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Subject: Erik Carl and his subjects

Author:
Felcher

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Date Posted: 19:23:20 02/20/01 Tue

I've decided that since nobody is really participating, I will take this time to introduce to you a different league member each day. I will write a biography for each member of the Foberman's league, if you will. Even if I have never met the individual, I will still write them a bio, what a nice guy I am.
Let's start with Erik Carl. Erik is a 53 year old native of the Galapagos Islands, and deeply enjoys tickling red-bellied crayfish. In his younger years he was an aspiring golfer who had much potential, until the Galapagos golf course was destroyed in a monstrous hurricane. With not much to do after that he took to raising seagulls and turtle shit. Come the legal age of manhood, his great- uncle Dennis, cousins of his grandfather's stepchild Fran, decided it was time for Erik to move on in life. So he made the voyage to Fargo to pursue a career in modeling and capturing wild hobbits (and doing quite well at that). Erik is a success story that we can all draw inspiration from and try to simulate. After all, how many of us own three red shoes?????????
Wednsdays bio: Tim Ellis

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