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To: Klaus Boenisch who wrote (469)	6/22/1998 6:45:00 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5130

Don't know what Klaun means Explanation for the senile: Clown = Bauer/Hanswurst. It was spelled with a "K" and with the "au" vowels to "Germanize" it, especially for you. Clown = Klaun I know, it is hard to figure these things at the ripe old age of 30... Write e-mail to your team telling them ball must be b e y o n d the line to score. Since late 1966 WC referees and linesmen must pass a special eye-test, they do not accept blinds anymore. Not that I am a supporter of England, (I am a supporter of GOOD SOCCER)... But the above line is that of a senile [Deutsche] sore loser.... As I indicated before, I saw the goal, and regardless of that, can you remember? [I know, it is so hard being senile], but the score was actually 4 x 2 (Germany, of course in the losing end), so my question is, how come Germany did not score the third, or fourth.... But I understand, Klaus, it is hard to remember those things, it was sooooo long ago, hard to remember these things. Oh! so much fun playing with the senile.... There is an advantage of suffering from Alzheimer... in that they will not remember what happened against Yugoslavia... then again, if it is not their memory, it will be their knees, or their hands, or their arse, or..... Having fun at the expense of the senile...