1. Watch a lot more television. I really feel like I haven't taken in nearly
enough meaningless programming, so I plan to spend more time on my ass taking
in whatever crap tv people give us.
2. Drink more. So much of this year was spent in ways which more alcohol could
have enhanced, that I think incorporating more booze into my life is a must.
3. Renew the long expired magazine subscriptions. I haven't touched a new
Hustler or Celebrity Skin in nearly a year and I think 1999 suffered as a
result.
4. Really find out what my car can do. I have yet to see my speedometer pegged
and that's just not right.
5. Four words: Get Soft Light and Dod Kalm on tape dammit!
6. Find a new bowl for my Cartman bong. Poor little fragile glass thing fell
onto a counter a few nights ago and shattered.
7. Get a tattoo and possibly a second earring.
So, those are my plans. You got any?
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I'm the president. I Good-bye FOX.
You do know the millenium doesn't start untill 2001, right?
Or.. it also depends on what calender you use...if you use the Roman calendar
(the modern one) ajusted for the 4 year error...then the millenium has already
come and gone....not to dampen your new years or anything though.
-Carly
<SCULLY><
"Whenever I watch TV and see those poor starving kids all over the world,
I can't help but cry. I mean I'd love to be skinny like that but not with
all those flies and death and stuff." ---Mariah Carey
1. Kill my English teacher...or at least kill her spirit.
2. Get Rain King, The Walk, TGV, and Rush on tape (stupid dad had to go and
break the VCR right before Rush..<sigh>)
3. Come up with some more creative emoticons so that I can stop <g>ing.
4. Sleep more. A lot more.
5. Frighten people. I think in general I have a pretty amiable appearance.
I'm not cool with that. when people look at me I want them to avert their eyes
and walk the other way.
6. Make everyone else reach the conclusion I reached several years ago that I
am simply a better person than them. End of story.
7. Drink more tea. Great stuff, tea is.
Marita--Happy Christmas!
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My list:
1) Figure out who I am and explore my personality. Rest assured, this will not
involve multiple screen names and or personalities.
2) Attempt to catch up with my gigantic 'books to read' list.
3) Get outside more often, sunlight can't be *that* bad...
4)Do something with my hair. I've been having this odd desire to have a green
or blue streak in it.
5)Get over my habits of procrastinating until the last minute.
Crazy Chick
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>[snip]
>5. Four words: Get Soft Light and Dod
> Kalm on tape dammit!
<blink>
Why?
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(adhokk:)
>> Since 1999 turned out to be just another in a group of years I've decided
>>to
>>live in, I've decided to make the last year of the millennium a noteworthy
>>year
>>for me. So, here's my list of things I will accomplish in 2000.
>
>You do know the millenium doesn't start untill 2001, right?
Yes. Thus, my reference to 2000 being the last year of said mill.
>Or.. it also depends on what calender you use...
I use the one my insurance agent sent me since all the months of my Pamela
Anderson calendar are stuck together.
-aaaaaaaaaD
>I use the one my insurance agent sent me since all the months of my Pamela
>Anderson calendar are stuck together.
>
LOL Sheesh! I fell down!
Skwerly-Won-Kenobi
"Aren't YOU the Secret Squirrel ?"
"Yes, that was me in 'Field Trip'.'"
"Betcha can't guess how much toilet paper I can stuff in my cheeks!"
"Nobody likes a math geek, Scully!!".. lol..
Why, yes, actually. I'm glad you asked.
1. Memorize the periodic table. You never know when that knowledge will come
in handy. Think Jeopardy.
2. Give more people bonners using telekenisis. It's good to spread the
wealth. You know, give something back to the public.
3. Revise my list of stuff to accomplish from last year at this time. I just
gotta find it and dust it off first...
4. Eat more canned foods just after the expiration date has passed. What
does not kill you makes you wish you hadn't tried it in the first place, but
hey, I need to put a little hair on my chest. And what the hell else will I
do with a bunch of green beans and steewed prunes from 1995?
5. Spend more time cussing at the world at large. Namely the kind folks over
at MTV (attn. Carson Daly). They need an ego deflation at least once a year.
It builds character.
6. And lastly, I will--Ooo, a shiny object! <runs off happily>
Hobbs
--
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Wife of Robbsie, Jewlzie, and Kool Kristen
"The Basic Con:
Those who can't find anything to live for,
always invent something to die for.
Then they want the rest of us to die for it, too."
np: The Smashing Pumpkins - "The Everlasting Gaze"
listen for the new SP single, "The Everlasting Gaze"--
Now in Rotation on a radio station near you!
.
1) Get laid.
2) Get stoned.
3) T*ckle someone's feet for more than 3 seconds.
4) Go to college.
5) Finally understand every detail of dialectical materialist
philosophy with complete clarity.
6) Read _Das Kapital_.
7) Get back into palaeontology and re-learn all the things about
dinosaurs I've forgotten in the past years when I've been distracted
by other things.
8) Finally be able to say in person to someone outside my immediate
family the words 'I love you'.
9) Begin actually engaging in serious activism instead of just
*talking* about my revolutionary views.
10) Write my first book.
11) Learn as much about art history as I know now about American
political history.
12) Cry over the likely end of The X-Files.
13) Finally get a completely acceptable hairstyle.
14) Get cleaner teeth and fresher breath.
15) Sing 'The Internationale' in public in at least 3 different
languages.
In other words, in 2000 I plan to make myself a year of joys and
triumphs, great changes and new situations to make even the past year
of 1999 -- which has been one *HELL* of a rollercoaster -- pale in
comparison.
--Sean
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<snip Sean's list>
This makes me want to write a real list. Ok, then, I will.
1. Read the books in the ever-growing pile on my dresser.
2. Get accepted to the University of Chicago.
3. Write and publish the paper I'm about to start working on with my Psych.
prof. from the summer. It's about alluring vs. threatening facial stimuli in
magazines like Cosmo. Very interesting stuff. Oh, and I will decide how to
best conduct an experiment for the paper.
4. Go to as many Smashing Pumpkins concerts as I possibly can.
5. Tell my parents and sisters that I love them before they tell me.
6. Hug more people.
7. Talk to more people (in person, mind you).
8. Write a song.
9. Finish the book I'm working on, and convince myself that it *is* a good
idea and that I'm not ripping anyone off.
10. Write more poems that I like so that they can be published (got about
five or six....need more....).
11. Actually *do* some of the things on this list.
12. Graduate Valedictorian of my school. And along with that, make an A in
AP History (lost it by a few tenths of a point this semester--dammit!).
13. Write a few critical essays on Ginsberg, Kerouac, Burroughs, Snyder, and
other Beat Gen. poet/authors' work. Starting with _On the Road_, which I
love with all my heart.
14. Impress the hell out of more people.
15. All in all, make it a good year. Make it count, too, because time is
already moving faster and that makes me sad....
Hobbs
not too sad, though ;-)
Just recently I came across this quote from Kerouac, which I went nuts for:
The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to
talk, mad to be saved... the ones who never yawn and say a commonplace thing,
but burn, burn, burn like fabulous yellow roman candles exploding like spiders
across the stars.
As for things I want to do in 2000...I want to finish my long-delayed WIP
fanfic (just one chapter left to go). I want to have more patience...I stress
too easily. I want to make a dent in the stack of books to be read that lean
against my bedroom wall. And oh yeah...I want to meet Ad. I think that might
be #1.
Cathi K
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"Charlie Brown is nice; the Grinch stole Christmas!"
"Did you know the Grinch is banned in some states?"
"Why?"
"Nobody knows."
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<snip>
>And oh yeah...I want to meet Ad. I think that might
>be #1.
You'd be disappointed. I'm actually just a brain in a jar connected to a
server.
This is not an exit.
-ad
>I'm actually just a brain in a jar connected to a
>server.
Oh, stop... *pant* ... you're turning me on...
-R (lily-white bosom heaving for all it's worth... which ain't much...)
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Do you know the French for "Astronaut" (is that how it's
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> 1. Kill my English teacher...or at least kill her spirit.
>
Don't even joke about that. The feds are coming down on these kinds of
messages even if you are kidding.
Hoooh boy, here we go again with the
dont-even-joke-about-it-thats-not-even-funny-omigod-just-reading-that-ruined
-my-day-your-keyboard-should-be-arrested schlock.
Who *doesn't* want to kill their English teacher? Someone tie this man up
and make him watch "Teaching Mrs. Tingle." I don't recall the theatres
being busted up and the patrons being dragged in for questioning.
I sincerely hope the feds have better things to do than get their
government-issue panties in a wad over something someone said on
alt.tv.x-files.
It'd be a nice world if everyone who was going to kill someone announced it
politely well beforehand, and all stalkers wore a sign labeling themselves
as such. Newsflash, folks. When it comes to criminal acts, it doesn't pay
to ruin the surprise.
Sincerely,
********************************
StalkerChick
(yeahmyxmassuckedsowhat)
********************************
>
> DonChep wrote in message ...
> >On 24 Dec 1999, Miss Moo wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> 1. Kill my English teacher...or at least kill her spirit.
> >>
> >
> >Don't even joke about that. The feds are coming down on these kinds of
> >messages even if you are kidding.
>
>
> Hoooh boy, here we go again with the
> dont-even-joke-about-it-thats-not-even-funny-omigod-just-reading-that-ruined
> -my-day-your-keyboard-should-be-arrested schlock.
>
> Who *doesn't* want to kill their English teacher? Someone tie this man up
> and make him watch "Teaching Mrs. Tingle." I don't recall the theatres
> being busted up and the patrons being dragged in for questioning.
>
> I sincerely hope the feds have better things to do than get their
> government-issue panties in a wad over something someone said on
> alt.tv.x-files.
>
> It'd be a nice world if everyone who was going to kill someone announced it
> politely well beforehand, and all stalkers wore a sign labeling themselves
> as such. Newsflash, folks. When it comes to criminal acts, it doesn't pay
> to ruin the surprise.
>
You finished? Maybe waiting for personality #2 to contradict you. I merely
made a very practical suggestion considering recent news of authorities
cracking down on the slightest mention of "killing" anyone online. I knew
she was kidding. And if you recall, brainless, the Columbine Killers did
announce what they intended beforehand. So the "nice world" you mentioned
does exist.
-R seemed to think she had a good Christmas. Won't
she share the money with you? If she's such a wimp,
why don't you just take it?
--
Adora
Cherry Sundae
FEB
"Screw you guys. I'm goin' home."
Thank you :-)
> 2) Attempt to catch up with my gigantic 'books to read' list.
> 3) Get outside more often, sunlight can't be *that* bad...
Oh yes, yes it can :-P
Besides, won't going outside interfere with #2?
> 4)Do something with my hair. I've been having this odd desire
> to have a green or blue streak in it.
> 5)Get over my habits of procrastinating until the last minute.
I've been meaning to do this too, but I never seen to get around
to it ;-)
>Do you know the French for "Astronaut" (is that how it's
>spelled?)
No. yes.
>Do you like shopping?
Sometimes. I'm quite looking forward to after christmas sales.
>Do you ride horses?
I have once. at Lake Tahoe. Several years ago.
>Have you had your weetabix?
::slap:: How dare you say such a thing to me! I, sir, am a lady!
HTH
Marita
So I have learned the hard way...
Marita--doesn't want to talk about it....and I don't actually want to kill my
English teacher..I just want to make her to back to her precious La Jolla
> 11) Learn as much about art history as I know now about American
> political history.
Ewwwwwww. Laura shudders remembering her one and only Middle Ages Art
History class in college where every painting was Madonna and Child and
all of the architecture in the stinkin' churches looked alike to me even
though my professor could go on for 2 hours on the beams in one stinkin'
church. You've seen one church beam, you've seen 'em all, is what I
say. Unfortunately, ceiling beams in churches of the middle ages made
my professor orgasmic.
As far as the outsides of the churches, I used to memorize the church
name on the slides (for tests) by the kind and color of the car parked
on the street. No kidding. I passed that course thanks to yellow VW
bugs and red convertibles. Three cheers to Europeans who like loud car
colors and really old churches!
Laura
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<snipped ad's list for brevity>
> So, those are my plans. You got any?
Why sure. I'd like to:
1. Kick off my orthopedic shoes and paint my toenails bright red.
2. Put in my teeth.
3. Get a sexy grey streak in my blue hair.
4. Pick my boobs up off the floor and make 'em point.
5. Hike up my tweed pleated skirt so I show a little leg but not so
much that you see my rolled down stockings.
6. Get one of those pull-your-skin-over-your-head-and-ears facelifts.
7. Learn how to "shake my tambourine" when I walk.
8. Chew my green jello, thoroughly.
9. Buy me a sassy hat.
10. Wear see-though bloomers.
11. And then go apply for one of them there White House Intern jobs.
Did you get suspended too?
Laura,
I just want you to know, I'm saving this post. It was THAT funny. And only
the fact that my glass was already empty is what saved my monitor from being
sprayed with soda pop.
--
TrueBlueStef
X-Files Whore #55
Xeminar Class of '99
LLL Member
Go For It!! (and don't come back)
That's because she isn't bothering to mention that her family all went out
of town and she couldn't go, and that she was trapped all alone in the house
without even a car (she let her sister borrow it, the dumb pushover).
>Won't
>she share the money with you?
She's using it for her stupid move to California. It'll cost her twelve
hundred just to get into an apartment. Personally, I can think of better
ways to spend it.
> If she's such a wimp,
>why don't you just take it?
Don't think I haven't done it before. She wouldn't have had to scrape for
money recently if I hadn't already stolen $50,000 from her and left her
penniless. Oh, the fun I have.
Sincerely,
********************************
StalkerChick
(youcanrunbutyoucanthide)
********************************
Well to answer #2, you now get to go to the
toy store and get some great stuff.
Alan Hurshman
No...It wasn't quite like that. But being sent to the counsellor's office
forever has embittered me against my teacher. At least my counsellor's cool
enough to now joke about said incident when I'm in there complaining about my
classes. He's a good guy.
Marita
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list!
Caffeine Cal
(wheresthechocolate)
>Who *doesn't* want to kill their English teacher? Someone tie this man up
>and make him watch "Teaching Mrs. Tingle." I don't recall the theatres
>being busted up and the patrons being dragged in for questioning.
You may recall the movie's name being changed, its debut delayed and
the publicity buried, though.
Meg
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http://www.fisticuffs.org thinks you have great abs.
>This makes me want to write a real list. Ok, then, I will.
I'm borrowing your list to help me. It's all in good fun.
>1. Read the books in the ever-growing pile on my dresser.
1. Read all of the December issues of Entertainment Weekly that I've
been too busy to read. Oh, and finish that baseball book I've been
reading since October.
>2. Get accepted to the University of Chicago.
2. Try very hard not to rub my college acceptance in the faces of the
unaccepted. Celebrate when friends are accepted.
>3. Write and publish the paper I'm about to start working on with my Psych.
>prof. from the summer. It's about alluring vs. threatening facial stimuli in
>magazines like Cosmo. Very interesting stuff. Oh, and I will decide how to
>best conduct an experiment for the paper.
3. Contemplate the word "stimuli."
>4. Go to as many Smashing Pumpkins concerts as I possibly can.
4. Go to TKTS as much as I can.
>5. Tell my parents and sisters that I love them before they tell me.
5. I don't have any sisters!
>6. Hug more people.
6. Hug more people.
>7. Talk to more people (in person, mind you).
7. Talk less, speak more.
>8. Write a song.
8. Sing a song.
>9. Finish the book I'm working on, and convince myself that it *is* a good
>idea and that I'm not ripping anyone off.
9. Finish that journal entry I'm working on, and convince myself that
it *is* a wonderful life and I'm not ripping anyone off.
>10. Write more poems that I like so that they can be published (got about
>five or six....need more....).
10. Never ever ever write depressing poetry.
>11. Actually *do* some of the things on this list.
11. Wonder why I'm doing this.
>12. Graduate Valedictorian of my school. And along with that, make an A in
>AP History (lost it by a few tenths of a point this semester--dammit!).
12. Graduate. Attempt not to throw things at my APUSH teacher.
>13. Write a few critical essays on Ginsberg, Kerouac, Burroughs, Snyder, and
>other Beat Gen. poet/authors' work. Starting with _On the Road_, which I
>love with all my heart.
13. Sing a song with the lyric "Cuddle up with William S. Burroughs."
>14. Impress the hell out of more people.
14. Scare more people.
>15. All in all, make it a good year. Make it count, too, because time is
>already moving faster and that makes me sad....
15. All in all, try not to die much.
Thanks, Hobbs.
How missguided of them... its the script that needed some work....
Hey... I'm an english teacher, and the only thing that gets me upset about
you statement is "dont" and "thats"... ;-)
Yes. Mrs. Tingle *so* should have won in the end ;-D
Oh yes, but she was a history teacher, not English.
And I like my History teacher. He's the best. He said that if any kids ever
went on a shooting rampage at our school they wouldn't shoot him, but rather
come by his room and go, "hey, Ihlbrock! What's up?!"
He's a good guy, even if he thought I was guessing....punk..
Darn right... the only way to end that movie was for her to open portal to
another dimension and have aliens who walk on their heads kidnap the
youngsters and force them to listen to Barry Manilow records till the end of
time (about 5 days from now) ;)
>"Screw you guys. I'm goin' home."
"RESPECT MAAAH AUTHORATHA"
> >Hoooh boy, here we go again with the
> >dont-even-joke-about-it-thats-not-even-funny-omigod-just-reading-that-ruine
> d
> >-my-day-your-keyboard-should-be-arrested schlock.
> >
> >Who *doesn't* want to kill their English teacher?
>
> Hey... I'm an english teacher, and the only thing that gets me upset about
> you statement is "dont" and "thats"... ;-)
We don't want to hurt you dear... we just want to play with you.
;)
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1. Party like it's 1999 (no, wait, already did that!)
2. Win The X-Files Game (or at least get past the 2nd disk)
3. Think of a new quote for my signature
4. Get good grades in Math
5. Get my little Maltese dog to stop chewing *everything*!
6. Be able to play something recognizable on my guitar
7. Grow my hair to shoulder length just so I can go get it cut in GA's
style (again!!!)
8. Watch every movie I have ever wanted to see, but was too young or
broke to see
9. Think of better things to do in 2001... :0)
In no particular order (things I know would never happen):
1. Dye my hair bright "Fire Engine" red...no, blue...no, silver...
2. I launch a huge campaign to get people to visit my website (and they
actually visit!)
3. Get my freestyle poetry published
4. Have my best friends and I act on our Hypothetical Band idea and
sing some songs, darn it!
5. Catch up on correspondance (sp?), e-mail and other.
6. HAVE PEOPLE TAKE ME SERIOUSLY AS A X-PHILE AND A HUMAN BEING EVEN
THOUGH I'M A SIXTH GRADER
7. Make sure I keep my fingers away from the Caps Lock button and on
the Shift Key (The Shift Key is, after all, my Friend)
8. Get my Netscape to work so that I don't have to use Remarq.com to
read the newsgroup.
-Andrika (who found her double online last week; her name is Morrigan
Andrina, my name is Morgan Andrika)
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That's it, you officially rule. I don't care HOW young you are.
-R
>
> Since 1999 turned out to be just another in a group of years I've decided
>to
>live in, I've decided to make the last year of the millennium a noteworthy
>year
>for me. So, here's my list of things I will accomplish in 2000.
(snip Ad's list)
>
>So, those are my plans. You got any?
>
1. Go to England the summer of 2000.
2. Make up my mind about looking for a new job.
3. Update my resume--see # 2 above.
4. Get my will finished.
5. Inventory the NRMTPB bar at least once.
6. Make some important personal spiritual decisions.
7. Polish Silver ATXF Christmas Countdown trophy on a monthly basis.
8. Invest in KK stock.
9. Try to get some perspective on life, loss and love.
10. Visit my favorite cyberfriends as often as possible--::waving
maniacially::
11. Dance at billK and Adora's wedding!
12. Collect $20 from Ad
13. Meet the Britguys live--see # 1!
VerlindaH
10 and 11 can go together too, you know ;-D
--
Adora
Cherry Sundae
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"Screw you guys. I'm goin' home."
Spooky1013Chica wrote:
> .
> 6. HAVE PEOPLE TAKE ME SERIOUSLY AS A X-PHILE AND A HUMAN BEING EVEN
> THOUGH I'M A SIXTH GRADER
>
Actually Andrika, I've been very impressed with how you express yourself.
When you announced you were a sixth grader in the occupation thread,
I was a bit surprised. I also realize I was being a bit ageist (Is that really
a word?) in being surprised. There are people twice ... no four times
your age who just can't express themselves using the written word
with as much wit and intelligence as you do.
Teddi
Yes.
Says me.
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Do you know what kind of dyes will color hair well but leave it in good
condition? I'm considering doing something to my hair, but have no clue as to
how to do it.
>6. HAVE PEOPLE TAKE ME SERIOUSLY AS A X-PHILE AND A HUMAN BEING EVEN
>THOUGH I'M A SIXTH GRADER
Awesome! There's someone here younger than I am! <g> Seriously, when you're
online, age isn't really an issue.
Well, if my friend Tom is any indication, you're gonna want to stay away
from Kool-Aid and bleach.
> Seriously, when you're
> online, age isn't really an issue.
Unless you start talking politics ...
> >So, those are my plans. You got any?
> >
>
> 1. Go to England the summer of 2000.
Hoorah - this guarantees we will have a scorcher of a summer :)
Cheers Verlinda!
>
> 2. Make up my mind about looking for a new job.
>
> 3. Update my resume--see # 2 above.
We're looking for HR Consultants at the moment, if you're interested. I
doubt the relocation package would be up to much though...
>
> 5. Inventory the NRMTPB bar at least once.
<whispers to Ad> I think we're in trouble here, mate!
>
> 11. Dance at billK and Adora's wedding!
Just don't dance with Meg - she'd only try to scare yer ;)
>
> 12. Collect $20 from Ad
Which won't come anywhere near covering his bar tab ;)
>
> 13. Meet the Britguys live--see # 1!
This will happen - I'll even break my "No London" rule to make this
possible :)
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Sean Carroll wrote:
>
> Crazy Chick wrote:
> >
> > Do you know what kind of dyes will color hair well but leave it in good
> > condition?
>
> Well, if my friend Tom is any indication, you're gonna want to stay away
> from Kool-Aid and bleach.
>
> > Seriously, when you're
> > online, age isn't really an issue.
>
> Unless you start talking politics ...
<looking at Sean> huh?
Yes... but one person's playing is another's torturing ;)
Wha?
Who is on first.
Actually, there are many people for whom they're the same thing ...
>On 29 Dec 1999 02:07:44 GMT, in alt.tv.x-files, VerlindaH stated this
>considered view:
>> 11. Dance at billK and Adora's wedding!
>
>Just don't dance with Meg - she'd only try to scare yer ;)
Who, ME? I'm as innocent as...something...WAY innocent.
*eylash fluttering* *teeth twinkling*
<jumping up and with excitement> :)
>2. Make up my mind about looking for a new job.
I've already made my mind up, i'm looking for a new
job next year ;)
>3. Update my resume--see # 2 above.
I think i'll be needing one of them :)
<snip>
>7. Polish Silver ATXF Christmas Countdown trophy on a monthly basis.
Well done on finishing 2nd in the Christmas Countdown...
that trophy will look nice under your Christmas tree.
>10. Visit my favorite cyberfriends as often as possible--::waving
>maniacially::
::: waves maniacally back::::
>11. Dance at billK and Adora's wedding!
Cool, a wedding :)
>13. Meet the Britguys live--see # 1!
Yep, i'm looking forward to it already :D
Chris :o)
Brit Guy #1
SMUTster #4
ICQ # 36727461
aka (the 4th horseman)
IM: Chris27828
"If I heard Silent Night one more time I was
going to start taking hostages." -Scully - HTGSC.
I've decided to keep my list simple...
Next year I intend to do 5 things i've
never done before. :)
(one of which will be meeting Verlinda)
JTIS
<snip>
>> 13. Meet the Britguys live--see # 1!
>
>This will happen - I'll even break my "No London" rule to make this
>possible :)
>
>--
>Jim
Which rule would that be...? ;D
> >> Hey... I'm an english teacher, and the only thing that gets me upset
> about
> >> you statement is "dont" and "thats"... ;-)
> >
> >We don't want to hurt you dear... we just want to play with you.
> >;)
>
> Yes... but one person's playing is another's torturing ;)
Since when did that stop you?
>
>"VerlindaH" <verl...@aol.com> wrote:
> So, here's my list
>> > of things I will accomplish in 2000.
>> (snip Ad's list)
>> > So, those are my plans. You got any?
>>
> 10. Visit my favorite cyberfriends as often as possible--::waving
>> maniacially::
>> 11. Dance at billK and Adora's wedding!
>
>10 and 11 can go together too, you know ;-D
>
Yeah--I'm practicing the Hokey-Pokey!
VerlindaH
>
>VerlindaH wrote in message <19991228210744...@ng-fb1.aol.com>...
>
>>1. Go to England the summer of 2000.
>
><jumping up and with excitement> :)
Quit that jumping around! You want to cause another avalanche in Austria?
;)
>
>>2. Make up my mind about looking for a new job.
>
>I've already made my mind up, i'm looking for a new
>job next year ;)
>
Good for you!
>
>>3. Update my resume--see # 2 above.
>
>I think i'll be needing one of them :)
Just let me know--maybe Jim can help you, too, especially if you buy him a
beer! ;)
>7. Polish Silver ATXF Christmas Countdown trophy on a monthly basis.
>
>Well done on finishing 2nd in the Christmas Countdown...
>that trophy will look nice under your Christmas tree.
>
Yep--till I have to pitch the tree out.
>>10. Visit my favorite cyberfriends as often as possible--::waving
>>maniacially::
>
>::: waves maniacally back::::
>
>>11. Dance at billK and Adora's wedding!
>
>Cool, a wedding :)
yeah--if we have 3 more weddings and a funeral, we can make a movie!
>
>>13. Meet the Britguys live--see # 1!
>
>Yep, i'm looking forward to it already :D
>
Woo Hoo!
Happy New Year!
VerlindaH
>
>>So, those are my plans. You got any?
>
>I've decided to keep my list simple...
>Next year I intend to do 5 things i've
>never done before. :)
>
>(one of which will be meeting Verlinda)
>
>JTIS
There's a first time for everything!
Looking forward to it--
VerlindaH
>
>On 29 Dec 1999 02:07:44 GMT, in alt.tv.x-files, VerlindaH stated this
>considered view:
>
>> >So, those are my plans. You got any?
>> >
>
>> 1. Go to England the summer of 2000.
>
>Hoorah - this guarantees we will have a scorcher of a summer :)
>Cheers Verlinda!
>>
Crank up that AC--the Yanks are coming!
>> 2. Make up my mind about looking for a new job.
>>
>> 3. Update my resume--see # 2 above.
>
>We're looking for HR Consultants at the moment, if you're interested. I
>doubt the relocation package would be up to much though...
Let me guess--a life jacket and a pair of water wings, so I can swim across the
ocean. ;)
>
>>
>> 5. Inventory the NRMTPB bar at least once.
>
><whispers to Ad> I think we're in trouble here, mate!
>
::making mental note to check Jim & Ad's tabs carefully
>11. Dance at billK and Adora's wedding!
>
>Just don't dance with Meg - she'd only try to scare yer ;)
>>
Ha--she hasn't seen me dance yet!
>12. Collect $20 from Ad
>
>Which won't come anywhere near covering his bar tab ;)
>>
True--but it's a start! Full circle to find the truth, or something like that
(gratuitously on-topic reference)
> 13. Meet the Britguys live--see # 1!
>
>This will happen - I'll even break my "No London" rule to make this
>possible :)
>
>--
I am *so* flattered! Happy New Year!
VerlindaH
And as we all know the word of Sean is the word of God.
>--
>--Sean
>http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Shuttle/9613/
>'The philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways. The
>point is to change it.' --Karl Marx
>
GAAAHHH! Too much change! Head imploding!
Marita
***
Betty, go to Snarles the Painter, and tell him to paint me a sign, with--'no
suicides permitted here, and no smoking in the parlor;'--might as well kill
both birds at once.
XFW/W #23 OBSSE *I* NRMTPB-RMD-PotC&tSK members.xoom.com/Marita1121
Nah, nah. Kool-aid's good, if inconvenient.
Better. I actually exist. <ducks flames>
> >--Sean
> >http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Shuttle/9613/
> >'The philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways. The
> >point is to change it.' --Karl Marx
> >
> GAAAHHH! Too much change! Head imploding!
Oh, deal with it.
--
--Sean
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Shuttle/9613/
'Just as Darwin discovered the law of development of organic nature, so
Marx discovered the law of development of human society.' --Friedrich
Engels
>> >--Sean
>> >http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Shuttle/9613/
>> >'The philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways. The
>> >point is to change it.' --Karl Marx
>> >
>> GAAAHHH! Too much change! Head imploding!
>
>Oh, deal with it.
>
>--
>--Sean
>http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Shuttle/9613/
>'Just as Darwin discovered the law of development of organic nature, so
>Marx discovered the law of development of human society.' --Friedrich
>Engels
>
NOOOOOOO!
Marita--marx, schmarx.
Ok, from this moment I'm saving money to go to London next summer and meet
VerlindaH and the Britguys.
Y2K European X-Philes Meeting!
--
Barbara Barge
XFW #1017
LLL (the Spanish connection)
"Organic chemistry is the chemistry of carbon compounds.
Biochemistry is the study of carbon compounds that crawl."
Hey! I really exist. I am definately sure that I'm not a computer program.
Crazy Chick
is real
>With the exception of Kristen (BE), whom I've actually met, and some
>people like Gizzie and LauraCap who I saw pictures of (at Kristen's
>house..from
>Xeminar), none of you *computer people* really exist.
I know how important visual associations can be in online communities, so to
make me more real - I look just like both Gizzie and LauraCap except for the
cool scar on my left breast.
-ad (thinks Meg has great abs)
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
NRMTPB *yang* I Wooly Mammoth Boy
I'm not just a member. I alt.fan.adhokk
I'm the president. I Good-bye FOX.
Now, how am I gonna let you gown gently regarding the state of AC in this
country ;)
>
> >> 2. Make up my mind about looking for a new job.
> >>
> >> 3. Update my resume--see # 2 above.
> >
> >We're looking for HR Consultants at the moment, if you're interested. I
> >doubt the relocation package would be up to much though...
>
> Let me guess--a life jacket and a pair of water wings, so I can swim across the
> ocean. ;)
Don't forget the tent you get to pitch in the middle of Tingley
Roundabout ;)
>
> >
> >>
> >> 5. Inventory the NRMTPB bar at least once.
> >
> ><whispers to Ad> I think we're in trouble here, mate!
> >
>
> ::making mental note to check Jim & Ad's tabs carefully
<mulder voice>
Oh sssshi...
</mulder voice>
>
> >11. Dance at billK and Adora's wedding!
> >
> >Just don't dance with Meg - she'd only try to scare yer ;)
> >>
>
> Ha--she hasn't seen me dance yet!
Just beware the flashing eyelashes and twinkling teeth ;D
>
> >12. Collect $20 from Ad
> >
> >Which won't come anywhere near covering his bar tab ;)
>
> True--but it's a start! Full circle to find the truth, or something like that
> (gratuitously on-topic reference)
Yeah, did you forget its the holidays? <g>
>
> > 13. Meet the Britguys live--see # 1!
> >
> >This will happen - I'll even break my "No London" rule to make this
> >possible :)
>
> I am *so* flattered!
Well its not that bad a place when I'm guaranteed to be in good company
:)
> Happy New Year!
And to you, Verlinda. All the best!
--
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Oh just the one that protects me from the insincerity of our nation's
capital and stops me from demonstrating disdain to fellow countrymen who
have they heads stuck so far up their own and each others arses.
Well, you asked....<shrug>
--
Jim, who advises anyone visiting England to head North!
Of course. I'm a CV-writer extraordinaire.
--
Jim, will do almost anything for a beer
>marit...@aol.comehither (Miss Moo) wrote:
>
>>With the exception of Kristen (BE), whom I've actually met, and some
>>people like Gizzie and LauraCap who I saw pictures of (at Kristen's
>>house..from
>>Xeminar), none of you *computer people* really exist.
>
>I know how important visual associations can be in online communities, so to
>make me more real - I look just like both Gizzie and LauraCap except for the
>cool scar on my left breast.
*blink* *blink*
Deah Gott! You could be my TWIN!
OK, not really. My scars are elsewhere. Damn it.
>-ad (thinks Meg has great abs)
Yeah, but I'm no Jason Sehorn.
Meg
http://fisticuffs.org/sehornabs.jpg
>It is said that on the blessed date of 30 Dec 1999 15:05:25 GMT,
>adh...@aol.coma (Adhokk7) went forth and said:
>
>>I know how important visual associations can be in online communities, so to
>>make me more real - I look just like both Gizzie and LauraCap except for the
>>cool scar on my left breast.
>
>*blink* *blink*
>
>Deah Gott! You could be my TWIN!
>
>OK, not really. My scars are elsewhere. Damn it.
I could ask my surgeon about having mine moved. It's pretty big, so maybe he
could break it up and put the little pieces of it in a bunch of different
places.
>>-ad (thinks Meg has great abs)
>
>Yeah, but I'm no Jason Sehorn.
>
>Meg
>http://fisticuffs.org/sehornabs.jpg
Well, for goodness' sake. Who is?
>
>Christopher Mcinerney <christophe...@virgin.net> wrote:
>>
>> VerlindaH wrote in message
><19991228210744...@ng-fb1.aol.com>...
>> >>Subject: OT: Things I want to do in 2000
>> >>From: adh...@aol.coma (Adhokk7)
>> >
>> >>
>> >> Since 1999 turned out to be just another in a group of years I've
>> decided
>> >>to
>> >>live in, I've decided to make the last year of the millennium a
>noteworthy
>> >>year
>> >>for me. So, here's my list of things I will accomplish in 2000.
>> >
>> >(snip Ad's list)
>> >
>> >>
>> >>So, those are my plans. You got any?
>> >>
>> >
>> >1. Go to England the summer of 2000.
>>
>> <jumping up and with excitement> :)
>>
>> >2. Make up my mind about looking for a new job.
>>
>> I've already made my mind up, i'm looking for a new
>> job next year ;)
>>
>> >3. Update my resume--see # 2 above.
>>
>> I think i'll be needing one of them :)
>>
>> <snip>
>>
>> >7. Polish Silver ATXF Christmas Countdown trophy on a monthly basis.
>>
>> Well done on finishing 2nd in the Christmas Countdown...
>> that trophy will look nice under your Christmas tree.
>>
>> >10. Visit my favorite cyberfriends as often as possible--::waving
>> >maniacially::
>>
>> ::: waves maniacally back::::
>>
>> >11. Dance at billK and Adora's wedding!
>>
>> Cool, a wedding :)
>>
>> >13. Meet the Britguys live--see # 1!
>>
>> Yep, i'm looking forward to it
>already :D
>>
>
>Ok, from this moment I'm saving money to go to London next summer and meet
>VerlindaH and the Britguys.
>Y2K European X-Philes Meeting!
Maybe I need to import some Krispy Kreme doughnuts!
VerlindaH
>
>
>
>On 30 Dec 1999 04:30:22 GMT, in alt.tv.x-files, VerlindaH stated this
>considered view:
>> >>3. Update my resume--see # 2 above.
>> >
>> >I think i'll be needing one of them :)
>>
>
>> Just let me know--maybe Jim can help you, too, especially if you buy him a
>> beer! ;)
>
>Of course. I'm a CV-writer extraordinaire.
>
Anything like Bartender extraordinaire?
Maybe the 3 of us can have a drink and write a resume for Chris in Y2K. ;)
Better yet, have 3 drinks and then give it a shot! ;)
VerlindaH
>On Wed, 29 Dec 1999 23:39:50 -0000, in alt.tv.x-files, Christopher
>Mcinerney stated this considered view:
>> >> 13. Meet the Britguys live--see # 1!
>> >
>> >This will happen - I'll even break my "No London" rule to make this
>> >possible :)
>> >
>> >--
>> >Jim
>>
>> Which rule would that be...? ;D
>
>Oh just the one that protects me from the insincerity of our nation's
>capital and stops me from demonstrating disdain to fellow countrymen who
>have they heads stuck so far up their own and each others arses.
>
>Well, you asked....<shrug>
Do you have to use surgical instruments to remove those heads? Ewwwwww.
VerlindaH (bringing latex gloves)
> I wrote:
> >Of course. I'm a CV-writer extraordinaire.
> >
>
> Anything like Bartender extraordinaire?
Very similar. However, the writing of a curriculum vitae is far less
interesting than bartending.
> Maybe the 3 of us can have a drink and write a resume for Chris in Y2K. ;)
Sounds good to me - like I always say, any excuse for a beer ;)
> Better yet, have 3 drinks and then give it a shot! ;)
A shot of what? I'm a whisky or vodka man but I'm always open to
suggestions ;)
--
Jim
Lol, you can tell I'd just got back from shopping when I wrote that
little tantrum!
As a rule, Londoners aren't as bad as I made out. Most could do to take
lessons in how to be a bit friendlier though, as well as realising normal
life does exist outside the south-eastern corner of England.
So you might say they are no different from the inhabitants
of New York or Paris.
--
Alan Hurshman
FEB, CCC, GABAL, #27
Order of the Holy Pup
I wrote:
> > As a rule, Londoners aren't as bad as I made out. Most could do to take
> > lessons in how to be a bit friendlier though, as well as realising normal
> > life does exist outside the south-eastern corner of England.
>
> So you might say they are no different from the inhabitants
> of New York or Paris.
Yeah, what is it about south-east England? ;)
Fair point though Alan. I guess most people in major world centres have
a sense of "right here, right now". Hell, I'm even guilty of this
myself. Leeds has been a true city of the '90s and I couldn't image ever
living anywhere else during those times. The big difference for me is
that people will still make the time for others here. Its all not dog
eat dog. I guess that's what makes the difference for me :)
> With the exception of Kristen (BE), whom I've actually met, and some
> people like Gizzie and LauraCap who I saw pictures of (at Kristen's house..from
> Xeminar), none of you *computer people* really exist.
So you're saying ATXF is really a 20th Century version of a holodeck ;D
Seriously though, this will be my last post of 1999, as I'm about to head
off and start celebrating :)
I just want to say thanks to all my fellow ATXFers for always being here
during the past year. Its not been an easy year for me at times, and
just being able to come here and be part of this great community has
given me a sense of belonging I needed during the darker times. Thank
you, all.
Wherever you are, whatever you're doing, have a great New Year's Eve and
here's to good times for us all in 2000 :)
Best wishes to you all.
--
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People in places like NYC, Paris, etc. seem to think their local
news is important to the rest of the world. When, in fact, the rest
of the world could care less. Which is as it should be.
> Leeds has been a true city of the '90s and I couldn't image ever
> living anywhere else during those times.
But outside England, Leeds is almost completely unknown.
Id like to take the fifth on that one judge...
All my scars are emotional.
--
Adora
Cherry Sundae
FEB
"Screw you guys. I'm goin' home."
> >> Yes... but one person's playing is another's torturing ;)
> >
> >Since when did that stop you?
>
> Id like to take the fifth on that one judge...
I remember those kitchen aide posts with Sally. ;)
--
<*><*><*>obsidian<*><*><*>
Women’s Liberation is just a lot of foolishness.
It’s the men who are discriminated against.
They can’t bear children.
And no one’s likely to do
anything about that.
Golda Meir
<*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*><*>
A-ha. That's what they *want* me to think.
Marita
smarter than everyone thinks
>
>On 31 Dec 1999 01:57:15 GMT, in alt.tv.x-files, VerlindaH stated this
>considered view:
>
>> I wrote:
>> >Of course. I'm a CV-writer extraordinaire.
>>
>> Anything like Bartender extraordinaire?
>
>Very similar. However, the writing of a curriculum vitae is far less
>interesting than bartending.
> Maybe the 3 of us can have a drink and write a resume for Chris in Y2K. ;)
>
>Sounds good to me - like I always say, any excuse for a beer ;)
>
>
>> Better yet, have 3 drinks and then give it a shot! ;)
>
>A shot of what? I'm a whisky or vodka man but I'm always open to
>suggestions ;)
>
Vodka in this corner--unless we are running to champagne then!
VerlindaH
>
>
>Seriously though, this will be my last post of 1999, as I'm about to head
>off and start celebrating :)
>
Enjoy! Make sure there's enough room in the closet for all 10 of you! ;)
>
>I just want to say thanks to all my fellow ATXFers for always being here
>during the past year. Its not been an easy year for me at times, and
>just being able to come here and be part of this great community has
>given me a sense of belonging I needed during the darker times.
>Thank
>you, all.
>
And thank you, for the same. One of the best things about this group is that
it *is*, indeed, a community and gives people a place where they feel welcome.
>
>Wherever you are, whatever you're doing, have a great New Year's Eve and
>here's to good times for us all in 2000 :)
>
>Best wishes to you all.
Cheers--and may the New Year be filled with all the best life can offer, for
all of us!
VerlindaH
Ahhhh yes.... I have fond memories... a woman's touch is always apreciated
around the kitchen ;)
> >A shot of what? I'm a whisky or vodka man but I'm always open to
> >suggestions ;)
>
> Vodka in this corner--unless we are running to champagne then!
I'll stick to the vodka - I don't think I'm ready to face any more
champagne yet!
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Oh, yes, please!
And some peeps too!
Very true - although from what you've said below, I do feel Leeds needs
greater international coverage ;)
> > Leeds has been a true city of the '90s and I couldn't image ever
> > living anywhere else during those times.
>
> But outside England, Leeds is almost completely unknown.
Well, this may be the case in North America, but you're forgetting
Scotland, Wales, Ireland and possibly the majority of footballing nations
around the world (after all, we have 20th richest football club on the
planet and the reputation of Leeds United (not to mention the 80's
hooligan element of its supporters) flies the flag for the city in Europe
and beyond)
Oh well, I guess this is one thing I can do in 2000: I'm starting a one-
man campaign to help promote this fair city of mine. To anyone who
cares, go here and learn there's more to England than London:
http://www.leeds.gov.uk/bus_info/invest/keyfacts.html
--
Jim
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LEEDS - There's more to England than London.
>Oh well, I guess this is one thing I can do in 2000: I'm starting a one-
>man campaign to help promote this fair city of mine.
I support Leeds! Leeds rules! If Leeds was an English wrestler, it would kick
all other English wrestlers' asses.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
NRMTPB - CEO.
If you love your children, don't allow them access to this newsgroup.
No, that's their football (soccer) team!
Cal
c'mon the 'Pool!
>
Still 0-0 at White Hart Lane. Doing better than us though - we're a goal
down to Villa!
Actually, Leeds would be my second favourite team. Being managed by an
Irish guy and all that! Liverpool have been my team since I was a kid...
but at heart, I'm an ABU (anybody but (Man) United.) The team are okay,
but most of the fans are twats! Any team keeping the Filth off the top of
the Premiership is fine by me!
O'Leary is the man, I tell yer, Cal.
> Liverpool have been my team since I was a kid...
Well, we both got beat this afternoon.
> but at heart, I'm an ABU (anybody but (Man) United.) The team are okay,
> but most of the fans are twats!
<singing>
Stand up if you hate Man U! Stand up if you hate Man U!
Stand up if you hate Man U! Stand up if you hate Man U!
</singing>
> Any team keeping the Filth off the top of
> the Premiership is fine by me!
Yep, the Scum will have a lot of catching up to do when they get back
from Brazil. I just hope Leeds don't start to run out of steam.
Don't forget the llamas.
Obisidian
That is why we have so many monuments commemorating all the great things
llamas have done for us... we should never forget the sacrifices they have
made...
>
>VerlindaH <verl...@aol.com> wrote:
>> >Subject: RE: OT: Things I want to do in 2000
>> >From: "Barbara Barge" barbar...@ctv.es
>> >Date: Thu, 30 December 1999 05:57 AM EST
>>
>> >
>> >Christopher Mcinerney <christophe...@virgin.net> wrote:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> >13. Meet the Britguys live--see # 1!
>> >>
>> >> Yep, i'm looking forward to it
>> >already :D
>> >>
>> >
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>> >Y2K European X-Philes Meeting!
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>Oh, yes, please!
>And some peeps too!
As long as they're *legal* peeps, you understand.
Otherwise, I would be a peepetrator of a heinous crime against humanity.
VerlindaH
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