That's a tough case to make.
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-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics
Re: I'm looking for plans for an Electric Chair
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It would require a court for the upper case. Or something like that.
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Your posts aren't intended to be self-satirical? As here?
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Cursitor Doom can't recognise that he is a similar kind of joke.
This is DLUNU, whose very name is a joke, but whose capacity to laugh at himself seems to be even more shriveled than yours.
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Unless they are a foreign government enforcing their own silly ideas.
Tont Bali was right behind Dubbya in invading Irak, which must have been one of the more pointless exercises in state-sponsored terrorism on record.
Trump would probably like to do better, but he couldn't organise a booze-up in a brewery.
-- Bill Sloman, Sydney
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They usually are. Personal electric shock devices are on one of our lists of not legal to export technical info about. Your laws might be different.
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