Methos - Interview with Immortal
Dawn C.
I write this from a lone laptop, somewhere in these great states of ours
(okay, Texas - but this is only a temporary location, believe me). :-)
I sit here with Methos, the 5000 year-old immortal (okay, not really,
but just shut up and pretend, okay).
Each night, I shall ask him one question and post his reply.
Q: Methos, what is your first name (or last)?
Methos: Well, if you ask Duncan, my first name is OHITSJUSTYOU.
Christopher Chase
Dawn C. (da...@bigfoot.com) wrote:
: (okay, Texas - but this is only a temporary location, believe me). :-)
Please don't diss Texas. Some of us actually take affront at that. :)
Sorry about seeming mad in my earlier posts (off subject, of course.) I
was never mad and probably could never be so.
I wouldn't mind seeing a Texas framed show. Maybe he could be on vacation.
--
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University of Texas at Austin http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~chaser
Dawn C.
My philosophy is that I live here at the moment, so I'm permitted to
diss it. ;-)
Dawn C.
Q: Methos, do you remember much about your family?
Methos: Its been over 5000 years, I don't remember much. I think the
the stork brought me - or was it a flying dinosaur?
Q: A dinosaur? You're not THAT old, are you?
Methos: You said one question per day.
Mark A. Berger
In article <327B4A...@bigfoot.com> "Dawn C." <da...@bigfoot.com> writes:
>From: "Dawn C." <da...@bigfoot.com>
>Subject: Re: Methos - Interview with the Immortal
>Date: Sat, 02 Nov 1996 07:18:03 -0600
Damn. This could get old fast...
Mark A. Berger
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Dawn C.
Are you making a joke, or being serious. If it doesn't interest you
then "don't switch to the channel". They are all clearly marked in the
subject.
At any rate... let's take a poll:
Who likes the Methos: Interview with the immortal posts
and who doesn't?
(I've got much better things to do with my finite time if no one
likes 'em) ;-)
Jill and Mittsy
catcon wrote:
>
> Velia Tanner and Friends wrote:
> >
> > In article <327BC1...@bigfoot.com> "Dawn C." <da...@bigfoot.com> writes:
> > >
> > >At any rate... let's take a poll:
> > >Who likes the Methos: Interview with the immortal posts
> > >and who doesn't?
> >
> >
> > --
> I would also like to add my hearty KEEP 'EM COMING. I think they're
> wonderful
> Connie :D
> --
Ditto - Keep 'em coming! See if you can find out if he ever met Elvis :)
Jill
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Walter Arnold
On Sat, 02 Nov 1996 07:18:03 -0600, "Dawn C." <da...@bigfoot.com>
wrote:
>Q: Methos, do you remember much about your family?
>
>Methos: Its been over 5000 years, I don't remember much. I think the
>the stork brought me - or was it a flying dinosaur?
>
>Q: A dinosaur? You're not THAT old, are you?
>Methos: You said one question per day.
Double check with him about that name "Methos". I think it's more like
"Me Thos, You Jane" (e.g. Tarzan), so ROG's real name is "Thos".
_
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Kagetora
In article <55f6vg$2...@geraldo.cc.utexas.edu>, cha...@uts.cc.utexas.edu (Christopher Chase) wrote:
>Dawn C. (da...@bigfoot.com) wrote:
>
>: (okay, Texas - but this is only a temporary location, believe me). :-)
>
>Please don't diss Texas. Some of us actually take affront at that. :)
>
>Sorry about seeming mad in my earlier posts (off subject, of course.) I
>was never mad and probably could never be so.
>
>I wouldn't mind seeing a Texas framed show. Maybe he could be on vacation.
I would. Everytime we get on TV, we either look like trailer-park living,
shit-kicking hillbillies or oil barons with so much money and so little morals
its insane. And they never get the accent right. Besides, you know the immie
down here would either be some Civil War vet running around screaming the
"South Shall Rise Again," an ex-gunslinger who shoots people before he lops off
their head (that's something they haven't done time and time again...), or
someone who was at the Alamo. And the Quickening would be *at* the Alamo.
Though there's always the possibility that there will be some immie running
around who takes that "Don't Mess with Texas" slogan too far...
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Dail42rt
In article <327ABC...@bigfoot.com>, "Dawn C." <da...@bigfoot.com>
writes:
>Q: Methos, what is your first name (or last)?
>
>Methos: Well, if you ask Duncan, my first name is OHITSJUSTYOU.
>
>
And I always thought it was NOTFUNNY...
Dail
MJordan104
In article <327C3F...@ix.netcom.com>, catcon <cat...@ix.netcom.com>
writes:
>Velia Tanner and Friends wrote:
>>
>> In article <327BC1...@bigfoot.com> "Dawn C." <da...@bigfoot.com>
>writes:
>> >
>> >At any rate... let's take a poll:
>> >Who likes the Methos: Interview with the immortal posts
>> >and who doesn't?
>>
>> Dawn, I was LOL at the first one. Keep em up, please!
>
>I would also like to add my hearty KEEP 'EM COMING. I think they're
>wonderful
>Connie :D
Yup. I like them too. I'd like to see more and see if he'll let you ask
two questions per night.
Monica J.
Dawn C.
That's Methos' middle name.
Velia Tanner and Friends
OGMSAAFL!!!!
(Oh God My Sides Are Aching From Laughing!!!!)
Thanks Dail. :-)
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MJordan104
In article <327BC1...@bigfoot.com>, "Dawn C." <da...@bigfoot.com>
writes:
>Are you making a joke, or being serious. If it doesn't interest you
>then "don't switch to the channel". They are all clearly marked in the
>subject.
>
>At any rate... let's take a poll:
>Who likes the Methos: Interview with the immortal posts
>and who doesn't?
>(I've got much better things to do with my finite time if no one
>likes 'em) ;-)
Who complained about this wonderful thread? And isn't there a "subject"
line for people to *choose* what they want to read? I certainly don't
read *every* thread on this newsgroup. Only the ones I find interesting.
If I did read all of them I'd never see daylight! If you don't like cream
in your coffee, don't put any in!! Keep 'em coming, Dawn. I like them.
:-)
Monica J.
mjord...@aol.com
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July
Dail42rt wrote:
>
> In article <327ABC...@bigfoot.com>, "Dawn C." <da...@bigfoot.com>
> writes:
>
> >Q: Methos, what is your first name (or last)?
> >
> >Methos: Well, if you ask Duncan, my first name is OHITSJUSTYOU.
> >
> >
>
> And I always thought it was NOTFUNNY...
>
That's a Duncanism: Not Funny, Methos! :)
Barbara Lee
> Are you making a joke, or being serious. If it doesn't interest you
> then "don't switch to the channel". They are all clearly marked in the
> subject.
>
> At any rate... let's take a poll:
> Who likes the Methos: Interview with the immortal posts
> and who doesn't?
> (I've got much better things to do with my finite time if no one
> likes 'em) ;-)
Hmmm, to whom are you responding? I haven't seen
anybody telling you to stop.
Keep goin', lass!
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Maybe when he was younger that is how he pronounced it (with a childish
lisp?), but methinks it was originall Me-Toes. :)
Meg, imagining playing "This little piggy" with Methos
Julia Walter
Nyarla...@mail.utexas.edu (Nyarlathotep) wrote:
>In article <55ihds$4...@jennifer.pernet.net>, kage...@pernet.net
>(Kagetora) wrote:
>
>> >I wouldn't mind seeing a Texas framed show.
>
From Anne Gwin or perhaps Nyarlathotep:
>Hey, wouldn't you love to see Molly Ivins as an immie?
Absolutely!!!
Could Anne Richards be her sidekick?...
Julia
jwa...@digiworldinc.net
(a non-Texan who recognizes there is more to Texas than the Alamo,
Austin, Phil Gramm, LBJ, and Dallas: the TV show)
Hobbes
Nimu...@aol.com (Barbara Lee) writes:
>In article <327BC1...@bigfoot.com>, "Dawn C." <da...@bigfoot.com> wrote:
>> Are you making a joke, or being serious. If it doesn't interest you
>> then "don't switch to the channel". They are all clearly marked in the
>> subject.
>>
>> At any rate... let's take a poll:
>> Who likes the Methos: Interview with the immortal posts
>> and who doesn't?
>> (I've got much better things to do with my finite time if no one
>> likes 'em) ;-)
>Hmmm, to whom are you responding? I haven't seen
>anybody telling you to stop.
I like them, too. But I wonder, might it be more interactive if we ask
the questions and Dawn answers them ala Methos for us?
Later,
Hobbes
--
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Dept. of Anthropology, U of I hob...@uiowa.campus.mci.net
Dawn C.
That's not a bad idea. Fire Away! :-)
Strax
On Sun, 03 Nov 1996 13:25:50 -0600, Nyarla...@mail.utexas.edu
(Nyarlathotep) wrote:
>In article <55ihds$4...@jennifer.pernet.net>, kage...@pernet.net
>(Kagetora) wrote:
>
>> >I wouldn't mind seeing a Texas framed show. Maybe he could be on vacation.
>>
>> I would. Everytime we get on TV, we either look like trailer-park living,
>> shit-kicking hillbillies or oil barons with so much money and so little
>morals
>> its insane. And they never get the accent right. Besides, you know the
>immie
>> down here would either be some Civil War vet running around screaming the
>> "South Shall Rise Again," an ex-gunslinger who shoots people before he
>lops off
>> their head (that's something they haven't done time and time again...), or
>> someone who was at the Alamo. And the Quickening would be *at* the Alamo.
>> Though there's always the possibility that there will be some immie running
>> around who takes that "Don't Mess with Texas" slogan too far...
>
>
>ROTFLMAggieAO! Hear hear!
>
>ATRO
>originally from Bore-mont, now in Austin, by way of College Station...
>
>Hey, wouldn't you love to see Molly Ivins as an immie?
>
>--
>Machine shared by Anne Gwin (ag...@mail.utexas.edu) and Nyarlathotep (nyarla...@mail.utexas.edu). Sometimes we forget to change the name on the post.
>
>"ZOG!!"--The Brady Bunch Tiki
NO!!! Not Beaumont!!! The ISP I work for services Beaumont..among
other TX towns...I'm over in Monroe, LA myself:)
Strax
Dawn C.
I did. He said, don't tell anyone, but that's probably the way his name
started way back then... it's a blur, so he really can't remember.
Oops, guess I told. ;-)
LeBlanc
We once actually, purposely took a trip to Beaumont. The Texas Energy
Museum is. . . ah. . . interesting, and . . . . the hotel was ok.
Don't ask why -- it wasn't my idea. Spur of the moment kinda thing. You
know, we don't have anything to do so lets go to Beaumont.
--
I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here.
Caroline
Paige Foster
LeBlanc wrote:
>
> st...@iamerica.net (Strax) wrote:
> >On Sun, 03 Nov 1996 13:25:50 -0600, Nyarla...@mail.utexas.edu
> >(Nyarlathotep) wrote:
> >
> >>In article <55ihds$4...@jennifer.pernet.net>, kage...@pernet.net
> >>(Kagetora) wrote:
> >>
> >>> >I wouldn't mind seeing a Texas framed show. Maybe he could be on vacation.
> >>>
> >>> I would. Everytime we get on TV, we either look like trailer-park living,
> >>> shit-kicking hillbillies or oil barons with so much money and so little
> >>morals
> >>> its insane. And they never get the accent right. Besides, you know the
> >>immie
> >>> down here would either be some Civil War vet running around screaming the
> >>> "South Shall Rise Again," an ex-gunslinger who shoots people before he
> >>lops off
> >>> their head (that's something they haven't done time and time again...), or
> >>> someone who was at the Alamo. And the Quickening would be *at* the Alamo.
> >>> Though there's always the possibility that there will be some immie running
> >>> around who takes that "Don't Mess with Texas" slogan too far...
> >>
> >>
> >>ROTFLMAggieAO! Hear hear!
> >>
> >>ATRO
> >>originally from Bore-mont, now in Austin, by way of College Station...
> >>
> >>Hey, wouldn't you love to see Molly Ivins as an immie?
Or a reporter who starts asking questions? Would she give Duncan a run for his
money, or what!!!
> >>
> >>--
> >>Machine shared by Anne Gwin (ag...@mail.utexas.edu) and Nyarlathotep (nyarla...@mail.utexas.edu). Sometimes we forget to change the name on the post.
> >>
> >>"ZOG!!"--The Brady Bunch Tiki
> >
> >
> >NO!!! Not Beaumont!!! The ISP I work for services Beaumont..among
> >other TX towns...I'm over in Monroe, LA myself:)
> >
> >Strax
> >
>
> We once actually, purposely took a trip to Beaumont. The Texas Energy
> Museum is. . . ah. . . interesting, and . . . . the hotel was ok.
>
> Don't ask why -- it wasn't my idea. Spur of the moment kinda thing. You
> know, we don't have anything to do so lets go to Beaumont.
>
> --
> I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here.
>
> Caroline
Hey, I was down in Baytown, TX on business just a few weeks ago! That's right next
to Beaumont. Believe me, Galveston is much more fun if you have a few hours to kill
- unless you're one of those incomprehensible people who don't like the beach. :)
"It's a small world after alllllll....."
Paige
"Lord, what fools these mortals be!" - Puck, A Midsummer Night's Dream
CGolytlee
In article <3281316e...@news.digiworldinc.com>,
jwa...@globalone.net (Julia Walter) writes:
>
>>In article <55ihds$4...@jennifer.pernet.net>, kage...@pernet.net
>>(Kagetora) wrote:
>>
>>> >I wouldn't mind seeing a Texas framed show.
>>
>From Anne Gwin or perhaps Nyarlathotep:
>>Hey, wouldn't you love to see Molly Ivins as an immie?
>
>Absolutely!!!
>Could Anne Richards be her sidekick?...
>
>Julia
>jwa...@digiworldinc.net
>(a non-Texan who recognizes there is more to Texas than the Alamo,
>Austin, Phil Gramm, LBJ, and Dallas: the TV show)
>
>
>
Oh MY GOD! Now that's the best suggestion for guest immie I've seen yet!
Anne Richards... in leather... on a Harley... with a big sword! I love
it! "All right now, sonny! I don't care what Clan you're from... you're
in my neck-o-the-woods now!"
Christine
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Vicki Farmer
article <32810F...@earthlink.net>, Paige Foster
<morr...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> LeBlanc wrote:
> >
> > st...@iamerica.net (Strax) wrote:
> > >On Sun, 03 Nov 1996 13:25:50 -0600, Nyarla...@mail.utexas.edu
> > >(Nyarlathotep) wrote:
> > >
> > >>In article <55ihds$4...@jennifer.pernet.net>, kage...@pernet.net
> > >>(Kagetora) wrote:
> > >>
> > >>> >I wouldn't mind seeing a Texas framed show. Maybe he could be on
> > >>> >vacation.
> > >>>
> > >>> I would. Everytime we get on TV, we either look like trailer-park
> > >>> living, shit-kicking hillbillies or oil barons with so much money and so
> > >>> little morals its insane. And they never get the accent right.
> > >>> Besides, you know the immie down here would either be some Civil War vet
> > >>> running around screaming the "South Shall Rise Again," an ex-gunslinger
> > >>> who shoots people before he lops off their head (that's something they
> > >>> haven't done time and time again...), or someone who was at the Alamo.
> > >>> And the Quickening would be *at* the Alamo.
But the Alamo is Holy Ground!
If we want to do San Antonio, they could have the Quickening down on the
Riverwalk. Yucky, dirty water splashing up all over the place...
> > >>> Though there's always the
> > >>> possibility that there will be some immie running around who takes that
> > >>> "Don't Mess with Texas" slogan too far...
> > >>
> > >>ROTFLMAggieAO! Hear hear!
> > >>
> > >>ATRO
> > >>originally from Bore-mont, now in Austin, by way of College Station...
> > >>
> > >>Hey, wouldn't you love to see Molly Ivins as an immie?
>
> Or a reporter who starts asking questions? Would she give Duncan a run for
> his money, or what!!!
What I would *really* love would be to read the column she would write
about the experience... What would Molly Ivins have to say about the
DDGG?
> > >NO!!! Not Beaumont!!! The ISP I work for services Beaumont..among
> > >other TX towns...I'm over in Monroe, LA myself:)
> > >
> > >Strax
> > >
> >
> > We once actually, purposely took a trip to Beaumont. The Texas Energy
> > Museum is. . . ah. . . interesting, and . . . . the hotel was ok.
> >
> > Don't ask why -- it wasn't my idea. Spur of the moment kinda thing. You
> > know, we don't have anything to do so lets go to Beaumont.
> >
> > Caroline
>
> Hey, I was down in Baytown, TX on business just a few weeks ago! That's
right
> next to Beaumont. Believe me, Galveston is much more fun if you have a few
> hours to kill - unless you're one of those incomprehensible people who don't
> like the beach. :)
>
> "It's a small world after alllllll....."
>
> Paige
Well, we'll *all* have to have a big party in Austin (*sigh*) if JB and
his boys play South By Southwest next spring. Woo-hoo!!!
Vicki F.
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