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Utica NY, USA. Earth, Milky Way.
Staz-Nak Started conversation May 13, 2001
A truly intresting place that deserves much more explination that it will ever be able to have spoken about it.
Home Of Saranac Beer as well as Utica CLub (the best working class bear with in 250 light years and the 5th best in the galexy) that are enjoyed by all.
The Former Mayor had made his money selling the instant photo booth teknowlegy (from amusment parks) to Kodak film (co-owner of one terran Willam Cosby with a Pudding Company and was leased to NBC for several years) and had been the mayor in the 1970s ad (earth time) and done so poorly that he drove the City into debt. After the 1980s and early 1990s ad (earth time) the Uticans decided that more Ed Hanna is what they needed. He has subsequently been removed from office for sexual harrasment charges...intresting people indeed.
I had the experience of being born and raised in this enviroment and have assumed that all the world was like Utica...Utica exists in a world all its own...I assure you its ture.
Be well all...
How many Zen Masters does it take to change a light bulb?...
Two, one to change it and one not too...
Utica NY, USA. Earth, Milky Way.
Imaldris Posted May 13, 2001
Good on yah staz. The added joke is spectacular.
I keep forgetting good ol ed made his money from kodak. I do wish i could get him to subsidize my life.
I'm not sure. But im thinking i may have just been parried by the serious!
Utica, really does exist in a world all of it's own doesn't it?
(i still have to mention that so many strange unbelievable things have happened to me...and to others here...that there must be some conspiracy that forces me NOT to add them all together...and run screaming away.)
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