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Return from the Devival
From: dflync01@starbase.spd.louisville.edu (David F Lynch) Subject: Back from devival Date: 29 Oct 1996 01:06:16 GMT
Good lord. 378 new messages. I doubt I'll get to them tonight, as I've got lots of personal schtuff to take care of, as well as two tests tomorrw. But I may's well give you my first impressions on whatsitcalled whatever..
Columbus devival itinerary
36 hours
50 glasses of water
Fried Calamari
Quesadillas
1 pint chocolate cookie dough ice cream
1 bowl Strawberry oatmeal with raisins
$6.00 potato chips
Cheesesteak
Turtle sundae
Moussaka
Goldfish
1 'fropstick (my first)
Why these are my first thoughts, I'm not sure. But it may have something to do with the fact that my weekly diet generally consists of bread. and water. Not out of poverty; I just REALLY LOVE bread and water. They're GREAT! Quite possibly the world's most perfect food. So, I probably gained about fifty pounds or so, but WTF. Not as if I had an enviable body before anyways. Nothing EXTREMELY grotesque- all the really grotesque stuff is in my BRAIN- but calling me "lard-ass" wouldn't be a non-sequitur.
Well, I have plenty to say about the devival; the thoughts are running through my head at the rate of about five billion a minute. Problem is organizing them enough to get them down. My bookbag with the "Bob" button on it seems to be a tremendous focus of the unexpected; I've had items I'd thought lost for years suddenly appear in there (yes, I clean it out regularly). And it multiplied my umbrella. I've been thinking of sticking the pin through the end of my dworkin. Albeit not especially seriously; I'm not exactly a model for PFIQ. So, what I'm trying to say, is don't be surprised if I seem especially diffuse now. I'm trying to get some of it out of my head so I can weed out the stuff that's worth saying.
Well, I aorta go. I cut my finger trying to make me a bagel. After spending five minutes telling my brother to watch hisself so he didn't cut his fingers. I wish I could blame my mental confusion on bloodloss. But truth be told, I'm usually sharper mentally when I'm completely out of it physically. Could be the environment. Hold on, I'm gonna close the door.
That helped. Now, I know I oughta just shut up now.
-- Dave (not David) Lynch/Eligible Mutant Bachelor at large/ Email followups dflync01@homer.louisville.edu ***** Founder, First Church of Eternal Man ObObsoleteHomepage:http://www.rlabs.com/lynch ***** ObLineNoise:$aNi^Bft0 I'm SERIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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