ronc@fai.UUCP (ronc) (12/16/85)
I agree, some of the firesign stuff is really great. Tied for
first place in my mind is Nick Danger and The Giant Rat of Sumatra.
The Rat's humor is just a quick, and is a special treat to us
Hemlock, ahem, Sherlock Holmes fans. If you haven't heard it,
get it!
"Speaking of teeth, Flatson, what's there to knaw on?"
"Oh, Stones, I'm afraid the rats have gotten into everything
except this tin of Peruvian coco powder."
"That'll do, Blotson"
"Cream and sugar?"
"No, I'll take it straight. Nyyyah hhhhahhh!"
And:
(Upon arriving in America)
"I understand Coke comes in bottles here."
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Ronald O. Christian (Fujitsu America Inc., San Jose, Calf.)
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