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elmoemerson@webtv.net - 23 Nov 2006 14:52 GMT What a great day to reflect on everything there is to be grateful for! 70 degrees and sunny here in the Ozarks. Hope everyone has a happy turkey day. elmo burrrpppppp
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Cody - 23 Nov 2006 15:10 GMT > What a great day to reflect on everything there is to be grateful for! > 70 degrees and sunny here in the Ozarks. Hope everyone has a happy > turkey day. > elmo > burrrpppppp Please try to remember that this is an international newsgroup and only JesusLand has this hypocritical holiday. The fact that the Americans slaughtered most of the indians in thanks to their conquest writes volumes about the dignity of "Thanks"giving Day.
Of course, in reality, thanksgiving is only just another excuse, like football, to drink and eat too much. Give thanks, my a.s.
Alias
elmoemerson@webtv.net - 23 Nov 2006 16:11 GMT Re: Happy Thanksgiving Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Nov 23, 2006, 4:10pm (CST+7) From: neverever@msn.org (Cody) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: What a great day to reflect on everything there is to be grateful for! 70 degrees and sunny here in the Ozarks. Hope everyone has a happy turkey day. elmo burrrpppppp Please try to remember that this is an international newsgroup and only JesusLand has this hypocritical holiday. The fact that the Americans slaughtered most of the indians in thanks to their conquest writes volumes about the dignity of "Thanks"giving Day. Of course, in reality, thanksgiving is only just another excuse, like football, to drink and eat too much. Give thanks, my a.s. Alias //////////// I forgot...you don't have anything to be grateful for. I didn't shoot any indians, but I'll bet your hero and long lost relative, William Fredrick Cody, probably did. His wild west show was pretty demeaning to the indians, wasn't it? He probably shot quite a few buffalo in his time too. elmo
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Cody - 23 Nov 2006 16:26 GMT > > Re: Happy Thanksgiving [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > //////////// > I forgot...you don't have anything to be grateful for. I'm grateful 24/7/365 for still being alive.
> I didn't shoot > any indians, but I'll bet your hero and long lost relative, William > Fredrick Cody, probably did. His wild west show was pretty demeaning to > the indians, wasn't it? He probably shot quite a few buffalo in his > time too. > elmo First you didn't know that Buffalo Bill was the most famous man in the world during his lifetime. And now you don't know why he killed buffaloes. He did kill a few Indians in self defense, not slaughtering them with infected blankets and the like. If it weren't for Buffalo Bill, you wouldn't know who Sitting Bull was. You probably go by the phony movie with Paul Newman which is full of lies. Did you also use Reader's Digest in school instead of reading the original book?
Cody
elmoemerson@webtv.net - 23 Nov 2006 17:14 GMT Re: Happy Thanksgiving Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Nov 23, 2006, 5:26pm (CST+7) From: neverever@msn.org (Cody) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: Re: Happy Thanksgiving Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Nov 23, 2006, 4:10pm (CST+7) From: neverever@msn.org (Cody) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: What a great day to reflect on everything there is to be grateful for! 70 degrees and sunny here in the Ozarks. Hope everyone has a happy turkey day. elmo burrrpppppp Please try to remember that this is an international newsgroup and only JesusLand has this hypocritical holiday. The fact that the Americans slaughtered most of the indians in thanks to their conquest writes volumes about the dignity of "Thanks"giving Day. Of course, in reality, thanksgiving is only just another excuse, like football, to drink and eat too much. Give thanks, my a.s. Alias //////////// I forgot...you don't have anything to be grateful for. I'm grateful 24/7/365 for still being alive. I didn't shoot any indians, but I'll bet your hero and long lost relative, William Fredrick Cody, probably did. His wild west show was pretty demeaning to the indians, wasn't it? He probably shot quite a few buffalo in his time too. elmo First you didn't know that Buffalo Bill was the most famous man in the world during his lifetime. And now you don't know why he killed buffaloes. He did kill a few Indians in self defense, not slaughtering them with infected blankets and the like. If it weren't for Buffalo Bill, you wouldn't know who Sitting Bull was. You probably go by the phony movie with Paul Newman which is full of lies. Did you also use Reader's Digest in school instead of reading the original book? Cody /////////// But he wasn't the most famous man on earth. And what IS 'famous', anyway? Do you mean the most well known? So tell me why he killed so many buffalo....was it self-defense? Or did he just like to eat alot of buffalo burgers? :-) elmo
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Cody - 23 Nov 2006 18:24 GMT > > Re: Happy Thanksgiving [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > buffalo burgers? :-) > elmo It was his job when he worked at for the railroad they were building cross country. The railroad workers ate the buffalo he killed. Man's gotta make a living you know ... idiots from the East used to come out and shoot them for sport, which, if you consider that when you kill the head of the herd, the rest all freeze, it isn't much of a sport.
Cody
elmoemerson@webtv.net - 23 Nov 2006 17:32 GMT Re: Happy Thanksgiving Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Nov 23, 2006, 5:26pm (CST+7) From: neverever@msn.org (Cody) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: Re: Happy Thanksgiving Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Nov 23, 2006, 4:10pm (CST+7) From: neverever@msn.org (Cody) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: What a great day to reflect on everything there is to be grateful for! 70 degrees and sunny here in the Ozarks. Hope everyone has a happy turkey day. elmo burrrpppppp Please try to remember that this is an international newsgroup and only JesusLand has this hypocritical holiday. Cody /////////// In case you forgot....this isn't JesusLand anymore. The right-wing Christian conservatives got bounced in the election a couple of weeks ago and George Bush isn't much more than a lame duck. Now isn't that enough to be grateful for on Thanksgiving, or do you want more? elmo
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Cody - 23 Nov 2006 18:28 GMT > > Re: Happy Thanksgiving [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > enough to be grateful for on Thanksgiving, or do you want more? > elmo It is gratifying to see that, after a long, murderous time, Americans are beginning to wake up to Bush. How many more innocents civilians have to die before the Americans get f.ck out of bed?
You know how Bush and Blair knew Saddam had WMDs? They had the receipts for the chemicals the US and some countries in Europe sold him to kill Iranis and Kurds, that's how. "We know he has 'em cuz we sold 'em to him".
Cody
PaulG - 23 Nov 2006 19:19 GMT Thou protesteth too much Cody.......I ain't buying any of it. Your online persona dictates you respond like that,,, hoping beyond hope to yank a few chains..........
Very transparent, not to mention fairly sad as well.........
Canadians don't celebrate on the same day as you Yanks, but I wish you all the best.
Personally, I thank God for the good old US of A...
Thats my story and I'm sticking to it.
Cody - 23 Nov 2006 20:07 GMT > Thou protesteth too much Cody.......I ain't buying any of it. Translation: you can't refute any of it. Then your self righteous ego got in the way and you spewed this crap:
> Your > online persona dictates you respond like that,,, hoping beyond hope to > yank a few chains.......... Your chain's so taut it's gonna break if you don't watch it.
> Very transparent, not to mention fairly sad as well......... Sad? LOL! You know nothing about me.
> Canadians don't celebrate on the same day as you Yanks, but I wish you > all the best. After calling me transparent and sad?
> Personally, I thank God for the good old US of A... "God" doesn't exist, sorry. Nor do fairies, Santa, Superman or, in your case, Lex Luther.
> Thats my story and I'm sticking to it. Now, *that's* sad.
Cody
john - 27 Nov 2006 23:32 GMT Cody, Please try to remember that this is an international newsgroup and only
> > JesusLand has this hypocritical holiday. The fact that the Americans > > slaughtered most of the indians in thanks to their conquest writes > > volumes about the dignity of "Thanks"giving Day. > > Of course, in reality, thanksgiving is only just another excuse, like > > football, to drink and eat too much. Give thanks, my a.s. > > Alias Cody you are a total a.shole. Join the turkeys.........Happy late Thanskgiving Doc.................john
> > Re: Happy Thanksgiving > > [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > Cody elmoemerson@webtv.net - 28 Nov 2006 04:09 GMT Thanks, John. Hope you had a good one too! elmo ////////////// <snippage>........Happy late Thanskgiving Doc.................john Cody wrote: elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: Re: Happy Thanksgiving Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Nov 23, 2006, 4:10pm (CST+7) From: neverever@msn.org (Cody) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: What a great day to reflect on everything there is to be grateful for! 70 degrees and sunny here in the Ozarks. Hope everyone has a happy turkey day. elmo burrrpppppp Please try to remember that this is an international newsgroup and only JesusLand has this hypocritical holiday. The fact that the Americans slaughtered most of the indians in thanks to their conquest writes volumes about the dignity of "Thanks"giving Day. Of course, in reality, thanksgiving is only just another excuse, like football, to drink and eat too much. Give thanks, my a.s. Alias //////////// I forgot...you don't have anything to be grateful for. I'm grateful 24/7/365 for still being alive. I didn't shoot any indians, but I'll bet your hero and long lost relative, William Fredrick Cody, probably did. His wild west show was pretty demeaning to the indians, wasn't it? He probably shot quite a few buffalo in his time too. elmo First you didn't know that Buffalo Bill was the most famous man in the world during his lifetime. And now you don't know why he killed buffaloes. He did kill a few Indians in self defense, not slaughtering them with infected blankets and the like. If it weren't for Buffalo Bill, you wouldn't know who Sitting Bull was. You probably go by the phony movie with Paul Newman which is full of lies. Did you also use Reader's Digest in school instead of reading the original book? Cody
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Cactus Jammies - 04 Dec 2006 23:54 GMT I was in San Diego 'spying' on Coronado Island facilities for the Peace of Mind Front from the deck of the Oosterdam. We had Yanks Thanks dinner at Denny's near the pier 11.99 with a large fountain drink and a mega bowl of apple cobbler and ice cream to share, two days before. Entree was turkey roll with string beans and niblets corn and garlic mashed taters and savory dressing and decent poultry gravey. Very enjoyable, albeit a bit like cafeteria fare, and staff was cool, lots of ordinary folks in there treating the family to the best they could afford that day. I tipped 20% as a token of respect and thanks. Usually it seems Canucks are trapped in the 10% bracket of tipping. This will change I think. We learned it from the Americans who have to work four jobs in order to keep shoes on their kids feet.
Saludos Americanos we all have lots to give thanks for. Give thanks to each other.
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> Cody, > Please try to remember that this is an international newsgroup and only [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] >> >> Cody elmoemerson@webtv.net - 05 Dec 2006 14:46 GMT Re: Happy Thanksgiving Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Mon, Dec 4, 2006, 11:54pm (CST+6) From: cactusjammies@phish.net (Cactus Jammies) I was in San Diego 'spying' on Coronado Island facilities for the Peace of Mind Front from the deck of the Oosterdam. We had Yanks Thanks dinner at Denny's near the pier 11.99 with a large fountain drink and a mega bowl of apple cobbler and ice cream to share, two days before. Entree was turkey roll with string beans and niblets corn and garlic mashed taters and savory dressing and decent poultry gravey. Very enjoyable, albeit a bit like cafeteria fare, and staff was cool, lots of ordinary folks in there treating the family to the best they could afford that day. I tipped 20% as a token of respect and thanks. Usually it seems Canucks are trapped in the 10% bracket of tipping. This will change I think. We learned it from the Americans who have to work four jobs in order to keep shoes on their kids feet. Saludos Americanos we all have lots to give thanks for. Give thanks to each other. CJ /////////// Yep. I'm heading off on my own vacation this afternoon for a few days. Going where the water tastes like wine, a serene little tropical hideaway where the sun shines everyday, rain or shine.
ahahahahahahahahahahahahah!!! elmo
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Michael Arends - 24 Nov 2006 00:38 GMT Smiling Wickedly, elmoemerson@webtv.net answered:
> > Re: Happy Thanksgiving [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > time too. > elmo It's hard to be grateful when all you have is a handful of Campo turds.
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Cody - 24 Nov 2006 09:41 GMT > Smiling Wickedly, elmoemerson@webtv.net answered: >> [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >> > It's hard to be grateful when all you have is a handful of Campo turds. Sorry to hear that, Michael. I hope things get better.
Cody
Michael Arends - 24 Nov 2006 20:04 GMT Smiling Wickedly, Cody answered:
>> Smiling Wickedly, elmoemerson@webtv.net answered: >>> [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Cody Thanks Cody!
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elmoemerson@webtv.net - 24 Nov 2006 22:29 GMT The fact that the Americans slaughtered most of the indians in thanks to their conquest writes volumes about the dignity of "Thanks"giving Day. Cody /////////// Fact is, the true story of the first Thanksgiving has never been told publicly. I'll tell you what really happened that day. I've got a long, lost relative that was there, who in his memoirs (a closely held family document) described the day as it actually happened. Yeah, the settlers massacred the indians....though, for good reason. It all started innocently enough. Several months had passed since the white-skinned Puritans arrived on the Mayflower, many of them sick and some that had died early on. Life was hard in the beginning....food was scarce. Men wore socks around their cocks, and babies were prevented. But the men had had some luck hunting deer with rifle, the women had grown some crops, mostly potatos, marijuana and such. As summer gave way to fall and the leaves began to change, it became apparent to the settlers that they would have to coexist with the natives if they would have any chance of making it thru the winter. Besides, some of the single men had seen many of the indian squaws seductively bathing in the local stream and wanted to bop them at first chance.
So it was decided that John Smith and his horny bunch of Puritans would approach the indians with the intent of making friends and screwing their women. They showered many gifts upon the indians, including bars of soap, douche and perfume, not to mention several bottles of Scotch for the indian Chief, Pokey.
When all the crops were in and frost began to form on pumpkins, everybody, including the chief, were especially horny. Indian squaws had become quite proficient in their use of gifts from the settlers and made it clear that they were willing to cross-breed. But Chief Pokey wasn't going to let this be one-sided and demanded that the Puritans allow the indian bucks to screw their women too.
After half an hour of negotiations were completed, it was decided that the indians would be allowed to screw all the Puritan women, exceptin' Alice. They decided to have a big feast, followed by an orgy that would last several days. Preparation for the big day lasted several weeks, the indians harvesting corn, killing turkey and muskrat for the feast. The Puritans shot a few deer, made more whiskey.....and the women shaved their private parts, exceptin' Alice.
The big day finally arrived..... Chief Pokey meeting John Smith at high noon by the front entrance to the Puritan's gated community. High fives were given to the indian's cry of 'waaaahhhh hoooooo' and the indians all filed thru, squaws and bucks alike, carrying their gifts of food and edible undies. Several hours of partying followed.....everone got pretty well trashed. Some of the indians got upset that dinner was supposed to be served before they had a chance to enjoy the Puritan women and began to get pretty rude. Things started spiralling out of control after that, you know how indians get when they've got a little firewater in their system. John Smith met with the rest of the Puritan guys and decided that they'd better serve dinner before all their women got their 'butterballs' basted by the indians. So, in ceremonious style, John called upon Pokey to join with him at the head table for a "Thanksgiving" toast before the feast officially began. Oddly enough, Pokey was nowhere to be found. Both indian and Puritan alike searched high and low for him, exceptin' at Alice's.
Since Alice was supposed to cook all the sh.t for the feast, and the food was missing, a bit of suspicion and unrest began to brew. The Puritan men gathered and stormed Alice's Restaurant, only to find Alice with her legs hiked high in the air, her back on the bar, and Pokey pokin' Alice when he wasn't sposta be. The place went crazy......it was a slaughter. After the gang bang, Puritan men killed every f.cking indian man they could get their hands on...but spared the squaws. ... So now you know the true story of Thanksgiving and the way it really went down. The indians had it coming to them when their chief dorked Alice. Years of prejudice against all those who had bopped Alice, including the Puritan horned toads, led to their decline across the frontier. But the legend of Alice's Restaurant lives on.
My great, great grand-pappy bopped one of those squaws coming across the plains....I'm part Cherokee. :-)
And that aint no bull!!!!!!!!
elmo
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Cody - 25 Nov 2006 00:24 GMT > > [quoted text clipped - 75 lines] > My great, great grand-pappy bopped one of those squaws coming across the > plains....I'm part Cherokee. :-) And, because he didn't really want a pickle, he hopped on his motorcycle. And he didn't want to die; he just wanted to ride his motorcy and then he drove off into the sunset with Mister Bo Jangles.
> And that aint no bull!!!!!!!! > > elmo Ain't no bufalo either ;-)
Cody
PaulG - 25 Nov 2006 10:49 GMT Cody said : God" doesn't exist, sorry. Nor do fairies, Santa, Superman or, in your case, Lex Luther.
And I bet you just couldn't wait to set you kid(s) straight on that...
Cody if you don't think I've met a hundred people like you in my life time you'd be wrong.
Bitter, angry, low self esteem..etc.........
So like all small(minded)people you try to drag everyone else down to your level, or lower if at all possible.
You rant and rave about NO GOD, AMERICA is EVIL, CHRISTIANS ARE ALL THE SAME.............Sweeping generalities that really do show your true hand.
I've read a few of your posts on the Buddhist Newsgroup you frequent...You can't even get along with them..........same old same old....
People with Napoleonic complexes are always wanted to stand on their tippy toes, puff their chest out and confront anyone and everyone.
Cody, thy name is over-compensation...........Relax........its the Buddhist way.
Cody - 25 Nov 2006 11:11 GMT > Cody said : God" doesn't exist, sorry. Nor do fairies, Santa, Superman > or, in your > case, Lex Luther. > > And I bet you just couldn't wait to set you kid(s) straight on that... Yep.
Here come the insults:
> Cody if you don't think I've met a hundred people like you in my life > time you'd be wrong. Don't flatter yourself. You know nothing about me.
> Bitter, angry, low self esteem..etc......... False, false and false.
> So like all small(minded)people you try to drag everyone else down to > your level, or lower if at all possible. False.
> You rant and rave about NO GOD, AMERICA is EVIL, CHRISTIANS ARE ALL THE > SAME.............Sweeping generalities that really do show your true > hand. Um, there is no god, the USA -- not America -- is currently run by a murderous, genocidal Christian idiot. Christians are not all the same, although they do have a common thread: they all believe in a god that doesn't exist.
> I've read a few of your posts on the Buddhist Newsgroup you > frequent...You can't even get along with them..........same old same > old.... You don't know what you're talking about but what else is new?
> People with Napoleonic complexes are always wanted to stand on their > tippy toes, puff their chest out and confront anyone and everyone. My, another insult.
> Cody, thy name is over-compensation...........Relax........its the > Buddhist way. I'm not uptight; you are.
Cody
elmoemerson@webtv.net - 25 Nov 2006 14:14 GMT Re: Happy Thanksgiving Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Sat, Nov 25, 2006, 1:24am (CST+7) From: neverever@msn.org (Cody) elmoemerson@webtv.net wrote: The fact that the Americans slaughtered most of the indians in thanks to their conquest writes volumes about the dignity of "Thanks"giving Day. Cody /////////// Fact is, the true story of the first Thanksgiving has never been told publicly. I'll tell you what really happened that day. I've got a long, lost relative that was there, who in his memoirs (a closely held family document) described the day as it actually happened. Yeah, the settlers massacred the indians....though, for good reason. It all started innocently enough. Several months had passed since the white-skinned Puritans arrived on the Mayflower, many of them sick and some that had died early on. Life was hard in the beginning....food was scarce. Men wore socks around their cocks, and babies were prevented. But the men had had some luck hunting deer with rifle, the women had grown some crops, mostly potatos, marijuana and such. As summer gave way to fall and the leaves began to change, it became apparent to the settlers that they would have to coexist with the natives if they would have any chance of making it thru the winter. Besides, some of the single men had seen many of the indian squaws seductively bathing in the local stream and wanted to bop them at first chance. So it was decided that John Smith and his horny bunch of Puritans would approach the indians with the intent of making friends and screwing their women. They showered many gifts upon the indians, including bars of soap, douche and perfume, not to mention several bottles of Scotch for the indian Chief, Pokey. When all the crops were in and frost began to form on pumpkins, everybody, including the chief, were especially horny. Indian squaws had become quite proficient in their use of gifts from the settlers and made it clear that they were willing to cross-breed. But Chief Pokey wasn't going to let this be one-sided and demanded that the Puritans allow the indian bucks to screw their women too. After half an hour of negotiations were completed, it was decided that the indians would be allowed to screw all the Puritan women, exceptin' Alice. They decided to have a big feast, followed by an orgy that would last several days. Preparation for the big day lasted several weeks, the indians harvesting corn, killing turkey and muskrat for the feast. The Puritans shot a few deer, made more whiskey.....and the women shaved their private parts, exceptin' Alice. The big day finally arrived..... Chief Pokey meeting John Smith at high noon by the front entrance to the Puritan's gated community. High fives were given to the indian's cry of 'waaaahhhh hoooooo' and the indians all filed thru, squaws and bucks alike, carrying their gifts of food and edible undies. Several hours of partying followed.....everone got pretty well trashed. Some of the indians got upset that dinner was supposed to be served before they had a chance to enjoy the Puritan women and began to get pretty rude. Things started spiralling out of control after that, you know how indians get when they've got a little firewater in their system. John Smith met with the rest of the Puritan guys and decided that they'd better serve dinner before all their women got their 'butterballs' basted by the indians. So, in ceremonious style, John called upon Pokey to join with him at the head table for a "Thanksgiving" toast before the feast officially began. Oddly enough, Pokey was nowhere to be found. Both indian and Puritan alike searched high and low for him, exceptin' at Alice's. Since Alice was supposed to cook all the sh.t for the feast, and the food was missing, a bit of suspicion and unrest began to brew. The Puritan men gathered and stormed Alice's Restaurant, only to find Alice with her legs hiked high in the air, her back on the bar, and Pokey pokin' Alice when he wasn't sposta be. The place went crazy......it was a slaughter. After the gang bang, Puritan men killed every f.cking indian man they could get their hands on...but spared the squaws. .. So now you know the true story of Thanksgiving and the way it really went down. The indians had it coming to them when their chief dorked Alice. Years of prejudice against all those who had bopped Alice, including the Puritan horned toads, led to their decline across the frontier. But the legend of Alice's Restaurant lives on. My great, great grand-pappy bopped one of those squaws coming across the plains....I'm part Cherokee. :-) And, because he didn't really want a pickle, he hopped on his motorcycle. And he didn't want to die; he just wanted to ride his motorcy and then he drove off into the sunset with Mister Bo Jangles. And that aint no bull!!!!!!!! elmo Ain't no bufalo either ;-) Cody ////////// Now you're catching on.. :-) elmo
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mawtuan - 23 Nov 2006 16:05 GMT > What a great day to reflect on everything there is to be grateful for! > 70 degrees and sunny here in the Ozarks. Hope everyone has a happy > turkey day. > elmo > burrrpppppp Thanks Doc, you do the same. I wish we had the weather you have in the Ozarks. Outside temperature here at 1100 is 15 degrees (F). Oh well, I'm off to my daughter's house for the traditional family gathering. Here's to the next week of turkey sandwiches and reheated stuffing. Thom
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