Fw: IGNORE, IGNORE!

[Farrell]

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"Oh, and dogs don't just become Ferrell overnight."

OK, this is getting just a little too close to home. Us Farrell's have a =
proud history. And I don't think we have any dogs in our bloodline =
(arf). It takes a lot more than a couple days without food to become a =
Farrell. Although, at the Dallas convention, if nobody buys me my =
meals.................best watch out!!!

Terry Farrell

Oh, "FErrell"! Well, nevermind then.
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From: "Jonathan Finger" <johann@tollidee.com>
To: "'Pianotech'" <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 1:48 AM
Subject: RE: Fw: IGNORE, IGNORE!


> Ok, I think I'm done with this subject... as people are calling for =
it's
> end. =20
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> But.......
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> There are methods of animal control used instead of live ammunition.  =
I
> can't imagine that the National Guard would think that the best way to
> deal with Ferrell dogs was to shoot them. =20
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> Oh, and dogs don't just become Ferrell overnight. =20
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> They can also go for quite awhile without food, before any instinct
> would drive them to fresh meat.
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> *shakes head*
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> but thanks for the laugh! :)
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> Jonathan Finger RPT
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: pianotech-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces@ptg.org] On
> Behalf Of gordon stelter
> Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 8:01 PM
> To: Kevin E. Ramsey; Pianotech
> Subject: Re: Fw: IGNORE, IGNORE!
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> Sorry, Kevin,
>     I read the account of the attacks here myself, and
> it was quite a problem as this pack of
> student-abandoned dogs attacked several people before
> capture.  I even went to a County Commission meeting
> where it was fdiscussed.
>      Now I remember that the hurricane Andrew account
> came from a National Guardsman who visited our store,
> and divulged this in a rather hushed tone. His CO gave
> the order, as dogs from affluent areas had formed
> packs and invaded the poorer sections where, many
> people could not afford to evacuate. It was not
> something the Guard thought good for P.R., so there
> may not be any official account.
>     Respectfully,
>     Thump=20
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> Now, back to pianos, please!
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> --- "Kevin E. Ramsey" <kevin.e.ramsey@cox.net> wrote:
> > This from today's column's;
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> > One of my Aunt Ruby's friends had the most terrible
> > thing happen to her. Her
> > fingers turned black and fell off, and nobody knew
> > why until her doctor
> > asked if she had cable Internet access at home. It
> > turns out that cable
> > access emits deadly spiral waves that will turn your
> > fingers gangrenous if
> > you stay online long enough.
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> > According to an article a friend read in a magazine,
> > the same thing has
> > happened to at least three dozen other Internet
> > users around the world,
> > including two cats in Kalamazoo that sat on the
> > computer monitor for warmth.
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> > The magazine further reported that scientists at
> > England's
> > Brushworth-By-Sands College warned people in 1982
> > that it would happen. But
> > dirty politicians let the technology through so
> > they'd have the money to get
> > reelected. Ever since, there's been a massive
> > cover-up involving at least 27
> > members of Congress. You say you heard something
> > similar? Then it must be
> > true.
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> > Only it's not. I made that whole story up. It's
> > lies, all lies! I don't even
> > have an Aunt Ruby, nor is there a
> > Brushworth-By-Sands College. What I'm
> > doing here is creating an urban legend--the kind of
> > story that sounds as
> > though it could have happened, seems real because it
> > happened to someone I
> > know, and has extra credibility because you're
> > seeing it in print.
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> > My tale fits the profile of an urban legend as urban
> > legend expert Jan
> > Harold Brunvand defines it: "a story in a
> > contemporary setting (not
> > necessarily a big city), reported as a true
> > individual experience, with
> > traditional variants that indicate its legendary
> > character."
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> > From: gordon stelter
> >   To: Pianotech
> >   Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 4:42 PM
> >   Subject: RE: IGNORE, IGNORE!
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> >   This, my dear friends, is NOT urban myth, as I
> >   remember it being reported at the time of the
> >   hurricane. In a few short days after Andrew
> > struck,
> >   abandoned dogs became feral and were trying to
> > kill
> >   and eat children. No kidding. Poodles.
> >        Right here, in this college town of 100,000,
> > a
> >   pack of 6 dogs attacked a woman pushing her baby
> >   stroller three years ago, smack dab in the middle
> > of
> >   an "upscale" intown neighborhood! If you're
> > curious, I
> >   can probably find the newspaper account for
> >   verification.
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