As my old uncle Deedah would say/ I remember the year of 2 kay/ There were riots in the street/ Everybody there got beat/ But we still lived to see another day/ ************************************** As my old uncle Deedah would say/ I remember the year of 2 kay/ There were bank runs galore/ The streets were covered in Gore/ Of hope there was scarcely a ray/ ************************************** As my old uncle Deedah would say/ You'd better prepare for the year of 2 kay/ Stock up with loadsa cash/ But don't be too rash/ You might bankrupt the old U S of A/ *************************************** As my old uncle Deedah would say/ You'd better prepare for the year of 2 kay/ Stock up with tons of beans/ But don't spend beyond your means/ And you'd better keep out of everyone's way!/ ********************************************* As my old uncle Deedah would say/ I remember the year of 2 kay/ The lights went right out/ Of this there was no doubt/ We could only see by the light of the day/ ******************************************** As my old uncle Deedah would say/ You'd better prepare for the year of 2 kay/ Buy up ingots of gold/ But keep them well within your hold/ While the sun shines you'll have to make hay/

-- Richard Dale (rdale@figroup.co.uk), September 14, 1998

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(Head down to hide red face, hands clasped behind back, toe digging into ground) AW SHUCKS, now ya done embarrassed me.

Wayne and Garth : We're not worthy, we're not worthy, we're not worthy.

Richard, you really must find a job, sitting around all day in your undershorts is starting to affect you. Hee Hee ;)

Thank you, I'm truly touched.

-- Uncle Deedah (oncebitten@twiceshy.com), September 14, 1998.