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Muthers Against Dead Divers (MADD) is more than just a bunch of angry muthers keeping dead people from skydiving. We're real people, lawyers, politicians, heads-of-state and other individuals with a lot of money that buys influence. We are determined to stop dead skydivers and to exploit free beer. Please stay alive, don't risk losing another jump! |
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Several well-known recording artists such as Elvis
Presley, Jim Morrison, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Janis Joplin have compiled a collection of
songs recognizing MADD's relentless work to keep dead people from skydiving. Compiled by
the BigAssed Hill label, the album, simply titled Hymm, is scheduled for release
just prior to Muthers Day; with MADD board of directors and close friends using the money
to party and jump alot. "We think it is particularly fitting that we got these artists to do the album since they all want to skydive," states the head Muther, "but they can't. They're dead!" |
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The new AAD, code named Not My Ass, will feature an
interactive CD-ROM program that guides skydivers through a discussion about the serious
repercussions of not deploying the parachute. Information will focus on the deadly
consequences of mixing high speed, bodies and dirt. While still in it's development, it is
anticipated that the skydiver will receive an interactive discussion of possible courses
of action if they are descending too quickly through an unsafe altitude. Says sources close to the project, "We are still trying to figure out how to fit the PC in the reserve compartment. But once past that we feel the rest will be a piece of cake." Windows 95/NT, Macintosh and Solaris versions will be the first to be delivered in first quarter 1999. |
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We mean no disrespect to the real MADD which serves an important role in curbing drunk driving.