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From: mmcirvin@world.std.com (Matt McIrvin)
Subject: Re: Wanted : Kibology FAQ
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Lupus Yonderboy <asuter@Xenon.Stanford.EDU> wrote:

> everybody knows your pseudonym, and they're always glad you came.

I think that there need to be alt.religion.kibology theme bars in
airport terminals. All the dishes would have names like "Lupus
Yonderboy's Lox and Bagels" or "Karlo Takki's Ravioli." Also there would
be creepy-looking automata in every location representing two lovable
new characters similar but not actually identical to any of the beloved
a.r.k gang: Harold Johnson, the Poetry-Loving Polymer Chemist, and
Sherman "ZepToASDADF" Yates, the Wacky Raving LAN Systems Analyst. The
atmosphere would be suffused with a warm glow of friendship, and the
sounds of Harold and Zepto's popping and hissing compressed-air
actuators. They could have witty yet folksy pre-recorded banter to mask
out the nearby tape reciting, over and over, the words "The moving
walkway is ending. Please watch your step," and the squeal of the metal
detectors.

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