-george
"...I knew him, Horatio.
But shit, he's lost weight
since then."
> gher...@gw.retro.com (George William Herbert) writes:
>
> >Bobcat Goldthwait as either Rosencrantz or Guildenstern,
> >still trying to figure out the other one... you get the idea.
>
> Gilbert Gottfried?
Jerry Stiller.
> -george
> "...I knew him, Horatio.
> But shit, he's lost weight
> since then."
To someone who frequently shares the trains with those 12 - 15 year old
girls who keep ValSpeak a living (sort of) language, this thought would
have left _me_ standing in the shower working out plot twists until
there was little more left of me, post-hydraulic-erosion-wise, than of
alas poor whasisname?
Your strength is as the strength of ten, or else your water heater is one
of those slow recovery varieties.
Cheers!
xanthian.
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over, and over, and over.
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Kent Paul Dolan.
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I don't suppose _The Skinhead Hamlet_ has been
posted to this gropus lately...?
--Jamie.
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@csd .ca } (Unsolicited "bulk" e-mail costs everyone.)
>
> I don't suppose _The Skinhead Hamlet_ has been
> posted to this gropus lately...?
No, but it's never far from my thoughts. I can still quote large chunks of it
from memory; not a big deal since 75% of the dialogue consists of the words,
"Fuck, Oi, Mucca, and Yer." The trick is saying those four words in the
correct order.
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Matt Marchese
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Service Publications and Training, Silicon Graphics, Inc.
"If there's no ear then there's no sound if there's no tree
then there's no ground" -Imperial Teen
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Sir Laurence Olivier.
rone
go ahead, dig him up
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