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Brian

August 2nd 03 06:35 PM

(N2EY) wrote in message ...
In article , Mike Coslo writes:

N2EY wrote:

You would be hard pressed to find a rational person, at any time or in
any culture, who finds that activity anything other than disgusting.
Also, taste and smell are closely related, and it's very rare that
something will smell bad but taste good.

Have you heard of that coffee in which the beans are passed through the
digestive tract of a monkey?

Yes. That story surfaces every so often. Supposed to be a Vietnamese delicacy
or something.

Is this to be the new hazing ritual that substitutes for the Farnsworth Exam?

Mike Coslo

August 2nd 03 07:51 PM

Brian wrote:
(N2EY) wrote in message ...

In article , Mike Coslo writes:

N2EY wrote:

You would be hard pressed to find a rational person, at any time or in
any culture, who finds that activity anything other than disgusting.
Also, taste and smell are closely related, and it's very rare that
something will smell bad but taste good.

Have you heard of that coffee in which the beans are passed through the
digestive tract of a monkey?

Yes. That story surfaces every so often. Supposed to be a Vietnamese delicacy
or something.

Is this to be the new hazing ritual that substitutes for the Farnsworth Exam?

Little pellets are a dih, and the big ones are a dah........

Some monkeys "send" at 16 wpm. Anything above that and it all runs
together and sounds like S**t.

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