Letters: Vespril 2006

Dear Axes & Alleys,
Yesterday, as I glanced through the New York City Police Auxiliary Hand-book, I came upon a section concerning self-defense. It featured instructions for officers; detailing how to break holds and maneuver out of an assailant’s grip. It occurred to me that it would make more sense to coat all police officers in a thick coat of oil or gelatin, either by dipping or by shower-type systems. Thus police would be too slippery for assailants to grab We can even have a series of way stations throughout the city where police officers can dunk under gelatin showers to refresh their slippery coatings. Perhaps Axes & Alleys could champion this idea so we can help stamp out crime forever.
Theory Ragdoll
Staten Island, NY

A&A,
Damn.
Juliet
London, UK

Dear Editors:
It is a shame that with all the new Amendments passed not one addressed he issue of robotic citizenship. Robots are fine helpers, both around the house and on industrial supply lines. Surely a robot with a 500 gig or more processor would have the power to understand the complex issues of our day. I mean, if we give women, the Irish and even Catholics the vote, we should support robot suffrage.
Almond Pepperidge
Tallahassee Tennessee
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Vespril 2006 Premier

As the old saying goes “Vespril is fresh like laundry done by a redheaded woman.” That pretty much sums up our thoughts on everyone’s favorite month. So, in celebration of the Vespril tides, we’ve included all your old Axes & Alleys favorites in this issue, including H.G. Peterson, Montezuma, and those whacky characters Rango and Lem. Plus there’s an exciting interview with lemmings, in honor of the New Highland State Lemon and Lemming Festival. You definitely won’t be disapointed.

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