Enforcement Squad (WAS RE: More Neat Web

[Mike Baker]

> BTW, should anyone happen to see these things on sale anywhere for more 
than
> about $5-10 (rough estimates of copying costs and binding), please feel 
free
>  to let me know, and I'll see if I can arrange someone to pound on them 
with
> a big stick :)

Lessee: I hear that Andreas Snowdragon used to hire out cheap for matters of 
"collection agent" services (all he had to do was *glower* at someone and it 
tended to have the proper effect).

Or you could engage the services of an appropriate satirist, with proper 
poetic license in hand of course.

Hmmmm.  The "Mad Monk of Sapulpa" is local to you, last I heard (once known 
as Rhuadraig mac Rhuadraig mac Leod [sp. approximate]).  Could satisfy 
several of the requisite needs.  Just don't hand him the axe until you want 
him to use it!
<gryn: if you remember / speak to the gentle I reference, Amra sends 
greetings>

> I. Marc Carlson, Reference Technician   |Sometimes known as:
> McFarlin Library, University of Tulsa   | Diarmuit Ui Dhuinn
> 2933 E. 6th St., Tulsa, OK  74104-3123  | University of Northkeep
> LIB_IMC at CENTUM.UTULSA.EDU (918) 631-3794| Northkeepshire, Ansteorra

Waitaminute: Carlson, Marc Carlson.  From Tulsa area.  Did you attend OSU in 
the late '70s, perchance? (Or did we already have this discussion a few 
months ago...)

Kihe Blackeagle (the Dreamsinger Bard)  s.k.a. Amr ibn Majid al-Bakri 
al-Amra
     currently residing in Barony of the Steppes, Kingdom of Ansteorra
Mike C. Baker                      mbaker at rapp.com
Any opinions expressed are obviously my own unless explicitly stated 
otherwise!