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cultures, the anthropologist said, from the Central African Republic to the Central Intelligence Agency. Although Burlane did in fact hump as many women as attracted him and were agreeable to the pleasures of the bed, he didnt stab people. Rather, More Page More Page Starkville Daily News he stitched them. Or he ran a zipper. A listener of National nora tobin

Radio wrote to John Ciardi (Burlane himself? Schott later wondered) asking if Ciardi knew the origins of the terms, which the listener alleged were current CIA argot. The amused Ciardi addressed an inquiry More Page More Page Starkville Daily News to Peter Neely-Ciardi received the following reply: Dear Mr. Ciardi, We are very pleased to help National Public Radio and scalabrini celtics

cultural and civic-minded organizations. Our archivists have traced the origins of stitching and laying a zipper. We regret to say they were coined by a callous agent More Page More Page Starkville Daily News who does not exist and never did exist. The identification of said agent is therefore impossible. The terms refer to a perfect row of transformers revenge of the fallen trailer

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tunnel-as in He bored the Rooskies forehead with twenty. This is said to be a More Page More Page Starkville Daily News spectacle of disintegrating flesh. Cordially, Randolph Bames, Assistant to Peter Neely The man who never existed was James Burlane, who, giggling, slapping his thighs, had ghostwritten Bamess reply. Of course, Bames didnt exist either. Writing with his left hand, scalabrini celtics

scrawled, Tell Bob Edwards to keep up the good More Page More Page Starkville Daily News work, and I like Scott Simon, too, and you, and good old Red Barber down there in Florida. A civilized crew. When Burlane wrote with his left hand, it came out looking like it had been written by a big, eager kid. It bouncing balls

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