RE: ... that spoil the vines ...

I thought a hedgehog is a bug eating relative to the porcupine, a badger is
a wolverine or "little eremitic bear" who enters the world to eat and mate,
and retires to his den. And if an appendage sticks in his hole a bloody
stump is returned. Like I said hey enjoys a large menu, be it symbol,
interpretation, or meaning (or lack there of).

-----Original Message-----
From: Scottie Bowman [mailto:rbowman@indigo.ie]
Sent: Monday, September 30, 2002 11:32 AM
To: bananafish@roughdraft.org
Subject: ... that spoil the vines ...

    '... I guess I am a badger ...'

    And such a handsome, droll animal too - though tormented
    & hunted here by loathesome sadists who blame him for
    the cows' tuberculosis. Our Dairy Science correspondent
    will doubtless tell us about the situation in Wisconsin (- why,
    incidentally, 'The Badger State'?)

    The division is customarily between hedgehogs & foxes.
    You can tell which species predominate hereabouts by
    the profusion of shed bristles & squashed carcases.

    Scottie B.

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