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<Title>HUMOR </Title>
May be reproduced this as long as this sentence is included. <P>
<DT> <B>30</B>: The Ultimate JFK Assassination Theory
<DD>A silly one-shot paper poking fun at the multitude of JFK
assasination theories. Some of the theories are so outlandish
that they are inherently funny but this one goes one step
further. It is funny but not outragously -- recommened mostly to
JFK-heads and other fans of conspiracy satire.<P>
$1 Each to
Gregory Roze, The Rozebuzz Media Group, 399 West Bagley Road, Suite 121
Cleveland, OH 44017
(4 Pages/T/RSF)
No trades/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>A Very Small Magazine</B> Issue 21
<DD>The *Very Small Magazine* is now slightly larger. Expanded to
a full digest size it's still quite funny and enjoyable.<P>
The hot new trend -- literary trading cards; Ms. Corn-Chip is
competing with Ms. Popcorn in predicting comming trends; new baby
products -- like the bullet-proof bib; new words for the next
century; and the Ed Norton Literay Anthology.<P>
$1.25 Each , Subs: $ 5.00 for 5 issues to
Beth Blevins, P.O. Box 221, Greenbelt, MD 20768
(20 Pages/D/RSF)
no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Atrocity</B> Vol 18 Issue 1
<DD>A quick glance at *The Atrocity*, the offical journal of the
Mensa absurd SIG, will change your opinion of Mensa folks. It's
not all that funny, clever, or satirical -- acutally it's quite
rude and tasteless, not what you'd expect from a bunch of adult
super-intellectuals. <P>
There's a collection of silly proverbs, the results of Create a
Caption, some LEAK News, and how to turn Christma cards into
boxes.<P>
, Subs: $10.00 for 12 issues to
Hank Roll, The Atrocity, 2419 Greensburg Pike, Pittsburgh, PA 15221
(14 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Baby Sue</B>
If you have a sick sense of humor and like to be verbally abused,
you'll love Baby Sue comics. Baby Sue and Smokie Bear start
fires; Jesus talks about his love for children; Party Mommy says
to "Party like HELL when you're pregnant"; Ace Backwards comics;
article about killing kids in the Peace Corps; comic about being
a Manic-Depressive, Dope-Shooting, Suicidal, Homosexual Teenager;
article about writing business letters; Those Wacky Squalids
reminisce about the night they met, which they were too trashed
to remember; some short poems (sample quote: "Hate most certainly
IS a family value").<P>
$2 Each to
Baby Sue, Box 1111, Decatur, GA 30031-1111
(20 Pages/D/LR)
No trades/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Campus Review</B>: The Right Side of the Story Vol 9 Issue 9
Dec. '93
<DD>Some zines improve with age while others get trite. After
reading the same stupid arguments for the same homophobic views
it just gets anoying. More of the same here but with less humor.
Maybe they're just bitter becuase they lost their head honcho in
the White House.<P>
Like many universities, University of Iowa is considering
implementing a sex act policy. Read one side of the story here.
Comments about RU-486, a perverse view on sexual harrasement,
calling Clinton's health plan "fascist," and a discussion of TV
porn. That's funny, I haven't seen any porn on TV since Manhattan
Cable channel J. I didn't know they had that in Iowa.<P>
$1 Each , Subs: $10.00 for 12 issues to
Campus Review, 336 S Clinton #16, Iowa City, IA 52240
(20 Pages/T/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Die Evan Dando, Die</B>
<DD>Created in reaction to attention given to the new Lemonheads
album, J. Fox created a zine inspired by the lead singer Evan
Dando. The main reason for the hatred is Dando's cooler-than-thou
sensi-man attitude.<P>
Things Dando may and may not do; a Dando crossword puzzle; bands
that are better than the Lemmonheads, cool cars; tips on shaving;
and a Hawaii 5-0 trivia quiz.<P>
$1.50 Each to
Jeff Fox, Die Evan Dando, Die, 1464 Easton Rd., Warrington, PA 18976
(20 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Extremely Underground</B>: The Book of Forbiden Cartoons
Issue 3
<DD>*Underground Office Memos* is S.E. Mills's ongoing
collections of those bizarely funny printed joke signs passing
through fax lines and xerox machines of our country's highly
respected corporations. The name was changed to "Extremely
Undeground" cuz she's now working on a book for a real live book
publisher.<P>
If you thought the last collection was outragous, wait till you
see this "Extremely Underground" collection. You've all seen the
"Iraqi scud missile launch" of the camel with his balls on the
block but have you seen the nine-page "The Fuckstones" or the
"Crotch Master 6000."<P>
$2 Each to
Yendie Boox Publishing, Inc., P.O. Box 18679, Indianapolis, IN 46218
(28 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Eye Ball</B>: Straight from Seattle's Multimedia Underground
Issue 4
<DD>A short humor mag with lots of computer-modified photos.<P>
"Have you seen Mittens?" It looks like she was run over by a
truck. Jim Hogshire wrote an informative article about legal
highs.<P>
$2 Each , Subs: $10.00 for 6 issues to
A. Mayer, 1202 E. Pike St., Suite 522 Seattle, WA 98122-3934
(8 Pages/S/RSF)
submissions OK/takes ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Funny Pages</B>: The Sick Humor Zine of the 90's Issue 51
August '93
<DD>A zine of tasteless jokes, some of them quite funny. The more
I read this, the more I find myself enjoying it. A mater of fact,
the more I show it to my friends, the more they enjoy it too.<P>
Joe's expanded *Funny Pages* to a full-sized thang now -- cleaner
layout too. Clinton jokes, worst pick-up lines, ethnic jokes,
sick humor, sage advice, a bunch of cartoons by *F5's* Kit
Lively, and a whole page of Bobbitt jokes. "Why does he need to
shave? He's got a little stubble."<P>
Not politically correct. Who the fuck cares? Send 'em some jokes
and maybe you'll get a few issues in return.<P>
$2 Each , Subs: $10.00 for 8 issues to
Joe Workman, Funny Pages, P.O. Box 317025, Dayton, OH 45437
(8 Pages/S/RSF)
submissions OK/back issues/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Gnu Snoose News</B> Vol 3 Issue 12 December 1993
Sure, Truth is stranger than Fiction. But News is stranger than
Truth. No one points this out better than the *Gnu Snoose.*
Clippings from all over the globe and chuckles galore... from Bob
Packwood's role in a Senate aide's workshop on harrasment, to
that big Roadkill Helper lawsuit. Why read one newspaper when
you could get the Snoose and read dozens?<P>
$1.50 ppd Each to
D. Kingsley Hahn, 468 Dayton Ave. # 9, , MN 55102
(8 Pages/S/MF)
No trades/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Ink & Quill</B> Issue 1 January '94
<DD>A silly zine of light socal satire.<P>
New chanels appearing as cable systems expand to 500 chanels, and
ideas for new currency standards.<P>
SASE Each , Subs: $15.00 for 12 issues to
Neil Schuster, 3700 N. 38th St., Arlington, VA 22207
(4 Pages/S/RSF)
submissions OK/back issues/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Kyosaku</B>
<DD>A silly zine poking fun at zen sprituality.<P>
There's a poem called "Ode to Grape Nuts"; two views on the
folding/wading toilet paper controversey; and an essay comparing
mastubating to eating dry popcorn.<P>
Ya get a free wildlife card with every issue.<P>
the usual Each to
Michael Janssen, Wake Forrest University, Box 8012, Reynolda Station
Winston-Salem, NC 27109
(8 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Ladies' Fetish & Taboo Society</B>: Compendium of Urban
Anthropology Vol 6 Issue 4 Auld Lang Syne
<DD>A funny compilation of random Weirdness, personal
observations, and lots of letters from readers. You know when you
see something weird and funny, and you tell it to your friends
over beers, and you all end up laughing? Kinda like that, but in
print.<P>
Most of this issue was devoted to a wonderful story of a
excursion by a groop of "Society" members. Starting in San
Francisco they continued throught Reno and small town in Nevada
until they all ended up at the big Cacaphony Society's Burning
Man celebration.<P>
$3 Each , Subs: $10.00 for 4 issues to
Kathy Biel, Metaphysique Tapes, P.O. Box 542327, Houston, TX 77254-2327
(16 Pages/S/RSF)
back issues/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Lint to Religion</B>: Random thought on anything from lint to
religion Dec. '93
<DD>Serious and satirical commentary on a variety of subjects.
Personal observations by Ed about his own life and life around
him.<P>
I liked his personal stuff better, especially the part where he
talked about the finances of printing his zine. I also liked his
rant about food and his comments about "cowfags."<P>
$1 + 2 stamps Each , Subs: $ 6.00 for 6 issues to
Ed Glover, 1670 Ashland, St. Paul, MN 55104-6157
(9 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Mango Zeus Snooze</B> Issue 27
<DD>Bob got tired of trying to keep advertisers and partners
happy so *Mangrove,* the wacky Key West freebie has been reduced
to a very zine-y looking zine. With the same stories and satire
about life in the Lower Keys some of us zine-o-philes may like it
better this way.<P>
Strange photos from the Fantasy Fest '93, the story of Elvis
spotted in the Florida Keys, the Elvis/Jesus coincidence (from
the *Funny Pages*), an essay about the Serb/Croat war, a review
of *Mondo 2000,* how to pass as middle class, and lots of cool
comics.<P>
$1.50 Each , Subs: $16.00 for 12 issues to
Bob Clark, Mangrove News, 906-F Kennedy Drive, Key West, FL 33040
(16 Pages/S/RSF)
submissions OK/takes ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Manic Moms</B>: A Newsletter for Crazed Mothers Vol 2 Issue
1 Feb/March '94
<DD>Now this is something that's really necessary. A humor mag
for mothers to relieve the fustrations of raising children.
Essays and anecdotes about the crazyness of parenting with ways
to relive the stresses.<P>
Ardis *(Masonia Roundup)* Mason declares that holidays are set up
by men just to get women to make them huge banquets; Lauren
Andreano told us about returning from a trip; important ideas in
case of hospitol stays; and things to keep kids busy on a rainy
day.<P>
, Subs: $10.00 for 6 issues to
Karen Spiegler, 3748 Homesteaed Rd, Revenna, OH 44266
(8 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>McGillicuddy Serious Party</B>: Manifesto 1993 1993
<DD>Imagine that Wavy "Nobody for President" Gravy were a
medievalist Scot from New Zealand. Further imagine that Wavy
weren't a lone clown in a magic bus but part of a whole movement,
indeed, a Clan. That might give you a rough picture of the
McGillicuddy Serious Party, which has been standing elections in
New Zealand since 1984.<P>
The core of their platform is the "Great Leap Backward", one part
Deep Ecology, one part anarchotribalism, one part Jacobite
monarchism, and three parts dadaist belly laugh. The damnedest
thing is that some of it makes sense.<P>
A fine tonic for the excessively political.<P>
$3.00 Each to
McGillicuddy Serious Party, P.O. Box 159, World Trade Centre Melbourne,
Vic
3005, Australia
(44 Pages/A2/PR)
No trades/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Mr. Dooley's All Night Bar & Grill</B> Issue 5
<DD>A strangely silly zine of off-the-wall essays and genneral
weirdness.<P>
This is a sort of best-of issue collecting several of the past
single-sheeters. The story of the teenage girls pissing off the
roof of a Manhattan building was quite silly. Don't forget the
public service anouncement for prune juice.<P>
2 stamps Each to
Gary Dresklinski, P.O. Box 10873, St. Petersburg, FL 33733-0873
(12 Pages/S/RSF)
submissions OK/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>News of the Weird/View From Ledge</B> Issue 26 Dec. '93
<DD>*NOTW* is four pages cramed with the wackiest stuff you've
ever thought to be true. Strange police reports, weird sex,
botched roberies, and freak accidents. *VFTL* is a funny
newsletter featuring absurdist newsclips from around the country.
Most were sent in by the "contributing editors" and he encorrages
people to send him more stuff. <P>
News of the unforutnate incident for Jim Rose as he was
hospitalized after eating five lightbulbs (over his limit of just
one a day), a mail-bomber was arrested after putting his return
address on the package, and a women donated $500,000 for the city
of Sunnyvale to use for lawn-bowling.<P>
These publication makes reading the newspaper a whole new
experience. They're available separately but go the whole
package, $11 for seven issues of each.<P>
, Subs: $11.00 for 7 issues to
Chuck Shepherd, Deadfromtheneckup Inc., P.O. Box 8306, St. Petersburgh,
FL
33738
(4 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Nuthouse</B>: Essays, Stories, and Other Amusements Issue 11
Spring '94
<DD>A humor zine with interviews and satirical essays.<P>
Dale White wrote a short story about flaws in the law of gravity,
Andrew Cunningham wrote abou the Pogostick Man, and Ken Rand
contibuted another one of his funny essays.<P>
$1 Each , Subs: $ 5.00 for 5 issues to
Twin Rivers Press, P.O. Box 119, Ellenton, FL 34222
(12 Pages/D/RSF)
submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Office Number One</B> Vol 5 Issue 19
<DD>A intergalactic satire magazine about life in the future.<P>
A new regulation requiring new mothers to recive a baby at random
when they leave the hospital instead of the one they bore, new
manditory sentences for anyone withing 60 feet of the crime
scene, and a man faces the death penalty for killing a coyote.<P>
$2.29 Each , Subs: $ 8.82 for 6 issues to
Carlos B. Dingus, Office Number One, 1708 South Congress Ave., Austin,
TX
78704
(12 Pages/S/RSF)
back issues/takes ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Pah!</B> Issue 92 Jan. '94
<DD>Mark does these surreal exposes and satirical rants. Each
one runs about a page long and he just staples a few together to
make a package. <P>
In reconsideration after the work of Jack Kevorkian the tobacco
industry has turned over a new leaf and is now admiting that
smoking is fatal.<P>
Pretty Funny.<P>
SASE Each to
Mark Morelli, 702 Mae St., Kent, OH 44240
(3 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Paper Dance News</B> Issue 8
<DD>Most people hope that their zine will lead to fame and
fortune but for some it's the other way around. Scott quit his
gig writing for *Arsenio* to devote more time to his zine. As a
skilled writer his zine is quite funny. <P>
Scott played his first cyberprank -- he sent a hot personal ad
off into the virtual space of AOL. Not only did he print all the
juicy respoces, but he convienently highlight all the best parts.
<P>
$1 Each , Subs: $15.00 for 10 issues to
Scott Schaefer, P.O. Box 145, South Pasadena, CA 91031
(12 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Probe</B>: The Journal of Low-Ball Hi Jinx Issue 1
<DD>A zine that takes it's obsession with bad taste very
seriously. Long essays about all sorts of revolting subjects.<P>
The premier issue features a lead article on farts and stories
about them. The tribute to Lester Bangs reminded me about what a
brilliant tastless man he was.<P>
Low brow and high humor.<P>
$1 Each to
820 Frederick St. Box E, Oshkosh, WI 54901
(4 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Pun Intended</B>: The news later for the jeering impaired Vol
3 Issue 3 Fall '93
<DD>Four pages of puns, puns and more puns, in every form -- as
news items, as cartoons, as letters -- more than any person can
take in one sitting. <P>
"Current Events -- Readers are de-lighted as we continue to
socket to the politicians in D.C.. I took charge and began
conducting a pole."<P>
Lots of great cartoons too. Excruciating! Don't miss the Elvis
"Return to slender" stamp available for $10. Subscriptions
benefit the O. Henry museum.<P>
$2 Each , Subs: $ 8.00 for 4 issues to
Gary Hallock, Pun Intended, 1124-A Clayton Lane, Austin, TX 78723
(4 Pages/S/RSF)
submissions OK/back issues/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Rubber Chicken</B>: The Humor Magazine for Grown-ups Issue 3
Fall '93
<DD>A sophisticated new humor mag with a very slick production.
The cartoons are particularly noteworthy -- fimilar names [some
seen before in F5] and some printed with bright colors.<P>
This one presents a collection of warning signs to watch out for
on your next date, 10 ways to make baseball more exciting, the
truth about UFOs, a satire of Jurasic Park, an interview with
Mike Nelson of MST3K, and "Ask Dr. Kevorkian."<P>
I see this one going places.<P>
$4 Each , Subs: $14.00 for 4 issues to
Blake Gerard, Rubber Chicken, 1052 Montgomery Rd, Suite 108 Alamonte
Springs,
FL 32714
(30 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Rubber Ducky Magazine</B> Issue 8 Winter '93
<DD>A fun interactive zine with puzzles and games and humorous
articles.<P>
There's a Michael Jackson crossword puzzle, instructions for two
fun-sounding drinking games, a list of 1993 celebrities, an
overview of late night talk shows, questions from the NYC high
school math proficiency exam, and the true story told by John
Wayne Bobbit's penis. <P>
$2 Each , Subs: $ 8.00 for 4 issues to
Jon Accarrino, PO Box 799, Upper Montclair, NJ 07043
(15 Pages/S/RSF)
submissions OK/back issues/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Sacred Cow</B> Vol 1 Issue 2 Dec. '93
<DD>A humor and music zine from my old stomping grounds, Buffalo,
New York.<P>
Tips for the impending holliday battle, the bullshit about the
music industry, a Buffalo scene report, favorate Christmas songs,
12 *good* things about the holidays, and interviews with Pete
Shelly and Moxy Fruvous.<P>
$1 Each , Subs: $ 5.00 to
Michele Marcucci, Sacred Cow, P.O. Box 287, Buffalo, NY 14213-0287
(16 Pages/S/RSF)
submissions OK/takes ads.<P>
<DT> <B>Skate My Mattress</B> Issue 1
<DD>A Seattle zine, covering the same stuff as every other
Seattle zine, only it's totally satirical and totally hilarious.
There's nothing I like more then zine satire and they really pull
it off. <P>
The intro alone is worth the price of admission -- all about how
Storm and Jasmine moved to Seattle cuz they thought Sub Pop was
cool. Other funny stuff includes the survey about anal sex,
alcoholic poetry, advantages to Seattle living, Seattle survival
tips, and the curse of the Colt-45 40 ouncers.<P>
SASE w/ 3 stamps Each to
502 Bellevue Ave E. #101, Seattle, WA 98102
(28 Pages/D/RSF)
submissions OK/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>The Idiot</B> Issue 1
<DD>Pure literary satire -- not pretentious, just funny. Many of
those longer story-type things but I go for the quick jabs.<P>
"The Art of Procrastination: I'll tell you later." "The Art of
Evasion: I'll tell you later, so how's your..." Since Eric Broder
found this line in a serious business magazine "even sugar-laden
brands are filling and a farily reasonable nutritional value" he
decide to write up a few sugared cereal reviews. Don't forget the
never before publised T.S. Elliot poem "The Waste Receptacle."<P>
Lots of smiles and even a chuckle or two.<P>
$4 Each , Subs: $ 9.00 for 3 issues to
Sam Hayes, Anarchaos Press, P.O. Box 457, Grand River, OH 44045
(48 Pages/D/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/takes ads.<P>
<DT> <B>The Realist</B> Issue 126 Winter '94
<DD>One of my favorate zines put out by one of my favorate
satirical writers. Even after being an avid reader for several
years, I still have trouble discerning the fact from fiction.
Amusing essays by Paul, Harry Shearer, and others. The best part
are his "Media Freak" clips at the end, always "true" and always
unbelievable.<P>
Compare and contrast: Howard Stern's Private Parts to Michael
Jackson's private parts. Well we know more about Howard's because
he can't seem to stop talking about them. Will Durst attempts to
explain Howard's popularity, while Paul Krassner presents some of
the missing trascripts from the Oprah/Michael Jackson interview.
We also get an account of Carlos Castaneda's sorcery lessons,
Marv Davidov's trip to Cuba, and Jeff *(Fair)* Cohen's prank
about making a Constitutional Amendment banning off-key singing
of the National Anthem.<P>
$2 Each , Subs: $12.00 for 6 issues to
Paul Krassner, The Realist, P.O. Box 1230, Venice, CA 90294
(8 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>The Springfieldian</B>: Tis a Privelege to Leave the Ozarks
Issue 5
<DD>A nicely produced local zine that's funny enough so the humor
extends beyond Missouri. <P>
It's been a while since the last issue and it looks like they've
grown more viscious and much more more funny. There's an essay
explaining how Springfield is a city populated by out of towners,
a comic about the conservative group Citizens for Decent
Standards, a tourist guide to Springfield, and a funny bunch of
proposed additions to the Precious Moments figurines called
Prescious Mutants.<P>
Very funny stuff.<P>
$1.50 Each , Subs: $ 5.00 for 4 issues to
The Springfieldian, P.O. Box 4952, Springfield, MO 65808-4952
(6 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/back issues/no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>The Stake</B>: Humor & Horror for a Dying Planet Issue 4
<DD>A satirical horror magazine from III Publishing, publishers
of several modern horror books. Mostly short fiction and excerts
from several of their books. An unusual collection of writings
with a very strong satirical element.<P>
Their Vatican correspondent ("Peter") explains the importance of
celibacy, the financial advisor ("Alexander Hamilton") tells us
how to profit in these hard times, Denise Noe explains how people
got off welfare, Denise also exposes lesbianism in the bible,
Brahm Eiley gives the details on making a DIY piss test kit, and
Jon Longi contibuted his great Bricks and Anchors story.<P>
Also, some listings and resources for writers and publishers. A
fine collection of satirical dark fiction.<P>
$3.95 Each , Subs: $12.00 for 4 issues to
Bill Meyers, III Publishing, P.O. Box 1581, Gualala, CA 95445
(64 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/submissions OK/back issues/takes ads.<P>
<DT> <B>The Strobetongue Files</B> Issue 1
<DD>"Stories for people who fell between the cracks." I see 'em
as tounge-in-cheek tales of personal angst. Jed produced a
collection of short fiction that really has a way of pulling you
in.<P>
There's the first chapter in the story of his life, the deviant
sex habits of Wally and the Beaver, the truth about Jesus's
jealous little brother, a confession of being a TV Baby, "The
Loneliest Mosher," and a longer, more serious piece about the
life of Casey.<P>
$1 + 2 stamps Each to
Jed , 1014 3rd St, Los Banos, CA 93635
(40 Pages/D/RSF)
no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>The Weird News</B>: The Word About An Absurd World Issue 20
Winter '94
<DD>Don's short but amusing zine of political satire.<P>
Clinton's proposal to put all welfare recipients into prison,
Moscow, Idaho becomes part of Russia, and dogs are now arming
themselves.<P>
Funny stuff from Mr. Busky and definitely worth the price.<P>
free/SASE Each to
Don Busky, 7393 Rugby St., Philadelphia, PA 19138-1236
(2 Pages/S/RSF)
no ads.<P>
<DT> <B>World Domination Review</B>: Journal of Amateur Paranoia
Issue 10 Valentine's Day
<DD>For the lighter side in paranoid conspicracy theory check out
*WDR*. Really funny stuff. Kinda like if Paul Krasner took over
*Steamshovel Press*.<P>
Mostly reprints as Larry scales back his entire publishing
empire. The big Clinton/Bubba/CIA conspiracry as reported by
*Bovine Gazette;* a great piece from *Farm Pulp* about living
between the cracks inside an office building; and quotes about
Rush Limbaugh compiled by Larry.<P>
He also included a bunch of neat stuff, I think you'll get some
too if you subscribe.<P>
$1 Each , Subs: $ 4.00 for 4 issues to
Larry & Sandy Taylor, World Domination Review, P.O. Box 762, Madison,
WI
53701-0762
(8 Pages/S/RSF)
No trades/back issues/no ads.<P>
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