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>  Mark Joseph wrote:
> "unblushingly wondering just exactly what this has to do with the Classics."

> and Alfred Kriman wrote, " I don't know either.  Is it that you might get
pretty dirty hanging from

> the bottom of a sheep?"

At the risk of dissecting the obvious, is this Alfred's allusion to Capt. Outis?
Voila la connexion classique!
 
 
 

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