JMS: Spoo!?!
ba09029
Okay, here is a quick question, that's been bugging us since Midnight on the
Firing Line. When Londo approaches G'Kar, after finding out that the Narn were
responsable for the attack on Ragash III, G'Kar offers Mallari something called
... SPOO!. He also says it is quite fresh.
Well for months now we've been calling every unrecognizable food product
... Spoo (since my friends and I, eat in a dining hall this is actually more
often then one would think).
So, Joe to end our confusion ... please enlighten us ...
What is Spoo?
Erik Herz
ba0...@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu
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Mark Hughes
: Okay, here is a quick question, that's been bugging us since Midnight on the
: Firing Line. When Londo approaches G'Kar, after finding out that the Narn were
: responsable for the attack on Ragash III, G'Kar offers Mallari something called
: ... SPOO!. He also says it is quite fresh.
: Well for months now we've been calling every unrecognizable food product
: ... Spoo (since my friends and I, eat in a dining hall this is actually more
: often then one would think).
Having dined in the lovely Marriott (aka "Marmott") cafeteria here on the UI
campus, I sympathize.
: So, Joe to end our confusion ... please enlighten us ...
: What is Spoo?
To quote The Man, from various files in my b5 directory:
>Narns would be considered kosher.
>Spoo would simply be considered.
>
>(Favorite scene...two disgustingly cute elf-like folks asking
>Skeletor if he'd like a bowl of warm Spoo. Responding in a mimicking tone of
>voice...SKELETOR: "No, I don't want any SPOO! I *hate* Spoo. And I don't
>even know what Spoo IS!")
>
>Re: your desire to make and eat spoo at home...deponds on whether or
>not you ever want to have children later....
>
>Spoo is. What else can one say about spoo?
-Mark Hughes
Terrance Lewis
ba09029 <ba0...@podsun6.cc.binghamton.edu> wrote:
>
>Okay, here is a quick question, that's been bugging us since Midnight on the
>Firing Line. When Londo approaches G'Kar, after finding out that the Narn were
>responsable for the attack on Ragash III, G'Kar offers Mallari something called
>... SPOO!. He also says it is quite fresh.
> Well for months now we've been calling every unrecognizable food product
>... Spoo (since my friends and I, eat in a dining hall this is actually more
>often then one would think).
>
>So, Joe to end our confusion ... please enlighten us ...
>
> What is Spoo?
>
>Erik Herz
>ba0...@bingsuns.cc.binghamton.edu
LOL
Ah, I see the food in Binghamton's dining halls has, if anything,
got worse. On the other hand, maybe the food was just better than
the food in my undergrad school.
"T" -- Binghamton Grad alumni
Curious Of All Natures
ba09029 <ba0...@podsun6.cc.binghamton.edu> wrote:
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jms once wrote (without context that I was able to recover):
Boy, the most obscure reference in the bunch...yeah, I slipped some spoo
in there once. A couple of real cute (as in wanna drop a truck on them
cute) elf-types offer Skeletor a bowl of Spoo. His reply: (in a mincing
tone to start) "No, I don't want any SPOOOOOOO. I *hate* Spoo. (beat)
And I don't even know what Spoo IS."
jms
-Matthew Ryan,
mb...@kimbark.uchicago.edu Curious Of All Natures
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strac...@genie.geis.com
(Spoo is also Oops spelled backward.)
jms
ba09029
Thanks :)
Randell Doty
strac...@genie.geis.com wrote:
Oh My God!
How long have you been waiting for that one?
rdoty