ISO-8859-15 Latin-0: will the Euros be Pounds revisited?
RST
mark in america and a pound sterling symbol in the UK, and don't even get me
started on ASCII/JISCII/Backslash/Yen. similar 'LocalSCII' character sets had
[\]{|} for AOUaou with diaeresis/umlaut, # for Dollar and $ for cent, @ and "
were swapped instead of resetting the imported keyboard layouts, ampersand
replaced with cent, and in the CanFrench7 character set, [\]^_{|}~?, with ?
representing the omitted control character DEL [i.e. 0x7F], represented a small
complement of accented lowercase letters, along with capital C-Cedilla and
E-Acute.
Ignore all text after 'UK' in the above paragraph for the purposes of the
backreferences in the remainder of the message.
Well, guess what the similar problem is in 8859-15?
the ¤ glyph, 0xA4, represents a 'generic currency' mark, which you probably are
seeing, in Latin-1, ISO8859-1, while it represents a Euro sign [i.e. an E with
two crossbars, a ( and = doublestruck, a C and = doublestruck, etc] in 8859-15,
or latin-0.
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On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Comrade RST declared:
} in the old ASCII/`BritSCII' issue, the # glyph [i.e. 0x23] represented a hash
} mark in america and a pound sterling symbol in the UK, and don't even get me
} started on ASCII/JISCII/Backslash/Yen. similar 'LocalSCII' character sets had
} [\]{|} for AOUaou with diaeresis/umlaut, # for Dollar and $ for cent, @ and "
} were swapped instead of resetting the imported keyboard layouts, ampersand
} replaced with cent, and in the CanFrench7 character set, [\]^_{|}~?, with ?
} representing the omitted control character DEL [i.e. 0x7F], represented a small
} complement of accented lowercase letters, along with capital C-Cedilla and
} E-Acute.
}
} Ignore all text after 'UK' in the above paragraph for the purposes of the
} backreferences in the remainder of the message.
}
} Well, guess what the similar problem is in 8859-15?
}
} the ¤ glyph, 0xA4, represents a 'generic currency' mark, which you probably are
} seeing, in Latin-1, ISO8859-1, while it represents a Euro sign [i.e. an E with
} two crossbars, a ( and = doublestruck, a C and = doublestruck, etc] in 8859-15,
} or latin-0.
I think kittens are fun!
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17:03:48 -0500, the fingers of Jim Evans did thusly type:
<ralph>
My cat's name is Millie.
</ralph>
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TechnoAtheist
beka_...@p4-term4-indy.netdirect.net (RST) wrote:
>in the old ASCII/`BritSCII' issue, the # glyph [i.e. 0x23] represented a hash
>mark in america and a pound sterling symbol in the UK, and don't even get me
>started on ASCII/JISCII/Backslash/Yen. similar 'LocalSCII' character sets had
>[\]{|} for AOUaou with diaeresis/umlaut, # for Dollar and $ for cent, @ and "
>were swapped instead of resetting the imported keyboard layouts, ampersand
>replaced with cent, and in the CanFrench7 character set, [\]^_{|}~?, with ?
>representing the omitted control character DEL [i.e. 0x7F], represented a small
>complement of accented lowercase letters, along with capital C-Cedilla and
>E-Acute.
>
>Ignore all text after 'UK' in the above paragraph for the purposes of the
>backreferences in the remainder of the message.
>
>Well, guess what the similar problem is in 8859-15?
>
>the ¤ glyph, 0xA4, represents a 'generic currency' mark, which you probably are
>seeing, in Latin-1, ISO8859-1, while it represents a Euro sign [i.e. an E with
>two crossbars, a ( and = doublestruck, a C and = doublestruck, etc] in 8859-15,
>or latin-0.
<font face="FirstGrader,Kids" size=+1>
You see the wrong thing. There are lots of standards to chose from. You'll pick
the wrong one. <p>She's got flowers growning out of her butt.
</font>
Viki
>
> in the old ASCII/`BritSCII' issue, the # glyph [i.e. 0x23] represented a hash
> mark in america and a pound sterling symbol in the UK, and don't even get me
> started on ASCII/JISCII/Backslash/Yen. similar 'LocalSCII' character sets had
> [\]{|} for AOUaou with diaeresis/umlaut, # for Dollar and $ for cent, @ and "
> were swapped instead of resetting the imported keyboard layouts, ampersand
> replaced with cent, and in the CanFrench7 character set, [\]^_{|}~?, with ?
> representing the omitted control character DEL [i.e. 0x7F], represented a small
> complement of accented lowercase letters, along with capital C-Cedilla and
> E-Acute.
>
> Ignore all text after 'UK' in the above paragraph for the purposes of the
> backreferences in the remainder of the message.
>
> Well, guess what the similar problem is in 8859-15?
>
> the ¤ glyph, 0xA4, represents a 'generic currency' mark, which you probably are
> seeing, in Latin-1, ISO8859-1, while it represents a Euro sign [i.e. an E with
> two crossbars, a ( and = doublestruck, a C and = doublestruck, etc] in 8859-15,
> or latin-0.
>
Will someone tell me when to wake up? TIA.
Viki
Sara M
Jim Evans wrote:
> On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Comrade RST declared:
>
> I think kittens are fun!
Sounds purrfectly logical to me...
<POUNCE!>
EVIL Goodbye Kitty
awaaay
~Steve-o
(RST) yacked this on my shoe:
>were swapped instead of resetting the imported keyboard layouts, ampersand
>replaced with cent, and in the CanFrench7 character set, [\]^_{|}~?, with ?
>representing the omitted control character DEL [i.e. 0x7F], represented a
What's funny is that I didn't look at the header when I started
reading this and I *still* knew who wrote it.
----------------------------------------------------
A priest, a rabbi, a black guy, a white guy, an
irishman, a pollock, the pope, two lesbians, a
frog, a string, and a gay crab walk into bar.
Bartend says, "what is this, a joke?"
~Steve-o
my shoe:
>> in the old ASCII/`BritSCII' issue, the # glyph [i.e. 0x23] represented a
>Will someone tell me when to wake up? TIA.
Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of that post? I'm
afraid if she explains it it might make sense.
Jim Evans
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Comrade TechnoAtheist declared:
} On Sun, 27 Feb 2000 20:58:46 GMT, a group of EBCDIC monkeys claiming to be
} beka_...@p4-term4-indy.netdirect.net (RST) wrote:
} <font face="FirstGrader,Kids" size=+1>
} You see the wrong thing. There are lots of standards to chose from. You'll
} pick the wrong one. <p>She's got flowers growning out of her butt.
} </font>
The Dragon of Annoyia is loose in rhod?!
JIM, okay, who's got the MSB?
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; in the old ASCII/`BritSCII' issue, the # glyph [i.e. 0x23] represented a hash
; mark in america and a pound sterling symbol in the UK, and don't even get me
; started on ASCII/JISCII/Backslash/Yen. similar 'LocalSCII' character sets had
; [\]{|} for AOUaou with diaeresis/umlaut, # for Dollar and $ for cent, @ and "
; were swapped instead of resetting the imported keyboard layouts, ampersand
; replaced with cent, and in the CanFrench7 character set, [\]^_{|}~?, with ?
; representing the omitted control character DEL [i.e. 0x7F], represented a small
; complement of accented lowercase letters, along with capital C-Cedilla and
; E-Acute.
;
; Ignore all text after 'UK' in the above paragraph for the purposes of the
; backreferences in the remainder of the message.
;
; Well, guess what the similar problem is in 8859-15?
;
; the ¤ glyph, 0xA4, represents a 'generic currency' mark, which you probably are
; seeing, in Latin-1, ISO8859-1, while it represents a Euro sign [i.e. an E with
; two crossbars, a ( and = doublestruck, a C and = doublestruck, etc] in 8859-15,
; or latin-0.
Beige... I think I'll paint the ceiling beige.
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"The Quality of Mercy")
Sara M
Jeffrey Kaplan wrote:
> While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, RST said:
>
> ; in the old ASCII/`BritSCII' issue, the # glyph [i.e. 0x23] represented a hash
> ; mark in america and a pound sterling symbol in the UK, and don't even get me
> ; started on ASCII/JISCII/Backslash/Yen. similar 'LocalSCII' character sets had
> ; [\]{|} for AOUaou with diaeresis/umlaut, # for Dollar and $ for cent, @ and "
> ; were swapped instead of resetting the imported keyboard layouts, ampersand
> ; replaced with cent, and in the CanFrench7 character set, [\]^_{|}~?, with ?
> ; representing the omitted control character DEL [i.e. 0x7F], represented a small
> ; complement of accented lowercase letters, along with capital C-Cedilla and
> ; E-Acute.
> ;
> ; Ignore all text after 'UK' in the above paragraph for the purposes of the
> ; backreferences in the remainder of the message.
> ;
> ; Well, guess what the similar problem is in 8859-15?
> ;
> ; the ¤ glyph, 0xA4, represents a 'generic currency' mark, which you probably are
> ; seeing, in Latin-1, ISO8859-1, while it represents a Euro sign [i.e. an E with
> ; two crossbars, a ( and = doublestruck, a C and = doublestruck, etc] in 8859-15,
> ; or latin-0.
>
> Beige... I think I'll paint the ceiling beige.
Some new drapes would be nice...
EVIL Goodbye Kitty
si
Screwtape
> JIM, okay, who's got the MSB?
I've got it. Do you have the LSB? For when the MSB and the LSB are joined the
power of the Word is unleashed!
Screwtape,
...advertising crappy kids cartoons.
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trog
RST wrote ...
> inter alia <
> Well, guess what the similar problem is in 8859-15?
You'll have to wait that long to get digested?
Ed Chauvin IV
I'm particularly fond of my curtain-colored curtains. They match my
carpet-colored carpet quite well.
</obref>
Ed Chauvin IV
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It is by the Beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed,
the hands acquire shaking, the shaking becomes a warning.
It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion.
GW De Lacey
beka_...@p4-term4-indy.netdirect.net (RST) slowly scratched on a
clay tablet:
>in the old ASCII/`BritSCII' issue, the # glyph [i.e. 0x23] represented a hash
>mark in america and a pound sterling symbol in the UK, and don't even get me
>started on ASCII/JISCII/Backslash/Yen. similar 'LocalSCII' character sets had
>[\]{|} for AOUaou with diaeresis/umlaut, # for Dollar and $ for cent, @ and "
>were swapped instead of resetting the imported keyboard layouts, ampersand
>replaced with cent, and in the CanFrench7 character set, [\]^_{|}~?, with ?
>representing the omitted control character DEL [i.e. 0x7F], represented a small
>complement of accented lowercase letters, along with capital C-Cedilla and
>E-Acute.
>
>Ignore all text after 'UK' in the above paragraph for the purposes of the
>backreferences in the remainder of the message.
Ignore all after "in" if you don't want your head to explode.
>
>Well, guess what the similar problem is in 8859-15?
>
>the ¤ glyph, 0xA4, represents a 'generic currency' mark, which you probably are
>seeing, in Latin-1, ISO8859-1, while it represents a Euro sign [i.e. an E with
>two crossbars, a ( and = doublestruck, a C and = doublestruck, etc] in 8859-15,
>or latin-0.
I haven't the foggiest idea of what you are talking about but I will
defend to the death your right to say it.
--
GW De Lacey
Whose liver and white English springer spaniel thinks the little
bird...
Tim
>
> Ed Chauvin IV wrote:
>
> > Unsubstantiated rumors have been circulating that Sara M has 35 toes.
>
>
> Nya ha
>
> EVIL Goodbye Kitty
> Evil is as EVIL does
Will ginger flavoured chcolate do (or would you prefer butterscotch?)
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"Consider a spherical bear, in simple harmonic motion..."
-- Professor in the UCB physics department
Sara M
Sara M
Tim wrote:
> Will ginger flavoured chcolate do (or would you prefer butterscotch?)
Initially.
EVIL Goodbye Kitty
has a very long name
Jeffrey Kaplan
said:
; Unsubstantiated rumors have been circulating that Sara M has 35 toes.
; >Jeffrey Kaplan wrote:
; >> While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, RST said:
; >> ; the ¤ glyph, 0xA4, represents a 'generic currency' mark, which you probably are
; >> ; seeing, in Latin-1, ISO8859-1, while it represents a Euro sign [i.e. an E with
; >> ; two crossbars, a ( and = doublestruck, a C and = doublestruck, etc] in 8859-15,
; >> ; or latin-0.
; >>
; >> Beige... I think I'll paint the ceiling beige.
; >
; >Some new drapes would be nice...
;
; I'm particularly fond of my curtain-colored curtains. They match my
; carpet-colored carpet quite well.
; </obref>
I bet you drink coffee flavored coffee, too.
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Jeffrey Kaplan
; RST wrote ...
;
; > inter alia <
; > Well, guess what the similar problem is in 8859-15?
;
; You'll have to wait that long to get digested?
Bravo! Bravo!
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The World does not necessarily agree with my opinions.
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With the Shadows, there is no hope at all. We had to choose between
the death of millions... and the death of billions, of whole planets."
(Amb. Delenn, B5 "Ship Of Tears")
~Steve-o
this on my shoe:
>> Well, guess what the similar problem is in 8859-15?
>You'll have to wait that long to get digested?
ROFL!!!
<Applause>
----------------------------------------------------
"Any sufficiently advanced bullshit is indistinguishable from magic."
~Steve-o's Oracle Page, version 11.51, is finally here
at http://steveocularities.cjb.net
Viki
news:38b9dfda...@news.metro.net...
> I had to get a mop because Viki <thev...@stargate.net>
yacked this on
> my shoe:
>
0x23] represented a
>
>
> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of that
post? I'm
> afraid if she explains it it might make sense.
There is none.
Viki
...the ever-helpful...
~Steve-o
on my shoe:
>> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of that
>> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make sense.
>There is none.
None what? Sense or explanation?
Viki
> I had to get a mop because "Viki" <thev...@stargate.net>
yacked this
> on my shoe:
>
> >> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of
that
> >> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make
sense.
>
> >There is none.
>
> None what? Sense or explanation?
No importance.
Viki
Ed Chauvin IV
28 toes.
>While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Ed Chauvin IV
>said:
>
>; Unsubstantiated rumors have been circulating that Sara M has 35 toes.
>; >Jeffrey Kaplan wrote:
>; >> While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, RST said:
>; >> ; the ¤ glyph, 0xA4, represents a 'generic currency' mark, which you probably are
>; >> ; seeing, in Latin-1, ISO8859-1, while it represents a Euro sign [i.e. an E with
>; >> ; two crossbars, a ( and = doublestruck, a C and = doublestruck, etc] in 8859-15,
>; >> ; or latin-0.
>; >>
>; >> Beige... I think I'll paint the ceiling beige.
>; >
>; >Some new drapes would be nice...
>;
>; I'm particularly fond of my curtain-colored curtains. They match my
>; carpet-colored carpet quite well.
>; </obref>
>
>I bet you drink coffee flavored coffee, too.
Actually, I'm more of the vodka flavored coffee type.
Nathan Sullivan
> Will ginger flavoured chcolate do (or would you prefer butterscotch?)
Mmmmm, universe-flavor...
--Nathan "Needs to go ask for that in a store sometime" Sullivan
--
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The average income of the modern teenager is about 2AM.
Nathan Sullivan
> Unsubstantiated rumors have been circulating that Jeffrey Kaplan has
> 28 toes.
> >I bet you drink coffee flavored coffee, too.
>
> Actually, I'm more of the vodka flavored coffee type.
You're doing it wrong. It should be coffee flavored vodka, naturally.
--Nathan "Not under the alcofluence of incahol like some thinkle peep
I am. It's just the drunker I sit here, the longer I get." Sullivan
--
Nathan Sullivan alf...@pants.nu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The human mind ordinarily operates at only ten percent of its capacity --
the rest is overhead for the operating system.
Nathan Sullivan
> I had to get a mop because "Viki" <thev...@stargate.net> yacked this
> on my shoe:
> >> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of that
> >> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make sense.
> >There is none.
> None what? Sense or explanation?
Yes.
--Nathan "Almost as helpful as Viki" Sullivan
--
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you take something apart and put it back together enough times,
you will have two of them.
RST
@ ~Steve-o <ste...@moonman.com> wrote in message
@ news:38babe5d...@news.metro.net...
@ > I had to get a mop because "Viki" <thev...@stargate.net>
@ yacked this
@ > on my shoe:
@ >
@ > >> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of
@ that
@ > >> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make
@ sense.
@ >
@ > >There is none.
@ >
@ > None what? Sense or explanation?
@
@ No importance.
@
@ Viki
YHBTAL.
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Viki
>
> ste...@moonman.com (~Steve-o) writes:
>
> > I had to get a mop because "Viki" <thev...@stargate.net> yacked this
> > on my shoe:
> > >> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make sense.
> > >There is none.
> > None what? Sense or explanation?
>
>
> --Nathan "Almost as helpful as Viki" Sullivan
>
Watch it, Nathan, or I'll start to actually like ya. :)
Viki
...never liked the coppers much, nyahhhh....
TechnoAtheist
Don't let appearances fool you. The Copper is just a veneer. Inside beats a
heart of pure zinc alloy.
Sara M
RST wrote:
> Viki <thev...@stargate.net> wrote:
> @ ~Steve-o <ste...@moonman.com> wrote in message
> @ news:38babe5d...@news.metro.net...
> @ > I had to get a mop because "Viki" <thev...@stargate.net>
> @ yacked this
> @ > on my shoe:
> @ >
> @ > >> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of
> @ that
> @ > >> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make
> @ sense.
> @ >
> @ > >There is none.
> @ >
> @ > None what? Sense or explanation?
> @
> @ No importance.
> @
> @ Viki
>
> YHBTAL.
You Had Boiled Tripe At Lunch?
P. Shaughnessy
Nathan Sullivan wrote:
>
> Tim <tc...@physics.usyd.edu.au> writes:
>
> > Will ginger flavoured chcolate do (or would you prefer butterscotch?)
>
> Mmmmm, universe-flavor...
>
> --Nathan "Needs to go ask for that in a store sometime" Sullivan
Do. And then stay there and explain it until they promise to read the
strip. Spread the Word of the Rhombus, preferably through
non-excessively-violent means.
Tom Tom Harrington
> Ed Chauvin IV <edc...@newsguy.com> writes:
>> Unsubstantiated rumors have been circulating that Jeffrey Kaplan has
>> 28 toes.
>> >I bet you drink coffee flavored coffee, too.
>>
>> Actually, I'm more of the vodka flavored coffee type.
> You're doing it wrong. It should be coffee flavored vodka, naturally.
> --Nathan "Not under the alcofluence of incahol like some thinkle peep
> I am. It's just the drunker I sit here, the longer I get." Sullivan
Too much information!
--
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~Steve-o
(RST) yacked this on my shoe:
>@ > >There is none.
>@ > None what? Sense or explanation?
>@ No importance.
>YHBTAL.
You had better think again Larry?
It's Viki, not Larry. Larry's the guy in Alt.crossdressing who posts
asking about which mascara goes with 5 o'clock shadow.
Jeffrey Kaplan
Sullivan said:
; -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; The human mind ordinarily operates at only ten percent of its capacity --
; the rest is overhead for the operating system.
AHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The human mind runs under Windows!
Well, that would certainly explain why I have to shut down once a day,
and why it take so long for me to boot up in the morning...
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"I've checked every single detail myself, it's absolutely accurate."
"Yes Vir, I'm sure it is, and that is the problem." (Vir Coto and
Amb. Mollari, B5 "Point Of No Return")
Ed Chauvin IV
toes.
>On Mon, 28 Feb 2000 19:18:49 -0500, a group of penny-anny monkeys claiming to
>be Viki <thev...@stargate.net> wrote:
>
>>Nathan Sullivan wrote:
>>>
>>> ste...@moonman.com (~Steve-o) writes:
>>>
>>> > I had to get a mop because "Viki" <thev...@stargate.net> yacked this
>>> > on my shoe:
>>> > >> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of that
>>> > >> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make sense.
>>> > >There is none.
>>> > None what? Sense or explanation?
>>>
>>> Yes.
>>>
>>> --Nathan "Almost as helpful as Viki" Sullivan
>>>
>>
>>Watch it, Nathan, or I'll start to actually like ya. :)
>>
>>Viki
>>...never liked the coppers much, nyahhhh....
>
>Don't let appearances fool you. The Copper is just a veneer. Inside beats a
>heart of pure zinc alloy.
Oh for the days of pure Coppers...
Ed Chauvin IV, pining for the fnords.
Ed Chauvin IV
has 19 toes.
>From a remote bunker, Nathan Sullivan issued the following manifesto:
>> Ed Chauvin IV <edc...@newsguy.com> writes:
>
>>> Unsubstantiated rumors have been circulating that Jeffrey Kaplan has
>>> 28 toes.
>>> >I bet you drink coffee flavored coffee, too.
>>>
>>> Actually, I'm more of the vodka flavored coffee type.
>
>> You're doing it wrong. It should be coffee flavored vodka, naturally.
>
>> --Nathan "Not under the alcofluence of incahol like some thinkle peep
>> I am. It's just the drunker I sit here, the longer I get." Sullivan
>
>Too much information!
TINSTATMI.
OK, maybe there is @goatse.cx...
Ed Chauvin IV
Viki
message
news:slrn8bm1sq.f1...@p3-term4-indy.netdirect.net.
..
> Viki <thev...@stargate.net> wrote:
> @ ~Steve-o <ste...@moonman.com> wrote in message
> @ news:38babe5d...@news.metro.net...
<thev...@stargate.net>
> @ yacked this
> @ > on my shoe:
> @ >
> @ that
> @ > >> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make
> @ sense.
> @ >
> @ > >There is none.
> @ >
> @
> @ No importance.
> @
> @ Viki
>
> YHBTAL.
>
IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
Viki
Jason
Jim Evans
On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Comrade ~Steve-o declared:
} I had to get a mop because beka_...@p4-term4-indy.netdirect.net
} (RST) yacked this on my shoe:
}
} >@ > >There is none.
} >@ > None what? Sense or explanation?
} >YHBTAL.
}
} You had better think again Larry?
}
} It's Viki, not Larry. Larry's the guy in Alt.crossdressing who posts
} asking about which mascara goes with 5 o'clock shadow.
"Violet Sunset" by L'Oreal.
JIM
--
The JIM Experience - http://welcome.to/the_jim_experience
The Files of Hydrogen Guy, Episode 8: "The Clock of Radishes"!
Jason
>
> On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Comrade ~Steve-o declared:
> } I had to get a mop because beka_...@p4-term4-indy.netdirect.net
> } (RST) yacked this on my shoe:
> }
> } >@ > >There is none.
> } >@ > None what? Sense or explanation?
> } >@ No importance.
> } >YHBTAL.
> }
> } You had better think again Larry?
> }
> } It's Viki, not Larry. Larry's the guy in Alt.crossdressing who posts
> } asking about which mascara goes with 5 o'clock shadow.
>
> "Violet Sunset" by L'Oreal.
>
pulled a color at random.
~Steve-o
my shoe:
>> } You had better think again Larry?
>> } It's Viki, not Larry. Larry's the guy in Alt.crossdressing who posts
>> } asking about which mascara goes with 5 o'clock shadow.
>> "Violet Sunset" by L'Oreal.
>We can only hope that you ran over to your wife's makeup drawer and
>pulled a color at random.
I have a mental image of JIM running over to RiteAid and sticking his
5 o'clock shadown in the color-matching computer just to find out the
right answer. Of course, we should be thankful it was just his chin.
You should see what DMP does.
~Steve-o
Who regrets making yet another DMP joke, but found it necessary in
this instance and would like to remind the home viewers that DMP is a
fine, upstanding member of society ... when he's dressed.
Daniel E. Macks
>I had to get a mop because Jason yacked this on my shoe:
>
>>> } You had better think again Larry?
>>> } It's Viki, not Larry. Larry's the guy in Alt.crossdressing who posts
>>> } asking about which mascara goes with 5 o'clock shadow.
>>>
>>> "Violet Sunset" by L'Oreal.
>>
>>We can only hope that you ran over to your wife's makeup drawer and
>>pulled a color at random.
>
>I have a mental image of JIM running over to RiteAid and sticking his
>5 o'clock shadown in the color-matching computer just to find out the
>right answer. Of course, we should be thankful it was just his chin.
>
>You should see what DMP does.
>
>~Steve-o
>Who regrets making yet another DMP joke, but found it necessary in
>this instance and would like to remind the home viewers that DMP is a
>fine, upstanding member of society ... when he's dressed.
Yeah...at all other times he's s/is/has/
dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies mean "fine" in the
thickness sense
--
Daniel Macks
dma...@a.chem.upenn.edu
dma...@netspace.org
http://www.netspace.org/~dmacks
Jim Evans
On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Comrade Jason declared:
} Jim Evans wrote:
} > On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Comrade ~Steve-o declared:
} > } I had to get a mop because beka_...@p4-term4-indy.netdirect.net
} > } (RST) yacked this on my shoe:
} > }
} > } >@ > >There is none.
} > } >@ > None what? Sense or explanation?
} > } >@ No importance.
} > } >YHBTAL.
} > }
} > }
} > } It's Viki, not Larry. Larry's the guy in Alt.crossdressing who posts
} > } asking about which mascara goes with 5 o'clock shadow.
} >
} > "Violet Sunset" by L'Oreal.
} >
} We can only hope that you ran over to your wife's makeup drawer and
} pulled a color at random.
Not married.
Nathan Sullivan
> Nathan Sullivan wrote:
> > Mmmmm, universe-flavor...
> >
> > --Nathan "Needs to go ask for that in a store sometime" Sullivan
>
> Do. And then stay there and explain it until they promise to read the
> strip. Spread the Word of the Rhombus, preferably through
> non-excessively-violent means.
So should I be parsing that as "non (excessively violent)" or "(non
excessively) violent"?
--Nathan "Either way works for me" Sullivan
--
Nathan Sullivan alf...@pants.nu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Apathy is not the problem, it is the solution.
Ben
dma...@mail.sas.upenn.edu (Daniel E. Macks) wrote:
>-~Steve-o <ste...@moonman.com> said:
>->I had to get a mop because Jason yacked this on my shoe:
>->
>->>> } You had better think again Larry?
>->>> } It's Viki, not Larry. Larry's the guy in Alt.crossdressing who posts
>->>> } asking about which mascara goes with 5 o'clock shadow.
>->>>
>->>> "Violet Sunset" by L'Oreal.
>->>
>->>We can only hope that you ran over to your wife's makeup drawer and
>->>pulled a color at random.
>->
>->I have a mental image of JIM running over to RiteAid and sticking his
>->5 o'clock shadown in the color-matching computer just to find out the
>->right answer. Of course, we should be thankful it was just his chin.
>->
>->You should see what DMP does.
>->
>->~Steve-o
>->Who regrets making yet another DMP joke, but found it necessary in
>->this instance and would like to remind the home viewers that DMP is a
>->fine, upstanding member of society ... when he's dressed.
>-
>-Yeah...at all other times he's s/is/has/
"Who regrets making yet another DMP joke, but found it necessary in
thhas instance and would like to remind the home viewers that DMP is a..."
I doan geddit.
Ben late...@usa.net http://www.netins.net/showcase/benssite/
--
"You think it's a conspiracy by the networks to put bad shows on TV.
But the shows are bad because that's what people want. It's not like
Windows users don't have any power; I think they are happy with Windows,
and that's an incredibly depressing thought..." -- Steve Jobs
Sara M
Dale, the drunk at Denny's who calls every waitress Cindy and pees in
his pants wrote:
> I had to get a mop because Jason <jbea...@primary.net> yacked this on
> my shoe:
>
> >> } You had better think again Larry?
posts
>
>
>
>
>
> Who regrets making yet another DMP joke, but found it necessary in
"Upstanding"...?
EVIL Goodbye Kitty
oh my
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
Jason
>
> Jason wrote:
> >
> > Viki wrote:
> > >
> > > RST <beka_...@p4-term4-indy.netdirect.net> wrote in
> > > message
> > > news:slrn8bm1sq.f1...@p3-term4-indy.netdirect.net.
> > > ..
> > > > Viki <thev...@stargate.net> wrote:
> > > > @ ~Steve-o <ste...@moonman.com> wrote in message
> > > > @ news:38babe5d...@news.metro.net...
> > > > @ > I had to get a mop because "Viki"
> > > <thev...@stargate.net>
> > > > @ yacked this
> > > > @ > on my shoe:
> > > > @ >
> > > > @ > >> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of
> > > > @ that
> > > > @ > >> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make
> > > > @ sense.
> > > > @ >
> > > > @ >
> > > > @ > None what? Sense or explanation?
> > > > @
> > > > @
> > > > @ Viki
> > > >
> > > > YHBTAL.
> > > >
> > >
> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
> > >
> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
Jim Evans
On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Comrade Jason declared:
} > > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
} > a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
It's RHOD.
JIM, duh!
trog
Jason wrote ...
> Tim wrote:
> > Jason wrote:
> > > Viki wrote:
> > > > > Viki wrote:
> > > > > @ ~Steve-o wrote ...
> > > > > @ > I had to get a mop because "Viki"
> > > > <thev...@stargate.net>
> > > > > @ yacked this
> > > > > @ > on my shoe:
> > > > > @ >
> > > > > @ > >> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of
> > > > > @ that
> > > > > @ sense.
> > > > > @ >
> > > > > @ > >There is none.
> > > > > @ >
> > > > > @ > None what? Sense or explanation?
> > > > > @
> > > > > @ No importance.
> > > > > @
> > > > > @ Viki
> > > > >
> > > > > YHBTAL.
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
> > a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
>
> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
TINOUEE
You can read about the rhod sport of predator-raptoring in the FAQ.
--
Tim.
Matt K.
> On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Comrade Jason declared:
> } > On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Comrade ~Steve-o declared:
> } > }
> } > } It's Viki, not Larry. Larry's the guy in Alt.crossdressing who posts
> } > } asking about which mascara goes with 5 o'clock shadow.
> } >
> } > "Violet Sunset" by L'Oreal.
> } >
> } We can only hope that you ran over to your wife's makeup drawer and
> } pulled a color at random.
>
Hmmm. I was going to let you know when I'd be in Ottawa to see if
you wanted to get together for lunch or something, Jim, but now I'm \
not so sure... 8)
M.
TechnoAtheist
Everytime I go read that section SOMEONE's added to it...
Tim
>
> Viki wrote:
> >
> > RST <beka_...@p4-term4-indy.netdirect.net> wrote in
> > message
> > news:slrn8bm1sq.f1...@p3-term4-indy.netdirect.net.
> > ..
> > > Viki <thev...@stargate.net> wrote:
> > > @ ~Steve-o <ste...@moonman.com> wrote in message
> > > @ news:38babe5d...@news.metro.net...
> > <thev...@stargate.net>
> > > @ yacked this
> > > @ > on my shoe:
> > > @ >
> > > @ > >> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of
> > > @ that
> > > @ sense.
> > > @ >
> > > @ > >There is none.
> > > @ >
> > > @ > None what? Sense or explanation?
> > > @
> > > @ No importance.
> > > @
> > > @ Viki
> > >
> > > YHBTAL.
> > >
> >
> > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
> >
> I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
__
TimC
http://www.ug.cs.usyd.edu.au/~tconnors
According to the latest official figures, 43% of all statistics are
totally worthless.
Tim
>
> "P. Shaughnessy" <psha...@mediaone.net> writes:
>
> > Nathan Sullivan wrote:
> > > Mmmmm, universe-flavor...
> > >
> > > --Nathan "Needs to go ask for that in a store sometime" Sullivan
> >
> > Do. And then stay there and explain it until they promise to read the
> > strip. Spread the Word of the Rhombus, preferably through
> > non-excessively-violent means.
>
> So should I be parsing that as "non (excessively violent)" or "(non
> excessively) violent"?
looks that way to me...
>
> --Nathan "Either way works for me" Sullivan
Microsoft/Linux? Or should I say "ooh, *really*?" ?
>
> --
> Nathan Sullivan alf...@pants.nu
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Apathy is not the problem, it is the solution.
--
__
TimC
http://www.ug.cs.usyd.edu.au/~tconnors
If a train station is a place where a train stops, what's a workstation?
Tom Tom Harrington
> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
will you be a RHOD master.
Freyja
| I had to get a mop because "Viki" <thev...@stargate.net> yacked
this
| on my shoe:
|
| >> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of that
| >> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make sense.
|
| >There is none.
|
| None what? Sense or explanation?
Yes.
--
Freyja
(de-spam e-mail addy)
Jeffrey Kaplan
said:
; Who regrets making yet another DMP joke, but found it necessary in
; this instance and would like to remind the home viewers that DMP is a
; fine, upstanding member of society ... when he's dressed.
Right. At other times he's a fine, leaning-over member of society?
--
Jeffrey Kaplan <*> I'm set up for PGP. Are you?
gor...@gordol.org <*> SF in New England: www.gordol.org
The World does not necessarily agree with my opinions.
"You wanted to see me?" "...You wanted to see me." "Well, I guess
everybody does. To see what you really are, inside that encounter
suit." (Capt. Sheridan and Amb. Kosh, B5 "Hunter, Prey")
Daniel E. Macks
>While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, ~Steve-o
>said:
>
>; Who regrets making yet another DMP joke, but found it necessary in
>; this instance and would like to remind the home viewers that DMP is a
>; fine, upstanding member of society ... when he's dressed.
>
>Right. At other times he's a fine, leaning-over member of society?
Naw...all I saw was a weak old veteral slumped against two duffle bags.
Oh sorry, wrong joke.
dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting dishies have, milligram for
milligram, the openest barrack doors in the universe
Daniel E. Macks
>Tim wrote:
>> Jason wrote:
>> > Viki wrote:
>> > >
>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
>> > >
>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
>
>Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
'Cept JIMbot--he's just compiled to one-up everyone else.
And DMP, who's coprophiled and wants to put one up everyone else.
dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies thoughtt he c@5c@d3
needed a jump-start
Daniel E. Macks
>Jason wrote:
>> Viki wrote:
>> >
>> > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
>> >
>> I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
>a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
You'd want to replace, not append, Shirley?
dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies aaaare sedentary
Ed Chauvin IV
>Viki wrote:
>>
>> RST <beka_...@p4-term4-indy.netdirect.net> wrote in
>> message
>> news:slrn8bm1sq.f1...@p3-term4-indy.netdirect.net.
>> ..
>> > Viki <thev...@stargate.net> wrote:
>> > @ ~Steve-o <ste...@moonman.com> wrote in message
>> > @ news:38babe5d...@news.metro.net...
>> > @ > I had to get a mop because "Viki"
>> <thev...@stargate.net>
>> > @ yacked this
>> > @ > on my shoe:
>> > @ >
>> > @ > >> Will someone besides Beka tell me the importance of
>> > @ that
>> > @ > >> post? I'm afraid if she explains it it might make
>> > @ sense.
>> > @ >
>> > @ > >There is none.
>> > @ >
>> > @ > None what? Sense or explanation?
>> > @
>> > @ No importance.
>> > @
>> > @ Viki
>> >
>> > YHBTAL.
>> >
>>
>> IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
>>
>I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
Integrated Hard Network Language. Interactive Data Number Library,
Turbo Yielding Version Module.
BTW[5E], is anyone else upset that
http://www.brunching.com/toys/toy-acronymer.html is limited to 6
letter acronyms?
[94]: "Bidirectional Transfer Workstation"
Ed Chauvin IV
>"Upstanding"...?
Like this:
g
n
i
d
n
a
t
s
As opposed to standing down:
s
t
a
n
d
i
n
g
Daniel E. Macks
>From a remote bunker, Jason issued the following manifesto:
>>> Jason wrote:
>>> > Viki wrote:
>>> > >
>>> >
>>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
>>>
>
>> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
>
>master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
>will you be a RHOD master.
For now, he's only a novice baiter.
dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies like-a the sauce
Freyja
Daniel E. Macks <dma...@mail.sas.upenn.edu> wrote in message
news:slrn8c57gj...@mail1.sas.upenn.edu...
| Tom "Tom" Harrington <t...@pcisys.no.spam.dammit.net> said:
| >From a remote bunker, Jason issued the following manifesto:
| >> Tim wrote:
| >>> Jason wrote:
| >>> > Viki wrote:
| >>> > >
| >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
| >>> >
| >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're
Viciously Mistaken.
| >>>
| >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
| >
| >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
| >
| >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a
RHOD
| >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my
fingers
| >will you be a RHOD master.
|
| For now, he's only a novice baiter.
Boot to the head.
Jeffrey Kaplan
Macks said:
; >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
; >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
; >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
; >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
; >will you be a RHOD master.
; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
There was a teacher in my school named Bates, once.
--
Jeffrey Kaplan
gor...@gordol.org <*> I'm set up for PGP. Are you?
The World does not necessarily agree with my opinions.
SF events in New England listed at www.gordol.org
"One does not sleep during the cooking. It could lead to error."
(Amb. Delenn, B5 "Confessions and Lamentations")
Tom Tom Harrington
> While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
> Macks said:
> ; >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
> ; >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
> ; >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
> ; >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
> ; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
> ; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
> ; >will you be a RHOD master.
> ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
> There was a teacher in my school named Bates, once.
We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
university has a Richard Wiener.
Daniel E. Macks
My econ prof: Harl Edgar Ryder.
*WOOP*WOOP*WOOP*
Recycled topic alert
*WOOP*WOOP*WOOP*
dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies have long memories
Matt K.
> From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
> > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
> > Macks said:
> > ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
>
> > There was a teacher in my school named Bates, once.
>
> We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
> university has a Richard Wiener.
Grade 8 or 9 (I forget which) gym class: Mr. Willcocks (spelled that
way, not Wilcox as you might expect).
Grade 7-9 math: Mr. Ledger (should've taught accounting?).
Grade 10 English: Mr. Shakura. I went to the first class expecting
a Japanese English teacher, but no, his background was German, he
reeked of coffee and cigarettes (like every English teacher) and
sometimes alcohol (unlike other English teachers, at least during
school hours), and his favourite word was "uhhhhhhhhhh", which he
often used in lieu of silence while trying to formluate his
thoughts, consider his answer to a question, find his place in a
book, etc.
M.
Jeffrey Kaplan
Harrington said:
; From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
; > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
; > Macks said:
;
; > ; >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
; > ; >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
; > ; >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
; > ; >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
; > ; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
; > ; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
; > ; >will you be a RHOD master.
; > ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
;
; > There was a teacher in my school named Bates, once.
;
; We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
; university has a Richard Wiener.
We also had a Woodruff.
--
Jeffrey Kaplan <*> I'm set up for PGP. Are you?
gor...@gordol.org <*> SF in New England: www.gordol.org
The World does not necessarily agree with my opinions.
"And my dear G'Kar, how are you this glorious day?" "We're in a space
station, Ambassador. One day is much like another." (Ambs. Mollari
and G'Kar, B5 "Soul Mates")
Jeffrey Kaplan
Macks said:
; Tom "Tom" Harrington <t...@pcisys.no.spam.dammit.net> said:
; >From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
; >> While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
; >> Macks said:
; >
; >> ; >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
; >> ; >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
; >> ; >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
; >> ; >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
; >> ; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
; >> ; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
; >> ; >will you be a RHOD master.
; >> ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
; >
; >> There was a teacher in my school named Bates, once.
; >
; >We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
; >university has a Richard Wiener.
;
; My econ prof: Harl Edgar Ryder.
;
; *WOOP*WOOP*WOOP*
; Recycled topic alert
; *WOOP*WOOP*WOOP*
And your point is....
--
Jeffrey Kaplan <*> I'm set up for PGP. Are you?
gor...@gordol.org <*> SF in New England: www.gordol.org
The World does not necessarily agree with my opinions.
"If you put yourself between us and out objectives, you may come to
regret it." "There is nothing you can do to me Mr. Morden, that has
not been done." (Mr. Morden and Amb. Mollari, B5 "Interludes and
Examinations")
GW De Lacey
<postm...@gordol.org> slowly scratched on a clay tablet:
>While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Tom "Tom"
>Harrington said:
>
>; From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
>; > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
>; > Macks said:
>;
>; > ; >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
>; > ; >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
>; > ; >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
>; > ; >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
>; > ; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
>; > ; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
>; > ; >will you be a RHOD master.
>; > ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
>;
>; > There was a teacher in my school named Bates, once.
>;
>; We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
>; university has a Richard Wiener.
>
>We also had a Woodruff.
A local policeman: Constable Cuntz.
Head Surgeon at one of Brisbane's leading hospitals: Dr. D'eath.
I kid you not
--
GW De Lacey
Richard Fitzpatrick
>I watched in awe as Jeffrey Kaplan slowly scratched on a clay tablet:
>>While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Tom "Tom"
>>Harrington said:
>>; From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
>>; > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
^^^^ - shouldn't this be "idling," or "idly"?
>>;
>>; > There was a teacher in my school named Bates, once.
>>;
>>; We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
>>; university has a Richard Wiener.
>>
>>We also had a Woodruff.
>
>A local policeman: Constable Cuntz.
>Head Surgeon at one of Brisbane's leading hospitals: Dr. D'eath.
Dr Blood, Senior Lecturer in Haematology, Flinders University Medical
School.
Richard.
{Replies have to get the lead out.}
Lane Gray, Czar Castic
"Richard Fitzpatrick" <fit...@webone.Pb.com.au> wrote in message
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Donald Drown.
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Richard Fitzpatrick
Lane Gray, Czar Castic wrote in message ...
>
>"Richard Fitzpatrick" <fit...@webone.Pb.com.au> wrote in message
>news:38c4...@iridium.webone.com.au...
>> GW De Lacey wrote...
>> >I watched in awe as Jeffrey Kaplan slowly scratched on a clay tablet:
>> >>While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Tom "Tom"
>> >>Harrington said:
>> >>; From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
>> >>; > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
>> said:
>> ^^^^ - shouldn't this be "idling," or "idly"?
>> >>;
>> >>; > There was a teacher in my school named Bates, once.
>> >>;
>> >>; We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
>> >>; university has a Richard Wiener.
>> >>
>> >>We also had a Woodruff.
>> >
>> >A local policeman: Constable Cuntz.
>> >Head Surgeon at one of Brisbane's leading hospitals: Dr. D'eath.
>>
>> Dr Blood, Senior Lecturer in Haematology, Flinders University Medical
>> School.
>Swimming instructor at Montgomery College, Rockville Md (Harvard on the
Pike);
>Donald Drown.
Lemme guess: full name was Donald Trevor Drown - a.k.a. DonT Drown?
Jason
>
> While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
>
> ; Tom "Tom" Harrington <t...@pcisys.no.spam.dammit.net> said:
> ; >From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
> ; >> While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
> ; >
> ; >> ; >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
> ; >> ; >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
> ; >> ; >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
> ; >> ; >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
> ; >> ; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
> ; >> ; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
> ; >> ; >will you be a RHOD master.
> ; >> ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
> ; >
> ; >
> ; >We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
> ; >university has a Richard Wiener.
> ; My econ prof: Harl Edgar Ryder.
> ;
> ; *WOOP*WOOP*WOOP*
> ; Recycled topic alert
> ; *WOOP*WOOP*WOOP*
>
> And your point is....
>
Jason
>
> "Richard Fitzpatrick" <fit...@webone.Pb.com.au> wrote in message
> news:38c4...@iridium.webone.com.au...
> > GW De Lacey wrote...
> > >I watched in awe as Jeffrey Kaplan slowly scratched on a clay tablet:
> > >>Harrington said:
> > >>; From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
> > >>; > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
> > ^^^^ - shouldn't this be "idling," or "idly"?
> > >>;
> > >>;
> > >>; We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
> > >>; university has a Richard Wiener.
> > >>
> > >
> > >A local policeman: Constable Cuntz.
> > >Head Surgeon at one of Brisbane's leading hospitals: Dr. D'eath.
> >
> > Dr Blood, Senior Lecturer in Haematology, Flinders University Medical
> > School.
> Swimming instructor at Montgomery College, Rockville Md (Harvard on the Pike);
> Donald Drown.
>
ran his own market research firm. I believe he also had a few
politician clients.
Petulantia Spliffbint
Massage: <38c4...@iridium.webone.com.au>
Froom: "Richard Fitzpatrick" <fit...@webone.Pb.com.au>
On: Tue, 2380 Sep 1993 22:47:21 +1100
________________________________________________________________________________
> Dr Blood, Senior Lecturer in Haematology, Flinders University Medical
> School.
My dentist of many years ago: Mr. O
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GW De Lacey <gdel...@bigpond.com> wrote in message news:6rj9cssaio41lioov...@4ax.com...
| On Tue, 7 Mar 2000 07:21:27 GMT, I watched in awe as Jeffrey Kaplan
| <postm...@gordol.org> slowly scratched on a clay tablet:
|
| >While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Tom "Tom"
| >Harrington said:
| >
| >; From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
| >; > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
| >;
| >; > ; >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
| >; > ; >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
| >; > ; >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
| >; > ; >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
| >; > ; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
| >; > ; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
| >; > ; >will you be a RHOD master.
| >; > ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
| >;
| >;
| >; We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
| >; university has a Richard Wiener.
| >
| >We also had a Woodruff.
|
| A local policeman: Constable Cuntz.
Police chief in Milwaukee: Philip Arreola.
(Mom referred to him as Chief Nipple.)
Nobody Knows
GW De Lacey wrote in message <6rj9cssaio41lioov...@4ax.com>...
>On Tue, 7 Mar 2000 07:21:27 GMT, I watched in awe as Jeffrey Kaplan
><postm...@gordol.org> slowly scratched on a clay tablet:
>
>>While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Tom "Tom"
>>Harrington said:
>>
>>; From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
>>; > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
>>; > Macks said:
>>;
>>; > ; >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
>>; > ; >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously
Mistaken.
>>; > ; >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
>>; > ; >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
>>; > ; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
>>; > ; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
>>; > ; >will you be a RHOD master.
>>; > ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
>>;
>>; > There was a teacher in my school named Bates, once.
>>;
>>; We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
>>; university has a Richard Wiener.
>>
>>We also had a Woodruff.
>
>A local policeman: Constable Cuntz.
>
Dentist on Bay Area Blvd, in Clear Lake City, TX:
Will E. Hurt.
Chris Wesling
>
> Jeffrey Kaplan wrote:
> >
> > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
> > Macks said:
> >
> > ; >From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
> > ; >> While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
> > ; >> Macks said:
> > ; >
> > ; >> ; >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
> > ; >> ; >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
> > ; >> ; >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
> > ; >> ; >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
> > ; >> ; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
> > ; >> ; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
> > ; >> ; >will you be a RHOD master.
> > ; >> ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
> > ; >
> > ; >> There was a teacher in my school named Bates, once.
> > ; >
> > ; >We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
> > ; >university has a Richard Wiener.
> > ; My econ prof: Harl Edgar Ryder.
> > ;
> > ; *WOOP*WOOP*WOOP*
> > ; Recycled topic alert
> > ; *WOOP*WOOP*WOOP*
> >
> > And your point is....
> >
> The thing on the top of your head, innit?
Speak for yourself. Oh, you were. Carry on, then.
Chris W.
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Chris Wesling
>
> On Wed, 08 Mar 2000 01:48:11 +1100, I watched in awe as Sara M
> <e...@speedlink.com.au> slowly scratched on a clay tablet:
> >
> >Jason wrote:
> >> "Lane Gray, Czar Castic" wrote:
> >> > "Richard Fitzpatrick" <fit...@webone.Pb.com.au> wrote in message
> >> > news:38c4...@iridium.webone.com.au...
> >> > > GW De Lacey wrote...
> >> > > >>While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Tom "Tom"
> >> > > >>Harrington said:
> >> > > >>; From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
> >> > > >>; > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
> >> > > ^^^^ - shouldn't this be "idling," or "idly"?
> >> > > >>;
> >> > > >>;
> >> > > >>; We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
> >> > > >>; university has a Richard Wiener.
> >> > > >>
> >> > > >
> >> > > >A local policeman: Constable Cuntz.
> >> > > >Head Surgeon at one of Brisbane's leading hospitals: Dr. D'eath.
> >> > >
> >> > > School.
> >> > Donald Drown.
> >> > Pediatrician in Kansas City; Deborah Tickle
> >> >
> >> When I was a consultant, one of our clients was a Richard Hunter, who
> >> ran his own market research firm. I believe he also had a few
> >> politician clients.
> >
> >
> Then there's the famous Hunt Brothers - Mike and Eric...
And the fellow who posts in alt.sex.stories as Richard Gozinya...
Chris W.
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Jason wrote:
EVIL Goodbye Kitty
?
GW De Lacey
<e...@speedlink.com.au> slowly scratched on a clay tablet:
Then there's the famous Hunt Brothers - Mike and Eric...
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that.
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@ While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Tom "Tom"
@ Harrington said:
@ We also had a Woodruff.
Shirly YM "woodchuck"
oh, sorry, i panicked.
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Daniel E. Macks
>While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
>Macks said:
>; >From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
>; >> Macks said:
>; >
>; >> ; >> Man, is everyone around here compelled to one-up everyone else?
>; >> ; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
>; >> ; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
>; >> ; >will you be a RHOD master.
>; >> ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
>; >
>; >
>; >We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
>; >university has a Richard Wiener.
>;
>; *WOOP*WOOP*WOOP*
>; Recycled topic alert
>; *WOOP*WOOP*WOOP*
>
>And your point is....
And since when is *that* a prerequisite for posting here?
dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies were always taught it
isn't nice to point
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Teh [tie:poe]
knowledge from Teh nipples of ignorance by saying:
>GW De Lacey wrote...
>>
>>A local policeman: Constable Cuntz.
>>Head Surgeon at one of Brisbane's leading hospitals: Dr. D'eath.
>
>Dr Blood, Senior Lecturer in Haematology, Flinders University Medical
>School.
I was operated on by a Dr. Layman.
And my father tells of a layer by Teh name of Greedy.
ICQ # 12888092
Jason
>
> Jason wrote:
>
> > "Lane Gray, Czar Castic" wrote:
> > >
> > > "Richard Fitzpatrick" <fit...@webone.Pb.com.au> wrote in message
> > > news:38c4...@iridium.webone.com.au...
> > > > GW De Lacey wrote...
> > > > >I watched in awe as Jeffrey Kaplan slowly scratched on a clay tablet:
> > > > >>Harrington said:
> > > > >>; From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
> > > > >>; > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
> > > > ^^^^ - shouldn't this be "idling," or "idly"?
> > > > >>;
> > > > >>;
> > > > >>; We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
> > > > >>; university has a Richard Wiener.
> > > > >>
> > > > >
> > > > >Head Surgeon at one of Brisbane's leading hospitals: Dr. D'eath.
> > > >
> > > > Dr Blood, Senior Lecturer in Haematology, Flinders University Medical
> > > > School.
> > > Donald Drown.
> > > Pediatrician in Kansas City; Deborah Tickle
> > >
> > When I was a consultant, one of our clients was a Richard Hunter, who
> > ran his own market research firm. I believe he also had a few
> > politician clients.
>
> We have a politician here - a Mr Richard Face...
>
So I guess you know where he stands?
On the issues, I mean...sheesh...
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>
> From a remote bunker, Jeffrey Kaplan issued the following manifesto:
> > While idling wondering if the Pakmara can really do that, Daniel E.
>
> > ; >>> > > IHNL. IDNL,TYVM.
> > ; >>> > I Have No Lard. I Do Need Lubricant, Though You're Viciously Mistaken.
> > ; >>> a/Viciously/Viscously/ ?
> > ; >You are making progress, young grasshopper, but you are not a RHOD
> > ; >master yet. Only when you can snatch the one-liner from my fingers
> > ; >will you be a RHOD master.
> > ; For now, he's only a novice baiter.
>
>
> We had one named Woodcock. And the CS department at the local
> university has a Richard Wiener.
>
Oh, the humanity!
carla
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