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From: jerod23@netcom.com (Jerod Pore)
Subject: Satirical clam story in zine
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We've recently received a copy of _The Stake_, a zine of satirical and
arcane fiction (of which this is the last issue before going to an all
non-fiction format).  In this issue (#7), Mike Stickel wrote a story about
a meter maid in "The Twin Cities" named Skink ("Skink" is also the title
of the tale).  Well, it turns out that Skink is a Scientologist, and there's
all sorts of references to clears, preclears, orgs, "havingness" and 
auditing. ("Skink knew what he had to do.  After thousands of dollars and
hundreds of hours of auditing 'on the cans' at his local _org_, Skink had
finally become _clear_.")  Skink believes himself to be the reincarnation
of an English knight, and when a flasher does a very low tone scale action
on the TV news anchor and her daughter, Skink promises to bring her the
flasher's head.

It's quite funny, especially the euphamism for killing the flasher. "Causing
his reactive mind to exteriorize."

The Stake #7
36 pages, standard sized
$5.00 to III Publishing PO Box 1581
Gualala, CA   95445

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