The Scrum of the Incredibly Strange Fully Garbed Iranian Female Rugby Trainees

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Fri Jun 23, 2006 at 9:26 am PDT • Views: 2,840

Wearing Islamic scarves, Iranian women, play rugby during a training session at the Azadi (freedom) sport complex, in Tehran, Iran, Thursday, June 22, 2006. (AP Photo/Vahid Salemi)

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 Frank says:

And all the rest of whom for which to whensoever of partially indeterminate bio-chemical degredation. Seek the path to the sudsy yellow nozzle of their foaming nocturnal parametric digital whole-wheat inter-faith geo-thermal terpsichorean ejectamenta. -- From board tape at Zappa concert, outdoors, at Blossom Music Center, Akron, Ohio, summer 1984. This quote was in the middle of a spoken section of "The Mud Club" in which a dude walks into the club with a blue Mohawk and proceeds to "work the floor, work the wall, work the monitor system. . . ." The band was having monitor feedback problems at the Blossom concert, and there are numerous references to P.A. equipment throughout this ramble. Other than that, the quote is meaningless, I guess. But great imagery!