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To: Johannes Pilch who wrote (62907)	11/30/1999 10:08:00 PM
From: DMaA	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 67261

A degenerate son of a bitch who ought to be locked up for the protection of society. Wonder how many kids this bastard has debauched? GAY superstar Sir Elton John was blasted last night over a raunchy dance routine with male strippers dressed as CUB SCOUTS. Outrageous Sir Elton, 52, sang and shared a stage with six teenage hunks as they peeled off woggles and uniforms to reveal tight undies. The singer had held hands with each dancer as he introduced them at a bash for homosexual rights group Stonewall. Then the six, sporting shorts and caps like those worn by cub scouts as young as eight, stripped to the tune of It's A Sin by gay icons the Pet Shop Boys. . . . Sir Elton's spokesman insisted he could not see why people were offended. He said: "The whole performance was a bit of high camp in the great British tradition of comedy like Benny Hill. the-sun.co.uk

To: Johannes Pilch who wrote (62907)	12/1/1999 9:34:00 AM
From: Neocon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 67261

It does sound very special. I have only had smoked turkey breast as a delicatessen item, although I can see that the whole thing might take smoking very well. Did I tell you that I had been over to Skyline Drive a few weeks ago? I mention it because it reminded me of how beautiful the Virginia countryside can be.....You really should take the kids to Williamsburg in the spring. It had been about 20 years, and then I went in the summer and returned last week, and it was as if it were new to me. Annapolis itself has a few colonial structures, of course, and I grew up going to places like Mount Vernon, but no place goes to all of the trouble of Williamsburg....Bach is wonderful. I think I have mentioned, my single favorite aria is from the St. Matthew's Passion, "Mache Dich"......