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To: FaultLine who wrote (11225)	10/7/2003 5:26:50 PM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793914

I select "Block Pop-Up Windows" on the "Safari" menu (Apple Safari browser). Snob. :>) I last used an "Apple" in the very early 90s.

To: FaultLine who wrote (11225)	10/7/2003 5:33:01 PM
From: LindyBill	Respond to of 793914

Would this election be complete without a takeoff on a Tom Lehrer song? And dontja wish Freberg has done one? "The Note" __________________________________________ With all the clichéd media references being thrown around as part of the Schwarzenegger coverage (as late as Sunday night a certain Other Network was slugging their piece "Total Recall"!!), we are shocked, shocked that no one reproduced in full the (slightly modified) lyrics to this classic and wildly appropriate Tom Lehrer song, complete with Mr. (Mike!) Murphy reference: members.aol.com Hollywood's often tried to mix Show business with politics From Helen Gahagan To Ronald Reagan? But Mr. Murphy is the star Who's done the best by far. Oh, gee, it's great! At last we've (maybe) got a governor who can really kill and dance. We can't expect America to win against its foes With no one in Sacramento who can really tap his toes. The movies that you've seen On your television screen Show his legislative talents at a glance. Should Americans pick crops? Gray says "No", 'cause no one but a Mexican would stoop so low. And after all, even in Egypt, the pharaohs Had to import Hebrew braceros. Think of all the musicals we have in store. Imagine: Broadway Melody of Two Thousand Four! Yes, now that he's (maybe) a Governor, he's really got the chance To give the public a song and dance!