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From: lipsig@atlantic.net (Chuck Lipsig)
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Mary Had a Little Clone

Mary had a little lamb, little lamb, little lamb    
Mary had a little lamb, you know she had it cloned.

It followed her to school one day, school one day, school one day.
It followed her to school one day, and still it stayed at home.

The lamb, she was named Fleecy Kate, Fleecy Kate, Fleecy Kate,
The lamb, she was named Fleecy Kate, and was made into lamb stew.

The odd thing is, young Mary thought, Mary thought, Mary thought,
The odd thing is, young Mary thought, I have my Kate, and ate her, too.

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  All right, all right.  They'll get better as I get sicker.

Chuck Lipsig   lipsig@atlantic.net   Gainesville, FL
What could be worse than being a clone with deja vu?