01/02/04
Tim Bruening
American version of 01/02/04.
Alan
Not just Europe, Tim
ynotssor
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>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since the
>> American version of 01/02/04.
>
> Not just Europe, Tim
Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European version" are the
same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military time".
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Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
"ynotssor" <"ynotssor">" wrote in message
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>"Alan" <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:dmnk1019qqu78qbpd...@4ax.com
>
>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since the
>>> American version of 01/02/04.
>> Not just Europe, Tim
>Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European version" are
>the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military time".
So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30 hours?"
Milt
Alan
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
An order from Dubya?
Cybe R. Wizard
I believe the term for that would be an order.
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ynotssor
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>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since the
>>>> American version of 01/02/04.
>>> Not just Europe, Tim
>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European version"
>> are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military
>> time".
>
> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30 hours?"
Very unfortunate and the kind of stuff that turns world opinion against the
US, given the prevalence of precision bombing for the purpose of targeting
military objectives rather than civilian "village" ones.
Check out these guys who came back to check the barbecue pit to see if the
pig was done (~4.7MB):
http://www.lunitixx.com/sharefoo/224Helicopter_Kills.mpeg
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
Alan
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>
>Alan <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:<ctnl10540lgjk1ta4...@4ax.com> the following:
>>On 31 Jan 2004 16:42:09 -0600, "Milton J. Smuthworthy, I"
>><tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>"ynotssor" <"ynotssor">" wrote in message
>>>news:<401c2...@corp.newsgroups.com> the following:
>>>>"Alan" <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:dmnk1019qqu78qbpd...@4ax.com
>>>>
>>>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since the
>>>>>> American version of 01/02/04.
>>>>> Not just Europe, Tim
>>>>Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European version" are
>>>>the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military time".
>>>
>>>So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30 hours?"
>>>
>>An order from Dubya?
>
>You mean *he's* "Pinhead?"
I do?
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
Alan
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>
>Alan <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:<ei2m10hnrtq5em8se...@4ax.com> the following:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since the
>>>>>>>> American version of 01/02/04.
>>>>>>> Not just Europe, Tim
>>>>>>Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European version" are
>>>>>>the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30 hours?"
>>>>An order from Dubya?
>>>You mean *he's* "Pinhead?"
>>I do?
>
>What?
>
Huh?
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
Tim Bruening
American version of 01/02/04. But its also the 1st anniversary of the
Columbia Disaster.
Tim Bruening
"Milton J. Smuthworthy, I" wrote:
> Alan <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:<l34m10tq2h2hie9fe...@4ax.com> the following:
> >On 31 Jan 2004 20:09:11 -0600, "Milton J. Smuthworthy, I"
> ><tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>Alan <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> >>news:<ei2m10hnrtq5em8se...@4ax.com> the following:
> >>>>>>>
> >>>>>>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since the
> >>>>>>>>> American version of 01/02/04.
> >>>>>>>> Not just Europe, Tim
> >>>>>>>Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European version" are
> >>>>>>>the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military time".
> >>>>>>So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30 hours?"
> >>>>>An order from Dubya?
> >>>>You mean *he's* "Pinhead?"
> >>>I do?
> >>
> >>What?
> >>
> >Huh?
> >
> I see you are somewhat of a history buff too.
Naked history?
Tim Bruening
Alan
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>
>Alan <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:<l34m10tq2h2hie9fe...@4ax.com> the following:
>>On 31 Jan 2004 20:09:11 -0600, "Milton J. Smuthworthy, I"
>><tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>Alan <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>>news:<ei2m10hnrtq5em8se...@4ax.com> the following:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since the
>>>>>>>>>> American version of 01/02/04.
>>>>>>>>> Not just Europe, Tim
>>>>>>>>Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European version" are
>>>>>>>>the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>>So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30 hours?"
>>>>>>An order from Dubya?
>>>>>You mean *he's* "Pinhead?"
>>>>I do?
>>>
>>>What?
>>>
>>Huh?
>>
>I see you are somewhat of a history buff too.
>
I polish it often. ( history that is)
David Simpson
typed furiously:
>On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 13:41:34 GMT, Alan <bogf...@hotmail.com> found these
>unused words floating about:
>"Gaining Timmiee's attention" instructions:
>
>First get a 2x4 (5.1 cm x 10.2 cm) ...
Are you referring to one of those short planks? 2" wide, 4" long and
twenty feet thick type planks. That's Tim. Thick as two short planks.
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David Simpson
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> typed furiously:
1530 hours. No colon.
15:30 would probably be taken as 12:15:30 am.
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
David Simpson <faro...@picknowl.com.au> wrote in message
news:<81dq109648ur0qbpj...@4ax.com> the following:
>On 31 Jan 2004 16:42:09 -0600, "Milton J. Smuthworthy, I"
><tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> typed furiously:
>>"ynotssor" <"ynotssor">" wrote in message
>>news:<401c2...@corp.newsgroups.com> the following:
>
>>>the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military time".
>>
>>So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30 hours?"
>>
>1530 hours. No colon.
Thanks for correcting Tony.
Milt
Greg Evans
> 1530 hours. No colon.
Going two months without a colon would have disastrous consequences!!
ynotssor
message news:401e9601$0$76066$45be...@newscene.com
>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>
>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>> hours?"
>>>
>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>
> Thanks for correcting Tony.
My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have just as
easily been born with a colostomy.
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Larry Krzewinski
<mis...@larkbooks.com> wrote:
>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>
>Going two months without a colon would have disastrous consequences!!
He's full of it.
Larry Krzewinski
>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>
>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>> hours?"
>>>>
>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>
>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>
>My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have just as
>easily been born with a colostomy.
Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
ynotssor
news:2kpt1097mq2mpd25p...@4ax.com
>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>
>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>>> hours?"
>>>>>
>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>
>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>
>> My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have just
>> as easily been born with a colostomy.
>
> Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
They're the best cure I've found for tailgaters -- just fling it up and back
out the window. Then their windshield wipers come on and it gets even
better.
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
If he was delivered by a giant nose they could call him colonel boogie.
Milt
Larry Krzewinski
>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>
>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>>>> hours?"
>>>>>>
>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>
>>> My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have just
>>> as easily been born with a colostomy.
>>
>> Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>
>They're the best cure I've found for tailgaters -- just fling it up and back
>out the window. Then their windshield wipers come on and it gets even
>better.
I was talking about your dates but I guess they'd work just as well.
<g>
Larry Krzewinski
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>>>> hours?"
>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have just as
>>>easily been born with a colostomy.
>>
>>Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>
>If he was delivered by a giant nose they could call him colonel boogie.
Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
Greg Evans
> Greg Evans found these unused words floating about:
>> David Simpson wrote:
>>
>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>> Going two months without a colon would have disastrous consequences!!
>
Argh! You may have won this round, J. A., but you haven't seen
co-last-o'-me!
ynotssor
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My first date was when I was 15, responding to the repeated insistence of a
28-year-old fine-looking gal. She knew what she wanted, and had some
insights into my wants as well. Thank You God.
Larry Krzewinski
>>>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>>>>>> hours?"
>>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>>> My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have
>>>>> just as easily been born with a colostomy.
>>>> Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>>> They're the best cure I've found for tailgaters -- just fling it up
>>> and back out the window. Then their windshield wipers come on and it
>>> gets even better.
>>
>> I was talking about your dates but I guess they'd work just as well.
>> <g>
>
>My first date was when I was 15, responding to the repeated insistence of a
>28-year-old fine-looking gal. She knew what she wanted, and had some
>insights into my wants as well. Thank You God.
She wanted a date on a 26 inch bike?
ynotssor
She let me drive her husband's 1967 Buick LeSworde.
Larry Krzewinski
>>>>>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>>>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>>>>>>>> hours?"
>>>>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>>>>> My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have
>>>>>>> just as easily been born with a colostomy.
>>>>>> Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>>>>> They're the best cure I've found for tailgaters -- just fling it up
>>>>> and back out the window. Then their windshield wipers come on and
>>>>> it gets even better.
>>>> I was talking about your dates but I guess they'd work just as well.
>>>> <g>
>>> My first date was when I was 15, responding to the repeated
>>> insistence of a 28-year-old fine-looking gal. She knew what she
>>> wanted, and had some insights into my wants as well. Thank You God.
>>
>> She wanted a date on a 26 inch bike?
>
>She let me drive her husband's 1967 Buick LeSworde.
Did you keep your sword in the scabbard that night?
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
David Simpson
typed furiously:
>On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 00:43:38 +1030, David Simpson
><faro...@picknowl.com.au> found these unused words floating about:
>
>>On 31 Jan 2004 16:42:09 -0600, "Milton J. Smuthworthy, I"
>><tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> typed furiously:
>>
>>>
>>>"ynotssor" <"ynotssor">" wrote in message
>>>news:<401c2...@corp.newsgroups.com> the following:
>>>>"Alan" <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>>>news:dmnk1019qqu78qbpd...@4ax.com
>>>>
>>>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since the
>>>>>> American version of 01/02/04.
>>>>> Not just Europe, Tim
>>>>Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European version" are
>>>>the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military time".
>>>
>>>So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30 hours?"
>>>
>>1530 hours. No colon.
>>
>>15:30 would probably be taken as 12:15:30 am.
>
>Powell full thought ...
Would you see him at that hour if the lights were out?
David Simpson
furiously:
>"Milton J. Smuthworthy, I" <tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote in
>message news:401e9601$0$76066$45be...@newscene.com
>
>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>
>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>> hours?"
>>>>
>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>
>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>
>My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have just as
>easily been born with a colostomy.
The proctologist phoned. They found your head.
ynotssor
A gentleman never swells. Besides, it was early afternoon.
Palema
No wonder there's so few of them!
Larry Krzewinski
>>>>>>>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who
>>>>>>>>>>>>> call 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at
>>>>>>>>>>>> 15:30 hours?"
>>>>>>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>>>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>>>>>>> My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have
>>>>>>>>> just as easily been born with a colostomy.
>>>>>>>> Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>>>>>>> They're the best cure I've found for tailgaters -- just fling it
>>>>>>> up and back out the window. Then their windshield wipers come on
>>>>>>> and it gets even better.
>>>>>> I was talking about your dates but I guess they'd work just as
>>>>>> well. <g>
>>>>> My first date was when I was 15, responding to the repeated
>>>>> insistence of a 28-year-old fine-looking gal. She knew what she
>>>>> wanted, and had some insights into my wants as well. Thank You God.
>>>> She wanted a date on a 26 inch bike?
>>> She let me drive her husband's 1967 Buick LeSworde.
>>
>> Did you keep your sword in the scabbard that night?
>
>A gentleman never swells. Besides, it was early afternoon.
A nooner for your first sexual encounter! Way to go, Tony.
Larry Krzewinski
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>>>>>> hours?"
>>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>>>My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have just as
>>>>>easily been born with a colostomy.
>>>>Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>>>If he was delivered by a giant nose they could call him colonel boogie.
>>
>>Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>
>I refrain from playing the bridge. It cheats!
I've got to hand it to you. Two hearts. Your bid.
Tim Bruening
Larry Krzewinski wrote:
On which dates do you eat dates with your dates?:):)
Tim Bruening
Larry Krzewinski wrote:
You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
Tim Bruening
ynotssor wrote:
> "Larry Krzewinski" <Feerles...@madmagazine.com> wrote in message
> news:lihu10lh8gp0fqgmk...@4ax.com
>
> >>>>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
> >>>>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
> >>>>>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
> >>>>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
> >>>>>>>>> hours?"
> >>>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
> >>>>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
> >>>>>> My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have
> >>>>>> just as easily been born with a colostomy.
> >>>>> Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
> >>>> They're the best cure I've found for tailgaters -- just fling it up
> >>>> and back out the window. Then their windshield wipers come on and
> >>>> it gets even better.
> >>> I was talking about your dates but I guess they'd work just as well.
> >>> <g>
> >> My first date was when I was 15, responding to the repeated
> >> insistence of a 28-year-old fine-looking gal. She knew what she
> >> wanted, and had some insights into my wants as well. Thank You God.
> >
> > She wanted a date on a 26 inch bike?
>
> She let me drive her husband's 1967 Buick LeSworde.
What!!!!!! A married woman dated you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tim Bruening
"J. A. Mc." wrote:
> On Wed, 04 Feb 2004 00:24:04 +1030, David Simpson
> <faro...@picknowl.com.au> found these unused words floating about:
>
> >On Mon, 02 Feb 2004 10:02:43 -0800, J. A. Mc. <jaS...@gbr.online.com>
> >typed furiously:
> >
> >>On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 00:43:38 +1030, David Simpson
> >><faro...@picknowl.com.au> found these unused words floating about:
> >>
> >>>On 31 Jan 2004 16:42:09 -0600, "Milton J. Smuthworthy, I"
> >>><tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> typed furiously:
> >>>
> >>>>
> >>>>"ynotssor" <"ynotssor">" wrote in message
> >>>>news:<401c2...@corp.newsgroups.com> the following:
> >>>>>"Alan" <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> >>>>>news:dmnk1019qqu78qbpd...@4ax.com
> >>>>>
> >>>>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since the
> >>>>>>> American version of 01/02/04.
> >>>>>> Not just Europe, Tim
> >>>>>Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European version" are
> >>>>>the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military time".
> >>>>
> >>>>So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30 hours?"
> >>>>
> >>>1530 hours. No colon.
> >>>
> >>>15:30 would probably be taken as 12:15:30 am.
> >>
> >>Powell full thought ...
> >
> >Would you see him at that hour if the lights were out?
>
> It's light here at 0015:30 Zulu.
Where do you live?
Tim Bruening
Larry Krzewinski wrote:
Adultery: A grown up tree.
Stalemate: Why people commit adultery.
David Simpson
furiously:
>"Larry Krzewinski" <Feerles...@madmagazine.com> wrote in message
>news:lihu10lh8gp0fqgmk...@4ax.com
>
>>>>>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>>>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>>>>>>>> hours?"
>>>>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>>>>> My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have
>>>>>>> just as easily been born with a colostomy.
>>>>>> Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>>>>> They're the best cure I've found for tailgaters -- just fling it up
>>>>> and back out the window. Then their windshield wipers come on and
>>>>> it gets even better.
>>>> I was talking about your dates but I guess they'd work just as well.
>>>> <g>
>>> My first date was when I was 15, responding to the repeated
>>> insistence of a 28-year-old fine-looking gal. She knew what she
>>> wanted, and had some insights into my wants as well. Thank You God.
>>
>> She wanted a date on a 26 inch bike?
>
>She let me drive her husband's 1967 Buick LeSworde.
Bragging again!
David Simpson
furiously:
>"Larry Krzewinski" <Feerles...@madmagazine.com> quoted and wrote in
>message
>news:5q2u10918dklcdbac...@4ax.com
>
>>>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>>>>>> hours?"
>>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>>> My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have
>>>>> just as easily been born with a colostomy.
>>>> Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>>> They're the best cure I've found for tailgaters -- just fling it up
>>> and back out the window. Then their windshield wipers come on and it
>>> gets even better.
>>
>> I was talking about your dates but I guess they'd work just as well.
>> <g>
>
>My first date was when I was 15, responding to the repeated insistence of a
>28-year-old fine-looking gal. She knew what she wanted, and had some
>insights into my wants as well. Thank You God.
Obviously the last one as well.
Larry Krzewinski
<tsbr...@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us> wrote:
>> >>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>> >>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>> >>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>> >>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>> >>>>>> hours?"
>> >>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>> >>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>> >>>My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have just as
>> >>>easily been born with a colostomy.
>> >>
>> >>Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>> >
>> >If he was delivered by a giant nose they could call him colonel boogie.
>>
>> Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>
>You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
Tim Bruening
David Simpson
typed furiously:
>On Mon, 2 Feb 2004 22:44:23 -0500, "Greg Evans"
><gregIGN...@charter.BLATHER.net> found these unused words floating
>Hope not ... you're welcome to polyp up any time with a goodie.
I node you were going to say tumour like this.
David Simpson
typed furiously:
>On Wed, 04 Feb 2004 00:24:04 +1030, David Simpson
><faro...@picknowl.com.au> found these unused words floating about:
>
>>On Mon, 02 Feb 2004 10:02:43 -0800, J. A. Mc. <jaS...@gbr.online.com>
>>typed furiously:
>>
>>>On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 00:43:38 +1030, David Simpson
>>><faro...@picknowl.com.au> found these unused words floating about:
>>>
>>>>On 31 Jan 2004 16:42:09 -0600, "Milton J. Smuthworthy, I"
>>>><tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> typed furiously:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>"ynotssor" <"ynotssor">" wrote in message
>>>>>news:<401c2...@corp.newsgroups.com> the following:
>>>>>>"Alan" <bogf...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>news:dmnk1019qqu78qbpd...@4ax.com
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since the
>>>>>>>> American version of 01/02/04.
>>>>>>> Not just Europe, Tim
>>>>>>Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European version" are
>>>>>>the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>
>>>>>So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30 hours?"
>>>>>
>>>>1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>
>>>>15:30 would probably be taken as 12:15:30 am.
>>>
>>>Powell full thought ...
>>
>>Would you see him at that hour if the lights were out?
>
>It's light here at 0015:30 Zulu.
At this time of the year? Then you must live at McMurdo Sound.
ynotssor
news:ls02205ml5gopld10...@4ax.com
>>>>>>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since
>>>>>>>>> the American version of 01/02/04.
>>>>>>>> Not just Europe, Tim
>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>>>> hours?"
>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>> 15:30 would probably be taken as 12:15:30 am.
>>>> Powell full thought ...
>>> Would you see him at that hour if the lights were out?
>> It's light here at 0015:30 Zulu.
>
> At this time of the year? Then you must live at McMurdo Sound.
In Missouri, it's light at 15:30Z year-'round.
Greg Evans
> David Simpson wrote:
>
>>>>>>>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since
>>>>>>>>>> the American version of 01/02/04.
>>>>>>>>> Not just Europe, Tim
>>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>>>>> hours?"
>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>> 15:30 would probably be taken as 12:15:30 am.
>>>>> Powell full thought ...
>>>> Would you see him at that hour if the lights were out?
>>> It's light here at 0015:30 Zulu.
>> At this time of the year? Then you must live at McMurdo Sound.
>
> In Missouri, it's light at 15:30Z year-'round.
And Missouri is light-years from any civilization.
ynotssor
news:bvu7s4$10pfb6$1...@ID-159999.news.uni-berlin.de
Only in Kansas City. The rest of it is in a different universe with no
spatial or temporal connectivity to this one.
Greg Evans
>>> In Missouri, it's light at 15:30Z year-'round.
>> And Missouri is light-years from any civilization.
>
> Only in Kansas City. The rest of it is in a different universe with no
> spatial or temporal connectivity to this one.
Actually, that could apply to a substantial portion of the US.
Greg Evans
A/K/A "flyover country".
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than flows.
Milt
ynotssor
message news:4022b7a6$0$57750$45be...@newscene.com
>>>>>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who
>>>>>>>>>>> call 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at
>>>>>>>>>> 15:30 hours?"
>>>>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>>>>> My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have
>>>>>>> just as easily been born with a colostomy.
>>>>>> Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>>>>> If he was delivered by a giant nose they could call him colonel
>>>>> boogie.
>>>> Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>>> You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
>> The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
>
> I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than
> flows.
Like an asparagus patch in a high wind?
Alan
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>
>Larry Krzewinski <Feerles...@madmagazine.com> wrote in message
>news:<r383201aqmbs8nj69...@4ax.com> the following:
>>>You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
>>
>>The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
>
>I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than flows.
>
Doreen?
Palema
> "Milton J. Smuthworthy, I" <tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote in
> message news:4022b7a6$0$57750$45be...@newscene.com
>
>
>>>>>>>>>>>>Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>>>>>>>version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who
>>>>>>>>>>>>call 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at
>>>>>>>>>>>15:30 hours?"
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have
>>>>>>>>just as easily been born with a colostomy.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>If he was delivered by a giant nose they could call him colonel
>>>>>>boogie.
>>>>>
>>>>>Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>>>>
>>>>You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
>>>
>>>The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
>>
>>I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than
>>flows.
>
>
> Like an asparagus patch in a high wind?
>
>
Larry Krzewinski
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>>>> >>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>> >>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
>>>> >>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
>>>> >>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
>>>> >>>>>> hours?"
>>>> >>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>> >>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>> >>>My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have just as
>>>> >>>easily been born with a colostomy.
>>>> >>Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>>>> >If he was delivered by a giant nose they could call him colonel boogie.
>>>> Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>>>You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
>>
>>The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
>
>I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than flows.
Hey Greg! Where was that bridge over the snake pit located?
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
"ynotssor" <"ynotssor">" wrote in message
>"Milton J. Smuthworthy, I" <tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote in
>message news:4022b7a6$0$57750$45be...@newscene.com
>
>>>>>>>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
>>>>>>>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who
>>>>>>>>>>>> call 15:30 "military time".
>>>>>>>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at
>>>>>>>>>>> 15:30 hours?"
>>>>>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>>>>> Thanks for correcting Tony.
>>>>>>>> My colon was intentional, and not a random chance. I could have
>>>>>>>> just as easily been born with a colostomy.
>>>>>>> Is that why you hang around with all those old bags?
>>>>>> If he was delivered by a giant nose they could call him colonel
>>>>>> boogie.
>>>>> Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>>>> You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
>>> The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
>> I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than
>> flows.
>
>Like an asparagus patch in a high wind?
The wind around here smells more like rudabagas. And who needs
insulting pastry?
Milt
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
David Simpson
typed furiously:
>On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 04:57:20 +1030, David Simpson
>Lord Howe soon we forget ...! <G>
>
>You can see I Adelaide for you to check 'summertime':
>http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/info/timezone.htm
Thanks, and tarctica is a strange place.
David Simpson
typed furiously:
>On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 04:57:19 +1030, David Simpson
><faro...@picknowl.com.au> found these unused words floating about:
>
>>On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 09:09:05 -0800, J. A. Mc. <jaS...@gbr.online.com>
>>typed furiously:
>>
>>>On Mon, 2 Feb 2004 22:44:23 -0500, "Greg Evans"
>>><gregIGN...@charter.BLATHER.net> found these unused words floating
>>>about:
>>>
>>>>J. A. Mc. wrote:
>>>>> Greg Evans found these unused words floating about:
>>>>>> David Simpson wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
>>>>>> Going two months without a colon would have disastrous consequences!!
>>>>>
>>>>> Not really, it's in the bag ...
>>>>
>>>>Argh! You may have won this round, J. A., but you haven't seen
>>>>co-last-o'-me!
>>>>
>>>Hope not ... you're welcome to polyp up any time with a goodie.
>>
>>I node you were going to say tumour like this.
>
>Tumor ??? I only said one! <G> If you're going to lye about things, I will
>need a cesium and decyst order!
Is it above or below the neck? I need t know so that I don't throw
away the wrong piece.
I'll encyst he tells the truth.
David Simpson
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> typed furiously:
>
Are you trying to give us clues about your sexual preferences again?
Greg Evans
> The wind around here smells more like rudabagas. And who needs
> insulting pastry?
Incidentally, "The Rude Baguettes" is the name of my new musette band.
Greg Evans
>>>>> Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>>>> You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
>>> The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
>> I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than
>> flows.
>
> Hey Greg! Where was that bridge over the snake pit located?
Over the snake pit. Duh.
MosZibby
"Greg Evans" <mis...@larkbooks.com> wrote in message
news:c00b7c$11ocg7$1...@ID-159999.news.uni-berlin.de...
Larry IS Polish, remember that.
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
>
>>>>> Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>>>>You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
>>>The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
>>I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than flows.
>
>Hey Greg! Where was that bridge over the snake pit located?
Wait until I get my Indiana Jones hat.
Milt
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
David Simpson <faro...@picknowl.com.au> wrote in message
news:<3au520to489dc3ftr...@4ax.com> the following:
>>>
>>>>> Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>>>>You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
>>>The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
>>I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than flows.
>
>
do I have?
Milt
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
What's your signature tune, "Poor little, sad little, blue, musette"?
Milt
How's my punctuation?
Greg Evans
>> Incidentally, "The Rude Baguettes" is the name of my new musette
>> band.
>
> What's your signature tune, "Poor little, sad little, blue, musette"?
Con - salopard - espece de vache! Votre oreilles sont comme les têtes des
poissons!
Now, go away or I shall taunt you a second time!
David Simpson
typed furiously:
>On Sat, 07 Feb 2004 00:16:22 +1030, David Simpson
>That'll get you right where you excyst!
Until then I'll just have to lump along taking my radio-active
cocktail.
David Simpson
typed furiously:
>On Sat, 07 Feb 2004 00:16:26 +1030, David Simpson
>So are those on 'half-time' ...
Why strive for uniformity. Different is good. Similarity is banal.
David Simpson
<mis...@larkbooks.com> typed furiously:
La plume de ma tante et sur le table de mon oncle.
...
and it'll stay there because it's run out of ink.
Greg Evans
> Why strive for uniformity. Different is good. Similarity is banal.
Yeah, everybody I know says that.
ynotssor
>> Why strive for uniformity. Different is good. Similarity is banal.
>
> Yeah, everybody I know says that.
This could be one of the most unique concepts ever: How can one thing be
more unique than another? If it's truly unique, there's nothing else like
it.
ynotssor
>> The wind around here smells more like rudabagas. And who needs
>> insulting pastry?
>
> Incidentally, "The Rude Baguettes" is the name of my new musette band.
You misspelled "Bag You Et".
ynotssor
>>>> Incidentally, "The Rude Baguettes" is the name of my new musette
>>>> band.
>>> What's your signature tune, "Poor little, sad little, blue,
>>> musette"?
>> Con - salopard - espece de vache! Votre oreilles sont comme les
>> têtes des poissons!
>> Now, go away or I shall taunt you a second time!
>>
> La plume de ma tante et sur le table de mon oncle.
> ...
> and it'll stay there because it's run out of ink.
For those not conversant in Esperanto, he said: "My Aunt is like a feather
on the table of my Uncle."
ynotssor
message news:4023e014$0$77261$45be...@newscene.com
>>>>>> Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>>>>> You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
>>>> The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
>>> I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than
>>> flows.
>> Hey Greg! Where was that bridge over the snake pit located?
>
> Wait until I get my Indiana Jones hat.
Downtown in the big city one day, I had to cross a street whose gutters were
swollen with rain. Putting on my best Indiana Jones facial expression, I
quickly removed my belt and whipped the tree branch over my head with the
intent of swinging clear of the torrent (hey, it *could* have been a snake
pit).
The trouble seemed to be the pants around the ankles impeding a graceful
landing on the other side. It sure stopped traffic though.
Greg Evans
> Downtown in the big city one day, I had to cross a street whose
> gutters were swollen with rain. Putting on my best Indiana Jones
> facial expression, I quickly removed my belt and whipped the tree
> branch over my head with the intent of swinging clear of the torrent
> (hey, it *could* have been a snake pit).
>
> The trouble seemed to be the pants around the ankles impeding a
> graceful landing on the other side. It sure stopped traffic though.
Just as well it did, really, since you seem to have neglected to look both
ways before crossing the street!
Larry Krzewinski
Very funny. I think it was in Hollywood. Even plan to visit
Hollywood, Milt?
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
>Milton J. Smuthworthy, I wrote:
>
>>> Incidentally, "The Rude Baguettes" is the name of my new musette
>>> band.
>>
>> What's your signature tune, "Poor little, sad little, blue, musette"?
>
>Con - salopard - espece de vache! Votre oreilles sont comme les têtes des
>poissons!
Let's see, my Romanian is a little rusty: "Your oreos don't eat the
poison tits!"
Milt
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
"Greg Evans" <gregIGN...@charter.BLATHER.net> wrote in message
news:<10286aq...@corp.supernews.com> the following:
It's ok. Sergeant Willie the crossing guard doesn't scold you as long
as your pants are down.
Milt
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
"ynotssor" <"ynotssor">" wrote in message
>"Greg Evans" <mis...@larkbooks.com> quoted and wrote in message
>news:c00ubs$114jvk$1...@ID-159999.news.uni-berlin.de
>
>>> Why strive for uniformity. Different is good. Similarity is banal.
>>
>> Yeah, everybody I know says that.
>
>This could be one of the most unique concepts ever: How can one thing
>be more unique than another? If it's truly unique, there's nothing else
>like it.
That's easy. It's just "fascinating," the basic element of logic.
Mr. Spock
Alan
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>
>"Greg Evans" <mis...@larkbooks.com> wrote in message
>news:<c00pnv$11nbsj$1...@ID-159999.news.uni-berlin.de> the following:
>>Con - salopard - espece de vache! Votre oreilles sont comme les têtes des
>>poissons!
>
>Let's see, my Romanian is a little rusty: "Your oreos don't eat the
>poison tits!"
Close, but no cigar.
Tim Bruening
you eat dates with your date?
Tim Bruening
ynotssor wrote:
> "David Simpson" <faro...@picknowl.com.au> quoted and wrote in message
> news:ls02205ml5gopld10...@4ax.com
>
> >>>>>>>>> 1 day to the European version of 01/02/04, and 29 days since
> >>>>>>>>> the American version of 01/02/04.
> >>>>>>>> Not just Europe, Tim
> >>>>>>> Usually the people who call DD/MM/YY date format "European
> >>>>>>> version" are the same ignorant, inexperienced people who call
> >>>>>>> 15:30 "military time".
> >>>>>> So what do you call, "Drop these bombs on the village at 15:30
> >>>>>> hours?"
> >>>>> 1530 hours. No colon.
> >>>>> 15:30 would probably be taken as 12:15:30 am.
> >>>> Powell full thought ...
> >>> Would you see him at that hour if the lights were out?
> >> It's light here at 0015:30 Zulu.
> >
> > At this time of the year? Then you must live at McMurdo Sound.
>
> In Missouri, it's light at 15:30Z year-'round.
What about 0015:30? (15 minutes and 30 seconds after midnight).
Greg Evans
>>> Why strive for uniformity. Different is good. Similarity is banal.
>> Yeah, everybody I know says that.
>
> This could be one of the most unique concepts ever: How can one thing
> be more unique than another? If it's truly unique, there's nothing
> else like it.
In order to grasp that concept it's necessary to come to terms with it
gradually - u'nique up on it.
MosZibby
"ynotssor" <"ynotssor"> wrote in message
> "David Simpson" <faro...@picknowl.com.au> wrote in message
> news:hgu720lb7osg1nf2c...@4ax.com
>
> >>>> Incidentally, "The Rude Baguettes" is the name of my new musette
> >>>> band.
> >>> What's your signature tune, "Poor little, sad little, blue,
> >>> musette"?
> >> Con - salopard - espece de vache! Votre oreilles sont comme les
> >> têtes des poissons!
> >> Now, go away or I shall taunt you a second time!
> >>
> > La plume de ma tante et sur le table de mon oncle.
> > ...
> > and it'll stay there because it's run out of ink.
>
> For those not conversant in Esperanto, he said: "My Aunt is like a feather
> on the table of my Uncle."
I read about Esperanto in a couple of Harry Harrison
books. Is the language difficult to learn?
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
Yeah, the Ricardos invited me and Ethel to go along. We've
already booked a motel room near the train station.
Milt
Alan
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>Larry Krzewinski <Feerles...@madmagazine.com> wrote in message
>news:<unc820189987nq40j...@4ax.com> the following:
>>Very funny. I think it was in Hollywood. Even plan to visit
>>Hollywood, Milt?
>
>Yeah, the Ricardos invited me and Ethel to go along. We've
>already booked a motel room near the train station.
>
Fred?? I thought you had died and gone to heaven.
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
They all live through us. We need to let them out once in a while.
Milt
For more hilarious philosophy visit my web site at:
hppt://newbie/thiswillkillthem/notlikely.htm
ynotssor
>>> Very funny. I think it was in Hollywood. Even plan to visit
>>> Hollywood, Milt?
>>
>> Yeah, the Ricardos invited me and Ethel to go along. We've
>> already booked a motel room near the train station.
>>
> Fred?? I thought you had died and gone to heaven.
He thought so too when he met Ethel.
Larry Krzewinski
>>>>>>>> Time for you to play the bridge, Milt.
>>>>>>> You want Milt to suspend himself over a body of water?
>>>>>> The thought has crossed my mind more than once.
>>>>> I'd rather suspend myself over something that wiggles rather than
>>>>> flows.
>>>> Hey Greg! Where was that bridge over the snake pit located?
>>>Over the snake pit. Duh.
>>
>>Very funny. I think it was in Hollywood. Even plan to visit
>>Hollywood, Milt?
>
>Yeah, the Ricardos invited me and Ethel to go along. We've
>already booked a motel room near the train station.
Milty, you got some 'splainin' to do!
Alan
<tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Yeah, the Ricardos invited me and Ethel to go along. We've
>>>already booked a motel room near the train station.
>>>
>>Fred?? I thought you had died and gone to heaven.
>
>They all live through us. We need to let them out once in a while.
Just like a dog so it doesn't mess on the carpet?
>
>Milt
>For more hilarious philosophy visit my web site at:
>hppt://newbie/thiswillkillthem/notlikely.htm
Mel should take web site design lessons from you.
Milton J. Smuthworthy, I
>On 7 Feb 2004 12:02:07 -0600, "Milton J. Smuthworthy, I"
><tonworth...@SexMagnet.com> wrote:
>
>>Yeah, the Ricardos invited me and Ethel to go along. We've
>>already booked a motel room near the train station.
>
>Milty, you got some 'splainin' to do!
Sure. "Babaloooooooooooooooo..."
Milt
David Simpson
furiously:
>"Greg Evans" <mis...@larkbooks.com> quoted and wrote in message
>news:c00ubs$114jvk$1...@ID-159999.news.uni-berlin.de
>
>>> Why strive for uniformity. Different is good. Similarity is banal.
>>
>> Yeah, everybody I know says that.
>
>This could be one of the most unique concepts ever: How can one thing be
>more unique than another? If it's truly unique, there's nothing else like
>it.
Who, besides you, mentioned unique? It is the differences that make
life interesting. I hope you live in interesting times.
David Simpson
furiously:
>"David Simpson" <faro...@picknowl.com.au> wrote in message
>news:hgu720lb7osg1nf2c...@4ax.com
>
>>>>> Incidentally, "The Rude Baguettes" is the name of my new musette
>>>>> band.
>>>> What's your signature tune, "Poor little, sad little, blue,
>>>> musette"?
>>> Con - salopard - espece de vache! Votre oreilles sont comme les
>>> têtes des poissons!
>>> Now, go away or I shall taunt you a second time!
>>>
>> La plume de ma tante et sur le table de mon oncle.
>> ...
>> and it'll stay there because it's run out of ink.
>
>For those not conversant in Esperanto, he said: "My Aunt is like a feather
>on the table of my Uncle."
Almost right. "The feather of my Aunt" would be a little more
accurate. Quill you try again.
David Simpson
<Feerles...@madmagazine.com> typed furiously:
The "Snake Pit" is the name given to the basketball stadium in
Wollongong, New South Wales. The at-home win ratio for the local team
is quite staggering.