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Date: Sun, 31 Aug 1997 10:42:28 +0000
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From: Fatima Michelle Vieuchanger <fmv@Findhorn.ORG>
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To: Richard Alan Holeton <holeton@stanford.EDU>
Subject: Figurski and
Fatima Michelle Vieuchanger
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Acid with
Spam and
Rosellini's 1737 Mechanical Pig
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Richard,
Your guy Figurski is some, do you say, "piece of work" all right.
I follow him to the dunes. He's got not only *my* pig, but also *another* one that looks identical ... the van Gelderschott naturally. Will he bury them? No, a sane person might do that, but this guy he feeds Spam to them and studies their complete
digestion cycle in detail.I'm sure you know about this already, and maybe it's out of your control. But he kind of leers at me, we lock eyes, may I say his pupils are huge. He basically says, "Who the fuck are you?"
"Long story monsieur," I tell him.
He starts in on this lunatic rap about
openings, openings are the most important part of the body, openings are the transitions, openings are the interface between outside and inside, grand openings are when one opening becomes bigger than life, zut!"You mean orifices," I say the obvious, "so why not just say so," and then I add "Do you take medication for your bipolar disorder?" and that gets him going on another rant about endings and orifices and some mathematical pattern he's got stuck in his brain so I split, bail, boogey, how I love your American slang.
Fatima
