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Re: TCTCTL showing

From: "Forward, Jonathan" <JForward@SITGBSD1.TELECOM.com.au>
Date: Tue, 13 Sep 94 16:07:00 EST
Subject: Re: TCTCTL showing
To: "rec.music.gaffa" <love-hounds@uunet.UU.NET>
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Date: Monday, 12 September 1994 11:37AM
Vanceman wrote:

]I went to the Saturday 5 p.m. showing way out there in West Virginia.
[...]
]The crowd for the film, btw, seemed much more SEDATE than I was expecting.
]I admit I wasn't expecting OUTRAGEOUS, but still...

 When I went to Steeleye Span's 25th anniversary tour I must have been the
 only one in the audience showing some vital signs and not looking like a
 total dag.  Same thing when Leo Kottke came to town.  I can just imagine
 the scene outside the venue:

 Patron: "Excuse me - I've come to see Leo Kottke"
 Guard: "OK - say 'Ahhh'"
 Patron: "Ahhh"
 Guard pours bottle of Valium down patron's throat.
 Guard: "Now sit in this chair while I fire up the number 4 clippers"
 Guard gives patron a "daggy office-worker" haircut, removing nose-rings,
 earrings, et cetera while he's cutting.
 Guard: "Right - off with your designer boots and put on these loafers"
 Patron: "Gee - they're so comfy!"  (the Valium has taken effect already)
 Guard: "They sure are.  And so is this golf shirt and these brown
         corduroy trousers. Try them on"
 Patron: "Mmmmmm"
 Guard: "Now go inside, sit down, count to ten thousand in your head, then
         get up and go home"
 Patron: "Mmmmmm"
 Guard: "Oh, and stay in your seat during the interval - we wouldn't want
         you to stray out to the bar and do something interesting like
         get a little intoxicated or anything"
 Patron: "Nnnnnn"
 Guard: "OK - off you go ... NEXT!"

 I don't know how I managed to slip in undetected.

"One of the nasty little Katespotters"

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