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To: zonkie who wrote (23289)	7/5/1999 10:32:00 PM
From: Graystone	Respond to of 26163

A Food A Day or Satiating evil Canadians It looks like the feeding of Charlie was discussed as part of the deal. Now I ask you, honestly, what makes more sense, hiring an executive with culinary inducements, or contracting with aliens who had specialized diets. Charlie may be an alien and probably eats a couple of cows a day when no one is looking. Cows are expensive. The lunch part was just a cover so normal people would see him eating. When Charlie was outed as alien it was obvious he had been promoted quickly. Maybe he was acclimatizing. He has disappeared. This whole line of thought scares me, that little tree that O'Ricchio genetically engineered from asphalt derivatives yields a powder, which the company has tons of. It is supposed to go into the milk supply. Apparently, if you read the last 8NotK, Sylver attests the only thing stopping him was posters on SI. What if it isn't stevia, what if it is "a deadly alien life form" designed to tenderize humans. The obsession with lunches and food, deals about lunches, relating everything to lunches, all these people must be aliens. And what about that thing he calls a sheep dog that has to go get sheared every 14 days ?