Weird...
The Last Viking
Well, not much else to report today.
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Mircalla Mordenheim
> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
>
> Well, not much else to report today.
>
I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
For an astrophysicist.
-mm
John Lodder
I've got a a series of spots on some of my shirts. Some are from coffee.
Blasted coffee.
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Bill Wilkinson
For some reason I'm suddenly hungry for a macaroni and cheese casserole.
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Bill Wilkinson
> In article <224e8eda-b9ed-40eb...@j24g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>,
> Mircalla Mordenheim <bela...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On 2 Nov, 12:05, i_dont_read_em...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
>>> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
>>>
>>> Well, not much else to report today.
>>>
>> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
>> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
>>
>> For an astrophysicist.
>
> I've got a a series of spots on some of my shirts. Some are from coffee.
> Blasted coffee.
That sounds like some kind of new gadget from Ronco.
CoffeeBlaster.
The Last Viking
:> Mircalla Mordenheim wrote:
:>> On 2 Nov, 12:05, i_dont_read_em...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
:>>> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
:>>>
:>>> Well, not much else to report today.
:>> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
:>> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
:> For some reason I'm suddenly hungry for a macaroni and cheese casserole.
Throw in some cod liver and brocolli, and you have something almost
edible.
William Wilkinson
> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Bill Wilkinson wrote:
> :> Mircalla Mordenheim wrote:
> :>> On 2 Nov, 12:05, i_dont_read_em...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
> :>>> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
> :>>>
> :>>> Well, not much else to report today.
> :>> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
> :>> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
> :> For some reason I'm suddenly hungry for a macaroni and cheese casserole.
>
> Throw in some cod liver and brocolli, and you have something almost
> edible.
Doesn't eating god's liver give you high cholesterol or something?
The Last Viking
:> The Last Viking wrote:
:>> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Bill Wilkinson wrote:
:>> :> Mircalla Mordenheim wrote:
:>> :>> On 2 Nov, 12:05, i_dont_read_em...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
:>> :>>> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
:>> :>>>
:>> :>>> Well, not much else to report today.
:>> :>> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
:>> :>> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
:>> :> For some reason I'm suddenly hungry for a macaroni and cheese casserole.
:>>
:>> Throw in some cod liver and brocolli, and you have something almost
:>> edible.
:> Doesn't eating god's liver give you high cholesterol or something?
No, it's the good cholestrol, that kills the bad cholestrol. Kind of like
the rebells in Star Wars.
John Lodder
The Last Viking <i_dont_r...@ekran.no> wrote:
>A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... William Wilkinson wrote:
>:> The Last Viking wrote:
>:>> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Bill Wilkinson wrote:
>:>> :> Mircalla Mordenheim wrote:
>:>> :>> On 2 Nov, 12:05, i_dont_read_em...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
>:>> :>>> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
>:>> :>>>
>:>> :>>> Well, not much else to report today.
>:>> :>> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
>:>> :>> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
>:>> :> For some reason I'm suddenly hungry for a macaroni and cheese casserole.
>:>>
>:>> Throw in some cod liver and brocolli, and you have something almost
>:>> edible.
>:> Doesn't eating god's liver give you high cholesterol or something?
>
>No, it's the good cholestrol, that kills the bad cholestrol. Kind of like
>the rebells in Star Wars.
Yeah, plenty Omega-3 whassits and all good stuffs.
William Wilkinson
> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... William Wilkinson wrote:
> :> The Last Viking wrote:
> :>> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Bill Wilkinson wrote:
> :>> :> Mircalla Mordenheim wrote:
> :>> :>> On 2 Nov, 12:05, i_dont_read_em...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
> :>> :>>> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
> :>> :>>>
> :>> :>>> Well, not much else to report today.
> :>> :>> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
> :>> :>> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
> :>> :> For some reason I'm suddenly hungry for a macaroni and cheese casserole.
> :>>
> :>> Throw in some cod liver and brocolli, and you have something almost
> :>> edible.
> :> Doesn't eating god's liver give you high cholesterol or something?
>
> No, it's the good cholestrol, that kills the bad cholestrol. Kind of like
> the rebells in Star Wars.
Why must there be all this killing? Why can't all the choletserols get
along together and be friends?
William Wilkinson
I've heard of Beta-2 testing, but that's a bit silly.
John Lodder
William Wilkinson <billwi...@mindBOINGspring.com> wrote:
>John Lodder wrote:
>> In article <hcs7f7$2pn1$1...@inn.uit.no>,
>> The Last Viking <i_dont_r...@ekran.no> wrote:
>>> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... William Wilkinson wrote:
>>> :> The Last Viking wrote:
>>> :>> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Bill Wilkinson wrote:
>>> :>> :> Mircalla Mordenheim wrote:
>>> :>> :>> On 2 Nov, 12:05, i_dont_read_em...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
>>> :>> :>>> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
>>> :>> :>>>
>>> :>> :>>> Well, not much else to report today.
>>> :>> :>> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
>>> :>> :>> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
>>> :>> :> For some reason I'm suddenly hungry for a macaroni and cheese casserole.
>>> :>>
>>> :>> Throw in some cod liver and brocolli, and you have something almost
>>> :>> edible.
>>> :> Doesn't eating god's liver give you high cholesterol or something?
>>>
>>> No, it's the good cholestrol, that kills the bad cholestrol. Kind of like
>>> the rebells in Star Wars.
>>
>> Yeah, plenty Omega-3 whassits and all good stuffs.
>
>I've heard of Beta-2 testing, but that's a bit silly.
Gimme the Super Foonly, nowwwww!!!!!!
The Last Viking
:> The Last Viking wrote:
:>> :> The Last Viking wrote:
:>> :>> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Bill Wilkinson wrote:
:>> :>> :> Mircalla Mordenheim wrote:
:>> :>> :>> On 2 Nov, 12:05, i_dont_read_em...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
:>> :>> :>>> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
:>> :>> :>>> Well, not much else to report today.
:>> :>> :>> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
:>> :>> :>> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
:>> :>> :> For some reason I'm suddenly hungry for a macaroni and cheese casserole.
:>> :>> Throw in some cod liver and brocolli, and you have something almost
:>> :>> edible.
:>> :> Doesn't eating god's liver give you high cholesterol or something?
:>> No, it's the good cholestrol, that kills the bad cholestrol. Kind of like
:>> the rebells in Star Wars.
:> Why must there be all this killing? Why can't all the choletserols get
:> along together and be friends?
It's in the genes somewhere, annihilate the others, or risk becoming
annihilated yourself. It's what has made us survive all this long.
Mircalla Mordenheim
> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... William Wilkinson wrote:
> :> The Last Viking wrote:
> :>> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... William Wilkinson wrote:
> :>> :> The Last Viking wrote:
> :>> :>> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Bill Wilkinson wrote:
> :>> :>> :> Mircalla Mordenheim wrote:
> :>> :>> :>> On 2 Nov, 12:05, i_dont_read_em...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
>
> :>> :>> :>>> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
> :>> :>> :>>> Well, not much else to report today.
> :>> :>> :>> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
> :>> :>> :>> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
> :>> :>> :> For some reason I'm suddenly hungry for a macaroni and cheese casserole.
> :>> :>> Throw in some cod liver and brocolli, and you have something almost
> :>> :>> edible.
> :>> :> Doesn't eating god's liver give you high cholesterol or something?
> :>> No, it's the good cholestrol, that kills the bad cholestrol. Kind of like
> :>> the rebells in Star Wars.
> :> Why must there be all this killing? Why can't all the choletserols get
> :> along together and be friends?
>
> It's in the genes somewhere, annihilate the others, or risk becoming
> annihilated yourself. It's what has made us survive all this long.
You misspelled midiclorians.
-mm (I think I did too.)
John Lodder
Brizzly. Brilly will solve all our problems, woes, &c.
William Wilkinson
> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... William Wilkinson wrote:
> :> The Last Viking wrote:
> :>> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... William Wilkinson wrote:
> :>> :> The Last Viking wrote:
> :>> :>> A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Bill Wilkinson wrote:
> :>> :>> :> Mircalla Mordenheim wrote:
> :>> :>> :>> On 2 Nov, 12:05, i_dont_read_em...@ekran.no (The Last Viking) wrote:
>
> :>> :>> :>>> I've got this weird spot on my arm. Weird isn't it?
> :>> :>> :>>> Well, not much else to report today.
> :>> :>> :>> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
> :>> :>> :>> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
> :>> :>> :> For some reason I'm suddenly hungry for a macaroni and cheese casserole.
> :>> :>> Throw in some cod liver and brocolli, and you have something almost
> :>> :>> edible.
> :>> :> Doesn't eating god's liver give you high cholesterol or something?
> :>> No, it's the good cholestrol, that kills the bad cholestrol. Kind of like
> :>> the rebells in Star Wars.
> :> Why must there be all this killing? Why can't all the choletserols get
> :> along together and be friends?
>
> It's in the genes somewhere,
Lessee...
1. belt - check
2. keys - check
3. small change - check
4. billfold - check
5. comb - check
6. snot rag - check
7. cholesterol - nope
No colectorol in my jeans!
> annihilate the others, or risk becoming
> annihilated yourself. It's what has made us survive all this long.
Hay, if smart is better than stupidity, then why did dinosours last
longer than us???
John Lodder
Magnus Mulqvist
ccf5ea...@j24g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>, bela...@gmail.com mumbles as
follows:
> I've got a set of spots on my arm in the shape of the constellation
> Cassiopeia. I always thought that was really cool.
right in the eye.
>
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