[alt.possessive.its.has.no.apostrophe] Re: Invitation to the RPG game
Danny Sichel
From: nancy....@ntlworld.com (Nancy Boston)
Newsgroups: alt.possessive.its.has.no.apostrophe,
rec.arts.comics.marvel.universe
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002 07:32:03 +0100, "Mark Wallace"
<mwallac...@noknok.nl> wrote:
>"amcgr" <am...@rogersnospam.com> wrote in message
>news:0Hu08.18242$h2c....@news2.bloor.is...
>> "Dora" > wrote in message
>> > >> I'd like to invite you to the RPG game called The Forsaken.
>> > >> It's free! You don't have to go to the ATM machine and enter
>>>>>> your PIN number to get money to pay for it!
>> To which Ray replied:
>> > > There aren't many sufferers of PNS[1] syndrome in the world --
>>>>> but Dora has rekindled my faith.
>> >
>> > According to acronymfinder.com, the most common meaning of RPG
>>>>is Rocket Propelled Grenade. Sounds like quite a dangerous game.
>> Which prompted Cindy to comment:
>> Lawyers and police officers use "RPG" as a short form for
>> "reasonable and probable grounds"
Spurring Mark to retort:
>So there can be RPG grounds for using an RPG grenade in an RPG game?
To obtain an answer this question, you could run an RPG program
generator to generate a report on RPG grounds for using an RPG grenade
in an RPG game.
--
NancyB
you are what you is
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