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> In a message dated 1/26/2006 11:19:19 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
> [log in to unmask] writes:
>
>     Tintinnitis?
>
> Isn't that the irrational fear of books relating to an inquisitive 
> young Frenchman? 
>  
> Wideload
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VI,

I thought it was my Honda Civic then one day realized the loudly pitched 
noise was in my head. Went to the Doc and askid if it was side effect of 
the diabetes meds. She sent me, as usual whenever I up and ask a questin 
in the HMO environment to umpteen dozen tests. The specialists told me I 
had high frequency hearing loss to which I asked if it was simply not 
that they had hit on where my head buzzes and they acted as if I wasn an 
idiot. My head has been buzzing for something like 40 years now. When I 
first was asking about it I thot it had somethign to do with Paul Tillich.

I heard from Ken Follett who called from Alabama and talked w/Kathy this 
week that all the Folletts come from some small clump in the French Alps.

I like TinTin. If you have not done so go to your local mega bookstore 
and check out the latest in graphic novels. Incredible! Much more 
intense than the comix I was fed on as a kid. RUn past the oriental 
product and focus on the very deviant stuff.

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