[Wonderful Labs] THE JUNG AND THE WONDERFUL

[Wonderful Labs]

Dear Mister Wonderful,

	Is this true?

	"As regards intellectual work, it remains a fact, 
	indeed, that great decisions in the realms of thought 
	and momentous discoveries and solutions of problems 
	are only possible to an individual working in solitude."

	-Sigmund Freud, neurologist, founder of psychoanalysis (1856-1939)

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Dear Watson & Crick,

	My uncle from the old country, Octavius Flambe Wonderful, Esq., used to
have a saying: "Never trust a bearded German, especially if he's a
woman.  Your aunt never understood that, and now she's being used as a
pendulum weight in Munich.  Fetch me another mug of mescaline, boy, and
I'll tell you about how I spent the money I got for her."

	Which is all by way of indicating that while a person may be wise and
given over to mighty thoughts, that same individual working in solitude
could just as easily be jerking off.


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WONDERFUL LABS - When You Want Your Facts Straight And Your Knickers Twisted
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Mister Wonderful Recommends: Oedipussy Galore, which is a joke I tried
to work into this column earlier, but couldn't quite make fit.  We also
like Fiction what blurs into Reality and back again. And back again. 
Also, Beck.

http://www.hollywoodactorbeckbristow.com
http://www.ology.org/principia/
http://www.metatech.org/mind_control_movie.html

-- 
Der Hexer

	"Camp Freddie... everybody in the world is bent."

		- Mr. Bridger (Noel Coward),
		"The Italian Job" (1969)

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