A Birth of A New Nation
moham2
it with ya'll:
http://abirthofanewnation.blogspot.com/
Rocky Frisco
Takes "self-promotion" to new heights (or maybe depths).
From the promotion on that page, I would expect the book to be
wrenchingly wretched. The protagonist is named "Him."
Ack hack barfbarfbarf.
-Rock
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The Stainless Steel Cat
Rocky Frisco <rockn...@gmail.com> wrote:
Not "He"? I'll put my Time-Fixator away and power down the Time-Helix then.
Cat.
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Jazz-Loving Soul Mate and Tolerable Frog to CCA
"You are a crook, James Bolivar diGriz," Inskipp said...
Elliott Grasett
Could be worse, Rock.
He could be named "Hymn".
He could have a little sister named "Motet".
--
Cheers,
Elliott
Rocky Frisco
I quote: "Ack hack barfbarfbarf." :)
I counter with my comicbook hero: "Hugh Manatee."
Hugh, along with his female sidekick, "Bing Dugong," saves the planet
daily before teatime. His motto is: "Is it good for Hugh Manatee?"
-Rock
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Esra Sdrawkcab
Rocky Frisco
That's not Hugh. Hugh wears a uniform. That Manatee is Naked!
-Rock
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SteveD
wrote:
>That's not Hugh. Hugh wears a uniform. That Manatee is Naked!
Yes, but it's uniformly naked.
Rocky Frisco
Its nethers are wreathed in smoke.
Wer beleuchtete die flatulence des Hindenmanatee auf Feuer?
-Rock
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GaryN
news:C50C10EB...@192.168.0.2:
<snippetry just for the Cat>
>> From the promotion on that page, I would expect the book to be
>>wrenchingly wretched. The protagonist is named "Him."
>
> Not "He"? I'll put my Time-Fixator away and power down the Time-Helix
> then.
You Utter, Utter swine...:-)
I really hate it when I have to look up SSR references that I've known
about since 19tumpty,tumpty (actually 1977 at a railway station in Wales -
It was raining and the place was called Claerwen (although possibly with
more consonants and fewer vowels)).
I still think the "I was waiting for the word charge" line in the first
book just worked.
And yes I do remember Napoleon (that's only a spoiler if you've actually
read the book, or a different book which also has that person in it, or the
thong about the pigs, maybe heard the Hazel O'Connor song)
I always knew we should either shoot or lock up all the Coypus!
Now that we've[1] confused a great many people shall we run for Prez and
Vice-Prez of YooNeff (I think that's right - can't find my copy of "The
Forever War" right now) on a "Kill everyone who isn't us" ticket?
Seems to work for most of the Western World!
gary
[1] Alright - I've.
--
Ain't too young to admit it,
And I'm not too old to lie
I'm just another empty head.
AC/DC - "Ride On"
Esra Sdrawkcab
(actually 1977 at a railway station in Wales -
> It was raining and the place was called Claerwen (although possibly with
> more consonants and fewer vowels)).
Claerwen is more of a reservoir.
Here's a few to chose from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Wales_railway_station_stubs
GaryN
news:d0rHk.69431$E41....@text.news.virginmedia.com:
> GaryN wrote:
>
> (actually 1977 at a railway station in Wales -
>> It was raining and the place was called Claerwen (although possibly
>> with more consonants and fewer vowels)).
>
> Claerwen is more of a reservoir.
Not after I planted the charges on the face of the dam - Mwhhhahhhaa[1]
gary
[1] Did I miss an "A" there?
ppint. at IMT
John Ewing <jo...@gelsalba.co.uk> devoutly aspired:
> GaryN <ga...@scaryriders.com> wrote:
>>And yes I do remember Napoleon (that's only a spoiler if you've actually
>>read the book, or a different book which also has that person in it, or
>>the thong about the pigs, maybe heard the Hazel O'Connor song)
>
- "bind up your piggies in an old kit-bag..." ? (- [a])
- love, a ppint. happy to have two thrids IMT back open
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[a] - perhaps the precise inverse of the more common scam
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"I do know I don't have the right to keep a pet rhino.
I don't feel in any way oppressed by this,
even though I'd quite like one."
- Daibhid Ceanaideach on a.f.p