TG look... what do YOU do?
Wayne Barker
OK, so I was wearing these huge boots I got, rilly thick soles and weigh
pounds and pounds, and I thought "geez, I feel like either frankenstien or
TG..." and so I thought, what do ya'll have/wear that makes you feel that
way?
no, I don't mean damaged wearing his dinner... (although I'm sure it happens...)
wayne
still out here, somewhere...
--
wayne barker - st...@jetson.uh.edu - http://www.art.uh.edu/waynepage/
finger/webpage for pgppubkey or on keyservers, email for fingerprint
Bob Rosenberg
Wayne Barker (st...@jetson.uh.edu) wrote:
>OK, so I was wearing these huge boots I got, rilly thick soles and weigh
>pounds and pounds, and I thought "geez, I feel like either frankenstien or
>TG..." and so I thought, what do ya'll have/wear that makes you feel that
>way?
I suppose I kinda get that feeling when I wear my robe-like-cape-thing.
Bob
rebel girl
Hi Wayne!!!!
> OK, so I was wearing these huge boots I got, rilly thick soles and weigh
> pounds and pounds, and I thought "geez, I feel like either frankenstien or
> TG..." and so I thought, what do ya'll have/wear that makes you feel that
> way?
Shorts and boots. My neato hair (clean shaven except for the front bits).
My gun.
Oh wait, I don't have a gun. But when I get one...watch out!
So, Wayne, when do we get to see pix of you in these boots, anyway?
> no, I don't mean damaged wearing his dinner... (although I'm sure it happens...)
Heh. Not since I've known him, but hey.
> wayne
> still out here, somewhere...
Well make some noise!
Kat
missed you while you were gone/quiet
dog
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victoria
Yeah, I got hair like yours, man. and everywhere I go I get called
but although I'm a huge fan of the comics, I didn't do it to look like
her.
vic.
alicia scott
> Wayne Barker (st...@jetson.uh.edu) wrote:
> >OK, so I was wearing these huge boots I got, rilly thick soles and weigh
> >pounds and pounds, and I thought "geez, I feel like either frankenstien or
> >TG..." and so I thought, what do ya'll have/wear that makes you feel that
> >way?
I dunno about clothing, but I feel like tank girl when I take a piss
outdoors. This phenomena usually precludes a hearty night of drinking,
which also makes me feel like tank girl.
Alicia
Top That!
William M. Stiteler
alicia scott (ali...@home.net) wrote:
: Alicia
: Top That!
I bet good old Drunk Girl could top that, but then she is a super
hero-type.
-Shrub Boy
proud member of whatever the hell that group was called
rebel girl
> > > ... I feel like ... TG ... what do ya'll have/wear that makes you feel that way?
> > Shorts and boots. My neato hair (clean shaven except for the front bits).
>
Rad. I came up with something else last night that made me feel all Tanky
and shit, but now I can't remember it at all. Oh well.
> > My gun.
> > Oh wait, I don't have a gun. But when I get one...watch out!
>
> don't get a gun.
Awwww....
> get a stealth apc.
Well, I'm still waiting for everyone from the ng (yes, including myself)
to borrow a dollar from each of their friends so we can have enough to buy
one.
> dog
> | technology is mightier than the sword
Kat
and technology doesn't have 17-faceted Austrian crystals in its handle
rebel girl
> > Wayne Barker (st...@jetson.uh.edu) wrote:
> > >OK, so I was wearing these huge boots I got, rilly thick soles and weigh
> > >pounds and pounds, and I thought "geez, I feel like either frankenstien or
> > >way?
>
> outdoors. This phenomena usually precludes a hearty night of drinking,
> which also makes me feel like tank girl.
Yeah, but can you do it standing up?
> Alicia
> Top That!
Kat
hang on, I'll think of something
Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls
In article <5f087j$r...@newstand.syr.edu>, wmst...@newstand.syr.edu
> I bet good old Drunk Girl could top that, but then she is a super
> hero-type.
> -Shrub Boy
> proud member of whatever the hell that group was called
Hey, yeah, what WAS that group called? Ya know, I don't feel very heroic,
forgetting something like that.
The Closeted Crusader
pondering the fact that the phrase "Closeted Crusader" is something of an
oxymoron
William M. Stiteler
Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls (coem...@cobra.uni.edu) wrote:
: In article <5f087j$r...@newstand.syr.edu>, wmst...@newstand.syr.edu
: > I bet good old Drunk Girl could top that, but then she is a super
: > hero-type.
: > -Shrub Boy
: > proud member of whatever the hell that group was called
: Hey, yeah, what WAS that group called? Ya know, I don't feel very heroic,
: forgetting something like that.
Was it the Drunk Friends? Drunk League of America?
: The Closeted Crusader
: pondering the fact that the phrase "Closeted Crusader" is something of an
: oxymoron
Oh, I dunno. Some sort of mobile closet might work out.
-Shrub Boy
trying to remember the rest of the crew's names
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Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls
In article <5f2u3q$7...@newstand.syr.edu>, wmst...@newstand.syr.edu (William M.
Stiteler) writes:
> Was it the Drunk Friends? Drunk League of America?
I don't know, but I kinda like "Drunk League of America." I mean, "Drunk
Friends" pretty much describes ALL my friends.
> : pondering the fact that the phrase "Closeted Crusader" is something of an
> : oxymoron
> Oh, I dunno. Some sort of mobile closet might work out.
Quick! To the Closetmobile!
> -Shrub Boy
> trying to remember the rest of the crew's names
Matt
damned if I know
alicia scott
rebel girl wrote:
>
> > > Wayne Barker (st...@jetson.uh.edu) wrote:
> > > >OK, so I was wearing these huge boots I got, rilly thick soles and weigh
> > > >pounds and pounds, and I thought "geez, I feel like either frankenstien or
> > > >TG..." and so I thought, what do ya'll have/wear that makes you feel that
> > > >way?
> >
> > I dunno about clothing, but I feel like tank girl when I take a piss
> > outdoors. This phenomena usually precludes a hearty night of drinking,
> > which also makes me feel like tank girl.
>
> Yeah, but can you do it standing up?
Close. About a half squat is best, or else get piss in yer boots. The
most fun is going into SF gay bars and doing one of two things:
1) standing on the toilet seat and "taking aim."
2) leaning over the trough w/ the guys.*
Alicia
who may be giving the folks in a.f.t-g a bit too much detail as to what
she does on the weekends.
*Many bars have a trough where all the men get to line up and pee.
A.J.DAHLSTEDT
alicia scott wrote:
>
> rebel girl wrote:
> >
> > > > Wayne Barker (st...@jetson.uh.edu) wrote:
> > > > >TG..." and so I thought, what do ya'll have/wear that makes you feel that
> > > > >way?
> > >
> > > I dunno about clothing, but I feel like tank girl when I take a piss
> > > outdoors.
>
> most fun is going into SF gay bars and doing one of two things:
> 1) standing on the toilet seat and "taking aim."
> 2) leaning over the trough w/ the guys.*
>
> Alicia
To be perfectly honest I can't remember the last time I was in a bar
that didn't have a trough for guys to pee in. I can remember a
resteraunt that had a bath tub to pee in, and I've heard of one that has
a 'river', but since coming to London I've noticed that all pub toilets
have both a trough on one or more walls and a condom machine.
aaron
really should take his clothes out of the dryer.
Bob Rosenberg
>Stiteler) writes:
>> Was it the Drunk Friends? Drunk League of America?
>I don't know, but I kinda like "Drunk League of America." I mean, "Drunk
>Friends" pretty much describes ALL my friends.
What's this America shit?
Bob (the day after of liter of bloody mary)
rebel girl
> >> Was it the Drunk Friends? Drunk League of America?
>
> >I don't know, but I kinda like "Drunk League of America." I mean, "Drunk
> >Friends" pretty much describes ALL my friends.
>
> What's this America shit?
I don't remember anything about America...
> Bob (the day after of liter of bloody mary)
Is there a story behind this, too?
Kat
missing the blackberry schnapps we finished last week
rebel girl
> : > I bet good old Drunk Girl could top that, but then she is a super
> : > hero-type.
> : > -Shrub Boy
> : > proud member of whatever the hell that group was called
>
> : Hey, yeah, what WAS that group called? Ya know, I don't feel very heroic,
> : forgetting something like that.
>
According to my expert sources, we never had a real name. It was just
"Drunk Girl and Friends" or something equally generic. I guess I should
put something about that on the homepage, huh. Guess no one has any old
posts saved...
> : The Closeted Crusader
> : pondering the fact that the phrase "Closeted Crusader" is something of an
> : oxymoron
>
> Oh, I dunno. Some sort of mobile closet might work out.
> -Shrub Boy
> trying to remember the rest of the crew's names
Can't help ya there. Some kind of Boy, I remember that much.
Kat
headachy
rebel girl
> > > I dunno about clothing, but I feel like tank girl when I take a piss
> > > which also makes me feel like tank girl.
> >
>
> most fun is going into SF gay bars and doing one of two things:
> 1) standing on the toilet seat and "taking aim."
> 2) leaning over the trough w/ the guys.*
Sounds like fun to me! I've never really gotten the chance to show off my
wonderful standing-up skill.
> Alicia
> who may be giving the folks in a.f.t-g a bit too much detail as to what
> she does on the weekends.
We NEVER get enough detail!
> *Many bars have a trough where all the men get to line up and pee.
The place I went to camp back when I was a wee kitten had a bathtub in the
guys' bathhouse for them to pee in. Most of us girls were WAY jealous.
Kat
misses camp, in an odd sort of way
rebel girl
> In article <5f2u3q$7...@newstand.syr.edu>, wmst...@newstand.syr.edu (William M.
> Stiteler) writes:
>
> Friends" pretty much describes ALL my friends.
Wow, it's been ages (well, since Wednesday) since I've been drunk or
otherwise fucked up. The pills I took last night were actually to combat a
killer headache (though the nice floaty feeling that went along with 'em
was nice, too).
> > : pondering the fact that the phrase "Closeted Crusader" is something of an
> > : oxymoron
> > Oh, I dunno. Some sort of mobile closet might work out.
>
> Quick! To the Closetmobile!
Holy Closets, Batman!
> > -Shrub Boy
> > trying to remember the rest of the crew's names
>
> Matt
> damned if I know
Kat
has already contributed her tiny piece of knowledge to this thread
rebel girl
> > > get a stealth apc.
> > Well, I'm still waiting for everyone from the ng (yes, including myself)
> > to borrow a dollar from each of their friends so we can have enough to buy
> > one.
>
Heh. Now THAT's exciting.
> > > | technology is mightier than the sword
> > and technology doesn't have 17-faceted Austrian crystals in its handle
>
> applying for magpie citizenship?
Eh? I was just referring to a home shopping network show I saw while
intoxicated one night.
> dog
> | actually quite likes swords
Kat
wants her bigass knife back
William M. Stiteler
<5fcf85$2...@epsilon.qmw.ac.uk>:
Reply-To: wmst...@mailbox.syr.edu
Distribution:
Bob Rosenberg (b...@dcs.qmw.ac.uk) wrote:
: Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls (coem...@cobra.uni.edu) wrote:
: >In article <5f2u3q$7...@newstand.syr.edu>, wmst...@newstand.syr.edu (William M.
: >Stiteler) writes:
: >> Was it the Drunk Friends? Drunk League of America?
: >I don't know, but I kinda like "Drunk League of America." I mean, "Drunk
: >Friends" pretty much describes ALL my friends.
: What's this America shit?
: Bob (the day after of liter of bloody mary)
: --
: Tg: http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/b.rosenberg/tg/
Well, as I said, I can't remember who else was in said league, so I didn't
know if any of our non-North American friends are members. Anyway, how
about the Galactic Drunk League? We could be based on a space platform
and get Matter-eater Lad to join.
-Shrub Boy
possessed of awesome powers
dog
what about stealth transport helicopters?
> > applying for magpie citizenship?
> Eh? I was just referring to a home shopping network show I saw while
> intoxicated one night.
watching telly boxed is a waste of the experience. have you got a blob lamp?
> Kat
> wants her bigass knife back
what happened to it?
accidentally got stuck somewhere interesting?
dog
| defeated the martian invasion
Bob Rosenberg
rebel girl (kc...@columbia.edu) wrote:
>> >> Was it the Drunk Friends? Drunk League of America?
>> >I don't know, but I kinda like "Drunk League of America." I mean, "Drunk
>> >Friends" pretty much describes ALL my friends.
>>
>> What's this America shit?
>I don't remember anything about America...
Yeah, me neither. I've heard of it, tho :)
>> Bob (the day after of liter of bloody mary)
>Is there a story behind this, too?
Could be. I saw Mars Attacks and then decended on the local goth club
with buckets of friends, in a demi-birthday celebratory thing.
No one I was with would have any of my drink cos they all hated it. I
*love* bloody marys. I'd made up a liter before I got there and drank
just about all of it. I was slightly pissed, but not too much at
all. I just got tired and went home.
Bob
--
Tanked Girl: http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/b.rosenberg/tg/
Bob Rosenberg
rebel girl (kc...@columbia.edu) wrote:
>Wow, it's been ages (well, since Wednesday) since I've been drunk or
>otherwise fucked up. The pills I took last night were actually to combat a
>killer headache (though the nice floaty feeling that went along with 'em
>was nice, too).
I've not been drunk in *hours*. It was my brithday last night, so we
went out to the student union (only about 4 of us were actually
students) and drank. Quite a bit considereing I've not been drinking
much lately. I think I started out with tequila, cos of that old
rhyme[1]. Then I turned to cider. I think I had a cider and black
followed by two snakebites (and black, of course), which were
interrrupted by a bloody mary, which was to be my last drink. Then a
new bloody mary appeared before me and someone told me it was mine. I
love those damned drinks. At this stage I was well toasted, and it was
the perfect time to stop. Especially since the pub had closed.
So we went out to a club in Soho. Early 80's music. I remember none of
it because someone decied to buy me a drink.
That was the straw which broke the camels back. (or the K cider which
made Bob heave up everything and fall asleep in the corner).
The last thing I rememebr was dancing to a eurithmics song (no, not
*that* one, the *good* one). Then I woke up about an hour later and
was sober. Damn this metabolism thing. Where's my PEK?!
By sober, I mean, I remembered everything after that, tho I was still
giggling uncontrolably.
I made it home in one piece and now feel real fragile. but maybe if I
actually ate something that would pass.
Lovely time, tho.
Bob
--
Tank Girl: http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/b.rosenberg/tg/
[1] Beer before liquor never been sicker. Liquor before beer, never fear.
Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls
In article <5fdbk3$s...@newstand.syr.edu>, wmst...@newstand.syr.edu
(William M. Stiteler) writes:
>> : What's this America shit?
> know if any of our non-North American friends are members. Anyway, how
> about the Galactic Drunk League? We could be based on a space platform
> and get Matter-eater Lad to join.
Yeah, hey, sorry 'bout that, Bob.
I was gonna suggest "Drunk League International," But I like Bill's idea much
better.
> -Shrub Boy
> possessed of awesome powers
Matt
possessed of powers far below those of mortals
William M. Stiteler
-100...@labdien.cc.columbia.edu>:
Reply-To: wmst...@mailbox.syr.edu
Distribution:
rebel girl (kc...@columbia.edu) wrote:
: > : > I bet good old Drunk Girl could top that, but then she is a super
: > : > hero-type.
: > : > -Shrub Boy
: > : > proud member of whatever the hell that group was called
: >
: > : Hey, yeah, what WAS that group called? Ya know, I don't feel very heroic,
: > : forgetting something like that.
: >
: > Was it the Drunk Friends? Drunk League of America?
: According to my expert sources, we never had a real name. It was just
: "Drunk Girl and Friends" or something equally generic. I guess I should
: put something about that on the homepage, huh. Guess no one has any old
: posts saved...
I fear not everyone has your keen sense of history. If only we'd realized
at the time how important those posts were. Curse the ephemeral nature of
this medium!
: > : The Closeted Crusader
: > : pondering the fact that the phrase "Closeted Crusader" is something of an
: > : oxymoron
: >
: > Oh, I dunno. Some sort of mobile closet might work out.
: > -Shrub Boy
: > trying to remember the rest of the crew's names
: Can't help ya there. Some kind of Boy, I remember that much.
Well, there was Drunk Boy, another name that doesn't exactly break new
ground, originality-wise, but I thought there were a few more heros in
there too. Drunk Boy was really more of a sidekick anyway, I thought.
: Kat
: headachy
-Bill
wracking his brain
Colleen Morgan
: rebel girl (kc...@columbia.edu) wrote:
: : > : > I bet good old Drunk Girl could top that, but then she is a super
: : > : > hero-type.
: : > : > -Shrub Boy
: : > : > proud member of whatever the hell that group was called
: : >
: : > : Hey, yeah, what WAS that group called? Ya know, I don't feel very heroic,
: : > : forgetting something like that.
: : >
: : > Was it the Drunk Friends? Drunk League of America?
: : According to my expert sources, we never had a real name. It was just
: : "Drunk Girl and Friends" or something equally generic. I guess I should
: : put something about that on the homepage, huh. Guess no one has any old
: : posts saved...
Remember the tampon story? I'll really have to try that sometime.
: I fear not everyone has your keen sense of history. If only we'd realized
: at the time how important those posts were. Curse the ephemeral nature of
: this medium!
: : > : The Closeted Crusader
: : > : pondering the fact that the phrase "Closeted Crusader" is something of an
: : > : oxymoron
: : >
: : > Oh, I dunno. Some sort of mobile closet might work out.
: : > -Shrub Boy
: : > trying to remember the rest of the crew's names
: : Can't help ya there. Some kind of Boy, I remember that much.
There has to be a stoat in there somewhere, even if it isn't a fish.
: Well, there was Drunk Boy, another name that doesn't exactly break new
: ground, originality-wise, but I thought there were a few more heros in
: there too. Drunk Boy was really more of a sidekick anyway, I thought.
: : Kat
: : headachy
: -Bill
: wracking his brain
Minty Jane
busy busy!
--
dog
Bob Rosenberg <b...@dcs.qmw.ac.uk> wrt:
> The last thing I rememebr was dancing to a eurithmics song (no, not
> *that* one, the *good* one).
there's a *good* eurythmics song?
> [1] Beer before liquor never been sicker. Liquor before beer, never fear.
what about: beer then dope, no hope; dope then beer ... why bother?
dog
| knows too many people behind bars to stop drinking
Trevor May
In article <5fhdv3$r...@epsilon.qmw.ac.uk>, b...@dcs.qmw.ac.uk (Bob
Rosenberg) wrote:
> >I don't remember anything about America...
> Yeah, me neither. I've heard of it, tho :)
No no! Don't travel West! You'll fall off the edge of the world!
> >> Bob (the day after of liter of bloody mary)
> >Is there a story behind this, too?
>
> Could be. I saw Mars Attacks and then decended on the local goth club
> with buckets of friends, in a demi-birthday celebratory thing.
I had to cut in here.
I got to see Mars Attacks! this weekend. What a fantastic film! Is't it
great to see a movie where alien invaders have a sense of humour?
I just loved the bit with the boy scouts - and don't forget the part where
the martians were about to kill grandma. Heh.
> No one I was with would have any of my drink cos they all hated it. I
> *love* bloody marys. I'd made up a liter before I got there and drank
> just about all of it. I was slightly pissed, but not too much at
> all. I just got tired and went home.
Don't you hate that? Does anyone else get tired after drinking loads of
coffee? Hmm.
Tata,
Trev.
- pissed off with this newsgroup problem my provider is having.
alicia scott
rebel girl wrote:
> > Close. About a half squat is best, or else get piss in yer boots. The
> > most fun is going into SF gay bars and doing one of two things:
> > 1) standing on the toilet seat and "taking aim."
> > 2) leaning over the trough w/ the guys.*
>
> Sounds like fun to me! I've never really gotten the chance to show off my
> wonderful standing-up skill.
Well dear, that's what the a.f.t-g US tour is all about. Seems we
dropped that thread, tho...
> > Alicia
> > who may be giving the folks in a.f.t-g a bit too much detail as to what
> > she does on the weekends.
>
> We NEVER get enough detail!
Then I've got some good stories for you! :)
Alicia
Going to an anime convention this weekend to get burned out on long
legged, bug eyed, fluffy haired anime chicks. Gotta love em!
alicia scott
Bob Rosenberg wrote:
> I've not been drunk in *hours*. It was my brithday last night, so we
> went out to the student union (only about 4 of us were actually
> students) and drank. Quite a bit considereing I've not been drinking
> much lately. I think I started out with tequila, cos of that old
> rhyme[1]. Then I turned to cider. I think I had a cider and black
> followed by two snakebites (and black, of course), which were
> interrrupted by a bloody mary, which was to be my last drink. Then a
> new bloody mary appeared before me and someone told me it was mine. I
> love those damned drinks. At this stage I was well toasted, and it was
> the perfect time to stop. Especially since the pub had closed.
Sorry to hear you ended up heaving everything. Happy birthday, tho.
The inevitable question: How old are you?
Update:
My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
in SF for the Converg3 people.
Alicia
still the spring filly
rebel girl
Happy birthday, Bob...sounds like you had a hell of a time!
Kat
feverishly planning for her 21st
rebel girl
> : According to my expert sources, we never had a real name. It was just
> : "Drunk Girl and Friends" or something equally generic. I guess I should
> : put something about that on the homepage, huh. Guess no one has any old
> : posts saved...
>
> at the time how important those posts were. Curse the ephemeral nature of
> this medium!
If someone with better computer stuff than me wants to search DejaNews and
mail me the appropriate posts, I would figure out some way to suitable
reward you...
> : > : The Closeted Crusader
> : > : pondering the fact that the phrase "Closeted Crusader" is something of an
> : > : oxymoron
> : >
> : > Oh, I dunno. Some sort of mobile closet might work out.
> : > -Shrub Boy
> : > trying to remember the rest of the crew's names
>
> : Can't help ya there. Some kind of Boy, I remember that much.
>
> Well, there was Drunk Boy, another name that doesn't exactly break new
> ground, originality-wise, but I thought there were a few more heros in
> there too. Drunk Boy was really more of a sidekick anyway, I thought.
Yeah, but he was still part of the team!
Kat
watching a Sonny Chiba movie
rebel girl
> > >I don't remember anything about America...
> > Yeah, me neither. I've heard of it, tho :)
>
> No no! Don't travel West! You'll fall off the edge of the world!
Does that mean those of us who are already this far West are in danger?
Or is it just those California freaks?
> > >> Bob (the day after of liter of bloody mary)
> > >Is there a story behind this, too?
> >
> > Could be. I saw Mars Attacks and then decended on the local goth club
> > with buckets of friends, in a demi-birthday celebratory thing.
>
> I had to cut in here.
Oh, all right.
> I got to see Mars Attacks! this weekend. What a fantastic film! Is't it
> great to see a movie where alien invaders have a sense of humour?
> I just loved the bit with the boy scouts - and don't forget the part where
> the martians were about to kill grandma. Heh.
You know, most of the NYC critics just weren't too fond of the film. I
guess they've forgotten how to just cut loose and have fun. I mean,
serious criticism has its place and all, but not for a film whose hero
thinks everyone should live in tepees because it's just better that way.
> > No one I was with would have any of my drink cos they all hated it. I
> > *love* bloody marys. I'd made up a liter before I got there and drank
> > just about all of it. I was slightly pissed, but not too much at
> > all. I just got tired and went home.
>
> Don't you hate that? Does anyone else get tired after drinking loads of
> coffee? Hmm.
Coffee tends to either not do me much good (like when I need to be awake
for my 9am class) or to make me really hyperactive and jumpy and twitchy
and impatient (like when I have it for lunch right before the one class I
really like). Sigh. Maybe I should go back to having alcoholic lunches.
> Tata,
> Trev.
> - pissed off with this newsgroup problem my provider is having.
Kick some ISP ass! Wait, don't you have a couple of differnt providers?
Or are some of 'em work-only?
Kat
hates it when her ng gets screwed up
negative creep
On Fri, 7 Mar 1997, alicia scott wrote:
> Update:
> My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
> I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
> in SF for the Converg3 people.
>
> Alicia
> still the spring filly
>
>
I like Sparky's...it's good eatin' there.
Jill
likes Sparky's
DarkJedi
I wish I lived in the SF area...Indiana SUCKS!!!
--
---------------------------------------------------------------
"You're travelling through another dimension, a dimension
not only of sight and sound but of mind; a journey into a wondrous
land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the signpost
up ahead - your next stop, the Twilight Zone!"
Ryan Dillman <dill...@netusa1.net> aka RiCtOr, maLkY, DarkJedi
http://www.angelfire.com/ri/rictor/index.html
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Bob Rosenberg
alicia scott (ali...@home.net) wrote:
>Bob Rosenberg wrote:
>> I've not been drunk in *hours*. It was my brithday last night, so we
>Sorry to hear you ended up heaving everything. Happy birthday, tho.
>The inevitable question: How old are you?
Um. Old enuf. Older than Kat, but younger than Damaged.
>Update:
>My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
Drat.
>I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
>in SF for the Converg3 people.
Ah, you're going to convergence? Are you an a.g regular? I've not read
it much in the past year.
I'd like to go, but I'll be at a wedding in Canada at the time.
Bob
--
Tank girl: http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/b.rosenberg/tg/
Trevor May
In article
<Pine.SUN.3.95L.97030...@inimical.cc.columbia.edu>,
kc...@columbia.edu (rebel girl) wrote:
> > No no! Don't travel West! You'll fall off the edge of the world!
> Does that mean those of us who are already this far West are in danger?
> Or is it just those California freaks?
Oh, no. You simply don't exist.
> > I got to see Mars Attacks! this weekend. What a fantastic film! Is't
> > it great to see a movie where alien invaders have a sense of humour?
> > I just loved the bit with the boy scouts - and don't forget the part
> > where the martians were about to kill grandma. Heh.
>
> You know, most of the NYC critics just weren't too fond of the film. I
> guess they've forgotten how to just cut loose and have fun. I mean,
> serious criticism has its place and all, but not for a film whose hero
> thinks everyone should live in tepees because it's just better that way.
I didn't hear what Barry Norman had to say about the movie (did you Bob?),
but I'm sure it wouldn't have been complimentary. Bloody critics.
> > Don't you hate that? Does anyone else get tired after drinking loads
> > of coffee? Hmm.
> Coffee tends to either not do me much good (like when I need to be awake
> for my 9am class) or to make me really hyperactive and jumpy and twitchy
> and impatient (like when I have it for lunch right before the one class
> I really like). Sigh. Maybe I should go back to having alcoholic
> lunches.
Yup. Why not.
> > - pissed off with this newsgroup problem my provider is having.
> Kick some ISP ass! Wait, don't you have a couple of differnt providers?
> Or are some of 'em work-only?
I have 2 ISPs (3 if you count my office account), but only one has full
news feed. If you can call it that. I'm probably going to change providers
soon because my current one is changing to 0845 numbers which is usually
local call rate. Unfortunately, my phone operator charges more for that
number. Bastards.
> hates it when her ng gets screwed up
I concur.
Trev.
- News feeds. Bah! Who needs 'em?
Tamera J. Ferro
alicia scott (ali...@home.net) wrote:
: Bob Rosenberg wrote:
: > I've not been drunk in *hours*. It was my brithday last night, so we
: > students) and drank. Quite a bit considereing I've not been drinking
: > much lately. I think I started out with tequila, cos of that old
: > rhyme[1]. Then I turned to cider. I think I had a cider and black
: > followed by two snakebites (and black, of course), which were
: > interrrupted by a bloody mary, which was to be my last drink. Then a
: > new bloody mary appeared before me and someone told me it was mine. I
: > love those damned drinks. At this stage I was well toasted, and it was
: > the perfect time to stop. Especially since the pub had closed.
: Sorry to hear you ended up heaving everything. Happy birthday, tho.
: The inevitable question: How old are you?
: Update:
: My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
: I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
: in SF for the Converg3 people.
: Alicia
: still the spring filly
yes you are, and we love you for it.
*grin*
on the topic of this thread--i just got a mahonkin pair of buckle
boots i fondly refer to as my tank girl booties. of course the
fact that i rarely change out of army shorts and a tank top
might help too....
-Ratty
(delurking)
--
+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+
"You CRIED for night; it comes--
It FALLS: now cry in darkness."
-"Endgame", S.Beckett
+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+^+
rebel girl
> > > Close. About a half squat is best, or else get piss in yer boots. The
> > > most fun is going into SF gay bars and doing one of two things:
> > > 1) standing on the toilet seat and "taking aim."
> > > 2) leaning over the trough w/ the guys.*
> >
> > Sounds like fun to me! I've never really gotten the chance to show off my
> > wonderful standing-up skill.
>
> Well dear, that's what the a.f.t-g US tour is all about. Seems we
> dropped that thread, tho...
There's always Tijuana, for my 21st birthday (I hope, at least!)...
> > > Alicia
> > > who may be giving the folks in a.f.t-g a bit too much detail as to what
> > > she does on the weekends.
> >
> > We NEVER get enough detail!
>
> Then I've got some good stories for you! :)
Well, start telling 'em and I'll put 'em up on the homepage for all my
loyal fans to read. Hell, if you send me a picture and a couple of lines
about yrself, I'll put you on the page, too.
> Alicia
> Going to an anime convention this weekend to get burned out on long
> legged, bug eyed, fluffy haired anime chicks. Gotta love em!
Have fun!
Kat
getting tattooed this weekend
rebel girl
> > > Update:
> > > My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
> > > I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
> > > in SF for the Converg3 people.
> > >
> > > Alicia
> > > still the spring filly
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> > Jill
> > likes Sparky's
>
> I wish I lived in the SF area...Indiana SUCKS!!!
Yes, yes it does. Where in Indiana do you live, though? I might be able
to point you at some cool people...
Kat
knows a ton of Indy people for some strange reason
rebel girl
> >> I've not been drunk in *hours*. It was my brithday last night, so we
>
> >Sorry to hear you ended up heaving everything. Happy birthday, tho.
> >The inevitable question: How old are you?
>
I know! I know! But I'm not telling!
> >Update:
> >My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
>
> Drat.
Yeah, well, some of us have never even BEEN to SF.
> >I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
> >in SF for the Converg3 people.
>
> Ah, you're going to convergence? Are you an a.g regular? I've not read
> it much in the past year.
>
> I'd like to go, but I'll be at a wedding in Canada at the time.
Have fun and give the bride a big kiss for me.
Kat
has hazy memories of her own wedding, but dammit, we had fun!
rebel girl
> > > No no! Don't travel West! You'll fall off the edge of the world!
> > Does that mean those of us who are already this far West are in danger?
> > Or is it just those California freaks?
>
> Oh, no. You simply don't exist.
Aw, cool. That means I don't have to take anymore midterms, right? And
it means I can get away with a hell of a lot more than I've been willing
to try, right?
> > You know, most of the NYC critics just weren't too fond of the film. I
> > guess they've forgotten how to just cut loose and have fun. I mean,
> > serious criticism has its place and all, but not for a film whose hero
> > thinks everyone should live in tepees because it's just better that way.
>
> I didn't hear what Barry Norman had to say about the movie (did you Bob?),
> but I'm sure it wouldn't have been complimentary. Bloody critics.
Who's he? Some stick-up-the-ass British film critic that I should be glad
I don't have to deal with?
> > Coffee tends to either not do me much good (like when I need to be awake
> > for my 9am class) or to make me really hyperactive and jumpy and twitchy
> > and impatient (like when I have it for lunch right before the one class
> > I really like). Sigh. Maybe I should go back to having alcoholic
> > lunches.
>
> Yup. Why not.
Because I don't have the cash right now, pretty much. Also, it's a lot
harder to get away with drinking at lunch when yr at work with yr boss
right there than it is when you have yr own little fiefdom like I did over
break.
> > > - pissed off with this newsgroup problem my provider is having.
> > Kick some ISP ass! Wait, don't you have a couple of differnt providers?
> > Or are some of 'em work-only?
>
> I have 2 ISPs (3 if you count my office account), but only one has full
> news feed. If you can call it that. I'm probably going to change providers
> soon because my current one is changing to 0845 numbers which is usually
> local call rate. Unfortunately, my phone operator charges more for that
> number. Bastards.
Well, good luck. You and Damaged should hang out or something - he's
ISPless at the moment.
> > hates it when her ng gets screwed up
>
> I concur.
>
> Trev.
> - News feeds. Bah! Who needs 'em?
Just pump it into my arm!
Kat
TG junky
William M. Stiteler
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Distribution:
Tamera J. Ferro (tam...@mills.edu) wrote:
: alicia scott (ali...@home.net) wrote:
: : Sorry to hear you ended up heaving everything. Happy birthday, tho.
: : The inevitable question: How old are you?
Bob is ageless, in't he?
: : Update:
: : My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
: : I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
: : in SF for the Converg3 people.
: : Alicia
: : still the spring filly
: yes you are, and we love you for it.
: *grin*
: on the topic of this thread--i just got a mahonkin pair of buckle
: boots i fondly refer to as my tank girl booties. of course the
: fact that i rarely change out of army shorts and a tank top
: might help too....
: -Ratty
: (delurking)
shouldn't there be a picture of this somewhere?
-Bill
trying to lighten Kat's load by doing some of her pix haraunging
dog
rebel girl <kc...@columbia.edu> wrt:
> > Oh, no. You simply don't exist.
> Aw, cool. That means I don't have to take anymore midterms, right? And
> it means I can get away with a hell of a lot more than I've been willing
> to try, right?
of course not. not existing is no excuse for such appalling behaviour.
> > I didn't hear what Barry Norman had to say about the movie (did you
Bob?),
> > but I'm sure it wouldn't have been complimentary. Bloody critics.
> Who's he? Some stick-up-the-ass British film critic that I should be
glad
> I don't have to deal with?
never a truer word spoken.
dog
| doesn't pay attention to barry norman
Bob Rosenberg
rebel girl (kc...@columbia.edu) wrote:
>> I didn't hear what Barry Norman had to say about the movie (did you Bob?),
>> but I'm sure it wouldn't have been complimentary. Bloody critics.
>Who's he? Some stick-up-the-ass British film critic that I should be glad
>I don't have to deal with?
He's not so bad. Like siskel or ebert with an education. He has a show
called Film 97 (Last year it was called Film 96). You can tell he
cares about what he doesn, but is opinionated. some of his reviews
boil down to "It was a good movie, but I personally thot it was crap".
I don't remember his opinion of Mars Attacks. I think I missed that
one.
>> - News feeds. Bah! Who needs 'em?
>Just pump it into my arm!
I'm working on it, Ok?
bob (trying damned hard to remember WTF XOR is)
Bob Rosenberg
William M. Stiteler (wmst...@newstand.syr.edu) wrote:
>Tamera J. Ferro (tam...@mills.edu) wrote:
>: alicia scott (ali...@home.net) wrote:
>: : Sorry to hear you ended up heaving everything. Happy birthday, tho.
>: : The inevitable question: How old are you?
>Bob is ageless, in't he?
I was born on 7 Adar in the year 5481 in Bialistok, Poland, and I am
immortal.
Bob (still doesn't sound as cool as the Highlander)
alicia scott
> Tamera J. Ferro (tam...@mills.edu) wrote:
> : alicia scott (ali...@home.net) wrote:
> : : Sorry to hear you ended up heaving everything. Happy birthday, tho.
> : : The inevitable question: How old are you?
> : : My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
> : : I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
> : : in SF for the Converg3 people.
>
> : : Alicia
> : : still the spring filly
>
> : yes you are, and we love you for it.
> : *grin*
You know, this newsgroup is such a great place. If anyone ever asks me,
"Where's the love, man?"
My reply to them will be,
"It's all on alt.fan.tank-girl and there's plenty to go around!"
After which I will take a huge swig of Drambui and stomp around like
some old sailor, grab a bystander and fall down on top of them.
Alicia
Getting sentimental <sniff>
alicia scott
> > > > Update:
> > > > My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
> > > > I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
> > > > in SF for the Converg3 people.
> > > >
> > > > Alicia
> > > > still the spring filly
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Jill
> > > likes Sparky's
Strange, I never saw this post from Jill. Damn newsreader.
Anyway my friends and I tend to rip on Sparky's for a couple of
reasons. One night my friend Rocky and I ordered a couple of burgers to
be delivered. We dared not to go down there in person because of:
a) our intoxication level and
b) because we hate being near (much less *eating with*) all the hipsters
and beautiful people.
Had we stood in line and had to listen to such pretentious fucks, Rocky
and I would have gotten into a brawl.
Back to the story, so we have the food delivered and not only did they
fuck up the order, but the food looked like shit, the delivery guy
couldn't find us and the food cost WAY too much. (Would you pay $8 for
a shitty burger that looked like it came out of a Krusty Burger drive
thru?)
As a result, Rocky and I have vowed never to eat Sparky's food again.
No matter how hungry we are, no matter how late it is, never.
And I don't mean to rip on Jill about this. It is just obvious that we
had very different experiences. I'm glad someone had good food at that
place.
Plan on me ripping Sparky's a new asshole in my "food after midnight in
SF" review.
Alicia
Who feels that if you have to have food that late at night, go to El
Farlito on Mission Street. A much more interesting and diverse crowd.
alicia scott
rebel girl wrote:
> > Well dear, that's what the a.f.t-g US tour is all about. Seems we
> > dropped that thread, tho...
>
> There's always Tijuana, for my 21st birthday (I hope, at least!)...
Ooh, that sounds lovely! Hope you like Tequila. The restaurants will
give you a huge margarita for *every* meal, and then some.
> > > > Alicia
> > > > who may be giving the folks in a.f.t-g a bit too much detail as to what
> > > > she does on the weekends.
> > > We NEVER get enough detail!
> > Then I've got some good stories for you! :)
>
> Well, start telling 'em and I'll put 'em up on the homepage for all my
> loyal fans to read. Hell, if you send me a picture and a couple of lines
> about yrself, I'll put you on the page, too.
A picture of me on the web? How frightening. Would a picture of my
car do? http://www.uccs.edu/~powhite/alicia.html
Yeah, I really do have to start my own webpage. Have to find the time
first, tho.
> > Alicia
> > Going to an anime convention this weekend to get burned out on long
> > legged, bug eyed, fluffy haired anime chicks. Gotta love em!
>
> Have fun!
I had a good time, but for some reason it's hard to wash the smell of
unbathed geeks out of my clothing. :)
Alicia
Trevor May
In article <01bc2ecd$68720ed0$c3ec48c2@chrisb>, d...@dog.net.uk (dog)
wrote:
> | doesn't pay attention to barry norman
And who does?
Trev
- News server still as shitty as an out-house.
alicia scott
> >> I've not been drunk in *hours*. It was my brithday last night, so we
> >> went out to the student union and drank.
> >The inevitable question: How old are you?
>
What a clever way to avoid the question! ;)
> >Update:
> >My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
>
> Drat.
>
> >I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
> >in SF for the Converg3 people.
>
> Ah, you're going to convergence? Are you an a.g regular? I've not read
> it much in the past year.
I post to alt.gothic.fashion much more often. I have a Netscape
newsreader problem of not being able to subscribe to a.g. I'm on a
couple of email lists (sf-goth, and C3) so that's good enough for me.
> I'd like to go, but I'll be at a wedding in Canada at the time.
Dammit Bob! C3 is the one reason to come here, and you'll be in
Canada? Bah!
Alicia
Bob Rosenberg
alicia scott (ali...@home.net) wrote:
>Bob Rosenberg wrote:
>> Um. Old enuf. Older than Kat, but younger than Damaged.
> What a clever way to avoid the question! ;)
Why, thank you. I just hope I remembered Damaged's age correctly.
>> Ah, you're going to convergence? Are you an a.g regular? I've not read
>> it much in the past year.
> I post to alt.gothic.fashion much more often. I have a Netscape
>newsreader problem of not being able to subscribe to a.g. I'm on a
>couple of email lists (sf-goth, and C3) so that's good enough for me.
I'm one of the uk people who bailed in favour of uk.people.gothic.
It's just like a.g was 3 years ago. I don't get a.g.f here.
>> I'd like to go, but I'll be at a wedding in Canada at the time.
> Dammit Bob! C3 is the one reason to come here, and you'll be in
>Canada? Bah!
Well, if they postpone C3 like I've heard rumours about, I might make
it, but I've not got the spare dosh for a cross country thing. (I must
also stop in DC while I'm there).
Besides, I'd rather go to a net.goth weddding than C3, to be perfectly
honest. The last one was more fun than I've had in *years*.
Bob
--
Tanked Gril: http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/b.rosenberg/tg/
rebel girl
> > > Oh, no. You simply don't exist.
> > Aw, cool. That means I don't have to take anymore midterms, right? And
> > it means I can get away with a hell of a lot more than I've been willing
> > to try, right?
>
> of course not. not existing is no excuse for such appalling behaviour.
Damn. Oh well. It was worth a shot, at least, right?
> > > I didn't hear what Barry Norman had to say about the movie (did you
> Bob?),
> > > but I'm sure it wouldn't have been complimentary. Bloody critics.
> > Who's he? Some stick-up-the-ass British film critic that I should be
> glad
> > I don't have to deal with?
>
> never a truer word spoken.
Heh.
> dog
> | doesn't pay attention to barry norman
You must be a lucky boy, then.
Kat
can't wait to move to the UK so she can actively not pay attention to
Barry Norman
rebel girl
> >: : Sorry to hear you ended up heaving everything. Happy birthday, tho.
>
>
> I was born on 7 Adar in the year 5481 in Bialistok, Poland, and I am
> immortal.
>
> Bob (still doesn't sound as cool as the Highlander)
So they released a 10th-Annversary edition of Highlander, with extra
scenes and director/producer commentary and shit. It was like a laserdisk
on tape, actually. I had forgotten how not-great that movie is! The
commentary on the selected scenes at the end was pretty funny, though,
cause they were just kind of bullshitting around like they were seeing the
movie for the first time in a few years (which they probably were) and
being amused at nipples.
Kat
with another non sequitur
rebel girl
> Back to the story, so we have the food delivered and not only did they
> fuck up the order, but the food looked like shit, the delivery guy
> couldn't find us and the food cost WAY too much. (Would you pay $8 for
> a shitty burger that looked like it came out of a Krusty Burger drive
> thru?)
That kind of sucks, but at least you got yr food delivered. Damaged and I
called up Paul's Burgers (home of the best, fattest burgers ever in NYC)
which is literally 3 blocks from our humble abode to get some dinner
delivered the other night, and they told us that they don't go to our
street after dark. I guess no one told them that the bad part of town has
moved a few blocks farther east.
Kat
posting from the wrong side of the tracks
rebel girl
> > > Well dear, that's what the a.f.t-g US tour is all about. Seems we
> > > dropped that thread, tho...
> >
> > There's always Tijuana, for my 21st birthday (I hope, at least!)...
>
> Ooh, that sounds lovely! Hope you like Tequila. The restaurants will
> give you a huge margarita for *every* meal, and then some.
I've never had Tequila. Yr all invited to Tijuana, by the way - it'll be
sometime in the middle of August. Details and things will be posted one
of these days.
> > > > > Alicia
> > > > > who may be giving the folks in a.f.t-g a bit too much detail as to what
> > > > > she does on the weekends.
> > > > We NEVER get enough detail!
> > > Then I've got some good stories for you! :)
> >
> > Well, start telling 'em and I'll put 'em up on the homepage for all my
> > loyal fans to read. Hell, if you send me a picture and a couple of lines
> > about yrself, I'll put you on the page, too.
>
> A picture of me on the web? How frightening. Would a picture of my
> car do? http://www.uccs.edu/~powhite/alicia.html
Sure, why not, for now at least. I don't have the time or disk space to
play with my page in any serious way at the moment, so y'all will all have
to be patient!
> > > Alicia
> > > Going to an anime convention this weekend to get burned out on long
> > > legged, bug eyed, fluffy haired anime chicks. Gotta love em!
> >
> > Have fun!
>
> I had a good time, but for some reason it's hard to wash the smell of
> unbathed geeks out of my clothing. :)
Ever try dating one? Ick.
Kat
repressing memories again
rebel girl
> >> Um. Old enuf. Older than Kat, but younger than Damaged.
> > What a clever way to avoid the question! ;)
>
> Why, thank you. I just hope I remembered Damaged's age correctly.
Assuming I'm remembering yr age correctly, you got his close enough that
yr witty line made sense.
> Well, if they postpone C3 like I've heard rumours about, I might make
> it, but I've not got the spare dosh for a cross country thing. (I must
> also stop in DC while I'm there).
I don't suppose you'll be coming to big bad NYC....
Kat
thinks it's getting to be time for BobFest 97
DarkJedi
rebel girl wrote:
>
> > > > Update:
> > > > My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
> > > > in SF for the Converg3 people.
> > > >
> > > > still the spring filly
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> > > I like Sparky's...it's good eatin' there.
> > >
> > > Jill
> > > likes Sparky's
> >
>
> Yes, yes it does. Where in Indiana do you live, though? I might be able
> to point you at some cool people...
>
> Kat
> knows a ton of Indy people for some strange reason
Greentown. Yes, a place called Greentown exists. It's a suburb of
Kokomo. Yawn.
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land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the signpost
up ahead - your next stop, the Twilight Zone!"
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William M. Stiteler (wmst...@newstand.syr.edu) wrote:
hmmmm...ok, i'm sorry, but i'm posting in vi and i'm
not quite sure how to snip out big chunks of text...so go down...
\/ \/ \/
: Tamera J. Ferro (tam...@mills.edu) wrote:
: : alicia scott (ali...@home.net) wrote:
: : : Sorry to hear you ended up heaving everything. Happy birthday, tho.
: : : The inevitable question: How old are you?
: Bob is ageless, in't he?
: : : Update:
: : : My listing of places to eat in SF after midnight has been put on hold.
: : : I am currently gathering together a listing of the best novelty stores
: : : in SF for the Converg3 people.
: : : Alicia
: : : still the spring filly
: : yes you are, and we love you for it.
: : *grin*
: : on the topic of this thread--i just got a mahonkin pair of buckle
: : boots i fondly refer to as my tank girl booties. of course the
: : fact that i rarely change out of army shorts and a tank top
: : might help too....
: : -Ratty
: : (delurking)
: shouldn't there be a picture of this somewhere?
: -Bill
: trying to lighten Kat's load by doing some of her pix haraunging
-ummm....there will be after the c3 logo pics are taken...
i'm playing a 'cyberpunk soldier' whatever that means...
*grin*
dog
rebel girl <kc...@columbia.edu> wrt:
> > > > Oh, no. You simply don't exist.
> > > Aw, cool. That means I don't have to take anymore midterms, right?
And
> > > it means I can get away with a hell of a lot more than I've been
willing
> > > to try, right?
> > of course not. not existing is no excuse for such appalling behaviour.
> Damn. Oh well. It was worth a shot, at least, right?
yeah. more rights for non-existent people.
> Kat
> can't wait to move to the UK so she can actively not pay attention to
> Barry Norman
you're moving to the uk? this sounds like another excuse to avoid midterms
to me.
come and have some bastard strong coffee when you get here.
dog
| eyes raw with knurd
rebel girl
> > > I wish I lived in the SF area...Indiana SUCKS!!!
> >
> > Yes, yes it does. Where in Indiana do you live, though? I might be able
> > to point you at some cool people...
> >
> > Kat
> > knows a ton of Indy people for some strange reason
>
> Greentown. Yes, a place called Greentown exists. It's a suburb of
> Kokomo. Yawn.
Why they named a crap town in a crap practically landlocked state after a
tropical island is beyond me. How far are you from Richmond? That's
where all the cool people I know are. Yeah, they're Earlham students.
Forgive 'em.
Kat
doesn't have much good to say about the midwest.
rebel girl
> > > > > Oh, no. You simply don't exist.
> > > > Aw, cool. That means I don't have to take anymore midterms, right?
> And
> > > > it means I can get away with a hell of a lot more than I've been
> willing
> > > > to try, right?
> > > of course not. not existing is no excuse for such appalling behaviour.
> > Damn. Oh well. It was worth a shot, at least, right?
>
> yeah. more rights for non-existent people.
Damn straight!
> > Kat
> > can't wait to move to the UK so she can actively not pay attention to
> > Barry Norman
>
> you're moving to the uk? this sounds like another excuse to avoid midterms
> to me.
If only! I'm actually planning to flee the country after I graduate (one
more year to go!) and head UK-wards for at least awhile. I don't plan to
be too upset if I accidentally miss my plane home or forget to buy a
ticket or something, either.
> come and have some bastard strong coffee when you get here.
Will do.
> dog
> | eyes raw with knurd
Eh?
Kat
has never seen that word before in her short life
Trevor May
In article
<Pine.SUN.3.95L.97031...@kilogram.cc.columbia.educe>,
kc...@columbia.edu (rebel girl) wrote:
> > of course not. not existing is no excuse for such appalling behaviour.
> Damn. Oh well. It was worth a shot, at least, right?
Of course. Now go and do yr homework!
> can't wait to move to the UK so she can actively not pay attention to
> Barry Norman
It's become a past-time for many.
Trev.
- Testicles
Trevor May
In article
<Pine.SUN.3.95L.97031...@kiaora.cc.columbia.edu>,
kc...@columbia.edu (rebel girl) wrote:
> thinks it's getting to be time for BobFest 97
Isn't it BobFest 97 Yoo-Kay this year?
Trev
- Full time Cyber-ass
Trevor May, Online Editor ent...@webentity.co.uk
The SciFi Connection http://www.webentity.co.uk/sci-fi/
dog
rebel girl <kc...@columbia.edu> wrt:
> > dog
> > | eyes raw with knurd
>
> Eh?
>
> Kat
> has never seen that word before in her short life
if you consider sober to be 0 and drunk to be 1, knurd is -1. what you get
when you drink that really grim turkish coffee out of containers larger
than a thimble. a state of hyperreality beyond sobriety, usually
accompanied by violent shivering and sweating. neology invented by terry
pratchett.
dog
| likes new words with fun meanings
rebel girl
> > thinks it's getting to be time for BobFest 97
>
> Isn't it BobFest 97 Yoo-Kay this year?
'sposed to be. But finances on our end are kind of tighter than
expected...we'll see what happens.
> Trev
> - Full time Cyber-ass
Yr probably opening yrself up to all kinds of abuse here.
Kat
probably could have come up with something wittier, but it's early
rebel girl
> > > dog
> > > | eyes raw with knurd
> >
> > Eh?
> >
> > Kat
> > has never seen that word before in her short life
>
> if you consider sober to be 0 and drunk to be 1, knurd is -1. what you get
> when you drink that really grim turkish coffee out of containers larger
> than a thimble. a state of hyperreality beyond sobriety, usually
> accompanied by violent shivering and sweating. neology invented by terry
> pratchett.
Been there, done that, never had the correct terminology. Eek!
> dog
> | likes new words with fun meanings
Kat
does too
jmadiso...@worldnet.att.net
Bob Rosenberg wrote:
> I'll see if I can swing by NYC this Aug or Oct.
Cool! Bob's going to New York soon. We should, like hang out and
stuff.
My life still sucks and stuff so nobody cares...
-Kit Lo <ki...@hotmail.com>
Thinking like Beavis again
Trevor May
In article
<Pine.SUN.3.95L.97031...@aloha.cc.columbia.edu>,
kc...@columbia.edu (rebel girl) wrote:
> > I didn't hear what Barry Norman had to say about the movie (did you
> > Bob?), but I'm sure it wouldn't have been complimentary. Bloody
> > critics.
>
> Who's he? Some stick-up-the-ass British film critic that I should be
> glad I don't have to deal with?
Oh yes. He's one of the television personalities I'd most like to put
through a grinder. After Anthea-bloody-Turner, of course.
> Well, good luck. You and Damaged should hang out or something - he's
> ISPless at the moment.
Ah. Hence the distinct lack of Mr. D. in a.f.t-g recently. Do you have a
phone line in yr place?
Trev.
- Latex rules.
rebel girl
> > > of course not. not existing is no excuse for such appalling behaviour.
> > Damn. Oh well. It was worth a shot, at least, right?
>
> Of course. Now go and do yr homework!
Nope. I'm on spring break.
> > can't wait to move to the UK so she can actively not pay attention to
> > Barry Norman
>
> It's become a past-time for many.
Cool.
> Trev.
> - Testicles
Where?
Kat
peeking out from between her fingers
Bob Rosenberg
rebel girl (kc...@columbia.edu) wrote:
>> > thinks it's getting to be time for BobFest 97
>> Isn't it BobFest 97 Yoo-Kay this year?
>'sposed to be. But finances on our end are kind of tighter than
>expected...we'll see what happens.
:'(
I'll see if I can swing by NYC this Aug or Oct.
>> Trev
>> - Full time Cyber-ass
>Yr probably opening yrself up to all kinds of abuse here.
Yeah, as a mostly-full-time cyberneticist we tend to get bothered by
the overproliferation of the word "cyber".
I guess it's cos it makes us look silly, cos people think we're using
the word cos it's hip.
Cyber-Bob
--
Tank Girl: http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/b.rosenberg/tg/
A.J.DAHLSTEDT
rebel girl wrote:
>
> > > thinks it's getting to be time for BobFest 97
> >
> > Isn't it BobFest 97 Yoo-Kay this year?
>
> 'sposed to be. But finances on our end are kind of tighter than
> expected...we'll see what happens.
can't come back until I actually have a real job-job and take a sad
vacation to see the sights and get pissed to reminisce about what it was
like when I was young! um. I mean You Vill have zee Bob-fest soon and
you vill like eit. or maybe Ve have vays of maeking your Bob...
> > Trev
> > - Full time Cyber-ass
>
> Yr probably opening yrself up to all kinds of abuse here.
>
> Kat
> probably could have come up with something wittier, but it's early
aaron
isn't kat *supposed* to be handing out the abuse?
rebel girl
> >> > thinks it's getting to be time for BobFest 97
> >> Isn't it BobFest 97 Yoo-Kay this year?
>
> >'sposed to be. But finances on our end are kind of tighter than
> >expected...we'll see what happens.
>
Yeah, I know, I'm pretty disappointed too. But graduation is lurking only
a year away, which means I get to hit the UK for an extended period of
time! Yay!
> I'll see if I can swing by NYC this Aug or Oct.
We'll provide the video tapes if you provide the vodka. Oh yeah, we found
some more PEK dealers, too!
> >> Trev
> >> - Full time Cyber-ass
>
> >Yr probably opening yrself up to all kinds of abuse here.
>
> Yeah, as a mostly-full-time cyberneticist we tend to get bothered by
> the overproliferation of the word "cyber".
Like in the scifi section of Kim's video, where it seems that half the
movies are cyber-something. Like CyberNinjas, or CyberSluts2000.
> I guess it's cos it makes us look silly, cos people think we're using
> the word cos it's hip.
Heh. I saw this internal memo from 17magazine (not the smutty one) or
Sassy or something that was all talking about how 'mega' and 'teen' (or
whatever words stopped being hip in 1993) shouldn't be used in the
magazine any more, but that 'cyber' and other stuff should.
> Cyber-Bob
Kat
on the world's crappiest computer again
rebel girl
> > > > thinks it's getting to be time for BobFest 97
> > >
> > > Isn't it BobFest 97 Yoo-Kay this year?
> >
> > 'sposed to be. But finances on our end are kind of tighter than
> > expected...we'll see what happens.
> can't come back until I actually have a real job-job and take a sad
> vacation to see the sights and get pissed to reminisce about what it was
> like when I was young! um. I mean You Vill have zee Bob-fest soon and
> you vill like eit. or maybe Ve have vays of maeking your Bob...
Oh, I wish so much I could just hop a plane to Heathrow right now, but
unless someone sends me several hundred dollars in cash, I fear it's not
going to happen. Where are you leaving to?
> > > Trev
> > > - Full time Cyber-ass
> >
> > Yr probably opening yrself up to all kinds of abuse here.
> >
> > Kat
> > probably could have come up with something wittier, but it's early
>
> aaron
> isn't kat *supposed* to be handing out the abuse?
Oh, yeah. But Trev didn't do anything particularly worthy of abuse. I
mean, he's qualified to use the C-word.
Kat
not in an abusive mood anyway
rebel girl
> > Well, good luck. You and Damaged should hang out or something - he's
> > ISPless at the moment.
>
> Ah. Hence the distinct lack of Mr. D. in a.f.t-g recently. Do you have a
> phone line in yr place?
Yeah, but don't tell my parents. It's more of a cashflow problem at the
moment - as soon as we pay down a credit card or two, he'll be back. You
can always contact him through me, of course.
> Trev.
> - Latex rules.
Oh yes it does! Have you ever played with the liquid kind you can paint
onto people's skin? Much fun, especially while on drugs.
Kat
buys her sex toys at the Leatherman
rebel girl
> > I'll see if I can swing by NYC this Aug or Oct.
>
> stuff.
Bobfest 97, here we come!
> My life still sucks and stuff so nobody cares...
Didn't you get my email? Is next weekend good for you?
> -Kit Lo <ki...@hotmail.com>
> Thinking like Beavis again
Kat
thought that movie was amazingly good
jmadiso...@worldnet.att.net
rebel girl wrote:
>
> Didn't you get my email? Is next weekend good for you?
>
> thought that movie was amazingly good
Bad news: I got a letter yesterday from the Late Show people saying
that
the tickets they sent for April the 14th are invalid.
There are no tapings for that week. Oops!
Still, next weekend sounds great. Doesn't hurt giving me a call.
I need a good excuse for having a phone in my room.
-Kit Lo
rebel girl
> Bad news: I got a letter yesterday from the Late Show people saying
> that
> the tickets they sent for April the 14th are invalid.
> There are no tapings for that week. Oops!
It's pretty funny that they sent you tix for that week, then!
> Still, next weekend sounds great. Doesn't hurt giving me a call.
> I need a good excuse for having a phone in my room.
I'll see what I can do.
Kat
needs money
Trevor May
> > you're moving to the uk? this sounds like another excuse to avoid
> > midterms to me.
>
> If only! I'm actually planning to flee the country after I graduate
> (one more year to go!) and head UK-wards for at least awhile. I don't
> plan to be too upset if I accidentally miss my plane home or forget to
> buy a ticket or something, either.
Whoo! You dragging Damaged along too or are you going to get lost in
different part of the world. Damn. I was almost on topic there!
> > come and have some bastard strong coffee when you get here.
> Will do.
Bastard strong coffee? I love strong coffee! In fact, I love most kinds of
coffee. Just not the French stuff from Sainsbury's with chicory. That's
puke. Anyone for a garibaldi?
Trev
- Way too on-topic here!
Trevor May
In article
<Pine.SUN.3.95L.97031...@konichiwa.cc.columbia.edu>,
kc...@columbia.edu (rebel girl) wrote:
> > > thinks it's getting to be time for BobFest 97
> > Isn't it BobFest 97 Yoo-Kay this year?
> 'sposed to be. But finances on our end are kind of tighter than
> expected...we'll see what happens.
Aw dammit Katsy, you promised! Waaaa! etc.
> > - Full time Cyber-ass
> Yr probably opening yrself up to all kinds of abuse here.
In retrospect I don't think it was such a good idea. Ah well, what's done
is done...
> probably could have come up with something wittier, but it's early
Dammit Kat, it's 9:30am. You call that early? :)
Trev.
- Not saying anything.
A.J.DAHLSTEDT
rebel girl wrote:
>
> > > > > thinks it's getting to be time for BobFest 97
> > > >
> > > > Isn't it BobFest 97 Yoo-Kay this year?
> > >
> > > 'sposed to be. But finances on our end are kind of tighter than
> > > expected...we'll see what happens.
> > can't come back until I actually have a real job-job and take a sad
> > vacation to see the sights and get pissed to reminisce about what it was
> > like when I was young! um. I mean You Vill have zee Bob-fest soon and
> > you vill like eit. or maybe Ve have vays of maeking your Bob...
>
> Oh, I wish so much I could just hop a plane to Heathrow right now, but
> unless someone sends me several hundred dollars in cash, I fear it's not
> going to happen. Where are you leaving to?
state. Doesn't really compare to london, which explains my hesitancy to
depart.
> > > > Trev
> > > > - Full time Cyber-ass
> > >
> > > Yr probably opening yrself up to all kinds of abuse here.
> > >
> > > probably could have come up with something wittier, but it's early
> >
> > isn't kat *supposed* to be handing out the abuse?
>
> Oh, yeah. But Trev didn't do anything particularly worthy of abuse. I
> mean, he's qualified to use the C-word.
>
> Kat
> not in an abusive mood anyway
aaron
has friends visiting from home
rebel girl
On 21 Mar 1997, Trevor May wrote:
> Whoo! You dragging Damaged along too or are you going to get lost in
> different part of the world. Damn. I was almost on topic there!
Yep, but then I intend to scamper off in search of CGTs, heheheh!
> > > come and have some bastard strong coffee when you get here.
> > Will do.
>
> Bastard strong coffee? I love strong coffee! In fact, I love most kinds of
> coffee. Just not the French stuff from Sainsbury's with chicory. That's
> puke. Anyone for a garibaldi?
Woohoo! I like my coffee strong enough to kick the waitress's ass,
preferably with a shot of chambord for good measure.
Damaged
saw a movie with a guy named garibaldi in it the other day...
Trevor May
In article
<Pine.SUN.3.95L.97032...@vanakam.cc.columbia.edu>,
kc...@columbia.edu (rebel girl) wrote:
> > Ah. Hence the distinct lack of Mr. D. in a.f.t-g recently. Do you
> > have a phone line in yr place?
>
> Yeah, but don't tell my parents. It's more of a cashflow problem at the
> moment - as soon as we pay down a credit card or two, he'll be back.
> You can always contact him through me, of course.
Heh. Of course. I know exactly what you mean about the cash thing. I'm
pretty much broke right now, and I haven't even paid the rent yet. Sigh.
> > - Latex rules.
>
> Oh yes it does! Have you ever played with the liquid kind you can paint
> onto people's skin? Much fun, especially while on drugs.
Where do you buy that stuff? You'll have to mail me some! Can you get it
in different colours?
Trev.
- Black latex rules!
Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls
In article <memo.9703242...@mail.netlink.co.uk.webentity.co.uk>,
>> > - Latex rules.
>> Oh yes it does! Have you ever played with the liquid kind you can paint
>> onto people's skin? Much fun, especially while on drugs.
> Where do you buy that stuff? You'll have to mail me some! Can you get it
> in different colours?
I've seen it in most of the sex shops I've been in (not that I'm confessing to
ever having been in any sex shops, much less so many that I can use phrases
like "most of the ones I've been in." I admit nothing.) Seems to be pretty
common in the States, anyway. I've also seen it in some punk and goth-type
stores.
> Trev.
> - Black latex rules!
Yeah. One time I saw a Web site with a guy with a mohawk nearly covered in
black latex (not that I'm confessing to ever having gone to Web sites that
contain latex pictures.) If I can remeber the URL, I'll post it. Great photo.
Matt
listening to Joe Jackson
rebel girl
> > Oh, I wish so much I could just hop a plane to Heathrow right now, but
> > unless someone sends me several hundred dollars in cash, I fear it's not
> > going to happen. Where are you leaving to?
> Castro Valley, California and maybe a little bit of Irvine in the same
> state. Doesn't really compare to london, which explains my hesitancy to
> depart.
Not bad, but yr right, it doesn't really compare to London. Can't you get
a real job in London?
Kat
dreams of a real job in London
Trevor May
In article <1997Mar25...@cobra.uni.edu>, coem...@cobra.uni.edu
> I've seen it in most of the sex shops I've been in (not that I'm
> confessing to
> ever having been in any sex shops, much less so many that I can use
> phrases
> like "most of the ones I've been in." I admit nothing.) Seems to be
> pretty common in the States, anyway. I've also seen it in some punk and
> goth-type stores.
Hmm. Tried asking people in #gothik and the best they could come up with
was "try looking in the back of Fangoria" which I guess I'll have to do.
Trev.
- Does anyone know anywhere in Brighton that sells Fangoria? heh.
rebel girl
> > Yeah, but don't tell my parents. It's more of a cashflow problem at the
> > moment - as soon as we pay down a credit card or two, he'll be back.
> > You can always contact him through me, of course.
>
> Heh. Of course. I know exactly what you mean about the cash thing. I'm
> pretty much broke right now, and I haven't even paid the rent yet. Sigh.
Debt rules!
> > > - Latex rules.
> >
> > Oh yes it does! Have you ever played with the liquid kind you can paint
> > onto people's skin? Much fun, especially while on drugs.
>
> Where do you buy that stuff? You'll have to mail me some! Can you get it
> in different colours?
We got ours at a store called the Leatherman in NYC, although they bought
it from some sex toy person in California. I can send you the Cali
address if you'd like to order yr own, or I can pick you up some once I
get money again. I know it comes in black, clear, red, and, I think, some
other colors.
> Trev.
> - Black latex rules!
Yes, yes it does.
Kat
in the mood to get all fucked up and play with liquid latex
dog
damaged <kc...@columbia.edu> wrt:
> Woohoo! I like my coffee strong enough to kick the waitress's ass,
> preferably with a shot of chambord for good measure.
what about guarana?
> saw a movie with a guy named garibaldi in it the other day...
hopefully it wasn't a two-hour chicago hope flick, that would be seriously
depressing.
dog
| got tv hospital drama blues
Bob Rosenberg
rebel girl (kc...@columbia.edu) wrote:
>Not bad, but yr right, it doesn't really compare to London. Can't you get
>a real job in London?
Real jobs exist. Especially for HTML writers. (hint)
>Kat
>dreams of a real job in London
Bob (praying for a real job in London. hope hope hope hope)
--
Tank Girl (really): http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/b.rosenberg/tg/
Colleen Morgan
Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls (coem...@cobra.uni.edu) wrote:
: In article <memo.9703242...@mail.netlink.co.uk.webentity.co.uk>,
: ent...@webentity.co.uk (Trevor May) writes:
: >> > - Latex rules.
: >> Oh yes it does! Have you ever played with the liquid kind you can paint
: >> onto people's skin? Much fun, especially while on drugs.
: > Where do you buy that stuff? You'll have to mail me some! Can you get it
: > in different colours?
: I've seen it in most of the sex shops I've been in (not that I'm confessing to
: ever having been in any sex shops, much less so many that I can use phrases
: like "most of the ones I've been in." I admit nothing.) Seems to be pretty
: common in the States, anyway. I've also seen it in some punk and goth-type
: stores.
Wow, there's such thing as "punk" and "goth" stores...? I'd like to buy
myself a little punk rock girl to keep my bed warm at night. Do they take
other people's credit cards?
: > Trev.
: > - Black latex rules!
: Yeah. One time I saw a Web site with a guy with a mohawk nearly covered in
: black latex (not that I'm confessing to ever having gone to Web sites that
: contain latex pictures.) If I can remeber the URL, I'll post it. Great photo.
Please try to remember...there's just something about guys with mohawks.
Yummy!
: Matt
: listening to Joe Jackson
I'm sorry.
Minty Jane
listening to the Fastbacks
--
Colleen Morgan
Colleen Morgan (gu...@eskimo.com) wrote:
It didn't get erased! Hoo-ray! But does it live up to its billing? I fear
not.
Minty Jane
vaguely disappointed at the sudden lack of mystery.
: I'm sorry.
: --
--
Colleen Morgan
Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls (coem...@cobra.uni.edu) wrote:
: In article <memo.9703242...@mail.netlink.co.uk.webentity.co.uk>,
: ent...@webentity.co.uk (Trevor May) writes:
: >> > - Latex rules.
: >> Oh yes it does! Have you ever played with the liquid kind you can paint
: >> onto people's skin? Much fun, especially while on drugs.
: > Where do you buy that stuff? You'll have to mail me some! Can you get it
: > in different colours?
: I've seen it in most of the sex shops I've been in (not that I'm confessing to
: ever having been in any sex shops, much less so many that I can use phrases
: like "most of the ones I've been in." I admit nothing.) Seems to be pretty
: common in the States, anyway. I've also seen it in some punk and goth-type
: stores.
: > Trev.
: > - Black latex rules!
: Yeah. One time I saw a Web site with a guy with a mohawk nearly covered in
: black latex (not that I'm confessing to ever having gone to Web sites that
: contain latex pictures.) If I can remeber the URL, I'll post it. Great photo.
: Matt
: listening to Joe Jackson
I posted a note that was witty and cute and informative in response to
this posting. However, it got lost when my fucking server went jinky.
While I do not have the effort to re-create this posting, I just wanted
you all to be aware that such a thing DID exist.
Minty Jnae
disgruntled.
--
negative creep
On Mon, 17 Mar 1997, rebel girl wrote:
> > > > I wish I lived in the SF area...Indiana SUCKS!!!
> > >
> > > Yes, yes it does. Where in Indiana do you live, though? I might be able
> > > to point you at some cool people...
> > >
> > > Kat
> > > knows a ton of Indy people for some strange reason
> >
> > Greentown. Yes, a place called Greentown exists. It's a suburb of
> > Kokomo. Yawn.
>
> Why they named a crap town in a crap practically landlocked state after a
> tropical island is beyond me. How far are you from Richmond? That's
> where all the cool people I know are. Yeah, they're Earlham students.
> Forgive 'em.
>
> Kat
> doesn't have much good to say about the midwest.
I liked Muncie, Indiana. I met my husband at a Thespian Convention at
Ball State University. It was a cute little college town. Of course give
me a liquor store, a some grass, a stereo and a lawn chair and I'm cool
anywhere. I grew up in Missouri.
Jill
I don't care where I party.
negative creep
On Tue, 25 Mar 1997, rebel girl wrote:
> > > Oh, I wish so much I could just hop a plane to Heathrow right now, but
> > > unless someone sends me several hundred dollars in cash, I fear it's not
> > > going to happen. Where are you leaving to?
> > Castro Valley, California and maybe a little bit of Irvine in the same
> > state. Doesn't really compare to london, which explains my hesitancy to
> > depart.
Castro Valley isn't all that bad....it's just small and slow...I live
right down the street from CV. What are you going there for? I live in
Hayward.
> Not bad, but yr right, it doesn't really compare to London. Can't you get
> a real job in London?
>
> Kat
> dreams of a real job in London
What's the job market like in London, anyway? As long as there are
computers around my husband can get a job...and as soon as I finally
graduate (in, check this out kids, 3.5 years) I'll be able to work
anywhere ASL is used. Which is America. As far as I know English people
use a different form of sign. Anyway, I'm going to be 28 when I finally
graduate. Jesus strike me down this college thing takes forever when you
switch majors three times and take two years off to put your husband
through school.....
I'm babbling.
Jill
babble babble
dog
rebel girl <kc...@columbia.edu> wrt:
> it doesn't really compare to London.
more scenery, probably.
> Kat
> dreams of a real job in London
dog
| got a real job in london
Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls
In article <E7o7K...@eskimo.com>, gu...@eskimo.com (Colleen Morgan) writes:
> Wow, there's such thing as "punk" and "goth" stores...? I'd like to buy
> myself a little punk rock girl to keep my bed warm at night. Do they take
> other people's credit cards?
Yeah...I wish it were that easy.
> Please try to remember...there's just something about guys with mohawks.
> Yummy!
You said it!
> : Matt
> : listening to Joe Jackson
> I'm sorry.
Heeeey.
Matt
sitting in a nearly empty computer lab
William M. Stiteler
Colleen Morgan (gu...@eskimo.com) wrote:
: Colleen Morgan (gu...@eskimo.com) wrote:
: It didn't get erased! Hoo-ray! But does it live up to its billing? I fear
: not.
: Minty Jane
: vaguely disappointed at the sudden lack of mystery.
Well, let's see. I'd say it was cute enough, and moderately witty, but
somewhat light on the informative side. Not bad, but you can do better.
-Bill
trying to get the level of quality we all know Minty Jane is
capable of
: : Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls (coem...@cobra.uni.edu) wrote:
: : : I've seen it in most of the sex shops I've been in (not that I'm confessing to
: : : ever having been in any sex shops, much less so many that I can use phrases
: : : like "most of the ones I've been in." I admit nothing.) Seems to be pretty
: : : common in the States, anyway. I've also seen it in some punk and goth-type
: : : stores.
: : Wow, there's such thing as "punk" and "goth" stores...? I'd like to buy
: : myself a little punk rock girl to keep my bed warm at night. Do they take
: : other people's credit cards?
: : : > Trev.
: : : > - Black latex rules!
: : : Yeah. One time I saw a Web site with a guy with a mohawk nearly covered in
: : : black latex (not that I'm confessing to ever having gone to Web sites that
: : : contain latex pictures.) If I can remeber the URL, I'll post it. Great photo.
: : Please try to remember...there's just something about guys with mohawks.
: : Yummy!
: : : Matt
: : : listening to Joe Jackson
: : I'm sorry.
: : Minty Jane
Matt Coe--The Shogun of Cedar Falls
In article <E7o7s...@eskimo.com>, gu...@eskimo.com (Colleen Morgan) writes:
> I posted a note that was witty and cute and informative in response to
> this posting. However, it got lost when my fucking server went jinky.
> While I do not have the effort to re-create this posting, I just wanted
> you all to be aware that such a thing DID exist.
{Insert witty and cute and informative reply to Minty's Remark here}
> Minty Jnae
> disgruntled.
Matt
whose news server is acting perfectly normal--perhaps TOO normal