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post #1 of 3
3/5/02 at 6:39pm
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We watch. We learn. We wait.

Ever wonder how the neighbor feels when he smells the hotdogs cooking on the grill and knows he's not invited? Or when he sees your wife sunbathing and he can't...ooops inappropriate example.

We in chicago will someday have a chicago site. We dream.

Reality check. I'm quitting my 2nd job in order to spend more time wasting time and live off my meager saving and my day job salary. I'm going to attempt to grow the CHUD Chicago fan base and beg for a chicago section in CHUD in about 12months. I'm laying this challenge to myself here in writing in front of the brave folk of CHUD homeland. Give advice, deride me, but most of all, feel pity that I call this home

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post #2 of 3
3/5/02 at 6:53pm
Hey, listen, you're in Chicago! Home of the Cubs and the White Sox, the territory of Al Capone, as well as the subject for a classic blues tune (Sweet Home, Chicago). It can't be all bad there so cheer up, and you will achieve your goal of "Chicago CHUD Fan Founder" (CCFF).

You can do it flux, you have to. Because no one else will.
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post #3 of 3
3/5/02 at 6:58pm
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Been coming here off and on for a while, but no time to spend. I gave my two weeks notice to the night job after an argument and the realization that I would miss the BLADE II prescreening. And, yes, my priorities are just fine thank you very much.

I have time to work on my writing and let every Chicago aol member know about CHUD. Chicago is awesome by the way. I love it.

Items already in place for the CHICAGO birth of CHUD:

1) Definite Psychosis.
2) DSL Modem
3) No semblance of a life.

Still missing:

1) Brain
2) Knowledge
3) Opposable thumb

Please send brains and thumbs to my apartment.
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