((My comments in double parentheses - Homer))
 
                          MORTAL AND IMMORTAL
 
                                EXM - 56
                              7 April 1992
 
         Copyright (C) 1992 A Voice of the Free Zone (Electra)
       Redistribution rights granted for non commercial purposes.
 
     If you are prone to reading things and then getting violently ill
and curling up in a ball and dying, then I would skip this section.
 
     On the other hand if you enjoy heart attacks, then by all means run
the following with a serious eye towards OT.
 
     You can take any two terminal pairs and run them against each
other.
 
     For example, Mortal and Immortal.
 
     A Mortal by the way, is an Immortal who thinks he is Mortal.
 
     'What have you done as an Immortal to an Immortal?'
     'What have you done as an Immortal to a Mortal?'
     'What have you done as a Mortal to an Immortal?'
     'What have you done as a Mortal to a Mortal?'
 
     If you must run dedex's and motivators,
 
     'What has an Immortal done to you as an Immortal?'
     'What has a Mortal done to you as an Immortal?
     'What has an Immortal done to you as a Mortal?'
     'What has a Mortal done to you as a Mortal?
 
     I can just hear someone going 'Well yap yap yap, how can I run what
I have done as an Immortal, I have never been an Immortal, I have always
been a Mortal, and just once at that, yap yap yap...'
 
     Yeah well, we do wonder why.
 
     Perhaps you should get them into something lighter like,
 
     'Do birds fly?'
     'Do fish swim?'
 
     Electra
 
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