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To: Janice Shell who wrote (7547)	2/17/1998 4:56:00 PM
From: Gauguin	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 71178

Janice, >>>Just one woman's experience...<<< Well. Maybe it is different for women. MJ informed me there was one half a carrot in the drawer last night, and I can tell ya for sure that: - for me, distance is critical ~ nothing, nothing happens inside three feet of the screen - I'm assuming you're biting something, but the harder that something, the better (uh oh). Carrots are BEST, much better than celery (or even cukes) - it doesn't seem to matter if head is turned for me. Either way. I'm flexible. - a distance of twelve feet (measured it) and a really crispy crunch will actually break up the screen into black and white horizontal moguls. Like an earthquake. Liver damage? Coven curse? Teetering brain stem - broken? Smut viewage? Al Gore's Disease? So far, damnit, it DOES seem to be me. Shoot. PS ~ If this condition turns up in anyone else, I want it named Gaugie's Disease.