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Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 12:32:44 -0500
Subject: Watson

From a Colorado newspaper: 


[description of Halloween-type costumes, floats, and acting-out has been 
omitted]


Kennita Watson, a cryogenics advocate, was on-hand at the Frozen Dead Guy Days 
Expo Center to promote cryonics life insurance policies. She said the dry ice 
method of preserving Grandpa isn't ideal because dry ice is not cold enough to 
stop all the decomposing processes in Bredo's body. It's likely, she said, 
Grandpa's corpse already has deteriorated beyond the point that he can be 
brought back to life in the future.


"People don't really want to think of Grandpa as an experiment, but he really 
is," Watson said.

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So, it worked out the way rational people would expect. The event was a freak 
show, the media covered that way, cryonics was presented as something between 
snake oil and comedy, and Kennita Watson got her name in the newspaper (which 
was all she really wanted all along).

Watson is an airhead dilettante. 
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