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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Aug 2002.
Re: [PIC] [Comic] Vol 1 Issue 11

Re: [PIC] [Comic] Vol 1 Issue 11

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>> 
>> <Music:
>> 	Bela Lugosi's Dead
>> 	     THUMP  THUMP
>> 		    Undead Undead
>> 			   THUMP THUMP>
>> 	
>>     .       .       .       .       .       .       .
> 
> I didn't have a clear idea of the atmosphere in the place prior to this
> strip. The music cleared that up for me. :) Bauhaus if I'm not mistaken. 
> Stupid me didn't make the connection between goth and music from the 'Goth
> Club' sign in the first strip. Only thing I could think of at the time
> was gothic art (whatever that is) and figured that it wasn't there they went
> in.

Well I didn't want to drive the Goth dance club thing to death so
there are only a few referances in this script.  "Goth Club" being one
of them.  The above "uncomfterble pause".  If we remove those all we
have to go on is the number of times "dance" is mentioned, which could
be any kind of dance club, and the the referances to Harding's love of
slaves.  If any of you have every been to a goth club you know that
their is always one person looking for slaves.

>>          /
>>      Ponder: To be drunk
>>      or not to be drunk;
>>      Well its a bit to late
>>      for that question.     
> 
> heheh, I hope I can remeber that line the next time I end up plastered,
> and someone asks me if I need help to get up.

This should help:

$ crontab -l > file
$ echo -e '0 0 * * * echo "To be drunk or not to be drunk; Well its a\
bit to late for that question."\n\n' >> file 
$ crontab file

Not that I would ever take the lazy way out of memorizing something by
emailing my self via a automated process every day.  Not not me.


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