I Laughed, I Cried
Shrieking and howling laughter could be heard up and down the country as people read the letter from Rangi and Changi in the Gangi. Those who were unfortunate enough to miss it should hunt it down; it’s un-freaking-believable. They probably feel no embarrassment now, but if they or their family read it 10-15 years from now... More importantly — conspicuous in their absence — Elvis Slag and the Slimmer Twins. My heart sank as I realised their mysterious disappearance. Please don’t tell me they’ve been involved in some fatal aviation incident or the like. Rex, Auckland.
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Rip It Up, Issue 216, 1 August 1995, Page 10
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98I Laughed, I Cried Rip It Up, Issue 216, 1 August 1995, Page 10
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