So How About this Weather

From: "Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com>

Date: Wed, Jan 28, 2004 11:01 AM

This is the whitest town I ever saw, for such a Black town.

In Texas, and, I imagine, every other place on the planet, people say,
"If you don't like the weather here, just wait five minutes, it'll
change." Even in Texas that's an exaggerration, but here in Cleveland
it's not.

Yesterday I watched the old snow from last week go through some drastic
changes very quickly. It'd been cold and snowing for a week so there
was a pretty thick layer of dry snow on everything. Well, yesterday
morning it drizzled RAIN instead of snow. My god how beautiful
everything looked in car headlights just before the sun came up. Two
hours later it was practically HOT (35 degrees) and the snow started to
wither under that rainy drizzle. I looked in my back yard about noon
and the snow was still there but there were PUDDLES of WATER on the
snow's SURFACE.

THEN SUDDENLY EVERYTHING FROZE UP AGAIN... so that the puddles and the
surfaces of all the snow-layers turned into ice. By evening, it was as
if all of Cleveland was still under snow, but the snow was itself
covered with ONE HUGE UNBROKEN "POTATO CHIP THICK" ICE LAYER. You could
lightly stomp the surface of an ice-covered snow pile, and if it didn't
crack it would produce a DRUM-LIKE THUMP.

Wei and I spent some minutes last night just trodding on our yard for
the rewarding feeling of our boots crunching through the ice layer.

I had to drive to a radio station meeting at night... on the way home,
the streets and sky were clear as can be.

But I got up this morning and it had been snowing all night again.
THICKLY. So now there's a new layer of snow on top, the old layer of
snow on bottom, and this crunchy ice layer sandwiched in between. And
it is a WHITE WHITE WORLD. The whitest I've ever seen this burg.
Whitest I've ever seen ANYTHING except South Dakota, where there was
LESS of EVERYTHING, so there was nothing to poke up through the snow,
thus truly nothing but white to be seen for miles.

High murder rate in South Dakota for such a sparsely populated state,
"cabin fever" being a very real thing there.

The ARISE DVD is almost done. It's a wonder that I even noticed the
wonders of the outdoors because I am back in video editing mode. I
wasn't GONNA try to change the old video much, YET; mainly I just want
to get it OUT on DVD. And I ended up doing almost nothing to the
visuals. Cordt Holland had already added some old-Bushes and Husseins
in 1991. I replaced part of a Reagan-Gorbechev shot with a George W.
Bush - BinLaden, and I supered "$30 after 1992" where it said "Send $20
for Ordainment," and I added a scrolling title at the end that explains
how the Dallas PO box still works but we moved to the Internet with
branch offices in Austin, Cleveland and Amsterdam, and that the tapes
turned into DVDs and the Book had children. And I added the SubG/MTV
ad, Onan's Confession and the new X-Day Commercial.

That all took about an hour, but what I found myself doing all day long
and into the night were AUDIO TWEAKS.

I COULD go through ARISE and replace EVERY OLD GRAPHIC with a new one.
I could replace a lot of old devival footage with nicer looking new
footage. etc etc. I refrained from that... save it for later or another
film! But... but... AUDIO TWEAKS are easy. You literally DRAW the
volume changes on a virtual soundtrack. And by Gobbs if I didn't find
myself PORING over that film, sentence by sentence, all day yesterday,
making this clip louder and that holler softer and that transition
smoother, JESUS, one could sit and equalize volumes FOREVER, really, so
finally I called it a Finished Remix and rendered it. But GAW DAYEM,
you should see the knotty looking "volume control lines" now drawn all
over my soundtracks.

I guess back in the day, when we were mixing manually, on the fly, one
take after another, we forgave a lot more sins sound-wise. With this
new computerized mixing, there's infinite control down to the very
frame and it's all repeatable and tweakable. A kind of freedom that my
tired old brain has trouble wrapping itself around.

So today I'm to go through the whole film YET ONE MORE TIME, putting in
25 or so "CHAPTER MARKERS" so that the viewer can jump to specific
scenes from the menu. I also have to make the fucking menu and
interface, and render the first master DVD. Fuckity fuck-fuck...
PACKAGING... eugh. I already made a special MORPHING ALL-DOBBSHEADS
LOOP for the main menu front, and an irrritating little audio loop that
sounds like your DVD player is suddenly making odd noises, except that
every 18 seconds it says, "Bob?"

I also have to make the BOX. I wanted to just scan and enlarge the old
Hal Robins ARISE box, the green one that looks like a detergent box
(deliberately), but... that ain't gonna work really... so I'll COPY it,
modernly-style. Instead of the True Dots Dobbshead I'll use the
Photorealistic Nenslo Dobbshead (which has been awaiting just such an
august use, on a COVER) with an INK-SPARING light green Kai-textured
background and a 3D dripping title logo.

Then I have to do the fucking CATALOG SHIT for it.

And I have 11 MORE SubGenius CDs, CD-Rs and DVDs to do this to! The CDs
are easy enough but the other DVD, YIKES.

AND I'M THREE DAYS LATE ON HOUR OF SLACK, AGAIN, ALREADY!!

Good thing this new ARISE SOUNDTRACK sounds so UNBELIEVEABLY FUCKING
CRYSTALINE-CLEAR, with Howll's voice reproduced in BELL-LIKE PERFECTION
and with every teeny sniggly little sound effect that was worked into
DK Jones' score. All I have to do is cut the fux and it'll be a "NEW
RERUN" show. Come to think of it, there's been a whole new generation
of SubGenius babies born and raised to adulthood since the last time I
ran the ARISE soundtrack on HoSlack. Seems such a short time to me...

But here's the thing. I have to decide whether to make the DVDs on the
"LITTLE" DVD MAKING PROG (iDVD, which comes with Macs now), which is oh
so very easy, or to learn the new DVD "PRO" program, which will allow
more "bonuses" (like all the 14 minutes of deleted scenes) but which
means I'll have to READ INSTRUCTIONS ALL DAY. Also I can't even install
the new program until I've installed 512 more MB of RAM and A NEW
PROCESSOR. Which I ordered last week and which are now sitting here
waiting to be installed. WHEN I GET UP THE NERVE.

You ever open up your computer's guts, take out its brain, and give it,
not just a new memory chip or two, but a WHOLE NEW BRAIN?!? Tricky
operation when it's so cold and dry that there's a small lightning
storm every time your fingers get near anything metal. I will probably
(seriously) run a wire from my body to the grounding hole in the wall
socket to keep from blowing the new Mind.

Ya'll are gonna SHIT when you see what ARISE really looks and sounds
like. For 5 years now nobody's seen anything but VHS-from-VHS copies.
From now on it'll be DVD-from-1"-Master.

Of course, much of what's on that expensive, fancy 1" videotape master
reel came from BETAMAX HOME VIDEO recorded off BROADCAST TV, with an
antenna, at LONG-PLAY SPEED...

but still.

Also, as of NOW, I can start the process of BOOTLEGGING MY OWN FILMS in
EARNEST. While I sleep, my computer will be busily converting ARISE to
various smaller formats -- SVCD mpeg.... VCD mpeg.... DivX avi...
RealMedia... MPEG-4... I guess that's it. (Fuck Windows Media.)

I have a Master Plan regarding the usenet video piracy newsgroups and
have been waiting for the ARISE bootlegs to be done to implement it.
ARISE must come first, then the other "accessories" can be posted. And
it all must be done JUST RIGHT. If my plan works out, in a couple of
months I'll be the most beloved AND ALSO the most hated poster on
alt.binaries.multimedia and the others. But nobody will be able to
accuse me of fucking up TECHNICALLY. My posts will be technically
"ACCORDING TO HOYLE."

Doing high end video editting on a Mac is EASY. Doing BOOTLEG MOVIE
PIRACY on a Mac is another thing entirely. You have to be the NERDIEST
of nerdy computer geeks to use a Mac for Internet bootleg movie piracy
PRODUCTION. That's an all-PC world, movie bootleg piracy PRODUCTION,
is. The tools are all off-market things made by hackers and for the
most part the hackers DON'T make them for Mac OS. Mac-hackers have to
do that themselves. Luckily for me, these particular thieves SHARE.

BEAUTIFUL, near-DVD quality copies of ARISE will be distributed for
free to anybody who can download an SVCD off a newsgroup and copy it
for themselves. From what I have been able to tell, that's three
SubGeniuses and maybe 40 or 50 hobbyists across the planet. And I'll
send free copies to SubGenii who are in it somehow. Hmmm... but then
there won't be anyone left but the 5 new SubGenii to buy it... and only
one of them even has a job, much less the spare $20 I'll be charging.

Well, I didn't join the Church of the Genius.

--
4th Stangian Orthodox MegaFisTemple Lodge of the Wrath of Dobbs Yeti,
Resurrected (Rev. Ivan Stang, prop.)
P.O. Box 181417, Cleveland, OH 44118 (fax 216-320-9528)
A subsidiary of:
The SubGenius Foundation, Inc. / P.O. Box 204206, Austin, TX 78720-4206
Dobbs-Approved Authorized Commercial Outreach of The Church of the SubGenius
SubSITE: http://www.subgenius.com
For SubGenius Biz & Orders: call toll free to 1-888-669-2323
or email: jesus@subgenius.com
PRABOB

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From: "Alliekatt" <alleykatzen@hotmail.com>

> But I got up this morning and it had been snowing all night again.
> THICKLY. So now there's a new layer of snow on top, the old layer of
> snow on bottom, and this crunchy ice layer sandwiched in between. And
> it is a WHITE WHITE WORLD. The whitest I've ever seen this burg.
> Whitest I've ever seen ANYTHING except South Dakota, where there was
> LESS of EVERYTHING, so there was nothing to poke up through the snow,
> thus truly nothing but white to be seen for miles.

We got so depressed and disgusted with this shit that we're off south
tomorrow to Nashville then to FLORIDA to stay with my granddaddy and go to
the BEACH and get frigging WARM. And being 4 months preggos I have this
SHITTY carpal tunnel syndrome that I'm certain will disappear when the
warmth, sun and exercise gives me some damn circulation back.

This weather BLOWS big honkin CHUNKS. "Shiitin' all tae fuck" as my man
puts it. It's 20 degrees WARMER in ULSTER which is at the same friggin'
latitude as HUDSON BAY.

Last vacation for at least 2 years, so I might as well enjoy the hell out of
it. Well worth a 22 hour drive dodging tractor-trailers.

alliekatt

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From: mithril@iafrica.com (Grantland)

Are you the grossly obese one fucks niggers? You should cut it out
now - a grotesque dysgenic *thing" half pigslime-etter, half nigger.
CUT CUT CUT .. worthless shit you are.. FILTH!

Grantland

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Subject: Re: So How About this Weather
From: "Dunter Powries" <fech.redcap@spedlin>

This is Usenet. We're ALL grossly obese here, and most of us will at least
try to mate with just about anything we can catch as long as it's not too
much trouble. That's why we're HERE; because Usenet is EASY. And that
makes us even MORE grossly obese, less likely to get laid, and more likely
to spend hours and hours sublimating our sexual desires hunched over a
computer keyboard.

At least, that's what I've heard.

Dunty Porteous,
Slouching in the Shade of the Tree of the Fruit of the Knowledge of Good(r) &
Evil(r) for Half a Century(c)

--
"Would it be permitted that the next person who tells me that they're my
friend - that I just beat them up right then and there? I mean, it's not
like it's ever been anything other than a lie in the past, and I hate being
lied to."
-John H. Schneider II

"God forbid that anyone should care enough to want anything to do with me."
-John H. Schneider II

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Subject: Re: So How About this Weather
From: "Alliekatt" <alleykatzen@hotmail.com>

> Are you the grossly obese one fucks niggers? You should cut it out
> now - a grotesque dysgenic *thing" half pigslime-etter, half nigger.
> CUT CUT CUT .. worthless shit you are.. FILTH!

Who's jealous! Tsk tsk. I only fuck SPUD niggers.

alliekatt

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From: saint bubba <abvhiael@auracom.com>

thanks...you just gave my wife a new epithet to toss at me when i get,
as she calls it, "irishy". (read: fits of temper hard enough to blot
the freckles from my face and shoulders, rambling incoherent ravings
about suing the british monarchy for the lands in dunmanway they stole
from us in 1700 and somewhat and gave to the deburghs, extolling that
north american beer is fetid sheep swallop and dmines gotta be black
as the pits of the third ring of Outer Hell...the one where jehovahs
witnesses have the keys to your house)

st bubba of the moustache

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From: bucky@subgenius.com (Saint Bucky)
Newsgroups: alt.slack

>
> Well, I didn't join the Church of the Genius.
>

Well, the weather's pretty freaky up here too, and it seems like
you're pretty busy with arise stuff. but could you jsut take a minute
to let me know what's up with Subsite lately?

Later,

Bucky

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Subject: Re: So How About this Weather
From: Stang

Well, ARISE is busy using my computer right now, if that's what you
mean. I had to use Princess Wei's laptop just to look at the Internet.

What's up with SubSITE is probably that I need to mail you a CDR -- a
DVD rather -- with all of SubSITE on it because you can't really set up
parts of a website without knowing how the rest of the website is set
up.

I'm just trying to get these damn interfaces and conversions and boxes
and ads and shit done. I'd implement your new (old) work that you
already did if I had time to redo the links, but I have a real real
real real real real good and practical reason for wanting to update
ARISE immediately and then deal with SubSITE. Earthly concerns, related
to matters of high finance. If I can get ARISE into a couple of
catalogs, within two or three weeks I'll have at least the $80 I need,
maybe even more!

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Subject: Re: So How About this Weather
From: bucky@subgenius.com (Saint Bucky)

---Oh, okay. beats the hell out of my previous attempt to use
webstripper to just d/l the whole of subsite to my HD (NOTE: Blue
Gravity Doesn't Like This!). Don't even think about trying this at
home unless you can deal with never seeing subsite again.

> I'm just trying to get these damn interfaces and conversions and boxes
> and ads and shit done. I'd implement your new (old) work that you
> already did if I had time to redo the links, but I have a real real
> real real real real good and practical reason for wanting to update
> ARISE immediately and then deal with SubSITE. Earthly concerns, related
> to matters of high finance. If I can get ARISE into a couple of
> catalogs, within two or three weeks I'll have at least the $80 I need,
> maybe even more!
>

---Cool! Although it might seem like it, i'm not really in all that
much of a hurry. I was just worried that you may have somehow (i don't
know how) lost or messed up some of the pages or something. If you've
got 'em all, then feel free to throw the whole thing on a DVD or
something and ship it off to me. I'll work from there.

Later,

Bucky

P.S. e-mail me off list for a postal address.

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Subject: Re: So How About this Weather
From: "Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com>

Well, see, SubSITE is about 2 gigabytes. Believe me, mailing you a DVD
or some CDRs is relatively easy. I've mailed out dozens to volunteers.
(Most of whom were never heard from again! Go figure!)

>
>
> > I'm just trying to get these damn interfaces and conversions and boxes
> > and ads and shit done. I'd implement your new (old) work that you
> > already did if I had time to redo the links, but I have a real real
> > real real real real good and practical reason for wanting to update
> > ARISE immediately and then deal with SubSITE. Earthly concerns, related
> > to matters of high finance. If I can get ARISE into a couple of
> > catalogs, within two or three weeks I'll have at least the $80 I need,
> > maybe even more!
> >
>
> ---Cool! Although it might seem like it, i'm not really in all that
> much of a hurry. I was just worried that you may have somehow (i don't
> know how) lost or messed up some of the pages or something. If you've
> got 'em all, then feel free to throw the whole thing on a DVD or
> something and ship it off to me. I'll work from there.
>

I am maniacally anal and methodical all this media I have to handle.
I've had an awful lot of people come to me for back-ups of THEIR stuff
over the years. My problem is not space but time. I might not work on
SubSITE for a month or longer but when I do it's like an assembly-line
process whereby parts that have been stacking up in the "New for
SubSITE" folder get used. That folder is always about half the size of
the current SubSITE.

I have given up on trying to harvest alt.slack for SubSITE. I can't
keep up with it and apparently nobody else can either. I just grab what
bits and pieces I can nowadays.

So, onward through the fog... Thanks for your perseverance the the work
done so far, which WILL be used if not immediately. must... get...
ARISE... DVD... interface... STARTED....

--
4th Stangian Orthodox MegaFisTemple Lodge of the Wrath of Dobbs Yeti,
Resurrected (Rev. Ivan Stang, prop.)

PRABOB

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Subject: Re: So How About this Weather
From: Doktor DynaSoar <targeting@OMCL.mil>

On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 11:01:11 -0500, "Rev. Ivan Stang"
<stang@subgenius.com> wrote:

} BEAUTIFUL, near-DVD quality copies of ARISE will be distributed for
} free to anybody who can download an SVCD off a newsgroup and copy it
} for themselves. From what I have been able to tell, that's three
} SubGeniuses and maybe 40 or 50 hobbyists across the planet. And I'll
} send free copies to SubGenii who are in it somehow. Hmmm... but then
} there won't be anyone left but the 5 new SubGenii to buy it... and only
} one of them even has a job, much less the spare $20 I'll be charging.

You want we should get it mentioned on Slashdot and get all the
BiTorenters carrying it?

} Well, I didn't join the Church of the Genius.

Say WHAT? You mean YOU LIED?

Subject: Re: The Rocket Guy does a live show
From: "Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com>
Newsgroups: alt.slack
Message-ID: <270320021210400286%stang@subgenius.com>
Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 17:10:25 GMT

<snippage>

I don't even trust the Xists. ESPECIALLY not the Xists. Too late for
me; I paid my $30, I'll be Rupstuured whether I wanna be or not.

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From: "Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com>
>
> I don't even trust the Xists. ESPECIALLY not the Xists. Too late for
> me; I paid my $30, I'll be Rupstuured whether I wanna be or not.
>

Read my sentence more closely. You "Sub" you.

I DID join the Church of the SUBGenius fair and square.

--
4th Stangian Orthodox MegaFisTemple Lodge of the Wrath of Dobbs Yeti,
Resurrected (Rev. Ivan Stang, prop.)

PRABOB

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From: Doktor DynaSoar <targeting@OMCL.mil>

You'll have to confuse me, I'm a bit excused. Must be aging.
Can't remember fer shit. But I ain't complaining, because BOYO can I
get uppidy and screech a rant on a second's notice.

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From: Joe Cosby <joecosby@SPAMBLOCKmindspring.com>

ALSO SPRACH Rev. Ivan Stang:

>I DID join the Church of the SUBGenius fair and square.

Oh no not another Timecuber.

--
Joe Cosby
http://joecosby.home.mindspring.com

"I fear we are not getting rid of God because we still believe in
grammar."
--Friedrich Nietzsche (1889)

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From: "Rabbi Jacklyn Hyde" <rabbs@subgenius.com>

>
> Well, I didn't join the Church of the Genius.
>
One of the more truthful things said in this newsgroup.

--With love, the Rabbs

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From: "U. M. Zaporets" <reverend_jim_jones@yahoo.com>

Is that the one where those damnable apes attacked their sacred symbol and
then the planet blew up?

Too clever for their own good, I say. Also, way creepier than up to at least
a fair number pf subgenii.

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From: hellpopehuey@subgenius.com (HellPopeHuey)

> >
> One of the more truthful things said in this newsgroup.

Since when did religion have anything to do with brains, anyway? We
just ADMIT IT. That's part of what makes us BETTER than Them: reveling
in your stupidity turns it into a USEFUL WEAPON. Well, sometimes its
just a Nerf mace, but its still a weapon.

--

HellPope Huey / www.subgenius.com
If you don't eat your vegetables,
you don't get to go to MARS

In the end, everything is a gag.
- Charlie Chaplin

Fuck 'em if they can't take a joke.
- J.R. "Bob" Dobbs

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From: bobdiddley@aol.com (Bobdiddley)

Stang wrote:
>Wei and I spent some minutes last night just trodding on our yard for
>the rewarding feeling of our boots crunching through the ice layer.

You ARE easily amused!

"They hate us for our freedoms." - ShrubGenius George Butch, explaining why the
Pink dislike the Saved.

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Subject: Re: So How About this Weather
From: "Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com>

More so with each passing year, thankfully.

--
4th Stangian Orthodox MegaFisTemple Lodge of the Wrath of Dobbs Yeti,
Resurrected (Rev. Ivan Stang, prop.)
PRABOB

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From: "Rich Clark, aka The Left Reverend Egg Plant, ULC, CotSG"

Yes, but one does hope that the minutes numbered in the single digits, just
like the temperatures up here in Detroit. Gee, it got to +10F today!
Praise "Bob"! And maybe this weekend, we might see *+30F*. Wow.

Seriously, I'm starting to feel really friggin' stir crazy. I go out during
the day, sometimes, if I get a service call from work. If I don't, I hang
out at the house, tweaking this or that on my little Linux farm, all the
while getting paid to sit at home and wait for the pager. My friggin' job
*IS* Slack, why should I QUIT IT???

Rich
--

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From: saint bubba <abvhiael@auracom.com>

On Thu, 29 Jan 2004 16:56:37 -0500, "Rich Clark, aka The Left Reverend
Egg Plant, ULC, CotSG" <spammers_lie@rrclark.net> wrote:

>Yes, but one does hope that the minutes numbered in the single digits, just
>like the temperatures up here in Detroit. Gee, it got to +10F today!
>Praise "Bob"! And maybe this weekend, we might see *+30F*. Wow.

you whiny BUG. thats nowhere NEAR cold. thats goddamned saharan
compared to the crap ma nature is throwing at canada this winter.
t'other morning, the weather netwrork girl with the big tits told me
that with windchill, it was -50 to -55 celsius outside, that exposed
flesh will generally carbonize with contact to the 100 km/h winds
blowing off the st lawrence bay, whipping snow around enough that i
couldnt even see the lake 50 feet out my kitchen window, and to top it
off, the water pipes and jet pump roze solid overnight when the power
went out, shattering the end bell of the pump assembly, and the root
cellar of this old farmhouse looks like maple leaf gardens,
necessitating me to go out to dig snow outta the snowdrifts to melt on
the woodstove just to flush the toilet. and the birds are going all
wonky cause the wind makse em screwy, so they're flapping around their
cages in the rehab house, and the snowy owl brought in few weeks ago
with a mending leg somehow breaks out of his cage, flies at me when
the door opens and is off into the blizzard, where he's impossible to
find as, of course, he's WHITE as is everything else, and its cold,
and he's worth a good $1500, and your nuts crawl back up inside your
belly and you wish you could follow 'em in cause at least it'd be
warm...............jesus fuck i hope the new prime minister ratifies
the annexation of the turks and caicos islands into a new territory so
i can go somewhere WARM but still carries hockey night in canada ev'ry
saturday night like RELIGION
st bubba

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Subject: Re: So How About this Weather
From: nenslo <nenslo@yahooX.com>

"Rev. Ivan Stang" wrote:
>
>
> I guess back in the day, when we were mixing manually, on the fly, one
> take after another, we forgave a lot more sins sound-wise. With this
> new computerized mixing, there's infinite control down to the very
> frame and it's all repeatable and tweakable. A kind of freedom that my
> tired old brain has trouble wrapping itself around.

When it gets like that I just use a bigger brush. Otherwise I'd never
get it done.

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From: "Rev. Ivan Stang" <stang@subgenius.com>

Often the trick is knowing when to stop. In this case I stopped. Now
the job is done. I'm putting your hideous lovely "photorealistic
Dobbshead" (the one with YOUR PORES) on the box, I hope.

One hard lesson I learned over the years has to do with the problem of
drugs, or dumbassery, in art projects. On drugs or other intoxication,
such as pomposity, the arteest is often less likely to STOP and CALL IT
FINISHED when he or she should, but continues fiddling until it's
wrecked. GOD DAMN IT. Thus I'm down to half-strength coffee and timed
frap-packings.

I have also learned that SubGenius DVD boxes and jewel cases are best
designed with as much white, and as few dense blocks of color, as
possible. INK IS EXPENSIVE and decides that aesthetic.

OOPS! Quitting time!

--
4th Stangian Orthodox MegaFisTemple Lodge of the Wrath of Dobbs Yeti,
Resurrected (Rev. Ivan Stang, prop.)

PRABOB


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