Subject: Re: Making Life More Surreal....
From: shaevel@shaevel.austin.ibm.com (/100000)
Date: 1991-01-27, 20:14
Newsgroups: misc.kids,alt.tv.twin-peaks
Reply-to: shaevel@shaevel.austin.ibm.com

In article <48442@apple.Apple.COM>, scott@apple.com (scott douglass) writes:

> > Evidently in exploring our Macintosh Alan had come across a Twin Peaks
> > stack which we had downloaded consisting of various quotes from the
> > show.  You just click on the words, and the Mac plays the quote.  Of
> > course, being a three-year-old, Alan sits there and plays them over and
> > over and over, and his little brain records each one.

Heh, heh.  I can recall that I wasn't much older than that when the
musical "Hair" came out.  We were living in New York, and my parents saw
the play and bought the album.  Being a music nut (even that young I was
able to use the record player quite handily) I played the record over
and over.  Much to my parent's chagrin I managed to memorize the
entirety of the song "Sodomy" and showed a talent for breaking into
renditions of it in supermarkets, with their friends, etc.  I had *no*
idea what any of it meant (until later....:-)

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Jeff Shaevel                                shaevel@shaevel.austin.ibm.com
"...and it *was* love, even if it was only for a few hours." -- R. Chesley