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Microcap & Penny Stocks : UPCA - Uniprime Capital Acceptance, Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (125)	7/22/1999 12:07:00 AM
From: Bill on the Hill	Respond to of 640

a homestead website. free and looks it too. must have taken five minutes to make and load. And they put people in jail for robbing banks. this is much quicker and cleaner. someone is always left holding. FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY. One night as I was walking down Columbus Avenue The sushi bars were shuttered, and the dark cantina too I stood there in the darkness as an empty cab rolled by When all at once I heard the sound of yuppies in the sky The herd came down Columbus for as far as I could see The men were wearing polo and the women wore esprit Each yuppie had a Walkman, and as each one passed me by I saw their sad expressions and I heard their mournful cry Each one was wearing running shoes upon the ghostly deck And each one had a cotton sweater wrapped around his neck They all held out their credit cards and tried in vain to buy But all the stores were shuttered to the yuppies in the sky Oh Yuppies in the sky I'd seen them in commercials sailing boats and playing ball Pouring beer for one another, crying, "Why not have it all" Now I saw their ghostly progress down Columbus Avenue I heard their cries for mercy and it chilled me through and through Oh Yuppies in the sky All the salad bars were empty, all the quiche Lorraine was gone I heard the yuppies crying as they vanished in the dawn Calling brand names to each other, they faded from my view They'd be networking forever down Columbus Avenue Tom Paxton.....