Re: Spice Girls
From Jonathon R. Oglesbee <ogl...@fullnet.net-removetoreply>
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· 24 Jan 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Ron "RPSpice" Ablang wrote in message <34C...@saclink.csus.edu>... >Please send to me. > >-- > >Ron Ablang > >"Blah blah blah. Um, girl power. Blah blah... feminism..." Now, this posting was not wise. We previously decided, on this newsgroup, that we find the "Spice Girls" an object of deprecation. My reccomendation was to burn them at the stake, and/or feed them to cannibals. There were many other fine suggestions about what should be done to put an end to fad pop icons like these here "Spiced Girls", with some ideas about what to do with Elton John, too. These "Space Girls" remind me of the "Bay City Rollers", and the sooner they go away, the better. If you are a victim of this latest fan disease, do not be too overly concerned, however. It is a passing thing, similar to mononucleosis. ....... But I still think they would provide better entertainment, if burned publically, in Soho. The event should be televised all over the world, and vendors could come out and sell funnel cakes and hot dogs. By the way, there is one thing I have always wondered about these Spice Girls --- how come they is all ugly? JRO
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