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From: lindley@ut-ngp.UTEXAS (John L. Templer)
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Subject: Og, part 2
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Date: Sat, 26-Oct-85 20:29:41 EST
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	Recap : We last saw Og leaving the valley of the gummy bears to
return to Ytremski in the land of the six-foot chickens.  As he leaves,
he meets a band of ortho-kittens, who give him generous supplies of
moldy wood and old axle grease.

	Og wakes up the next morning realizing he has spent the night
in orgiastic frenzy, satiating his lust for rancid axle grease.  He
baths in a nearby pool, and continues on his way.  He walks the narrow
path back home for days, frequently asking passersby for news of his
beloved Ytremski.
	On the dawn of the eighth day, a great big electron swooped
down and carried him off to her (its) nest.  Was he fated to become
hadron bait?  Og drew his .44 positron sword and did battle with the
electron.  After a fierce struggle, the force of weirdness prevailed
and Og slew the evil electron.  Standing over the body of his fallen
enemy, Og says, "That was a big electron."
	Og turns from the body and realizes he doesn't know the way
home from here.  He moves off in the most promising direction, towards
a city far away on the horizon.

                                        There's More Where This
                                        Came From, Don't Go Away...
-- 

~~ John L. Templer,  University of Texas at Austin
~~ {allegra,gatech,seismo!ut-sally,vortex}!ut-ngp!lindley

    All I want is a chance to prove that money means nothing to me!