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ATLANTA CENTERS FOR DISEASE
CONTROL ALERT!
Index case for disease known as Quake
Ache discovered in Western Massachusetts. Although at this time the
epidemic is confined to a limited subset of the population, the World
Health Organization fears that it will grow. For more information,
see the full text of the alert.
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Quake
II. A way of life. A reason to live. Oh, destroyer of
grade point averages. Ravager of marital relations. It is a
minion of Satan, blackening our souls. It is a gentle mistress,
caressing us, pleasing us, giving us carpal tunnel syndrome, and asking
for more, MORE, MORE!
Oh, who gives a crap, let's play. We, the members of Clan UMTS, are a simple people. We come from many walks of life. Wait, that's not true, we're all students at the University of Massachusetts. And we're all bus and/or van drivers for UMass Transit Service. And...well, for some reason, we all like being bus and/or van drivers for UMass Transit. More or less. What are the qualifications for membership with Clan UMTS? You have to be really goddamn good at Quake II. Oh, all right, you can be really goddamn crappy at Quake II. You could be an annoying moron with absolutely no eye-hand coordination, dental carries, and a terrible odor issuing from your various bodily orifices, and you could still be a member of our clan. We don't even require that you have social skills. Obviously. Would you like to become a member? |
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