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To: marcos who wrote (429)	2/6/2002 11:12:20 PM
From: TEDennis	Respond to of 1136

Hey ... how did you know I ride a Harley? Have you been doing some background checkups on me? How in the world did you ever find any information on me? My alias is sooooo clever, and I keep everything I do very secret. Hardly anybody knows where to find me here in Red Rock country. You must be pretty darned good at digging up info. Oh, I get it. I'll bet you're part of that worldwide conspiracy I've heard so much about. Yeah, that must be it. You're in with those Private Investigators, ain't ya? Ha! You can't fool me !! You just can't trust nobody nowadays. A guy needs a scorecard just to figure out which players are on which team. Can't even trust 'em to wear the same color jerseys anymore. TED

To: marcos who wrote (429)	2/6/2002 11:53:49 PM
From: TEDennis	Respond to of 1136

re: documentary, with footnotes Yeah, I've been hoping for somebody to do the Reader's Digest Condensed Version here on SI so all of us who don't follow the daily thrust-and-parry action on the RB thread could have some idea of who's doing what to whom. Heck, maybe just the story overview from the book cover would be enough. Something like, "Engrossing tale of a man, his dog(s), and their ongoing struggle for lifelong happiness in a world torn apart by jealousy, investment deception, body building, and natural health food additives". Yeah, that should do it. Maybe somebody could add a little blurb on the oft-referenced "Window Olympics", which I've never been able to figure out. Not that I've made any great effort, of course. TED