Okay, I quit
Mike and Carole
NON political interest to furries, but will leave the Bush bashing to my own
efforts and not post them to this newsgroup.
Mike
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You can post them here: http://www.dougbasham.com
Paul R. Bennett
Thank you. I do appreciate it.
This should be a place to discuss many things... To the betterment of furry and
anthro.
Ancient concepts learned in a bitter school, with Experience the teacher
whacking knuckles with her ruler.
Religion and Politics are the two subjects guarenenteed to start a flamewar
fastest...
Oh... and from the bottom line human side.
I do hope Ms. Curtis is doing well.
Thanks again.
Paul
BR
> Religion and Politics are the two subjects guarenenteed to start a
> flamewar fastest...
Oh I don't know. Sex and which side of the plate the fork goes on seems to
generate some heat.
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If a little knowledge is dangerous, were is the man who has
so much as to be out of danger?
Onyx Dreamer
> Ancient concepts learned in a bitter school, with Experience the teacher
> whacking knuckles with her ruler.
> Religion and Politics are the two subjects guarenenteed to start a flamewar
> fastest...
No way all one has to do is type the following three letters and a
flame will occur Z-O-O. Then if you want to type more letters try
'Burned Furs' or even better there was a article on furry in/on
(insert any media company or type here). That is with out breaking a
sweat.
I am an independant so my guy is never in office. I Encourage any
snide remarks or perosnal assides that ANY one fur or not wants to
make about any member of the govenment in ANY group. Just as long as
you don't go too far out of your way. My belief is that it the post
feels like it belongs on a political or reliegious newsgroup, please
post it there otherwide. Otherwise, its all fair.
To do anything else is a violation of the free spirit that is at the
heart of the internet.
And yes Bush is a corrupt president, the republicans are hypocrits and
the democrats are born loosers that couldn't win a stud poker card
game with 4 aces. At least, my 'party's last presidentcal canadate had
a 'crazy aunt in the attic' and our highest elected offical was an
ex-wrestler. I think that covers it all.
Ronald D Bauerle
>Newsgroups: alt.fan.furry
>Date: 2003-08-02 15:28:07 PST
>On Sat, 02 Aug 2003 17:18:22 -0400, Paul R. Bennett wrote:
>
>
>
Then there's whether the toilet paper should be over or under the roll...
Ron, prefers under...
Obfurry, sort of: anybody else notice the horny critters
in Saturday's Beetle Bailey?
Freaky Lynx
> flame will occur Z-O-O. Then if you want to type more letters try
> 'Burned Furs' or even better there was a article on furry in/on
> (insert any media company or type here). That is with out breaking a
> sweat.
It's nice to think people can exhibit the kind of self-restraint you
described...but then reality sets in and you get the same number of
posts you would otherwise.
I'm assuming people discuss the politics and such here because this is
where they hang out, why go to a site where you don't know each other
or where there might be a 'serious' debate. You usually focus your
griping and issues where you hang your hat.
I can't say I'd always be able to show the restraint to not respond to
comments but I think I can keep from starting such threads.
Paul Johnson
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The Sat, 2 Aug 2003 23:59:10 -0400, Ronald D Bauerle <rdba...@juno.com> wrote:
> Then there's whether the toilet paper should be over or under the roll...
Duh, over. Keeps the TP off the wall and makes it easier to spin the
roll for TP in the case of thin, easily torn TP.
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Dennis Carr
> Duh, over. Keeps the TP off the wall and makes it easier to spin the
> roll for TP in the case of thin, easily torn TP.
Unless you have cats and don't have the problem of paper on wall. In that
case, under - because if the cats want to paw at it and unroll it, it's
now more difficult.
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Silver Seams
news:pan.2003.08.03....@spamcop.net:
> Unless you have cats and don't have the problem of paper on wall. In
> that case, under - because if the cats want to paw at it and unroll
> it, it's now more difficult.
I remember the years of putting the toilet paper on "backwards" so the
obsessive-compulsive cat wouldn't unroll it. Then we moved to a house
that has the holder mounted to the inside of the door of the cabinet
opposite the toilet.
We're not sure what the previous resident was thinking when he did that...
either he had cats too, or he just liked confusing guests.
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Paul R. Bennett
The only thing I have to say is...
All I care about is whether or not the roll is handy when I need it.
Paul
Silver Seams
news:7sj001-...@beastie.ix.netcom.com:
> Want to really confuse them, put a collection of old corn cobs
> in a bucket nearby <G>
They're already slightly confused by the spare rolls, kept on a shelf
~5' above the floor, on the same wall as the toilet... you can see it
reflected in the mirrors above the sink, but it's inconveniently-to-
impossibly high for a seated person to reach. We often find one of the
spare rolls left on the counter (less often, replaced on the shelf but
clearly "started") after a newbie's been to the house all the same.
We've considered getting a tiny little nicely-engraved plaque to go on
that cabinet. Brass would complement the light oak cabinetry, but the
fixtures are chrome, so I'm undecided...
Dr. Cat
: Unless you have cats and don't have the problem of paper on wall. In that
: case, under - because if the cats want to paw at it and unroll it, it's
: now more difficult.
I don't have the problem of "paper on wall", I'm not sure I've ever even
seen that. And I do have 3 cats in the house. But I STILL prefer over,
because the cats don't unroll it - and I do, when I want to use some. Why
make it more difficult for myself? Our cats did claw up and partially
unroll some when they were kittens, but only spare rolls they got ahold of,
never ones that were on the holder. I have noticed that my housemates will
for some reason almost never put a new roll on the holder when the old one
rolls out, but will just pick up the spare roll off the back of the toilet,
use it, and put it back there. I've never asked them why this is. They
perform many chores which are far more difficult and time consuming - this
being the easiest, quickest, and least unpleasant of all household chores,
I do it without hesitation almost every time opportunity presents itself.
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