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Michael Carden

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Jun 18, 2000, 3:00:00 AM6/18/00
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Which two motssers were born only two days apart in 1964? Why,
two of my all-time favorites, that's who. 36 candles for Clay
Colwell today and the same for Amanda Walker two days hence.


Woo hoo!!! Two Dragons! Happy Natal Day to you both from a not yet jaded water Dragon
 

Robert Cumming, relative baby, will be 33 on the intervening
day.

That would be '67 right, Year of the Goat. I fell in love with a Goat once but he didn't fall in love with me. But don't worry I've fallen in love with at least *three* Dragons who didn't fall in love with me either

So Happy Day, Happy Day!
 
 

Have a blast, all y'all.


Michael, who just *can't* get his Netscape to do reply right now

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Michael Carden
Sodom/olog/ist, Studies in Religion, University of Queensland, Brisbane,
Australia
 http://student.uq.edu.au/~s101014

"If I can't dance it's not my revolution" - 'Red' Emma Goldman
 
 
 

Clay Colwell

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Jun 19, 2000, 3:00:00 AM6/19/00
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Jess Anderson <ande...@facstaff.wisc.edu> wrote:

> Which two motssers were born only two days apart in 1964? Why,
> two of my all-time favorites, that's who. 36 candles for Clay
> Colwell today and the same for Amanda Walker two days hence.

> Robert Cumming, relative baby, will be 33 on the intervening
> day.

> Have a blast, all y'all.

It was absolutely wonderful. Sean cooked like a champion,
providing such delicacies as gazpacho, ceviche, glazed lamb
with plums, and Italian pasta shells with a spinach-mushroom-
sausage stuffing. Too many birthday shots, however -- I had
to nip the flow short, as I was getting woozy far too quickly.
A friend gave me the cutest little Nunzilla -- a plastic wind-up
nun that walks while shooting sparks from her mouth.

<tying threads> One of my presents from Sean: sex outside
(well, almost -- in the atrium/greenhouse in the back yard).
Hammock chairs are surprisingly comfortable for such
activities -- does that count as a sling for the Purity Test
(for those versions that include that among their list)?

-- Clay

Mike McKinley

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Jun 20, 2000, 3:00:00 AM6/20/00
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Jess Anderson wrote:

> As for the Ass-Daddy, with whom we will deal on Wednesday and
> who phoned me yesterday apparently so he would have something
> to do while playing Solitaire (with actual cards, no less,
> which he was shuffling in the background)), he was vexed that I
> was trying to make him 29 instead of 28 (as though that were a
> difference worth taking into account).

Oh, the Ass Daddy! The Ass Daddy! Or to quote the Bard:

"To shake all cares and business from our age;
Conferring them on younger strengths, while we
Unburthen'd crawl toward death."

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Gáguti gídili lun ganali.
(The kettle has eyes for the deep ocean.)
Garífuna proverb

Clay Colwell

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Jul 10, 2000, 3:00:00 AM7/10/00
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Jess Anderson <ande...@facstaff.wisc.edu> wrote:

> Clay Colwell:
>>Jess Anderson:

>>>Have a [birthday] blast, all y'all.

>>It was absolutely wonderful. Sean cooked like a champion,
>>providing such delicacies as gazpacho, ceviche, glazed lamb
>>with plums, and Italian pasta shells with a spinach-mushroom-
>>sausage stuffing. Too many birthday shots, however -- I had to
>>nip the flow short, as I was getting woozy far too quickly. A
>>friend gave me the cutest little Nunzilla -- a plastic wind-up
>>nun that walks while shooting sparks from her mouth.

> Is there a companion monk that shoots sparks from his ass?

Not that I know of.
(Nunzilla would be complete if only its ruler-bearing
arm would move in time with its walking, whacking the
hell out of blaspheming owners.)

>><tying threads> One of my presents from Sean: sex outside
>>(well, almost -- in the atrium/greenhouse in the back yard).
>>Hammock chairs are surprisingly comfortable for such activities
>>-- does that count as a sling for the Purity Test (for those
>>versions that include that among their list)?

> Sounds like a day to remember.

Oh, 'twas.

Edgar J. Lawrence II

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Jul 10, 2000, 3:00:00 AM7/10/00
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In article <IVqa5.296726$MB.49...@news6.giganews.com>,
Clay Colwell <er...@io.com> wrote:

[snip]

> (Nunzilla would be complete if only its ruler-bearing
> arm would move in time with its walking, whacking the
> hell out of blaspheming owners.)

A moving arm shouldn't be so hard to do (not talking
of a retrofit on yours, here). However, a manufacturer
would probably increase the price considerably on
such a version.

Edgar


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