Not a second of this matter (ot)

[David Morris]

Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
really change anything?

[The Axe]

> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> really change anything?

Hard question, maybe maybe not. If you see in "play it forward" you`ll
see that it is possible
--
The Axe

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:32:46 +0100, and after having anal sex
with a rabit, "The Axe" <hoy...@frisurf.no> decided to write :

Play it forward?
What be that then?

[The Axe]

> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> >> really change anything?
> >
> >Hard question, maybe maybe not. If you see in "play it forward" you`ll
> >see that it is possible
>
> Play it forward?
> What be that then?

Its a movie with the boy from the sixth sense, who has a
school assigment where he is supposed to come up with
a way to make the world better, heres the catch.
You do a good deed to three persons, they do the same
thing on three other persons...etc...etc...
The boy dies in the end
Hellen Hunt and Kevin Spacey has also the main roles.
Jon Bon Jovi is also there.
--
The Axe

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 20:07:56 +0100, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, "The Axe" <hoy...@frisurf.no> decided to write :

>> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the

Hmm, but how can you be sure the thre people you do it to will also do
a good deed?

[The Axe]

> >> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> >> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> >> >> really change anything?
> >> >
> >> >Hard question, maybe maybe not. If you see in "play it forward" you`ll
> >> >see that it is possible
> >>
> >> Play it forward?
> >> What be that then?
> >
> >Its a movie with the boy from the sixth sense, who has a
> >school assigment where he is supposed to come up with
> >a way to make the world better, heres the catch.
> >You do a good deed to three persons, they do the same
> >thing on three other persons...etc...etc...
> >The boy dies in the end
> >Hellen Hunt and Kevin Spacey has also the main roles.
> >Jon Bon Jovi is also there.
>
> Hmm, but how can you be sure the thre people you do it to will also do
> a good deed?
>

Thats A good question.
--
The Axe

[Luke]

David Morris gurgled through grog:

>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>really change anything?

Depends on how big the universe is and if it's here for a reason.

--
Luke, the.
www.lukovich.co.uk
ICQ: 86922225

[Luke]

David Morris gurgled through grog:

>>Its a movie with the boy from the sixth sense, who has a

>>school assigment where he is supposed to come up with
>>a way to make the world better, heres the catch.
>>You do a good deed to three persons, they do the same
>>thing on three other persons...etc...etc...
>>The boy dies in the end
>>Hellen Hunt and Kevin Spacey has also the main roles.
>>Jon Bon Jovi is also there.
>
>Hmm, but how can you be sure the thre people you do it to will also do
>a good deed?

If they don't, you kill them.

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 20:22:44 +0100, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, "The Axe" <hoy...@frisurf.no> decided to write :

>> >> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the

Maybe stalking would do the trick?

[The Axe]

> >> >> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to
the
> >> >> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> >> >> >> really change anything?
> >> >> >
> >> >> >Hard question, maybe maybe not. If you see in "play it forward"
you`ll
> >> >> >see that it is possible
> >> >>
> >> >> Play it forward?
> >> >> What be that then?
> >> >
> >> >Its a movie with the boy from the sixth sense, who has a
> >> >school assigment where he is supposed to come up with
> >> >a way to make the world better, heres the catch.
> >> >You do a good deed to three persons, they do the same
> >> >thing on three other persons...etc...etc...
> >> >The boy dies in the end
> >> >Hellen Hunt and Kevin Spacey has also the main roles.
> >> >Jon Bon Jovi is also there.
> >>
> >> Hmm, but how can you be sure the thre people you do it to will also do
> >> a good deed?
> >>
> >Thats A good question.
>
> Maybe stalking would do the trick?

Stalk three people? is that possible.....
--
The Axe

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 02 Dec 2001 19:24:08 +0000, and after having anal sex
with a rabit, Luke <tra...@yahoo.co.uk> decided to write :

>David Morris gurgled through grog:
>
>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>>really change anything?
>
>Depends on how big the universe is and if it's here for a reason.

Lets say the universe is infinite.
Is there a reason for the universe?

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 02 Dec 2001 19:25:20 +0000, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, Luke <tra...@yahoo.co.uk> decided to write :

>David Morris gurgled through grog:

Sometimes murder is the only option

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 20:31:37 +0100, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, "The Axe" <hoy...@frisurf.no> decided to write :

>> >> >> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to

Maybe if we recruited two other people to stalk them all at the same
time....

[The Arctic Moose]

Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
me in a vision...

> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> really change anything?
>

the scheme of the universe is based upon the actions of everything
within it

--
The Arctic Moose

"Any lawyer who says there's no
such thing as rape should be
hauled out to a public place by
three large perverts and buggered
at high noon, with all his clients watching"

- Hunter S Thompson

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:37:16 -0000, and after having anal sex
with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
decided to write :

>Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
>me in a vision...
>> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>> really change anything?
>>
>
>the scheme of the universe is based upon the actions of everything
>within it

So if I move my left little toe, the unvierse will change?

[Luke]

David Morris gurgled through grog:

>>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>>>really change anything?
>>
>>Depends on how big the universe is and if it's here for a reason.
>
>Lets say the universe is infinite.

In that case, one single person's actions must change everything at
some point, because, logically, in an infinite universe, everything
must happen.

>Is there a reason for the universe?

I have no idea. It's also important how you define "changing
anything". Everybody can change something. It just might be a very
small something. And it might lead to something else which is very
important, there's no way to tell.

[The Axe]

> >>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> >>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> >>>really change anything?
> >>
> >>Depends on how big the universe is and if it's here for a reason.
> >
> >Lets say the universe is infinite.
>
> In that case, one single person's actions must change everything at
> some point, because, logically, in an infinite universe, everything
> must happen.
>

I will say two words. Bin Laden, he convienced his people to fly
into WTC. And now he has changed every person opinion of him
in the world
--
The Axe

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 02 Dec 2001 19:46:35 +0000, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, Luke <tra...@yahoo.co.uk> decided to write :

>David Morris gurgled through grog:

>
>>>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>>>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>>>>really change anything?
>>>
>>>Depends on how big the universe is and if it's here for a reason.
>>
>>Lets say the universe is infinite.
>
>In that case, one single person's actions must change everything at
>some point, because, logically, in an infinite universe, everything
>must happen.

A very true point. With infinite size comes infinite possibilitys. BUt
the universe is not of an infinite time. It will end. Does this change
things?

>>Is there a reason for the universe?
>
>I have no idea. It's also important how you define "changing
>anything". Everybody can change something. It just might be a very
>small something. And it might lead to something else which is very
>important, there's no way to tell.

Im a philosopher, and not a good one, I find it hard to define what I
mean.
In comparison to the whole unvierse, can we change anything, you know,
IMportant?
Anything that in the whole scheme of things, will actually make a
difference?

[The Axe]

> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
> >me in a vision...
> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> >> really change anything?
> >>
> >
> >the scheme of the universe is based upon the actions of everything
> >within it
>
> So if I move my left little toe, the unvierse will change?

Maybe, because you might crush and bumble bee then a whole swarm
will come after you, and then who knowes.
--
The Axe

[The Arctic Moose]

Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
me in a vision...
> It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:37:16 -0000, and after having anal sex
> with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
> decided to write :
>
> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
> >me in a vision...
> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> >> really change anything?
> >>
> >
> >the scheme of the universe is based upon the actions of everything
> >within it
>
> So if I move my left little toe, the unvierse will change?
>

no, however your toe moving is part of the scheme of the universe, the
universe isn't on a mission which can be affected by tiny movements

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:52:15 -0000, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
decided to write :

>Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
>me in a vision...
>> It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:37:16 -0000, and after having anal sex
>> with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
>> decided to write :
>>
>> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
>> >me in a vision...
>> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>> >> really change anything?
>> >>
>> >
>> >the scheme of the universe is based upon the actions of everything
>> >within it
>>
>> So if I move my left little toe, the unvierse will change?
>>
>
>no, however your toe moving is part of the scheme of the universe, the
>universe isn't on a mission which can be affected by tiny movements

SO what can I do that will affect the universe?

[The Arctic Moose]

Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
me in a vision...
> It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:52:15 -0000, and after having anal sex
> with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
> decided to write :
>
> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
> >me in a vision...
> >> It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:37:16 -0000, and after having anal sex
> >> with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
> >> decided to write :
> >>
> >> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
> >> >me in a vision...
> >> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> >> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> >> >> really change anything?
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >the scheme of the universe is based upon the actions of everything
> >> >within it
> >>
> >> So if I move my left little toe, the unvierse will change?
> >>
> >
> >no, however your toe moving is part of the scheme of the universe, the
> >universe isn't on a mission which can be affected by tiny movements
>
> SO what can I do that will affect the universe?
>

everything affects it.

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:56:07 -0000, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
decided to write :

>Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
>me in a vision...
>> It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:52:15 -0000, and after having anal sex
>> with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
>> decided to write :
>>
>> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
>> >me in a vision...
>> >> It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:37:16 -0000, and after having anal sex
>> >> with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
>> >> decided to write :
>> >>
>> >> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
>> >> >me in a vision...
>> >> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>> >> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>> >> >> really change anything?
>> >> >>
>> >> >
>> >> >the scheme of the universe is based upon the actions of everything
>> >> >within it
>> >>
>> >> So if I move my left little toe, the unvierse will change?
>> >>
>> >
>> >no, however your toe moving is part of the scheme of the universe, the
>> >universe isn't on a mission which can be affected by tiny movements
>>
>> SO what can I do that will affect the universe?
>>
>
>everything affects it.

But if it affects it doesnt that mean it changes it?
So my litle toe movements will change the universe

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 20:57:11 +0100, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, "The Axe" <hoy...@frisurf.no> decided to write :

>> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to

What if It just like, wriggle it about.
With nothing under me

[The Arctic Moose]

Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
me in a vision...

> >> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to

> >> >me in a vision...
> >> >> It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:37:16 -0000, and after having anal sex
> >> >> with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
> >> >> decided to write :
> >> >>
> >> >> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
> >> >> >me in a vision...
> >> >> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> >> >> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> >> >> >> really change anything?
> >> >> >>
> >> >> >
> >> >> >the scheme of the universe is based upon the actions of everything
> >> >> >within it
> >> >>
> >> >> So if I move my left little toe, the unvierse will change?
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >no, however your toe moving is part of the scheme of the universe, the
> >> >universe isn't on a mission which can be affected by tiny movements
> >>
> >> SO what can I do that will affect the universe?
> >>
> >
> >everything affects it.
>
> But if it affects it doesnt that mean it changes it?
> So my litle toe movements will change the universe
>

it doesn't neccessarily mean a noticable change, and it doesn't mean the
change will be instantaneous

[Kasper]

On Sun, 2 Dec 2001 20:07:56 +0100, "The Axe" <hoy...@frisurf.no>
wrote:

>> Play it forward?
>> What be that then?
>Its a movie with the boy from the sixth sense, who has a
>school assigment where he is supposed to come up with
>a way to make the world better, heres the catch.
>You do a good deed to three persons, they do the same
>thing on three other persons...etc...etc...
>The boy dies in the end

Way to ruin a movie plot.

--
Kasper

Insulter of Poles
Revealer of secrets
Owner of imaginary blondes

ICQ#: 1845018

Secret webcam: http://kazpah.subnet.dk/webcam.html (shh!)

Current favourite track:

Infinite Mass feat Roger Daltrey - Bullet

[Kasper]

On Sun, 02 Dec 2001 18:24:26 +0000, David Morris
<d-mo...@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>really change anything?

That depends on whether you mean the universe in all its size, or you
mean a specific person's universe, ie. the universe from his/her point
of view. I believe it's all subjective....which the word "meaning" in
"meaningless" would imply.

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 02 Dec 2001 21:25:52 +0100, and after having anal sex
with a rabit, Kasper <nos...@for.me> decided to write :

>On Sun, 02 Dec 2001 18:24:26 +0000, David Morris
><d-mo...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>
>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>>really change anything?
>
>That depends on whether you mean the universe in all its size, or you
>mean a specific person's universe, ie. the universe from his/her point
>of view. I believe it's all subjective....which the word "meaning" in
>"meaningless" would imply.

What I mean is like....
Hmm...
hard to explain.
To us. A single ants actions mean nothing do they?
Well to the entire enfinite of the universe, do a single person
actions mean anyhting?

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 20:02:06 -0000, and after having anal sex

But there will be a change?

[The Arctic Moose]

it depends on your perception of it

[Atob]

Oh, The Axe blurted out...

>> >>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>> >>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>> >>>really change anything?
>> >>
>> >>Depends on how big the universe is and if it's here for a reason.
>> >
>> >Lets say the universe is infinite.
>>
>> In that case, one single person's actions must change everything at
>> some point, because, logically, in an infinite universe, everything
>> must happen.
>>
>I will say two words. Bin Laden, he convienced his people to fly
>into WTC.

Didn't.

> And now he has changed every person opinion of him
> in the world

Hasn't.

--
Atob
http://www.atob.cjb.net
Wanted: Quote. Dead or a live. But preferably alive. Or dead.

[Atob]

Oh, David Morris blurted out...

>>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>>>really change anything?
>>
>>That depends on whether you mean the universe in all its size, or you
>>mean a specific person's universe, ie. the universe from his/her point
>>of view. I believe it's all subjective....which the word "meaning" in
>>"meaningless" would imply.
>
>What I mean is like....
>Hmm...
>hard to explain.
>To us. A single ants actions mean nothing do they?
>Well to the entire enfinite of the universe, do a single person
>actions mean anyhting?

Oh, you don't Watch the Ants. No wonder.

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 21:00:59 -0000, and after having anal sex

Give me a yes or no answer bitch

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 02 Dec 2001 21:12:25 GMT, and after having anal sex
with a rabit, NaO.S...@YnOtUlRwEoTrAlRdT.ScOoKm (Atob) decided to
write :

>Oh, David Morris blurted out...
>
>>>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>>>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>>>>really change anything?
>>>
>>>That depends on whether you mean the universe in all its size, or you
>>>mean a specific person's universe, ie. the universe from his/her point
>>>of view. I believe it's all subjective....which the word "meaning" in
>>>"meaningless" would imply.
>>
>>What I mean is like....
>>Hmm...
>>hard to explain.
>>To us. A single ants actions mean nothing do they?
>>Well to the entire enfinite of the universe, do a single person
>>actions mean anyhting?
>
>Oh, you don't Watch the Ants. No wonder.

Do they do _things_ ?

[The Axe]

> >Oh, David Morris blurted out...
> >
> >>>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> >>>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> >>>>really change anything?
> >>>
> >>>That depends on whether you mean the universe in all its size, or you
> >>>mean a specific person's universe, ie. the universe from his/her point
> >>>of view. I believe it's all subjective....which the word "meaning" in
> >>>"meaningless" would imply.
> >>
> >>What I mean is like....
> >>Hmm...
> >>hard to explain.
> >>To us. A single ants actions mean nothing do they?
> >>Well to the entire enfinite of the universe, do a single person
> >>actions mean anyhting?
> >
> >Oh, you don't Watch the Ants. No wonder.
>
> Do they do _things_ ?

Yeah, the ants. pick up pine needles, and if you have lost a little ring,
snow globe, your ticket to the world of oddities the ants will make it
possible for you to see it, then you will be happy, then you affect the
people around, then the world would be an world without politicans.
--
The Axe

[Atob]

Oh, David Morris blurted out...

>>>>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>>>>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>>>>>really change anything?
>>>>
>>>>That depends on whether you mean the universe in all its size, or you
>>>>mean a specific person's universe, ie. the universe from his/her point
>>>>of view. I believe it's all subjective....which the word "meaning" in
>>>>"meaningless" would imply.
>>>
>>>What I mean is like....
>>>Hmm...
>>>hard to explain.
>>>To us. A single ants actions mean nothing do they?
>>>Well to the entire enfinite of the universe, do a single person
>>>actions mean anyhting?
>>
>>Oh, you don't Watch the Ants. No wonder.
>
>Do they do _things_ ?

They change the world.

[blondestranger]

The Axe was a thingy when saying:

>> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>> >> really change anything?
>> >

>> >Hard question, maybe maybe not. If you see in "play it forward" you`ll
>> >see that it is possible
>>

>> Play it forward?
>> What be that then?
>Its a movie with the boy from the sixth sense, who has a
>school assigment where he is supposed to come up with
>a way to make the world better, heres the catch.
>You do a good deed to three persons, they do the same
>thing on three other persons...etc...etc...
>The boy dies in the end

>Hellen Hunt and Kevin Spacey has also the main roles.
>Jon Bon Jovi is also there.

oh, i hate you now, you ruiner of movies i've not seen yet.
--
¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,Blondestranger,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤
über-funkmistress of small furry animals
www.aglami.com/blondestranger
fear the towel!!
"well I rarely dress up as a girl and sing show tunes."--rasher

[Michael Ball]

David Morris <d-mo...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:<rf4l0uoj05aj4adkr...@4ax.com>...

> >> >> SO what can I do that will affect the universe?
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >everything affects it.
> >>
> >> But if it affects it doesnt that mean it changes it?
> >> So my litle toe movements will change the universe
> >>
> >
> >it doesn't neccessarily mean a noticable change, and it doesn't mean the
> >change will be instantaneous
>
> But there will be a change?

If you believe in Chaos Theory.

--

Michael Ball

The Aglami Vigilante: Caught Once Again

Read the War Journal:

http://vigilante.mybravenet.com

[The Axe]

blondestranger <hotmon...@yahoo.com> skrev i
meldingsnyheter:jhtl0ugmoqitn96t6...@4ax.com...

> The Axe was a thingy when saying:
>
> >> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
> >> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
> >> >> really change anything?
> >> >
> >> >Hard question, maybe maybe not. If you see in "play it forward" you`ll
> >> >see that it is possible
> >>
> >> Play it forward?
> >> What be that then?
> >Its a movie with the boy from the sixth sense, who has a
> >school assigment where he is supposed to come up with
> >a way to make the world better, heres the catch.
> >You do a good deed to three persons, they do the same
> >thing on three other persons...etc...etc...
> >The boy dies in the end
> >Hellen Hunt and Kevin Spacey has also the main roles.
> >Jon Bon Jovi is also there.
>
> oh, i hate you now, you ruiner of movies i've not seen yet.

Thats my job, but im sorry blonde I thought everyone had seen it...
i didnt mean it
--
The Axe

[blondestranger]

The Axe was a thingy when saying:

>> oh, i hate you now, you ruiner of movies i've not seen yet.

>
>Thats my job, but im sorry blonde I thought everyone had seen it...
>i didnt mean it

every movie that kid has been in has been ruined for me by someone
ahead of time. i don't know if that's significant or not, but i'm
willing to bet it's a conspiracy of some sort.

--
¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,Blondestranger,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤
über-funkmistress of small furry animals
www.aglami.com/blondestranger
fear the towel!!

'good judgement comes from experience, and experience--
well, that comes from poor judgement.'

[The Arctic Moose]

Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
me in a vision...

> >it depends on your perception of it
>
> Give me a yes or no answer bitch
>

it's not the kind of question that can be answerred simply with a
grossly over simplified statement such as "yes" or "no"

[Kasper]

On Mon, 03 Dec 2001 06:47:15 -0800, blondestranger
<hotmon...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>>Thats my job, but im sorry blonde I thought everyone had seen it...
>>i didnt mean it
>
>every movie that kid has been in has been ruined for me by someone
>ahead of time. i don't know if that's significant or not, but i'm
>willing to bet it's a conspiracy of some sort.

That kid dies a lot, doesn't he? He dies in Star Wars too.

[Kasper]

On Sun, 02 Dec 2001 20:37:38 +0000, David Morris
<d-mo...@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>What I mean is like....
>Hmm...
>hard to explain.
>To us. A single ants actions mean nothing do they?
>Well to the entire enfinite of the universe, do a single person
>actions mean anyhting?

Again, it's subjective. The universe doesn't have an opinion of what's
meaningful and what isn't, so you can't really say "does it mean
anything?" without stating to WHOM it would mean something to.

[Jon]

On Sun, 02 Dec 2001 18:24:26 +0000, a puzzle monkey named David Morris
<d-mo...@ntlworld.com> ate a rancid cheeseburger from
Mac-alt.games.lucas-arts.monkey-island and vomited with a noise that
went like:

>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>really change anything?

Yes. Give me power over the world's nuclear silos and I'll *show* you
what one person can do >)

--
Jon - Teen Angel
j...@fullcircuit.co.uk

[Jon]

On Sun, 02 Dec 2001 19:33:33 +0000, a puzzle monkey named David Morris

<d-mo...@ntlworld.com> ate a rancid cheeseburger from
Mac-alt.games.lucas-arts.monkey-island and vomited with a noise that
went like:

>It was the Sun, 02 Dec 2001 19:24:08 +0000, and after having anal sex
>with a rabit, Luke <tra...@yahoo.co.uk> decided to write :
>
>>David Morris gurgled through grog:

>>
>>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>>>really change anything?
>>

>>Depends on how big the universe is and if it's here for a reason.
>
>Lets say the universe is infinite.

>Is there a reason for the universe?

Yes, there is. It's purpose is the same as ours. To exist for the span
of it's life.

[Jon]

On Sun, 02 Dec 2001 20:00:20 +0000, a puzzle monkey named David Morris

<d-mo...@ntlworld.com> ate a rancid cheeseburger from
Mac-alt.games.lucas-arts.monkey-island and vomited with a noise that
went like:

>It was the Sun, 2 Dec 2001 19:52:15 -0000, and after having anal sex

>with a rabit, The Arctic Moose <thenospama...@aglami.com>
>decided to write :

Rabbit has two b's.

>>> >Whilst i was grazing on the tundra of the arctic, David Morris said to
>>> >me in a vision...
>>> >> Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>>> >> grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>>> >> really change anything?
>>> >>
>>> >
>>> >the scheme of the universe is based upon the actions of everything
>>> >within it
>>>
>>> So if I move my left little toe, the unvierse will change?
>>>
>>
>>no, however your toe moving is part of the scheme of the universe, the
>>universe isn't on a mission which can be affected by tiny movements
>
>SO what can I do that will affect the universe?

Blow it up. Duuh.

[Jon]

[Pixel #~)]

Earlier Michael Ball muttered:

>> >> >> SO what can I do that will affect the universe?
>> >> >
>> >> >everything affects it.
>> >>
>> >> But if it affects it doesnt that mean it changes it?
>> >> So my litle toe movements will change the universe
>> >
>> >it doesn't neccessarily mean a noticable change, and it doesn't mean the
>> >change will be instantaneous
>>
>> But there will be a change?
>
>If you believe in Chaos Theory.

You always affect the universe, wether you do something or do nothing
(doing nothing is not actually possible I think), because you are the
universe. Part of it anyway.
Chaos Theory doesn't have anything to do with change I think...

--
pixel
www.aglami.com/pixel
jwerf at phil dot uu dot nl
icq: 58550811
www.aglami.com

'Hah, women aren't evil, they're women.
It's like saying a shark is evil
for tearing off your flesh and
mutilating you horribly.' - Luke

[Jon]

On Mon, 03 Dec 2001 16:56:08 +0000, a puzzle monkey named Jon
<j...@fullcircuit.co.uk> ate a rancid cheeseburger from

Mac-alt.games.lucas-arts.monkey-island and vomited with a noise that
went like:

>>SO what can I do that will affect the universe?
>
>Blow it up. Duuh.

Aaah! I'm seeing double!

Four posts! :os

[David Morris]

It was the Sun, 02 Dec 2001 22:14:53 GMT, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, NaO.S...@YnOtUlRwEoTrAlRdT.ScOoKm (Atob) decided to
write :

>Oh, David Morris blurted out...

>
>>>>>>Our lives are meaningless. They dont mean anything. Compared to the
>>>>>>grand shceme of the whole universe, can a single persons actions
>>>>>>really change anything?
>>>>>
>>>>>That depends on whether you mean the universe in all its size, or you
>>>>>mean a specific person's universe, ie. the universe from his/her point
>>>>>of view. I believe it's all subjective....which the word "meaning" in
>>>>>"meaningless" would imply.
>>>>
>>>>What I mean is like....
>>>>Hmm...
>>>>hard to explain.
>>>>To us. A single ants actions mean nothing do they?
>>>>Well to the entire enfinite of the universe, do a single person
>>>>actions mean anyhting?
>>>
>>>Oh, you don't Watch the Ants. No wonder.
>>
>>Do they do _things_ ?
>
>They change the world.

How does an individual ants actions change the world?
In a way thats noticable by humans

[Luke]

David Morris gurgled through grog:

>>>Lets say the universe is infinite.
>>

>>In that case, one single person's actions must change everything at
>>some point, because, logically, in an infinite universe, everything
>>must happen.
>

>A very true point. With infinite size comes infinite possibilitys. BUt
>the universe is not of an infinite time. It will end. Does this change
>things?

I'd like to know your theory of how the universe came into existence
and will cease to exist. How does something spatially infinite stop
existing, since there is no end to its size? To be honest, I think an
infinite universe is logically impossible. If everything must happen
at some point, surely at some point one person must, acting alone,
cause everything to cease to exist. But, at some point, another,
different person must also do the same, acting alone. These two are
mutually exclusive in one universe.

>>>Is there a reason for the universe?
>>

>>I have no idea. It's also important how you define "changing
>>anything". Everybody can change something. It just might be a very
>>small something. And it might lead to something else which is very
>>important, there's no way to tell.
>
>Im a philosopher, and not a good one, I find it hard to define what I
>mean.
>In comparison to the whole unvierse, can we change anything, you know,
>IMportant?
>Anything that in the whole scheme of things, will actually make a
>difference?

As Kasper said, you need to define who it makes a difference to.
Unless you assume that the universe is a sentient being who is
influenced by our actions, there's no real way to gauge the extent of
our effects upon it without defining a group who will judge the
"importance" of an action.

Either way, even if we were to take a watered-down view like "Is a
single action important to the human race?", it's impossible to tell
whether or not it is because there's no way of telling what the world
would be like had that action *not* taken place. I can't see what the
effect would be on the world if, say, I drowned a spider in the
bathtub as opposed to helping it escape, because there are so many
other aspects tied up in it. What will the spider do if it lives? What
would I have done if I hadn't spent my time letting it go? What effect
might running the water into the bath to kill it have? There's no
person or computer powerful enough to predict likely effects of these
actions, since they would have to have complete knowledge of every
single thing in the universe, and so the question you're asking is not
only one we can't conclusively answer, but one we can't even begin to
hypothesise reliably about.

--
Luke, the.
www.lukovich.co.uk
ICQ: 86922225

[Luke]

David Morris gurgled through grog:

>>>Do they do _things_ ?

>>
>>They change the world.
>
>How does an individual ants actions change the world?
>In a way thats noticable by humans

Does something need to be noticeable by humans in order to be
important? I thought you were talking about the effect on the grand
scheme of things, not about the things that we happen to notice.

[blondestranger]

Luke was a thingy when saying:

i like eggs.

--
¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,Blondestranger,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤
über-funkmistress of small furry animals
www.aglami.com/blondestranger
fear the towel!!

APATHY ERROR:
don't bother striking any key

[David Morris]

It was the Tue, 04 Dec 2001 01:38:03 +0000, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, Luke <tra...@yahoo.co.uk> decided to write :

>David Morris gurgled through grog:

>
>>>>Lets say the universe is infinite.
>>>
>>>In that case, one single person's actions must change everything at
>>>some point, because, logically, in an infinite universe, everything
>>>must happen.
>>
>>A very true point. With infinite size comes infinite possibilitys. BUt
>>the universe is not of an infinite time. It will end. Does this change
>>things?
>
>I'd like to know your theory of how the universe came into existence
>and will cease to exist. How does something spatially infinite stop

>existing, since there is no end to its size.To be honest, I think an

>infinite universe is logically impossible. If everything must happen
>at some point, surely at some point one person must, acting alone,
>cause everything to cease to exist. But, at some point, another,
>different person must also do the same, acting alone. These two are
>mutually exclusive in one universe.

The universe is infinite because it is expanding every day. My theory
is that it will end with the "big crush" with all the black holes that
suck all matter into themselves. Once all matter in the universe is
contianed in one black hole, there will be an implosion, and somehow
or another, thats gonna be the next big bang for the next universe.
My theory. It has flaws.

Maybe we should'nt try then.
I was only really trying to start conversation because I was bored.

[David Morris]

It was the Tue, 04 Dec 2001 01:38:23 +0000, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, Luke <tra...@yahoo.co.uk> decided to write :

>David Morris gurgled through grog:

>
>>>>Do they do _things_ ?
>>>
>>>They change the world.
>>
>>How does an individual ants actions change the world?
>>In a way thats noticable by humans
>
>Does something need to be noticeable by humans in order to be
>important? I thought you were talking about the effect on the grand
>scheme of things, not about the things that we happen to notice.

But currently as you said theres no way we can ever understand the
grand scheme of things, so like, focus on human's eh?

[Atob]

Oh, David Morris blurted out...

>>>>>Lets say the universe is infinite.

>>>>
>>>>In that case, one single person's actions must change everything at
>>>>some point, because, logically, in an infinite universe, everything
>>>>must happen.
>>>
>>>A very true point. With infinite size comes infinite possibilitys. BUt
>>>the universe is not of an infinite time. It will end. Does this change
>>>things?
>>
>>I'd like to know your theory of how the universe came into existence
>>and will cease to exist. How does something spatially infinite stop
>>existing, since there is no end to its size.To be honest, I think an
>>infinite universe is logically impossible. If everything must happen
>>at some point, surely at some point one person must, acting alone,
>>cause everything to cease to exist. But, at some point, another,
>>different person must also do the same, acting alone. These two are
>>mutually exclusive in one universe.
>
>The universe is infinite because it is expanding every day. My theory
>is that it will end with the "big crush" with all the black holes that
>suck all matter into themselves. Once all matter in the universe is
>contianed in one black hole, there will be an implosion, and somehow
>or another, thats gonna be the next big bang for the next universe.
>My theory. It has flaws.

Well, an expanding Universe cannot, logically, be infinite. It'll involve more
wombles, too.

Oh, that sounds like something Hitler would do.

[Luke]

David Morris gurgled through grog:

>>I'd like to know your theory of how the universe came into existence

>>and will cease to exist. How does something spatially infinite stop
>>existing, since there is no end to its size.To be honest, I think an
>>infinite universe is logically impossible. If everything must happen
>>at some point, surely at some point one person must, acting alone,
>>cause everything to cease to exist. But, at some point, another,
>>different person must also do the same, acting alone. These two are
>>mutually exclusive in one universe.
>
>The universe is infinite because it is expanding every day. My theory
>is that it will end with the "big crush" with all the black holes that
>suck all matter into themselves. Once all matter in the universe is
>contianed in one black hole, there will be an implosion, and somehow
>or another, thats gonna be the next big bang for the next universe.
>My theory. It has flaws.

Well... if the universe is expanding every day, it's not infinite. In order for
the universe to be infinite, there would have to be no end to it, and if there
was no end to it, it'd be impossible for it to expand.

<snip something about a spider, what the hell was I thinking?>

>>There's no
>>person or computer powerful enough to predict likely effects of these
>>actions, since they would have to have complete knowledge of every
>>single thing in the universe, and so the question you're asking is not
>>only one we can't conclusively answer, but one we can't even begin to
>>hypothesise reliably about.
>
>Maybe we should'nt try then.
>I was only really trying to start conversation because I was bored.

It seems to have worked. Evil Morris.

--
Luke, the.
http://www.lukovich.co.uk
ICQ: 86922225
# Is this schizoid paranoia, or just existential blues? #

[Luke]

Atob gurgled through grog:

>>Maybe we should'nt try then.
>>I was only really trying to start conversation because I was bored.
>
>Oh, that sounds like something Hitler would do.

But alt.religion.christian was founded with Christian ideals, therefore the
problems of all newsgroups are the fault of the Bible.

[Luke]

blondestranger gurgled through grog:

>>Either way, even if we were to take a watered-down view like "Is a
>>single action important to the human race?", it's impossible to tell
>>whether or not it is because there's no way of telling what the world
>>would be like had that action *not* taken place. I can't see what the
>>effect would be on the world if, say, I drowned a spider in the
>>bathtub as opposed to helping it escape, because there are so many
>>other aspects tied up in it. What will the spider do if it lives? What
>>would I have done if I hadn't spent my time letting it go? What effect
>>might running the water into the bath to kill it have? There's no
>>person or computer powerful enough to predict likely effects of these
>>actions, since they would have to have complete knowledge of every
>>single thing in the universe, and so the question you're asking is not
>>only one we can't conclusively answer, but one we can't even begin to
>>hypothesise reliably about.
>
>i like eggs.

You're not allowed to join in, you're just a girl.

[blondestranger]

Luke was a thingy when saying:

>>>Either way, even if we were to take a watered-down view like "Is a

>>>single action important to the human race?", it's impossible to tell
>>>whether or not it is because there's no way of telling what the world
>>>would be like had that action *not* taken place. I can't see what the
>>>effect would be on the world if, say, I drowned a spider in the
>>>bathtub as opposed to helping it escape, because there are so many
>>>other aspects tied up in it. What will the spider do if it lives? What
>>>would I have done if I hadn't spent my time letting it go? What effect
>>>might running the water into the bath to kill it have? There's no
>>>person or computer powerful enough to predict likely effects of these
>>>actions, since they would have to have complete knowledge of every
>>>single thing in the universe, and so the question you're asking is not
>>>only one we can't conclusively answer, but one we can't even begin to
>>>hypothesise reliably about.
>>
>>i like eggs.
>
>You're not allowed to join in, you're just a girl.

i like cheese, too.

--
¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,Blondestranger,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤
über-funkmistress of small furry animals
www.aglami.com/blondestranger
fear the towel!!

"I'd call you trampy but you'd just put it in your sig."--kirk

[Tamf Moo]

blondestranger <hotmon...@yahoo.com> screamed from the top of the
volcano:

>i like eggs.

prove it.

--
~ Tamfiiris C. M. b-x Gloruloke ~

The good news is that you're normal. The bad news is that normal
is the one condition there's no treatment for. (Dr. Laura)

[Kasper]

On Tue, 04 Dec 2001 13:12:53 GMT, Luke<lu...@aglami.com> wrote:

>>i like eggs.
>
>You're not allowed to join in, you're just a girl.

Why does this thread remind me of Calvin & Hobbes?

[Kasper]

On Tue, 04 Dec 2001 13:07:12 GMT, Luke<lu...@aglami.com> wrote:

>>Maybe we should'nt try then.
>>I was only really trying to start conversation because I was bored.
>
>It seems to have worked. Evil Morris.

Aglami'ans are easy.

[Atob]

Oh, Kasper blurted out...

>>>i like eggs.
>>
>>You're not allowed to join in, you're just a girl.
>
>Why does this thread remind me of Calvin & Hobbes?

Because Luke is a stuffed tiger.

[Pixel #~)]

Earlier Kasper muttered:

>>>i like eggs.
>>
>>You're not allowed to join in, you're just a girl.
>
>Why does this thread remind me of Calvin & Hobbes?

Everything reminds me of Calvin and Hobbes.
Calvin and Hobbes must be a metaphore for life!

[David Morris]

It was the Tue, 04 Dec 2001 09:48:48 GMT, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, NaO.S...@YnOtUlRwEoTrAlRdT.ScOoKm (Atob) decided to
write :

>Oh, David Morris blurted out...

>
>>>>>>Lets say the universe is infinite.
>>>>>
>>>>>In that case, one single person's actions must change everything at
>>>>>some point, because, logically, in an infinite universe, everything
>>>>>must happen.
>>>>
>>>>A very true point. With infinite size comes infinite possibilitys. BUt
>>>>the universe is not of an infinite time. It will end. Does this change
>>>>things?
>>>
>>>I'd like to know your theory of how the universe came into existence
>>>and will cease to exist. How does something spatially infinite stop
>>>existing, since there is no end to its size.To be honest, I think an
>>>infinite universe is logically impossible. If everything must happen
>>>at some point, surely at some point one person must, acting alone,
>>>cause everything to cease to exist. But, at some point, another,
>>>different person must also do the same, acting alone. These two are
>>>mutually exclusive in one universe.
>>
>>The universe is infinite because it is expanding every day. My theory
>>is that it will end with the "big crush" with all the black holes that
>>suck all matter into themselves. Once all matter in the universe is
>>contianed in one black hole, there will be an implosion, and somehow
>>or another, thats gonna be the next big bang for the next universe.
>>My theory. It has flaws.
>
>Well, an expanding Universe cannot, logically, be infinite. It'll involve more
>wombles, too.

MMyabe the whole universe is contained within a womble?

I think Im his re-incarnation

[Atob]

NOW YOUR BEIN SILLY

Hitler was Sally.

[Kasper]

On Tue, 04 Dec 2001 16:58:54 GMT, pixel#ignore#@aglami.com (Pixel
"#~) wrote:

>>>You're not allowed to join in, you're just a girl.
>>
>>Why does this thread remind me of Calvin & Hobbes?
>
>Everything reminds me of Calvin and Hobbes.
>Calvin and Hobbes must be a metaphore for life!

Well, yes, of course it is.

[blondestranger]

Tamf Moo was a thingy when saying:

>>i like eggs.
>
>prove it.

::marries one::

--
¤º°`°º¤ø,¸¸,Blondestranger,¸¸,ø¤º°`°º¤
über-funkmistress of small furry animals
www.aglami.com/blondestranger
fear the towel!!

what's the difference between roast beef & pea soup?
anyone can roast beef.

[David Morris]

It was the Tue, 04 Dec 2001 17:19:18 GMT, and after having anal sex

with a rabit, NaO.S...@YnOtUlRwEoTrAlRdT.ScOoKm (Atob) decided to
write :

>Oh, David Morris blurted out...

Can you disprove my theory?

I am Dave
Silent Dave

[The Axe]

> >>>Either way, even if we were to take a watered-down view like "Is a
> >>>single action important to the human race?", it's impossible to tell
> >>>whether or not it is because there's no way of telling what the world
> >>>would be like had that action *not* taken place. I can't see what the
> >>>effect would be on the world if, say, I drowned a spider in the
> >>>bathtub as opposed to helping it escape, because there are so many
> >>>other aspects tied up in it. What will the spider do if it lives? What
> >>>would I have done if I hadn't spent my time letting it go? What effect
> >>>might running the water into the bath to kill it have? There's no
> >>>person or computer powerful enough to predict likely effects of these
> >>>actions, since they would have to have complete knowledge of every
> >>>single thing in the universe, and so the question you're asking is not
> >>>only one we can't conclusively answer, but one we can't even begin to
> >>>hypothesise reliably about.
> >>
> >>i like eggs.
> >
> >You're not allowed to join in, you're just a girl.
>
> i like cheese, too.

What kind of cheese???
¨my favorite i brown cheese.
--
The Axe

[SnornL]

blondestranger wrote:
>
> Tamf Moo was a thingy when saying:
>
> >>i like eggs.
> >
> >prove it.
>
> ::marries one::

WELL WHY DON'T YOU MARRY... oh... touché.

--
SnornL

eye-see-cue: 32346059
ay-eye-emm : SnornL
yoo-arr-ell: http://sarah.chibidave.net

kthxbye

[blondestranger]

SnornL was a thingy when saying:

>> >>i like eggs.
>> >
>> >prove it.
>>
>> ::marries one::
>
>WELL WHY DON'T YOU MARRY... oh... touché.

oh, btw, love the hair.

--
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über-funkmistress of small furry animals
www.aglami.com/blondestranger
fear the towel!!

"I can barely think above "guh" when girls are
involved..."--kirk

[Kasper]

On Tue, 04 Dec 2001 12:03:21 -0800, blondestranger
<hotmon...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>>> >prove it.
>>>
>>> ::marries one::
>>
>>WELL WHY DON'T YOU MARRY... oh... touché.
>
>oh, btw, love the hair.

Agreed.

[SnornL]

blondestranger wrote:
>
> SnornL was a thingy when saying:
>
> >> >>i like eggs.
> >> >
> >> >prove it.
> >>
> >> ::marries one::
> >
> >WELL WHY DON'T YOU MARRY... oh... touché.
>
> oh, btw, love the hair.

yee, thanks :)
I've got pics from when we first did it (last Monday), and the red was
*really* red. looked excellent :)

[blondestranger]

SnornL was a thingy when saying:

>> >> >prove it.

>> >>
>> >> ::marries one::
>> >
>> >WELL WHY DON'T YOU MARRY... oh... touché.
>>
>> oh, btw, love the hair.
>
>yee, thanks :)
>I've got pics from when we first did it (last Monday), and the red was
>*really* red. looked excellent :)

where are your cam pics archived?

--
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über-funkmistress of small furry animals
www.aglami.com/blondestranger
fear the towel!!

Does the name Pavlov ring a bell?

[SnornL]

blondestranger wrote:
>
> SnornL was a thingy when saying:
>
> >> >> >prove it.
> >> >>
> >> >> ::marries one::
> >> >
> >> >WELL WHY DON'T YOU MARRY... oh... touché.
> >>
> >> oh, btw, love the hair.
> >
> >yee, thanks :)
> >I've got pics from when we first did it (last Monday), and the red was
> >*really* red. looked excellent :)
>
> where are your cam pics archived?

Quite a few places... http://experimental.dtdns.net has been archiving
them for aaaages. http://www.camrecord.com has the last 30 or so pics,
plus a collection of 'favourites' (so you can guarantee they're mostly
pr0n). http://www.camwhores.com only started archiving fairly recently.

All the pics from schoolies (including my bright red hair) are still on
Toki's computer, but I'll poke her into uploading them/sending them to
me as soon as I see her online.

[Atob]

Well, well, WELL. Only if you take your statement of infinity to be true.

Everybody's dead.

>Silent Dave

Ssh.

[blondestranger]

SnornL was a thingy when saying:

>> where are your cam pics archived?

>
>Quite a few places... http://experimental.dtdns.net has been archiving
>them for aaaages. http://www.camrecord.com has the last 30 or so pics,
>plus a collection of 'favourites' (so you can guarantee they're mostly
>pr0n). http://www.camwhores.com only started archiving fairly recently.
>
>All the pics from schoolies (including my bright red hair) are still on
>Toki's computer, but I'll poke her into uploading them/sending them to
>me as soon as I see her online.

ibet your site would be more poputer if you poked her on the web
cam,.......it's just asuggestion

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fear the towel!!

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[SnornL]

blondestranger wrote:
>
> SnornL was a thingy when saying:
>
> >> where are your cam pics archived?
> >
> >Quite a few places... http://experimental.dtdns.net has been archiving
> >them for aaaages. http://www.camrecord.com has the last 30 or so pics,
> >plus a collection of 'favourites' (so you can guarantee they're mostly
> >pr0n). http://www.camwhores.com only started archiving fairly recently.
> >
> >All the pics from schoolies (including my bright red hair) are still on
> >Toki's computer, but I'll poke her into uploading them/sending them to
> >me as soon as I see her online.
>
> ibet your site would be more poputer if you poked her on the web
> cam,.......it's just asuggestion

so, you're drunk then? =D
Believe me, it's a suggestion we hear quite often. :)

[blondestranger]

SnornL was a thingy when saying:

>> >Quite a few places... http://experimental.dtdns.net has been archiving

>> >them for aaaages. http://www.camrecord.com has the last 30 or so pics,
>> >plus a collection of 'favourites' (so you can guarantee they're mostly
>> >pr0n). http://www.camwhores.com only started archiving fairly recently.
>> >
>> >All the pics from schoolies (including my bright red hair) are still on
>> >Toki's computer, but I'll poke her into uploading them/sending them to
>> >me as soon as I see her online.
>>
>> ibet your site would be more poputer if you poked her on the web
>> cam,.......it's just asuggestion
>
>so, you're drunk then? =D
>Believe me, it's a suggestion we hear quite often. :)

::takes a couple aspirin::
oh, i'm sober now. i can imagine the suggestions you get! did you
two actually every pose together?

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www.aglami.com/blondestranger
fear the towel!!

'Power corrupts. Absolute power is kind of neat, though.'

[SnornL]

blondestranger wrote:
>
> SnornL was a thingy when saying:
>
> >> >Quite a few places... http://experimental.dtdns.net has been archiving
> >> >them for aaaages. http://www.camrecord.com has the last 30 or so pics,
> >> >plus a collection of 'favourites' (so you can guarantee they're mostly
> >> >pr0n). http://www.camwhores.com only started archiving fairly recently.
> >> >
> >> >All the pics from schoolies (including my bright red hair) are still on
> >> >Toki's computer, but I'll poke her into uploading them/sending them to
> >> >me as soon as I see her online.
> >>
> >> ibet your site would be more poputer if you poked her on the web
> >> cam,.......it's just asuggestion
> >
> >so, you're drunk then? =D
> >Believe me, it's a suggestion we hear quite often. :)
>
> ::takes a couple aspirin::
> oh, i'm sober now. i can imagine the suggestions you get! did you
> two actually every pose together?

Yeah, whenever she sleeps over here we pose quite a bit... I think
everyone assumes we're having sex, but it's all just for the camera :)

[blondestranger]

SnornL was a thingy when saying:

>> >> ibet your site would be more poputer if you poked her on the web

>> >> cam,.......it's just asuggestion
>> >
>> >so, you're drunk then? =D
>> >Believe me, it's a suggestion we hear quite often. :)
>>
>> ::takes a couple aspirin::
>> oh, i'm sober now. i can imagine the suggestions you get! did you
>> two actually every pose together?
>
>Yeah, whenever she sleeps over here we pose quite a bit... I think
>everyone assumes we're having sex, but it's all just for the camera :)

oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i
hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....

[Kasper]

On Sat, 08 Dec 2001 08:44:20 -0800, blondestranger
<hotmon...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>>Yeah, whenever she sleeps over here we pose quite a bit... I think
>>everyone assumes we're having sex, but it's all just for the camera :)
>
>oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i
>hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....

Just go to the local Hooters and invite some of the waitresses over.

--
Kasper

Insulter of Poles
Revealer of secrets
Owner of imaginary blondes

ICQ#: 1845018

Secret webcam: http://kazpah.subnet.dk/webcam.html (shh!)

Current favourite track:

Crustation - Purple

[Pixel "#~]

On Sat, 08 Dec 2001 08:44:20 -0800, blondestranger
<hotmon...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>>> >so, you're drunk then? =D
>>> >Believe me, it's a suggestion we hear quite often. :)
>>>
>>> ::takes a couple aspirin::
>>> oh, i'm sober now. i can imagine the suggestions you get! did you
>>> two actually every pose together?
>>
>>Yeah, whenever she sleeps over here we pose quite a bit... I think
>>everyone assumes we're having sex, but it's all just for the camera :)
>
>oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i
>hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....

You mean you're not??

--
pixel (kitten extraordinaire...)

"Pixel is stranger than fiction." - Luke

"You can't fight in here,
this is the War Room!" - President Merkin Muffley

[SnornL]

You mean you're not??12!?2?!2!/2!/21/2/1/2!?////??? :P

[blondestranger]

Pixel "#~ was a thingy when saying:

>>>> ::takes a couple aspirin::
>>>> oh, i'm sober now. i can imagine the suggestions you get! did you
>>>> two actually every pose together?
>>>
>>>Yeah, whenever she sleeps over here we pose quite a bit... I think
>>>everyone assumes we're having sex, but it's all just for the camera :)
>>
>>oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i
>>hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....
>
>You mean you're not??

gar.

[blondestranger]

SnornL was a thingy when saying:

>> >> ::takes a couple aspirin::

>> >> oh, i'm sober now. i can imagine the suggestions you get! did you
>> >> two actually every pose together?
>> >
>> >Yeah, whenever she sleeps over here we pose quite a bit... I think
>> >everyone assumes we're having sex, but it's all just for the camera :)
>>
>> oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i
>> hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....
>
>You mean you're not??12!?2?!2!/2!/21/2/1/2!?////??? :P

flar.

[Kasper]

On Sun, 09 Dec 2001 01:49:46 -0800, blondestranger
<hotmon...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>>> oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i
>>> hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....
>>
>>You mean you're not??12!?2?!2!/2!/21/2/1/2!?////??? :P
>
>flar.

Someone's up late.

[blondestranger]

Kasper was a thingy when saying:

>>>> oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i
>>>> hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....
>>>
>>>You mean you're not??12!?2?!2!/2!/21/2/1/2!?////??? :P
>>
>>flar.
>
>Someone's up late.

it's all a lie....i'm not up late, i'm up very very early.

[Luke]

blondestranger didn't not antiunsay:

>>> ::takes a couple aspirin::
>>> oh, i'm sober now. i can imagine the suggestions you get! did you
>>> two actually every pose together?
>>
>>Yeah, whenever she sleeps over here we pose quite a bit... I think
>>everyone assumes we're having sex, but it's all just for the camera :)
>
>oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i
>hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....

YMYN?

--
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www.lukovich.co.uk
ICQ: 86922225

[blondestranger]

Luke was a thingy when saying:

>>>Yeah, whenever she sleeps over here we pose quite a bit... I think
>>>everyone assumes we're having sex, but it's all just for the camera :)
>>
>>oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i
>>hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....
>
>YMYN?

blar.

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über-funkmistress of small furry animals
www.aglami.com/blondestranger
fear the towel!!

<Madelyn> I'm naming my firstborn daughter Smraeheega Andsorson.

[Luke]

blondestranger didn't not antiunsay:

>>>oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i

>>>hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....
>>
>>YMYN?
>
>blar.

ISWYDT

[blondestranger]

Luke was a thingy when saying:

>>>>oh, i never have anyone fun to pose with on my cam besides iggy. i

>>>>hope everyone isn't assuming we're having sex....
>>>
>>>YMYN?
>>
>>blar.
>
>ISWYDT

i'm like a thing.

[Luke]

blondestranger didn't not antiunsay:

>>>blar.

>>
>>ISWYDT
>
>i'm like a thing.

I'm sure you are. You've got visitors. THEY'RE DROIDS AHAHA

[blondestranger]

Luke was a thingy when saying:

>blondestranger didn't not antiunsay:

>
>>>>blar.
>>>
>>>ISWYDT
>>
>>i'm like a thing.
>
>I'm sure you are. You've got visitors. THEY'RE DROIDS AHAHA

open the pod bay doors, luke!

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über-funkmistress of small furry animals
www.aglami.com/blondestranger
fear the towel!!

"Orlright Kirk, that's enough intelligence for one night. You're making
the rest of us look bad."[luke]
"Some things are inevitable."[kirk]

[Luke]

blondestranger didn't not antiunsay:

>>>i'm like a thing.

>>
>>I'm sure you are. You've got visitors. THEY'RE DROIDS AHAHA
>
>open the pod bay doors, luke!

There is a massage for you.

[blondestranger]

Luke was a thingy when saying:

>>>>i'm like a thing.

>>>
>>>I'm sure you are. You've got visitors. THEY'RE DROIDS AHAHA
>>
>>open the pod bay doors, luke!
>
>There is a massage for you.

oh, as i read that, my puter said, "there is a message for you". i'm
weirded now.

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[Empee]

tra...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

> blondestranger didn't not antiunsay:
>
> >>>i'm like a thing.
> >>
> >>I'm sure you are. You've got visitors. THEY'RE DROIDS AHAHA
> >
> >open the pod bay doors, luke!
>
> There is a massage for you.

All my circuits are punctioning ferfectly.

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[Kasper]

On Mon, 10 Dec 2001 20:06:28 -0000, Empee <y...@h.whatever> wrote:

>> >>I'm sure you are. You've got visitors. THEY'RE DROIDS AHAHA
>> >
>> >open the pod bay doors, luke!
>>
>> There is a massage for you.
>
>All my circuits are punctioning ferfectly.

My blood just got in your switches.