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To: StockDung who wrote (3847)	8/10/1999 2:06:00 AM
From: who cares?	Respond to of 10354

Mr. Burns was shocked. Upon leaving the west coast meeting of the SSB's in friggin cloudy and cold San Diego, Mr. Burns hitched his private car to the end of a train and journeyed up the left coast of the US. One of his first towns to pass through was sleepy Solana Beach. Mr. Burns was shocked to see it sure didn't look like a high tech haven like the Silicon Valley area that Mr. Burns would pass through hours later. Instead it looked like just another sleepy lil coastal town, awaiting the judgement day on which it will be buried under a tsunami. Mr. Burns was also shocked, as was Truthseeker, when informed by a fellow member of the dark side, of the lack of structural structure, or even mailbox, at the UT address listed on early filings of ZSUN. Pictures of where said structure should be occupying space should be on my desk by the time I get back to my office at the Springfield Power Company. Posts from Mr. Burns will continue to be in short supply(so you'll have to look elsewhere for your sarcasm fix). Mr. Burns is currently relaxing in central Oregon. I just had to pay a visit to this area after I saw on the talking video box, that the local nuclear plant closed down and was shipping off by river barge, it's radioactive core to be stored at some dreadful place. What a complete waste I thought, so I have contacted Smithers to see about procuring this radioactive core as a backup for good ol Springfield 1. If not, then in it's royal blue lead/concrete capsule, it will make a fine paperweight. Monty Burns