>Date: Wed, 11 Mar 1998 00:25:16 -0800
>To: MartianWax@yahoo.com
>From: Liisa Caimano <dntamth@sfsu.edu>
>Subject: [pressgang] The Fiver
>In-Reply-To: <19980311002919.2988.rocketmail@send1c.yahoomail.com>
>
>Hi all!
>
>Crystal and I have been conversing off-list, also (pardon my typing, my
roommate is asleep, so I'm typing in the dark, like the hyphen) and we
discussed the mysterious fiver in At Last a Dragon. You all know which one,
the one Spike bet against Mr Sullivan that he could not get his lady
friend. I assumed, when Spike told Lynda he lost his fiver, that it was
because Mr Sullivan was successful in his pursuit of his lady friend.
Crystal pointed out that it could just as well be because Spike just wanted
to be with Lynda a little longer, so it was his excuse to walk home. Sorry
Crystal, as it gets a little later and class to-morrow morning gets a
little closer, my mind wanders more. Now I'm thinking that maybe Spike made
the bet on the notion he would *lose* and have to walk Lynda home. Hmmm....
Anyway, I have a beautiful loaf of bananana bread to turn my attention to now.
>
>Farewell and adieu!
>(see what too many late nights does to a person?)
>-Liisa! (and, of course, Crystal for bringing up the idea!)
><><
>
>
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