Merry Xmas everyone...
Greg Marshall
Title says it all.
If you happen to not like the term Christmas for whatever reason,
well, merry life. I wish you all peace, joy, love. I want you all to
smile a little smile for me, I want you all to look at the freshly fallen
snow/frozen rain tomorrow morning and reflect a little bit on some of the
purities of the human spirit.
Hope, hope that things which are good which will continue, hope
that things that are bad will get better. Faith that they will.
Beleiving you can make a difference, that you can help to bring someone
else a little joy.
Kindness, optimism. Open mindedness. Giving people the benefit
of the doubt. Giving that toonie to the panhandler on the street, because
you don't know what hand life has dealt him and everyone deserves to be
happy.
Fresh air, bright sunshine. Clear blue skies, quiet large flakes
of snow.
Icicles melting in the spring time. Streams full of runoff.
Birds arriving back with the warm weather and making many little baby
birds. These things are why we tend to celebrate the winter solstice
after all...
Love, hugs and good cheer,
Greg
--
They're dead, they're all messed up.
-Sherrif, Night of the Living Dead
Paul Derbyshire
Greg Marshall (ad...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
[stuff]
What's this line mean you keep saying: "They're dead, they're all messed
up"? It sounds cool. :-)
--
.*. Friendship, companionship, love, and having fun are the reasons for
-() < life. All else; sex, money, fame, etc.; are just to get/express these.
`*' Send any and all mail with attachments to the hotmail address please.
Paul Derbyshire ao...@freenet.carleton.ca pg...@hotmail.com
Heather Bostelaar
Jason Cobill (aq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>
> -Jay (Staring deep into his lava-lamp)
You got one too? Mine is a funky blue one that is very much the phallic
symbol. I love it.
--
~~~goes really good with arsenic sauce
Jason Cobill
> Birds arriving back with the warm weather and making many little baby
> birds.
You're just obsessed with sex.
But Merry Christmas anyways. :)
-Jay (Staring deep into his lava-lamp)
--
"A little nonsense now and then, Jason Cobill
is relished by the wisest men." aq...@freenet.carleton.ca
- Willy Wonka :) :) :) :) :)
Jason Cobill
Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>> -Jay (Staring deep into his lava-lamp)
>
>
> You got one too? Mine is a funky blue one that is very much the phallic
> symbol. I love it.
That would explain the rumors I've heard that it causes women to
swoon uncontrollably. :) Of course, I've heard the same thing about
darklights, and guys with darkrooms, and so far I've yet to be convinced. :)
-Jay
Heather Bostelaar
Greg Marshall (ad...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>> Jason Cobill (aq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>>>
>>> -Jay (Staring deep into his lava-lamp)
>>
>>
>> You got one too? Mine is a funky blue one that is very much the phallic
>> symbol. I love it.
>
> That's awesome, I just read Jay's 'You're just obsessed with sex'
> post, and was going to reply about the phallicness... phallicity...
> phallicility?... I was just about to reply about how much lava lamps look
> like penises...
>
we are like-so attuned.
never mind, inside joke.
eather
Greg Marshall
Paul Derbyshire (ao...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> Greg Marshall (ad...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> [stuff]
>
> What's this line mean you keep saying: "They're dead, they're all messed
> up"? It sounds cool. :-)
It's a quote from the sherrif in the movie 'Night of the Living
Dead'. Go rent it...
Greg Marshall
Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> Jason Cobill (aq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>>
>> -Jay (Staring deep into his lava-lamp)
>
>
> You got one too? Mine is a funky blue one that is very much the phallic
> symbol. I love it.
That's awesome, I just read Jay's 'You're just obsessed with sex'
post, and was going to reply about the phallicness... phallicity...
phallicility?... I was just about to reply about how much lava lamps look
like penises...
Greg
Amanda Klaman
Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> never mind, inside joke.
>
> eather
Oh, so that's the trend, eh? Dropping off first letters of names
eh? Kind of like that odd fad of spelling your name with an i at the end.
I missed out on that one...I'm so bitter. I could have been Mandi. Well, I'm
not going to let this one pass me by. I missed out on the teenage mutant
ninja turtles, smurf, and she-ra/he-man phases...I am *not* missing out.
I'll show those cashiers at Walmart! I'll show them all! even wilf the
door greeter..I'll get him good. Get him like he got me! heavens, it far
too early/late to be thinking coherently...time to regenerate.
--manda
--
...Santa hasn't been the same since he came back from 'Nam...
Paul Derbyshire
Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> eather
Eather?:)
What the hell does "eather" mean? :):)
> ~~~goes really good with arsenic sauce
WTF?
Paul Derbyshire
Amanda Klaman (dt...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> ...it far too early/late to be thinking coherently...time to regenerate.
Mmm. Regenerate. Elder Magic. That and the quad grenades and you rule the
map man!
> --manda
Cute. Very cute Amandie...
--Aul
Amanda Klaman
Paul Derbyshire (ao...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> Amanda Klaman (dt...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>> ...it far too early/late to be thinking coherently...time to regenerate.
>
> Mmm. Regenerate. Elder Magic. That and the quad grenades and you rule the
> map man!
I haven't a clue what you're talking about..no! don't
explain..I'll just imagine..yes, pretty thoughts...get ready get set for
imagination day..
>> --manda
>
> Cute. Very cute Amandie...
*ahem* I have never been a "mandie" type of person. If you are to
shorten my name so as to give me a nickname, I much prefer "frank" thank you.
> --Aul
Cool...derbyshire the aul-mighty
Heather Bostelaar
Amanda Klaman (dt...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>> never mind, inside joke.
>>
>> eather
>
> Oh, so that's the trend, eh? Dropping off first letters of names
> eh? Kind of like that odd fad of spelling your name with an i at the end.
> I missed out on that one...I'm so bitter. I could have been Mandi. Well, I'm
> not going to let this one pass me by. I missed out on the teenage mutant
> ninja turtles, smurf, and she-ra/he-man phases...I am *not* missing out.
> I'll show those cashiers at Walmart! I'll show them all! even wilf the
> door greeter..I'll get him good. Get him like he got me! heavens, it far
> too early/late to be thinking coherently...time to regenerate.
> --manda
Oh ghods...I'm a trendsetter. Actually, I think that it was a
feline-related deletion.
I always liked the jelly rings/bracelets fad.
Oh, about the names with I's...I wasn't eligible, but has anyone read this
really tacky series of books about a girl named Kitty in the 1920's, who
at one point want's to sit with the popular girls but they only let people
who spell their names with an 'i' at the end sit with them, so she called
herself Kitti, but then the nasty nun made her stay after school and write
on the blackboard 'my name is kitty, with a y'?
Didn't think so.
Rehtaeh
--
Heather Bostelaar
Paul Derbyshire (ao...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>>>> ~~~goes really good with arsenic sauce
>>>
>>> WTF?
>>
>> White Tomatoes Friday?
>
> What The F---? :-)
What The Fido?
What The Fart?
What The Fink?
What The Ford?
What The Fred?
What The Finn?
I just don't understand you.
>
> You really should get an error-correcting modem. It does wonders for
> getting rid of unsightly line noise! :-)
eh, I had to scrounge the cash for the modem I'm using now.
Heather
Heather Bostelaar
Paul Derbyshire (ao...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>
>> eather
>
> Eather?:)
> What the hell does "eather" mean? :):)
>
It's a silent E.
>> ~~~goes really good with arsenic sauce
>
> WTF?
White Tomatoes Friday?
West Toronto Freeway?
Wide Tongued Fomorian?
Window Touching Foundation?
Wife Tries Fisting?
William Tell Fondlers?
Paul, you are a strange boy.(pvCű
Ian Clysdale
Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>>>> WTF?
>>> White Tomatoes Friday?
>> What The F---? :-)
> What The Fart?
> What The Fink?
> What The Ford?
> What The Fred?
> What The Finn?
What the FNORD?
ian (fnord)
--
ian clysdale nightmare of choice /\ "pps - ian, yes i am stalking you. this
icly...@csclub.uwaterloo.ca \/ is sig tag. you are now it." -amanda
(imminentizing the eschaton one act of enlightenment at a time)
Paul Derbyshire
Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>>> ~~~goes really good with arsenic sauce
>>
>> WTF?
>
> White Tomatoes Friday?
What The F---? :-)
> Paul, you are a strange boy.(pvCű
You really should get an error-correcting modem. It does wonders for
getting rid of unsightly line noise! :-)
> ~~~goes really good with arsenic sauce
WTF??!?
Paul Derbyshire
Teragram? Isn't that the earth's mass or something? 10^9 grams? I thought
it was more? I have a terabyte of useless facts in my brain...
Margaret McCarthy
Greg Marshall (ad...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> That's awesome, I just read Jay's 'You're just obsessed with sex'
> post, and was going to reply about the phallicness... phallicity...
> phallicility?... I was just about to reply about how much lava lamps look
> like penises...
My innocent young ears! :)
I actually sorta thing they're mesmerizing -- the way the lava goes up and
floats.. and back.. a return to the womb...
teragraM
--
How many Scientists have written
The shark is gentle as a kitten!
Yet this I know about the shark:
His bite is worser than his bark. -- Ogden Nash
Peter Oakham
Amanda Klaman (dt...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>> never mind, inside joke.
>>
>> eather
>
> Oh, so that's the trend, eh? Dropping off first letters of names
> eh? Kind of like that odd fad of spelling your name with an i at the end.
> I missed out on that one...I'm so bitter. I could have been Mandi. Well, I'm
> not going to let this one pass me by. I missed out on the teenage mutant
> ninja turtles, smurf, and she-ra/he-man phases...I am *not* missing out.
> I'll show those cashiers at Walmart! I'll show them all! even wilf the
> door greeter..I'll get him good. Get him like he got me! heavens, it far
> too early/late to be thinking coherently...time to regenerate.
oh yeah well I think I'll catch both "fad's" at once!
eti !
--
"never be mean in anything; Peter Oakham
never be false; Pe...@ottawa.com
never be cruel. (aunt Betsy)
Avoid these three vices, Trot, and I can always be hopeful of you."
Peter Oakham
Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> Paul Derbyshire (ao...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>> Heather Bostelaar (cu...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>>
>>> eather
>>
>> Eather?:)
>> What the hell does "eather" mean? :):)
> It's a silent E.
no no! you have it all wrong it isa silent a! so you get ether! the
stuff that makes the universe!!
>>> ~~~goes really good with arsenic sauce
>>
>> WTF?
>
> White Tomatoes Friday?
>
> West Toronto Freeway?
>
> Wide Tongued Fomorian?
>
> Window Touching Foundation?
>
> Wife Tries Fisting?
>
> William Tell Fondlers?
>
> Paul, you are a strange boy.(pvCű
Won Too Free!
Jason Cobill
> not going to let this one pass me by. I missed out on the teenage mutant
> ninja turtles, smurf, and she-ra/he-man phases...I am *not* missing out.
I *still* like the Ninja turtles. :) The cartoon was a little
stale, and the movies were just plain bad. But the graphic novels were
realy strange and cool.
You're forgetting PacMan. Maybe that was kinda a geek fad, but I
was heavy into Pacman. :) There was a cartoon, and I had all the coloring
books, and the board games, and the bedsheets...
And I left Pacman high scores all across Ottawa. I was like, an 8
year old pacman prodigy. :)
Jason Cobill
> I actually sorta thing they're mesmerizing -- the way the lava goes up and
> floats.. and back.. a return to the womb...
Kinda makes you want to start breathing through your bellybutton
again, eh?
-Jay (Inny)
Ian Clysdale
Jason Cobill (aq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
> -Jay (Inny)
You mean Inni, don't you?
ian
--
ian clysdale (yore kontrol freek) / "what? you get off laughing at my
icly...@csclub.uwaterloo.ca \ serious plight? my bereft of andrew
fnord / eldritchness? horror!" - frances
Chris Brown
Jason Cobill (aq...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA) writes:
>
> You're forgetting PacMan. Maybe that was kinda a geek fad, but I
> was heavy into Pacman. :) There was a cartoon, and I had all the coloring
> books, and the board games, and the bedsheets...
> And I left Pacman high scores all across Ottawa. I was like, an 8
> year old pacman prodigy. :)
I remember eating boxes upon boxes of the breakfast cereal
(mm.. marshmallows) .. and I also have the 48K ROM game for my Atari :)
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