Green Mtn
location: Observing the Progressive madness with considerably less amusement.
listening to: Grandchildren, the best reason for saving the future.
registered: 2004.04.03
posts: 2617
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Boggies are an unattractive but annoying people whose numbers have increased rather
precipitously since the bottom fell out of the fairy-tale market. Slow and sullen, and yet dull, they
prefer to lead simple lives of pastoral squalor. They don't like machines more complicated than a
garotte, a blackjack, or a luger, and they have always been shy of the 'big folk' or 'biggers' as they
call us. As a rule they avoid us, except on rare occasions when a hundred or so will get together to
dry-gulch a lone farmer or hunter. They seldom exceed three feet in height, but are fully capable of
overpowering creatures half their size when they get the drop on them. . . . Their beginnings lie far
back in the Good Ole Days when the planet was populated with the kind of colorful creatures you
have to drink a quart of Old Overcoat to see nowadays.
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Source: Bored of the Rings, by the staff of the Harvard LampoonIma missing the Quotes Dan!
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“Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions.” Wm O. Douglas
“Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions.” Wm O. Douglas
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Boggies are an unattractive but annoying people whose numbers have increased rather
precipitously since the bottom fell out of the fairy-tale market. Slow and sullen, and yet dull, they
prefer to lead simple lives of pastoral squalor. They don't like machines more complicated than a
garotte, a blackjack, or a luger, and they have always been shy of the 'big folk' or 'biggers' as they
call us. As a rule they avoid us, except on rare occasions when a hundred or so will get together to
dry-gulch a lone farmer or hunter. They seldom exceed three feet in height, but are fully capable of
overpowering creatures half their size when they get the drop on them. . . . Their beginnings lie far
back in the Good Ole Days when the planet was populated with the kind of colorful creatures you
have to drink a quart of Old Overcoat to see nowadays.
unknown
Source: Bored of the Rings, by the staff of the Harvard LampoonIma missing the Quotes Dan!
(;
–--
“Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions.” Wm O. Douglas
“Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions.” Wm O. Douglas
