Thursday, October 30, 1986
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Part II. Find the
Little Pictures
Inside the Big
Picture.
Part III. Help the
Axe Murderer
Find the Soror
ity Girl.
1. Find the nuclear missile.
2. Find the napping legislator.
3. Find the nipping legislator.
4. Find the graffiti
5. Find the group of fourth
graders on a tour of the Capitol.
6. Find Bernlce Labedz screen
ing pornographic religious
films.
7. Find your wasted college
dollar.
8. Find the State Capitol.
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True, not a very pleasant
thought. You know that she'd
get all her sisters together and
they'd lock the axe murderer
into one of those little cubicle
rooms bedrooms and then
they'd keep him up all night
with long distance phone calls,
juicy gossip and those crazy
pillow fights. I'm sure he
wouldn't be into it.
So let's change the title of
the maze to "Help the Axe
Murderer Find the Fraternity
Guy Dressed as a Woman. "
Oh, I don't know what's
wrong with me. I like the
Greek system. I really do. It's
just that I don't play Hacky
Sack very well.
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