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O For A. Muse of Fire

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  1. O For A. Muse of Fire

    There once was an A.Muzin' merry-Andrew bicycle merchant named Muzi, Whose web-sight failed my
    search for a pumpkin-flaunting Halloween floozie. But his grave-holiday-disappointment Was a mere
    badger in the Wisconsin ointment, For my holiday's celebrated in every post from yellowjersey.

    Quoted message said:

    Dear Andrew,

    A day or two before Halloween, I saw a web picture of two bawdy figures created with pumpkins, a
    mooner and a female flasher.

    I can't find it--was it perhaps somewhere on your web site?

    Carl Fogel

    That was not mine. . . .

    But I did see that, too . . . Sorry I can't recall.

    Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971

    After a public plea, the elusive artwork was swiftly tracked down by the keen-eyed web-sight of the
    sordid legions of rec.bicycle.tech and is now preserved at:

    home.comcast.netpumpkins.jpg

    On, Wisconsin! On, Wisconsin! Grand old badger state!

    --Chapter 170, Laws of 1959, Section 1.10

    Next week: John Dacey

  2. [email hidden] (Carl Fogel) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    It turns out that Andrew Muzi has far more than one holiday in mind:

    www.yellowjersey.org/holiday.html

  3. "Versus inopes rerum, nugaeque canorae." - Horace
    On 19 Dec 2003 08:51:46 -0800, [email hidden] (Carl Fogel)

    Quoted message said:

    O For A. Muse of Fire

    There once was an A.Muzin' merry-Andrew

    <snip>

    On vintage bikes, about each part: Cranks, hubs and brakes he knows by heart. And if you've got an
    old derailleur His expertise is nonpareil-er.

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    John Dacey Business Cycles, Miami, Florida businesscycles.combusinesscycles.com Now in our twenty-first
    year. Our catalog of track equipment: eighth year online
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