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To: Rusty Johnson who wrote (10206)	4/7/1998 6:20:00 PM
From: Charles Hughes	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14631

>>>Rusty is available for $150K . . . For $150K I'll do brain surgery left handed and blindfolded. I can order beer in thirteen languages. Your timing is great. Demand for Rusty as a stunt double in films has slowed since John Holmes died. >>> <GGGG> I have an internet acquaintance who needs the brain surgery. He can afford the fee, too, from what he says. Maybe he's listening... >>C. On your last day of work, take off all of your clothes and walk out with thirty feet of TP trailing you.<<< Actually, stuff like this happens. How often these days we lock all the doors, change our security pass codes, and pretend that's not because the engineers ashamedly packing up their belongings in the nearby cubes might come back and ice us for still having a job. As per Michael Douglas in "Falling Down", which pretty much nailed the phenomena cold. Every other person who 'goes postal' in SF Bay Area these days and kills a few fellow employees along with themselves seems to actually be an electrical engineer or programmer or something similar. Does it occur to anyone to wonder if maybe the late nights and tough love Steven likes might be having some less than salutary effect on them? Could it be that they need real lives? Cheers, Chaz P.S. Great writing - I suggest that when you move on to a new line of work you apply for Art Buchwald's job.