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Speaking of the Dead
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Eco-Terrorist Academic Chic : /p>Thank you for the "Godfather-Part Tree." While my neighbor rants and raves every time I kill a line of ants crawling into my home, they do leave their cat outside 24/7 to "experience life" -- fleas, dirt, hostile people and cars. Ahhh, wildnerness.
p>Croke's piece reminds me of the on target, satire song "Junk Food Junkie." Thanks for printing it. br> -- Wolf Labounty /p> p> BARRY'S GOLD br> Re: G. Barnard's "Choice Remarks" letter in Reader Mail's Rude in Public : /p>Whoops -- guess I touched a raw nerve with Greg Barnard. Didn't realize my arguments were "tried and predictable" -- candidly, hadn't heard them expressed before. Thought they were kinda original, or, at the very least, patterned after my only hero's ideas.
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