the Mason-Dixon line to bring you authentic WHITE TRASH COOKING. Your cholesterol will soar as you savor these delights.

Monday try our Fish Head Fritters. We start with the finest catfish heads, battered in shortening and cornmeal and fried to delicious golden brown. Served with a side of spicy pork rinds, they're sure to please!

Tuesday is the day for Chitterlings Au Gratin. Our tender pork entrails are spiced just the way you like it and served in a rich tomato and cheddar cheese sauce.

On Wednesday, go for the Possum Pot Pie. Our tender crust and rich meaty gravy complement your favorite marsupial. Wash it down with a tall glass of buttermilk.

Thursday we offer our Chicken Feet Supreme. Forget about all the soft, tasteless, chicken nuggets you've had in fast food restaurants. This special will give you something to sink your teeth into. Use the claws to pick your teeth when you're through!

Friday is Bacon Dumpling Day. That's right-- homestyle bacon dumplings in gravy, served over tender butter biscuits.

And don't forget that every one of our blue plate lunch specials comes with all the pancakes and white gravy you can eat!

hope that gives you all some ideas about what to have for din dins - or not as the case may be.

Something to read while you eat??

Morrisa Sherman is a pretty good one on the group, so thought i'd share todays offering from her with you:

I am in a high school, and I have a terrible crush on a very beautiful boy. I moon after him and smile at him and tremble if he talks to me. I imagine that the most trite greetings are loaded with secret meanings for me. I swim in a hazy fantasy, floating from one class to the next like I'm swimming through thick treacle, and the teachers lessons drift to me like smeary letters on the waves from far away lands.

I notice one of my friends and her boyfriend. He has a tiny little cut on his finger. At lunch, on the senior lawn, in front of everyone, she ostentatiously pulls out a little medicine kit, washes the cut with soap and water she keeps in a tiny tin container, then pulls out a chic bottle of peroxide no larger than a lipstick to clean the wound further, then she smears the cut with a little smudge of fragrant, pink, antibacterial ointment, then she puts an adhesive bandage on the cut. After this display of feminine concern, she clasps his hands in hers, gazes lovingly into his eyes, and makes him promise to come to her if he's ever hurt again.

I see this scene repeated all over the senior lawn. All the couples in love go through the ritual whenever the boy get's the slightest wound. I see Stacy and her boyfriend in the middle of a small throng of onlookers, the boys offering manly encouragement like "way to go, Todd! Now THAT's a good little doctor you got yourself!" and the girls offering advice like "No no, before you bind it, cut him a butterfly stitch! Be sure your scissors are sterile first!" Todd must have hurt himself pretty bad. He's notoriously romantic, and probably injured himself on purpose, just to get Stacy to bandage him. Ah, young love.

I keep a kit just like hers in my backpack, just waiting for the day, just waiting for the one, special day, when I too shall bandage a boy. I think about every nuance, about how careful I'll be, how tender, how antiseptic! I dream of the look we'll exchange when I've finished, and how I'll press the bandaged hand to my lips. I think of him, of MY boy, holding very still under my ministering touch, and I shudder with longing.

I gaze wistfully around the Senior Lawn at all the happy public displays of bandaging (PDB) when my eyes light on HIM. Angie from the swim team has just finished putting a bandage on his wrist, and is kissing him warmly.

I would have thought hearing my heart break would have been a lot noisier, like a tray of champagne flutes shattering on concrete, but I was very quiet. I leaned over to Karla and asked, "Hey, do you know if, um, David, is he, um, is he bandaged?"

"Is he BANDAGED? Shit girl, look at him! She's practically got him mummified!"