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enjoy.
love,
Jeff 

Those who weren't subscribed to the second coming of the ChiAddicts e-mail list during the fall of '97 are probably uanaware of the brilliance of the Jive-N-Ator, a list feature I installed for converting English to Jive, that Howard so poignently used to demonstrate his true skin color in the following post from the archives. But now, thanks to modern technology (and, to a lesser extent, some really obsolete technology,) everyone with a web browser can enjoy this fine piece of literary art made possible by the wonders of the Jive-N-Ator! Thank God Howard's got a sense of humor or he'd probably be a republican.  read more (212 words)

This week's blast from the past is a short missive where "It Is I" Bill Pilling tells us what he can remember about one of Meg's parties in West Chester.  Let this be a lesson to those of you out there who would, uhh..., ever throw a party and then, ummm, let your shoes make fun of a drunk Bill Pilling's mom, I guess.

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Hello fellow Chi Addicts and welcome to the new Chiaddicts.com feature which will bring you all of the Chichester Crack Addict Mailing Lists' greatest hits as decided by me, Chuck Taylor.  That's right, I reach into my extensive archive of several incarnations of the Chi Mailing List once a week to serve up some of the best examples of horrible spelling and atrocious grammar to ever grace your inbox, just for your amusement.  (Yes, you!)  My archive spans all the way back to the summer of 1997 and ends at the near end of Micah's SmartGroups list.  (Some posts are missing from the beginning of the Listbot version of the list but I wasn't subscribed so they couldn't have been that important.)  I hope you all enjoy! 

My first set of posts is an exchange between Alanna (nee Ron) Bozman and everyone's favorite Chichester middle-sibling, Sarah D'Andrea, that occured during the end of the very first Chi Mailing List that I started at MartNet.  I have included most of the headers to guarantee authenticity.  Let the hilarity ensue!

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