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From: styri@balder.nta.no (YuNoHoo)
Subject: Cindy's on TV (was: Layering clothing (was: Half-painted Hallways:Why?))
Date: Sat, 4 Mar 95 16:15:44 GMT

Cindy Kandolf (cindy@nvg.unit.no) wrote: :
: Hey, by the way, Haakon, are you going to watch us on "Rondo" on
: Friday night? I'll probably be the one crawling under my chair in
: embarrassment.

FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 3, 1995 -- OSLO, NORWAY

A guest at the Peppe's Pizza Pub restaurant suddenly goes pale. Not because he remembers stories 'bout what unusual ingredients they may have used in the food, but because he remembers being told these stories by a former cow-orker of himself and -- Cindy's husband. While trying to tip most tables and a few waiters carrying food and drinks on his way to the payphone he mutters "Huffda, I forgot to program the VCR."

Fortunately the situation calms down when the pale male manages to reach his sister who's home and owns a VCR, 'though not after some strange ritual is performed with a COCOT that doesn't take phone cards. No damage was reported and the waiters are all able to handle any guests from Minnesota that wants to tell the worls that the too use the phrase "Huffda."

Epilogue: Cindy have nothing to be ashamed of wrt appearing on TV.

           She managed to stay on top of her chair for the entire
           interview. I am, however, very surprised that she managed
           to leave out any reference to AFU and chose to tell about
           other groups.  Honest, Cindy, you didn't have to discuss
           needlework groups (and I don't mean alt.tasteless) with
           the host.

           Guess I should have mailed the host a list of good questions
           and interesting topics after all. Well, I blew that chance.

ObUL: On the TV show "Rondo" Cindy Kandolf was asked "where's the

strangest place you posted to the net?" Cindy's answer was NO CARRIER