101 Uses of the Shinola Seven-inch!


Date: Fri, 15 Dec 95 12:41:12 -0500
From: Adam Walker 
To: ch-scene@ripken.oit.unc.edu
Subject: Another semi-complete enumeration

>On 12/14/95, Alan Benson wrote:
>
>>Alec Vance wrote:
>>
>> Oh, typical. The *one* person in the triangle who buys the 
>> single and it gets stolen.
>
> That's not true. My copy is still firmly wedged under the too-short 
> leg of my coffee table.

That brings up a good point. There are many reasons to buy (or steal) 
the Shinola 7". Alan alluded to the fact that it provides much-needed 
support for your decrepit and condemnable furniture. Unbeknownst to 
Alan, I've secretly sawed off the legs of each and every chair, 
table, and hat stand in his house to stimulate vinyl sales across the 
Triangle. Look out--you could be next. 

The Shinola 7" is loaded with vitamins and minerals your body needs 
anyway. I challenged a group of civil servants to try the Shinola 
diet for 30 days and guaranteed they'd lose the weight they wanted. 
Just have a delicious "Vodka" shake for breakfast, another at 
mid-morning, three for lunch, one when I get off work, one every time 
Christa mentions "COPS," and a sensible dinner. Spackle spreads like 
butter under the smooth stereo grooves of The Shinola 7". Plant the 
Shinola 7" on Arbor Day. Drop it into the View Master, stick it in 
the bankcard machine, put it on your dog's neck to keep him from 
scratching his scabs. Glue 30 or 40 together to make a car shade.

You can use it to remove earwax. It's a highly effective 
contraceptive. Clean the floor, chop vegetables,  polish your shotgun 
with it. It's a doorstop, a coffee stir, a welcome mat, a motor oil 
recycling container, a table tennis paddle, and a napkin holder. The 
Nuclear Regulatory Commission has recently adopted the cover art as 
the official fallout shelter symbol, and College Republicans 
nationwide recognize pray to it before chapter meetings. For you 
budding tycoons, it would be an easy market to corner. 

The FOX Network has entered into negotiations with Shinola management 
to film its autopsy for an upcoming documentary to be hosted by 
Jonathan Frakes. 

The Physicians' Desk Reference says:

 (A)pply twice daily to corns and bunions. Feet may swell to sixteen 
 times their normal size; this is normal. Eventually, corn(s)/bunion(s) 
 will explode in a pussy mess. Arrange to be out of doors and barefoot 
 when this occurs.

The Shinola 7" is the most effective car alarm on the market. Ross 
was apparently uninformed of the astounding theft deterrent factor of 
this record. Simply display it prominently in your windshield, and 
park wherever you like, whenever you like. Police forces across the 
country recommend The Shinola 7". 

This is all, of course, incidental to any inherent or alleged musical 
content. 

I don't even own a copy.

Adam

Date: Mon, 18 Dec 1995 12:28:43 -0800 (PST)
From: adamckib 
To: ch-scene@ripken.oit.unc.edu
Subject: Re: Another semi-complete enumeration

On Fri, 15 Dec 1995, Adam Walker wrote about the Shinola single:

> It's a highly effective 
> contraceptive. 

that explains the luck i've been having! women lose interest in me the 
moment they hear i'm in shinola.

guess they haven't seen my cage dancing. The Mayor

Date: Mon, 18 Dec 95 15:10:06 -0500
From: Adam Walker 
To: ch-scene@ripken.oit.unc.edu
Subject: Re: Another semi-complete enumeration

On Dec. 18, Mayor McCripple wrote:

>that explains the luck i've been having! women lose interest in me 
>the moment they hear i'm in shinola.

No, it's only supposed to keep you from getting laid if you actually 
*play* the record for someone. I find consolation in the fact that if 
I play it loudly enough, no one in my building can score. 

The only known antidote is **&jd1f&$`x`~;dlw/*89j9ankspit=+jzm! (text 
deleted)

Happy hankering. Adam

Date: Mon, 18 Dec 1995 15:43:07 -0500
From: ale@backporch.pdial.interpath.net (Alec Vance)
To: ch-scene@ripken.oit.unc.edu
Subject: Re: Another semi-complete enumeration

That Martini character wrote:

>that explains the luck i've been having! women lose interest in me the
>moment they hear i'm in shinola.

No, they lose respect for you the second they hear that "Too Many Women
Blues" song of yours.

Anyway, I'm sure once you remind them that you're in Pine State they come
running back (so they can get closer to Charlie, that is).



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