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Hobbs

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It's still New Years Eve for most posters here. What will everyone be doing
tonight when the ball drops?

I will be sitting at home watching tv with my friends. We plan to pop some
firecrackers at some point, but we'll spend the evening in front of the tv
for the most part.

What about everyone else?

Hobbs
has no life and it shows
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Adhokk7

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"Hobbs" <bl...@smashing-pumpkins.com> wrote:

>It's still New Years Eve for most posters here. What will everyone be doing
>tonight when the ball drops?

No matter where I am, I plan to have a handful of my wife's ass at midnight. I
plan to drink like there's no tomorrow (because there's not gonna be, you know)
and wreck my hotel room and engage in as many sexual acts as I can. I plan to
play little boom box as loud as it will go until the power fails or the cops
come beating on my door. I'm gonna smoke like a freakin' chimney and by god if
it all ends tonight I'm going out in as fun a bang as I can.

Awright.

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Crazy Chick

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>It's still New Years Eve for most posters here. What will everyone be doing
>tonight when the ball drops?
>
>I will be sitting at home watching tv with my friends. We plan to pop some
>firecrackers at some point, but we'll spend the evening in front of the tv
>for the most part.
>
>What about everyone else?
>
>

This evening I made spaghetti, discovered that I can't cook, am now checking
the newsgroup and getting all my online stuff in order, and in a few minutes
will watch some movies. Then I'll watch the ball drop, then try to get to
sleep.

>Hobbs
>has no life and it shows

You are not alone.

Crazy Chick
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Ed

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Dec 31, 1999, 3:00:00 AM12/31/99
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> This evening I made spaghetti, discovered that I can't
> cook, am now checking
> the newsgroup and getting all my online stuff in
> order, and in a few minutes
> will watch some movies. Then I'll watch the ball
> drop, then try to get to
> sleep.
> >Hobbs
> >has no life and it shows
> You are not alone.
> Crazy Chick
> also has no life
> -
> D!S!DB, Samurai SMUTster
> XFW#42; WotF Mistress-, *I*
Hmmm... Very interesting... Must examine it more closely
for innuendo. I wonder if my online banking still works...

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obsidian

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Hobbs wrote:
>
> It's still New Years Eve for most posters here. What will everyone be doing
> tonight when the ball drops?

Watching TV, right now the Twilight Zone Marathon is on, but in
keeping with the holiday I'm thinking of popping in "Strange
Days". Also have snacks available.

Aside from that, I worked until 6 PM and have to be back at 1 PM
tomorrow.
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It’s the men who are discriminated against.
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Faloona

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Well unfortunately I'm one of the many who have to work. I work in the chem lab
at a nuke plant. The only way I could get it off was by calling in dead.
I hope everyone else has a better evening than I will!

Andrea


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> It's still New Years Eve for most posters here. What will everyone be doing
> tonight when the ball drops?
>

> I will be sitting at home watching tv with my friends. We plan to pop some
> firecrackers at some point, but we'll spend the evening in front of the tv
> for the most part.
>
> What about everyone else?
>

Katrina

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Hobbs asked:

>> It's still New Years Eve for most posters here. What will everyone be
>doing
>> tonight when the ball drops?

I'm on call tonight, so I have to stick around the house. I'm doing some or
all of the following at any given point this evening:

Burning candles

Watching a John Cusack movie marathon, courtesy of the fine folks at
Blockbuster

Eating popcorn

Drinking small sips of champagne

Rearranging bookshelves

Working on a PFM patch for Y2K <eeep!>

Taking baths in Garden Botanika's Buttermilk bubble bath

Changing my toenail polish

Enjoying the glut of magazines that came in the mail this week (VF, Book,
Allure, Smithsonian)

Listening to Miles Davis

Sleeping

Katrina

^..^
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-- Dean Haglund <--fuckin' up
Doug Herzog Y1 -- or maybe not.

Crazy Chick

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>This evening I made spaghetti, discovered that I can't
>> cook, am now checking
>> the newsgroup and getting all my online stuff in
>> order, and in a few minutes
>> will watch some movies. Then I'll watch the ball
>> drop, then try to get to
>> sleep.
>> >Hobbs
>> >has no life and it shows
>> You are not alone.
>> Crazy Chick
>> also has no life
>> -
>> D!S!DB, Samurai SMUTster
>> XFW#42; WotF Mistress-, *I*

>Hmmm... Very interesting... Must examine it more closely
>for innuendo. I wonder if my online banking still works...

There's innuendo in spaghetti?

Crazy Chick

bluestef

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Crazy Chick <crazy...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:19991231220813...@ng-da1.aol.com...
: >This evening I made spaghetti, discovered that I can't

That's like, one of those new italian sauces, right?
"Excuse me, I'll have some angel hair pasta with the innuendo sauce,
please."

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`ik

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>>Hmmm... Very interesting... Must examine it more closely
>>for innuendo. I wonder if my online banking still works...
>
>There's innuendo in spaghetti?
>

***I made BBQ chicken...what does that mean?
(Besides the fact I too have no life)


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On Fri, 31 Dec 1999 21:05:32 GMT, "Hobbs" <bl...@smashing-pumpkins.com>
wrote:

>It's still New Years Eve for most posters here. What will everyone be doing
>tonight when the ball drops?

<starts giggling hysterically>

I was having fun when the ball dropped, man.

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Crazy Chick

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>On Fri, 31 Dec 1999 21:05:32 GMT, "Hobbs" <bl...@smashing-pumpkins.com>
>wrote:
>
>>It's still New Years Eve for most posters here. What will everyone be doing
>>tonight when the ball drops?
>
><starts giggling hysterically>
>
>I was having fun when the ball dropped, man.

Hmm... did you accomplish any of those new years plans already?

Sean Carroll

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On 01 Jan 2000 17:37:56 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:

>><starts giggling hysterically>
>>
>>I was having fun when the ball dropped, man.
>
>Hmm... did you accomplish any of those new years plans already?

I, I might've. I just need a few minutes to remember.

Crazy Chick

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>On 01 Jan 2000 17:37:56 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:
>
>>><starts giggling hysterically>
>>>
>>>I was having fun when the ball dropped, man.
>>
>>Hmm... did you accomplish any of those new years plans already?
>
>I, I might've. I just need a few minutes to remember.
>

Are you currently breaking the "don't post while stoned" rule? Or was it the
"don't post while drunk" rule... both?

Sean Carroll

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On 01 Jan 2000 17:44:11 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:

>Are you currently breaking the "don't post while stoned" rule? Or was it the
>"don't post while drunk" rule... both?

Wait ... we already determined that the first rule doesn't exist,
didn't we?

Ah, dammit.

Crazy Chick

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Sean wrote:
>On 01 Jan 2000 17:44:11 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:
>
>>Are you currently breaking the "don't post while stoned" rule? Or was it
>the
>>"don't post while drunk" rule... both?
>
>Wait ... we already determined that the first rule doesn't exist,
>didn't we?
>
>Ah, dammit.
>
>

You didn't answer the question. Are you?

Meg, the pasty paste eating diva

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It is said that on the blessed date of Fri, 31 Dec 1999 21:05:32 GMT,

"Hobbs" <bl...@smashing-pumpkins.com> went forth and said:

>It's still New Years Eve for most posters here. What will everyone be doing
>tonight when the ball drops?

I sat around with a moderately large group of friends watching
everyone in NYC party in honor of my friend Brian's birthday. The boy
gets massive parties every year in his honor. I'm so jealous.

Oh, and we reaffirmed the knowledge that There Is No Spoon. We all
thought maybe this time there WOULD be a spoon, but you know what?
There Is No Spoon. Sigh.

Meg
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Boondoggler

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Crazy Chick <crazy...@aol.com> wrote:

>
> This evening I made spaghetti, discovered that I can't cook,

You see, you all laughed at me when I burned the spaghetti. I told you
that cooking it wasn't as easy as it's made out to be.

--
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Nancy Black

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Boondoggler wrote:
> Crazy Chick <crazy...@aol.com> wrote:
>
> > This evening I made spaghetti, discovered that I can't cook,
>
> You see, you all laughed at me when I burned the spaghetti.

We weren't laughing *at* you, we were laughing *with* you. ;-D


> I told you
> that cooking it wasn't as easy as it's made out to be.

I confess, I once over-cooked spaghetti to the point where it was so
mushy that it was inedible. At least I've never burned it. ;-D


Nancy (yet another atxf Nancy)
who now remembers why Boonie isn't allowed in the MBC kitchen ;-D

Crazy Chick

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Boondoggler wrote:
>Crazy Chick <crazy...@aol.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> This evening I made spaghetti, discovered that I can't cook,
>
>You see, you all laughed at me when I burned the spaghetti. I told you

>that cooking it wasn't as easy as it's made out to be.

Actually, the noodles were great, it was the sauce that tasted like crap. I
don't know why it tasted so bad...

Miss Moo

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Crazy Chick wrote:
>Boondoggler wrote:
>>Crazy Chick <crazy...@aol.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> This evening I made spaghetti, discovered that I can't cook,
>>
>>You see, you all laughed at me when I burned the spaghetti. I told you
>>that cooking it wasn't as easy as it's made out to be.
>
>Actually, the noodles were great, it was the sauce that tasted like crap. I
>don't know why it tasted so bad...

Spaghetti sauce is one of the very few things I can cook.

Marita
***
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suicides permitted here, and no smoking in the parlor;'--might as well kill
both birds at once.

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Sean Carroll

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On 01 Jan 2000 19:32:18 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:

>Sean wrote:
>
>>>Are you currently breaking the "don't post while stoned" rule? Or was it
>>the
>>>"don't post while drunk" rule... both?
>>
>>Wait ... we already determined that the first rule doesn't exist,
>>didn't we?
>>
>>Ah, dammit.
>
>You didn't answer the question. Are you?

Am I what?

<ducks and snickers>

Binah

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"Sean Carroll" <se...@kua.net> wrote in message
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> On 02 Jan 2000 00:51:09 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:
>
> >Sean, remember that little foot torture involving the goats? I'm *sure*
you
> >wouldn't like that, so tell me what the heck you did on new years eve,
and your
> >feet remain intact.

Ahh, in Hannibal, that guy Mason was going to use man-eating pigs on
Lecter's feet.

> I, uh, talked to people a lot. Had fun. Acted silly and eventually
> fell asleep on the ocuch. Couch, I mean. Sorry, typo. Don't ask me why
> I wrote that instead of just correcting it.

Because you're still a little...uh...in an altered state? Don't make this a
habit, young man.

> Oh, by the way, here's a progress report for Ad on that scientific
> experiment. The control group has been determined and set up and data
> has been collected.

So, did you actually get to try both ways? What's *your* verdict?

ACK! I feel the urge to go into a Nancy Reagan speech, which would be
hypocritical to say the least. Sigh. Just never it let become a part of
your regular schedule. It should always be something you could give up in a
heartbeat.

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Crazy Chick

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Sean wrote:
>On 01 Jan 2000 19:32:18 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:
>
>>Sean wrote:
>>
>>>>Are you currently breaking the "don't post while stoned" rule? Or was it
>>>the
>>>>"don't post while drunk" rule... both?
>>>
>>>Wait ... we already determined that the first rule doesn't exist,
>>>didn't we?
>>>
>>>Ah, dammit.
>>
>>You didn't answer the question. Are you?
>
>Am I what?
>
><ducks and snickers>
>
>

Sean, remember that little foot torture involving the goats? I'm *sure* you


wouldn't like that, so tell me what the heck you did on new years eve, and your
feet remain intact.

Crazy Chick

Sean Carroll

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On 02 Jan 2000 00:51:09 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:

>Sean, remember that little foot torture involving the goats? I'm *sure* you
>wouldn't like that, so tell me what the heck you did on new years eve, and your
>feet remain intact.

I, uh, talked to people a lot. Had fun. Acted silly and eventually


fell asleep on the ocuch. Couch, I mean. Sorry, typo. Don't ask me why
I wrote that instead of just correcting it.

Oh, by the way, here's a progress report for Ad on that scientific


experiment. The control group has been determined and set up and data
has been collected.

Anyway. So what'd *you* do on New Years'?

Crazy Chick

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Sean wrote:
>On 02 Jan 2000 00:51:09 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:
>
>>Sean, remember that little foot torture involving the goats? I'm *sure* you
>>wouldn't like that, so tell me what the heck you did on new years eve, and
>your
>>feet remain intact.
>
>I, uh, talked to people a lot. Had fun. Acted silly and eventually
>fell asleep on the ocuch. Couch, I mean. Sorry, typo. Don't ask me why
>I wrote that instead of just correcting it.
>Oh, by the way, here's a progress report for Ad on that scientific
>experiment. The control group has been determined and set up and data
>has been collected.

That's great... I think...

>Anyway. So what'd *you* do on New Years'?

I made really crappy spaghetti, as was mentioned in a thread of which I've lost
track, thought about what everyone else must be doing, then got slightly
depressed when I estimated how many people were getting laid, watched a couple
Monty Python movies, spents some time on the computer, then my parents came
home and we watched the ball drop, then I was depressed again because of that
annoying new years kiss tradition, 'course that's probably because I don't have
a partner to kiss and I'm noticing a recurring theme here, anyway, after that I
got on the computer, which didn't explode, and checked the ng, then went to
bed. I probably should have chopped that into a few separate sentences, but
didn't feel like it.

Sean Carroll

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On 02 Jan 2000 02:37:16 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:

>then got slightly
>depressed when I estimated how many people were getting laid

Well, one couple was doing that a couple of rooms over from the couch
where I was, so I know at least 2 people were ... ;P

>hen I was depressed again because of that
>annoying new years kiss tradition, 'course that's probably because I don't have
>a partner to kiss and I'm noticing a recurring theme here

Aww. I think you missed the whole point of New Years'. I saw it as a
wonderful opportunity to think about something else *besides* being
lonely and lovelorn for once in the year. ;P

Crazy Chick

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Sean wrote:
>On 02 Jan 2000 02:37:16 GMT, crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:
>
>>then got slightly
>>depressed when I estimated how many people were getting laid
>
>Well, one couple was doing that a couple of rooms over from the couch
>where I was, so I know at least 2 people were ... ;P

Lucky people...

>>hen I was depressed again because of that
>>annoying new years kiss tradition, 'course that's probably because I don't
>have
>>a partner to kiss and I'm noticing a recurring theme here
>
>Aww. I think you missed the whole point of New Years'. I saw it as a
>wonderful opportunity to think about something else *besides* being
>lonely and lovelorn for once in the year. ;P


Bah humbug... wait, that's for christmas... Normally I don't care about
relationships, most likely because the likelyhood of me having one is slim to
none. It's around the holidays that things start to bother me. I'm not sure
why, though. Perhaps it's the incessant emphasis on family and friends and
spending quality time with them. Oh crap, now I'm getting depressed again...

Adora

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"Meg, the pasty paste eating diva" <meg...@fisticuffsEVILSPAM.org> wrote:
> "Hobbs" <bl...@smashing-pumpkins.com> went forth and said:
>
> > It's still New Years Eve for most posters here. What will everyone be
doing
> > tonight when the ball drops?
>
> I sat around with a moderately large group of friends watching
> everyone in NYC party in honor of my friend Brian's birthday. The boy
> gets massive parties every year in his honor. I'm so jealous.

New Year's Eve was my grandma's birthday too. She always said that
"Auld Lang Syne" was her own personal version of "Happy Birthday
to You" :-)

> Oh, and we reaffirmed the knowledge that There Is No Spoon. We all
> thought maybe this time there WOULD be a spoon, but you know what?
> There Is No Spoon. Sigh.

But the sporks are still there, right?

--
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"Screw you guys. I'm goin' home."

Sean Carroll

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On Sat, 1 Jan 2000 21:17:29 -0600, "Binah" <v...@pdq.net> wrote:

>Because you're still a little...uh...in an altered state?

But see, with me, you'd think being altered would make me, like,
normal. ;P

>So, did you actually get to try both ways? What's *your* verdict?

No ... like I said, it was just the control group. Neither-nor.

>Just never it let become a part of
>your regular schedule. It should always be something you could give up in a
>heartbeat.

Oh trust me ... last night will never be 'part of my regular
schedule'. <g>

Adhokk7

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"Binah" <v...@pdq.net> wrote:

>ACK! I feel the urge to go into a Nancy Reagan speech, which would be
>hypocritical to say the least. Sigh.

Aw, hell's bells! I'll do it. <clears throat>

drugs are the worstest things you can ever do because they warp your brain the
most and make you a PERVERTED PSYCHOPATH and you're ruining your future because
you should get high on life and hugs are better than drugs and marijuana is a
GATEWAY drug and if you do it a lot you'll become charles manson and you'll go
jail and you'llrOTTHERELIKEACRIMINAL!!!!!

>Just never it let become a part of
>your regular schedule. It should always be something you could give up in a
>heartbeat.

Yeah. Don't let it be like, you know, an everyday thing. <whistles
innocently>

But seriously, don't do crack. It's bad for your image.


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>-ad
>
>_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
>NRMTPB - CEO.
>If you love your children, don't allow them access to this newsgroup.

Are you insulting my parents?

Jim

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On 02 Jan 2000 14:51:39 GMT, in alt.tv.x-files, Crazy Chick stated this
considered view:

> >-ad
> >
> >_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
> >NRMTPB - CEO.
> >If you love your children, don't allow them access to this newsgroup.
>
> Are you insulting my parents?

Nevermind that. Did I miss ad's Yelstin-styled announcement that he's
resigned as NRMTPB President?

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In article <19991231220813...@ng-da1.aol.com>,

crazy...@aol.com (Crazy Chick) wrote:
> >This evening I made spaghetti, discovered that I can't
> >> cook, am now checking
> >> the newsgroup and getting all my online stuff in
> >> order, and in a few minutes
> >> will watch some movies. Then I'll watch the ball
> >> drop, then try to get to
> >> sleep.
> >> >Hobbs
> >> >has no life and it shows
> >> You are not alone.
> >> Crazy Chick
> >> also has no life
> >> -
> >> D!S!DB, Samurai SMUTster
> >> XFW#42; WotF Mistress-, *I*
> >Hmmm... Very interesting... Must examine it more
> closely
> >for innuendo. I wonder if my online banking still
> works...
> There's innuendo in spaghetti?
> Crazy Chick
> -
> D!S!DB, Samurai SMUTster
> XFW#42; WotF Mistress-, *I*

Probably not. But I was bored so...

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Meg, the pasty paste eating diva

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It is said that on the blessed date of 02 Jan 2000 08:19:40 GMT,

adh...@aol.comX (Adhokk7) went forth and said:

>But seriously, don't do crack. It's bad for your image.

People will start thinking that you are me.

Crack!Meg
not who she is, anyway.

Meg, the pasty paste eating diva

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It is said that on the blessed date of Sun, 02 Jan 2000 03:25:54 GMT,

Oh, hell yeah. Best scene in that damned movie is the scene when they
eat with sporks.

Meg
all right, maybe second best...

Adhokk7

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Jim <roc...@btinternet.cometothepub> wrote:

>On 02 Jan 2000 14:51:39 GMT, in alt.tv.x-files, Crazy Chick stated this
>considered view:
>> >-ad
>> >
>> >_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

>> >NRMTPB - CEO.
>> >If you love your children, don't allow them access to this newsgroup.
>>
>> Are you insulting my parents?
>
>Nevermind that. Did I miss ad's Yelstin-styled announcement that he's
>resigned as NRMTPB President?

Nyet. I decided to start spelling "President" differently. It's a small scale
Prince thing, y'see.


-ad, wants to work with Puff Daddy and Lil' Kim

Meg, the pasty paste eating diva

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It is said that on the blessed date of 02 Jan 2000 23:43:18 GMT,

adh...@aol.comX (Adhokk7) went forth and said:

>Jim <roc...@btinternet.cometothepub> wrote:

>>Nevermind that. Did I miss ad's Yelstin-styled announcement that he's
>>resigned as NRMTPB President?
>
>Nyet. I decided to start spelling "President" differently. It's a small scale
>Prince thing, y'see.

I thought you were just spelling it the British way...it's the thing
to do, I guess...

Meg

Sean Carroll

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On Mon, 03 Jan 2000 22:00:31 -0500, "Meg, the pasty paste eating diva"
<meg...@fisticuffsEVILSPAM.org> wrote:

>I thought you were just spelling it the British way...it's the thing
>to do, I guess...

Don't hate me 'cause I'm beautiful and I set trends.

--Sean
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Shuttle/9613/
'The slave is sold once and for all; the proletarian must
sell himself daily and hourly.' --Friedrich Engels

Meg, the pasty paste eating diva

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It is said that on the blessed date of Tue, 04 Jan 2000 03:09:16 GMT,

se...@kua.net (Sean Carroll) went forth and said:

>On Mon, 03 Jan 2000 22:00:31 -0500, "Meg, the pasty paste eating diva"
><meg...@fisticuffsEVILSPAM.org> wrote:
>
>>I thought you were just spelling it the British way...it's the thing
>>to do, I guess...
>
>Don't hate me 'cause I'm beautiful and I set trends.

Damn it, you mean I have to find a DIFFERENT reason? ;)

Adora

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"Meg, the pasty paste eating diva" wrote:
> se...@kua.net (Sean Carroll) went forth and said:
> > "Meg, the pasty paste eating diva" wrote:
>
> > > I thought you were just spelling it the British way...it's the thing
> > > to do, I guess...
> > Don't hate me 'cause I'm beautiful and I set trends.
>
> Damn it, you mean I have to find a DIFFERENT reason? ;)

I can help you come up with a list ;->

Jim

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On Mon, 03 Jan 2000 22:00:31 -0500, in alt.tv.x-files, Meg, the pasty
paste eating diva stated this considered view:

> It is said that on the blessed date of 02 Jan 2000 23:43:18 GMT,
> adh...@aol.comX (Adhokk7) went forth and said:
>
> >Nyet. I decided to start spelling "President" differently. It's a small scale
> >Prince thing, y'see.
>
> I thought you were just spelling it the British way

That would make him one big queen <g>

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VerlindaH

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>Subject: Re: So...
>From: Jim roc...@btinternet.cometothepub
>Date: Tue, 04 January 2000 06:48 PM EST

>
>On Mon, 03 Jan 2000 22:00:31 -0500, in alt.tv.x-files, Meg, the pasty
>paste eating diva stated this considered view:
>> It is said that on the blessed date of 02 Jan 2000 23:43:18 GMT,
>> adh...@aol.comX (Adhokk7) went forth and said:

>
>> >Nyet. I decided to start spelling "President" differently. It's a small
>scale
>> >Prince thing, y'see.
>>
>> I thought you were just spelling it the British way
>
>That would make him one big queen <g>

With an even bigger handbag.

VerlindaH

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