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ERIC DAVIS
is in his 77th life on Earth. He was killed by a rock to the head at the Battle of Hastings at age 17. He drowned on a Peloponnesian warship before Christ was born. In 450 B.C. he was first to discover the value of cow's milk and his tribe shunned him for practicing unnatural acts. In the early 20th century, he was Eva Braun.
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JASON DAVIS
was born in 1792, the result of a one-time tryst between composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and a German scullery maid. Inventor of wireless radio, he currently is working with Department of Education officials to figure out why
Survivor
is so freakin' popular. A lover of the callipygian, he is the SOL's minister of information.
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DAVE DEELEY
is the voice of God. A deep-baritoned television personality, you know him better as Timmy from the old "Lassie" show. Keeper of the collective conscience of SOL, Dave enjoys smooth jazz, long walks on the beach, candlelight dinners, getting caught in the rain. Just for laughs, he once shot a man in Dallas.
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DENNIS LeFEVER
has never been to China. He has, however, eaten an egg roll and that's international enough for us. Born May 17, 1936, in Dodge City, Kan., he served as a munitions expert in World War II. Dennis, who participated in many civil rights marches in the South during the 1960s, starred in the classic biker epic,
Easy Rider
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DAVE PARKER
is a man of many hats, but only one head. A perspiring writer of compelling verbosity, he's been called the new Jack Kerouac by people who don't know the old one. He has two master's degrees, over custom-music 200 CDs, and Pluto is the smallest planet in the universe in terms of diameter.
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TIM WEAVER
is to whom Dr. Evil was referring when he once said, "The details of my life are inconsequential." Yet he's an uncle of one with two residences, and his favorite number is three. He spends his free time memorizing Delta's flight schedule, and he says he enjoys his ribs fall-off-the-bone moist. We pray he's talking about barbecue.
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ERIC DAVIS is in his 77th life on Earth. He was killed by a rock to the head at the Battle of Hastings at age 17. He drowned on a Peloponnesian warship before Christ was born. In 450 B.C. he was first to discover the value of cow's milk and his tribe shunned him for practicing unnatural acts. In the early 20th century, he was Eva Braun.
JASON DAVIS was born in 1792, the result of a one-time tryst between composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and a German scullery maid. Inventor of wireless radio, he currently is working with Department of Education officials to figure out why Survivor is so freakin' popular. A lover of the callipygian, he is the SOL's minister of information.
DAVE DEELEY is the voice of God. A deep-baritoned television personality, you know him better as Timmy from the old "Lassie" show. Keeper of the collective conscience of SOL, Dave enjoys smooth jazz, long walks on the beach, candlelight dinners, getting caught in the rain. Just for laughs, he once shot a man in Dallas.
DENNIS LeFEVER has never been to China. He has, however, eaten an egg roll and that's international enough for us. Born May 17, 1936, in Dodge City, Kan., he served as a munitions expert in World War II. Dennis, who participated in many civil rights marches in the South during the 1960s, starred in the classic biker epic, Easy Rider.
DAVE PARKER is a man of many hats, but only one head. A perspiring writer of compelling verbosity, he's been called the new Jack Kerouac by people who don't know the old one. He has two master's degrees, over custom-music 200 CDs, and Pluto is the smallest planet in the universe in terms of diameter.
TIM WEAVER is to whom Dr. Evil was referring when he once said, "The details of my life are inconsequential." Yet he's an uncle of one with two residences, and his favorite number is three. He spends his free time memorizing Delta's flight schedule, and he says he enjoys his ribs fall-off-the-bone moist. We pray he's talking about barbecue.