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LANGERHANS:
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- As in The Far-flung Islets of Langerhans: The Rocket Man writes:
Well, the Islets of Langerhans aren't on any map.
In 1869, Paul Langerhans, a German pathologist, described
cells in the human pancreas which secrete insulin. These
cells became know as the 'Islets of Langerhans'.
Diabetes is a disorder where the Islets of Langerhans do
not properly supply the body with insulin.
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LOCO/LOBO, BEBOP:
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- Phil Austin plays Bebop on Radio Now. [GMIOGMD]
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LEPRECHAUNS:
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LOMPOC:
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- Another town in Southern California. Also used by W.C.Fields: Cat writes: The reason Fields used Lompoc, aside
from the fact that it was fun to pronounce, was that it was the capitol of the temperence movement in the US, and
you know W.C. Field's tolerance for temperence; at least that was the surmise of David Ossman when he visited Lompoc
in 1970, and reported back to the other Crazee Guys on their radio show at the time. Dave said it was actually
pronounced lom-poke, but he may have been high on pork at the time.
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LOOSTNERS:
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- Caster-oil flakes. One of NICK DANGER's sponsors. "With real glycerin
vibra-fome!"
- Note of interest
(tip from John Hill): Apparently no connection to the cereal
giant, Kellogg's
(Tastless) Caster Oil
was a big seller years ago. Here, again, we can see were
the FST made a brilliant connection.
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LORD EDDIE BEAVERBROOK:
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- Chief Insomniac at Unconscious Village (Proctor). Lord beaverbrook is also a
canadian press mogul and ww2 brit cabinet minister. [GMIOGMD]
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LOS(T) ANGELES:
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- A city featured in many Firesign Theatre terms. The FT got their start in Peter Bergman's Radio Free Oz on KPFK
in Los Angeles. Here are some LA related terms:
- Lost Angeles was used in J-Men Forever! "Good morning
Lost Angeles..."
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LOTTERY, MILLENNIAL SNATCH & LICK:
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- Worth 180 billion Dollars. [GMIOGMD]
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LOVE IN:
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- A 60's phenomenon whose name and event was coined and created by Peter Bergman. The first one occurred in Echo
Park in LOS ANGELES with 40,000 people.
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LUPINO:
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- Ida Lupino, an old Hollywood actress. See Ralph BUNCHE.
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