Summaries, sometime in april.
Mr. Mike Wallis
This weeks. 17th -> 24th, I _think_, but I've been teaching this week so my
brains are slightly fried.
I can`t believe I got in the top 10, but then it is only with 11 arts, so
thats not too bad. I suppose. Elvis was in pos 14, which is pretty good, I
think. March has been ill, and so the top slot was won by Drew, with a pretty
paltry score.
I'd just like to take this opportunity to congrat Alex & Kim, as well. I`m
suitably impressed ;) I`m just somewhat disappointed that March didn`t take
his laptop & transcribe the proceedings onto the web :-P
Annnnyway. Here's this weeks collection of spods/spodlings.
Total No. different posters (including Se1m@n, who changed his newsreader half-
way through this week, ergo generating 2 different name/email formats): 113. A
bit low, perhaps, but never mind.
Pos. Arts Lines who?
Just bubbling under are...
13. 8 140 steve bolam <steve...@elixir1.demon.co.uk.no.spam>
12. 8 193 CosmicMarmiteJar <cos...@infectant.com>
11. 8 198 Claire Little <claire...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com>
But this weeks spods are:
10. 8 210 han...@scs.leeds.ac.uk (hannah d.)
9. 9 158 Lindsay Maxwell <lin...@cs.york.ac.uk>
8. 10 323 J W B Greenwood <bro...@parkroad.u-net.com>
7. 11 203 ph...@leeds.ac.uk (Mr. Mike Wallis)
6. 11 244 cg...@york.ac.GUBBINS.uk (Colin Blackburn)
5. 11 307 "Mark Anderson" <spamm...@easynet.co.uk>
4. 28 543 Simon Wilkinson <Dr...@thegeegees.demon.co.uk>
3. 28 710 fr...@fredc.demon.co.uk (fred)
2. 29 509 March the Mad Scientist <Ma...@mad.scientist.com>
1. 30 858 dr...@leeds.ac.uk (Dr Drew)
~m.
--
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M.Wa...@leeds.ac.uk | +44 (0) 113 233 4225 (4228 for fax). Lemsip Memb. #23!!
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/physiology/neurocog/
Elvis Presley
In article <1998Apr24.1...@leeds.ac.uk>, Mr. Mike Wallis
<ph...@leeds.ac.uk> writes
>4. 28 543 Simon Wilkinson <Dr...@thegeegees.demon.co.uk>
>3. 28 710 fr...@fredc.demon.co.uk (fred)
>2. 29 509 March the Mad Scientist <Ma...@mad.scientist.com>
>1. 30 858 dr...@leeds.ac.uk (Dr Drew)
Close!
--
The King
Moped Racer Magazine
<http://www.presley.demon.co.uk>
March the Mad Scientist
In article <lnyMjyC5...@presley.demon.co.uk>, Elvis Presley
<el...@presley.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article <1998Apr24.1...@leeds.ac.uk>, Mr. Mike Wallis
><ph...@leeds.ac.uk> writes
>>4. 28 543 Simon Wilkinson <Dr...@thegeegees.demon.co.uk>
>>3. 28 710 fr...@fredc.demon.co.uk (fred)
>>2. 29 509 March the Mad Scientist <Ma...@mad.scientist.com>
>>1. 30 858 dr...@leeds.ac.uk (Dr Drew)
>
>Close!
Ey! Ah've bin badly thanos!
--
March the Mad Scientist
Mark
>brains are slightly fried.
>
>
>Just bubbling under are...
>
>13. 8 140 steve bolam <steve...@elixir1.demon.co.uk.no.spam>
>12. 8 193 CosmicMarmiteJar <cos...@infectant.com>
>11. 8 198 Claire Little <claire...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com>
>
>But this weeks spods are:
>
>10. 8 210 han...@scs.leeds.ac.uk (hannah d.)
>9. 9 158 Lindsay Maxwell <lin...@cs.york.ac.uk>
>8. 10 323 J W B Greenwood <bro...@parkroad.u-net.com>
>7. 11 203 ph...@leeds.ac.uk (Mr. Mike Wallis)
>6. 11 244 cg...@york.ac.GUBBINS.uk (Colin Blackburn)
>5. 11 307 "Mark Anderson" <spamm...@easynet.co.uk>
>3. 28 710 fr...@fredc.demon.co.uk (fred)
>2. 29 509 March the Mad Scientist <Ma...@mad.scientist.com>
>1. 30 858 dr...@leeds.ac.uk (Dr Drew)
>
posts in around Eastenders, Coronation street, Emmerdale, and edited
highlights of Crossroads. Give it up and weed the garden instead ;-O
Mark Teale
Home
ma...@spamcut.teale.demon.co.uk
Dr Drew
In article <1998Apr24.1...@leeds.ac.uk>,
ph...@leeds.ac.uk (Mr. Mike Wallis) wrote:
>4. 28 543 Simon Wilkinson <Dr...@thegeegees.demon.co.uk>
>3. 28 710 fr...@fredc.demon.co.uk (fred)
>2. 29 509 March the Mad Scientist
<Ma...@mad.scientist.com>
>1. 30 858 dr...@leeds.ac.uk (Dr Drew)
YES! CHAMPION! First time ever!
What a close result as well - that last-minute of extra time when I
slipped in those two posts from close range made all the difference,
Brian, but we're going to take each post as it comes, not get carried
away by this, after all, once you're the champion you're there to be
beaten, Brian, but I'd just like to dedicate this to Clare, Mum & Dad,
Leeds University's computing service, the Politics department who are
probably paying for this, Nelson Mandela, Little Jimmy Osmond, that
bloke who does the Mr. Muscle ads, Mike Scott of the Waterboys, not to
mention all my support<GUNSHOT>
--
"True wisdom consists in knowing only that you know nothing" - Socrates
"That's us, dude!!" - Bill and Ted
Real e-mail: polaw<little snail>leeds.ac.uk
Dr Drew
In article <dM5RO5AT...@clint.demon.co.uk>,
March the Mad Scientist <Ma...@mad.scientist.com> wrote:
>In article <lnyMjyC5...@presley.demon.co.uk>, Elvis Presley
><el...@presley.demon.co.uk> writes
<Dr...@thegeegees.demon.co.uk>
>>>3. 28 710 fr...@fredc.demon.co.uk (fred)
>>>2. 29 509 March the Mad Scientist
<Ma...@mad.scientist.com>
>>>1. 30 858 dr...@leeds.ac.uk (Dr Drew)
>>
>
>Ey! Ah've bin badly thanos!
Look, it's how you perform on the day March.....
MentorH
>Leeds University's computing service, the Politics department who are
>probably paying for this,
Actaully, it's the taxpayers required to subsidize Leeds University and the
politics department who would then be paying for it, right?
fred
In article <HxzmuPAX...@teale.demon.co.uk>
Ma...@spamthingy.teale.demon.co.uk "Mark" writes:
> In article <1998Apr24.1...@leeds.ac.uk>, Mr. Mike Wallis
> <ph...@leeds.ac.uk> writes
> >3. 28 710 fr...@fredc.demon.co.uk (fred)
> >2. 29 509 March the Mad Scientist <Ma...@mad.scientist.com>
> >1. 30 858 dr...@leeds.ac.uk (Dr Drew)
> >
> Don't you ever wonder what life is all about? I bet you all fit these
> posts in around Eastenders, Coronation street, Emmerdale, and edited
> highlights of Crossroads. Give it up and weed the garden instead ;-O
I think I know what life is like in the real world, I don't watch
much tv at all, certainly none of the programs you mentioned. My
garden is full of sheep at the moment, they do the weeding.
--
ô
õçîd
Brian
On Sat, 25 Apr 1998 14:38:21 +0100 (BST), dr...@leeds.ac.uk (Dr Drew)
wrote:
(snip)
>What a close result as well - that last-minute of extra time when I
>slipped in those two posts from close range made all the difference,
>Brian, but we're going to take each post as it comes, not get carried
>away by this, after all, once you're the champion you're there to be
>beaten, Brian,
(other snip)
Nothing to do with me.....
Brian.
Remove .2001 from address if replying by e-mail.
I apologise for the inconvenience this causes.
Simon Wilkinson
In article <HxzmuPAX...@teale.demon.co.uk>, Mark <Mark@spamthingy.t
eale.demon.co.uk> writes
>Give it up and weed the garden instead ;-O
--
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Please remove the demon from the address to ensure returned mail
Mark
In article <893576...@fredc.demon.co.uk>, fred
<fr...@fredc.demon.co.uk> writes<Snip>
>
>I think I know what life is like in the real world, I don't watch
>much tv at all, certainly none of the programs you mentioned. My
>garden is full of sheep at the moment, they do the weeding.
How long did it take you to train them? Are you paying them a proper
wage? I tried to train my chickens but they found it difficult to hold
the fork and stand up at the same time. :-)
Mark Teale
Home
ma...@spamcut.teale.demon.co.uk
fred
In article <UrICYBA4...@teale.demon.co.uk>
Ma...@spamthingy.teale.demon.co.uk "Mark" writes:
I don't like giving away trade secrets, I could get drummed out of
the Worshipfull order of Hermits if anyone found out but what you
do is put the sheep in the garden and gather them round you for a talk.
Then you tell them not to eat the docks and the thistles, tell them
they can eat anything they like except for the docks and the thistles.
Then go away and leave them, they can't resist it, they just can't
resist it.
--
ô
õçîd
Dr Drew
In article <HxzmuPAX...@teale.demon.co.uk>,
Mark <Ma...@spamthingy.teale.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>Don't you ever wonder what life is all about? I bet you all fit these
>posts in around Eastenders, Coronation street, Emmerdale, and edited
>highlights of Crossroads. Give it up and weed the garden instead ;-O
Actually I fit it in between doing my thesis on the Meaning of Life
(tm) and never watch any of the abovementioned programs, at all. Happy
now?
Dr Drew
In article <199804251800...@ladder03.news.aol.com>,
Sort of, except I have my fees and scholarship paid for through endowed
funds, so technically it's some dead guy.
Elvis Presley
In article <893661...@fredc.demon.co.uk>, fred
<fr...@fredc.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article <UrICYBA4...@teale.demon.co.uk>
> Ma...@spamthingy.teale.demon.co.uk "Mark" writes:
>
>> In article <893576...@fredc.demon.co.uk>, fred
>> <fr...@fredc.demon.co.uk> writes
>> >In article <HxzmuPAX...@teale.demon.co.uk>
>> > Ma...@spamthingy.teale.demon.co.uk "Mark" writes:
>> <Snip>
>> >
>> >I think I know what life is like in the real world, I don't watch
>> >much tv at all, certainly none of the programs you mentioned. My
>> >garden is full of sheep at the moment, they do the weeding.
>>
>> How long did it take you to train them? Are you paying them a proper
>> wage? I tried to train my chickens but they found it difficult to hold
>> the fork and stand up at the same time. :-)
>
>I don't like giving away trade secrets, I could get drummed out of
>the Worshipfull order of Hermits if anyone found out but what you
>do is put the sheep in the garden and gather them round you for a talk.
>Then you tell them not to eat the docks and the thistles, tell them
>they can eat anything they like except for the docks and the thistles.
>Then go away and leave them, they can't resist it, they just can't
>resist it.
Not a problem for *my* sheep as they only have the choice of docks,
thistles, dandies, dog dirt and white goods in my garden anyway.
Claire Little
Mr. Mike Wallis wrote:
>
> This weeks. 17th -> 24th, I _think_, but I've been teaching this week so my
> brains are slightly fried.
>
> thats not too bad. I suppose. Elvis was in pos 14, which is pretty good, I
> think. March has been ill, and so the top slot was won by Drew, with a pretty
> paltry score.
>
> I'd just like to take this opportunity to congrat Alex & Kim, as well. I`m
> suitably impressed ;) I`m just somewhat disappointed that March didn`t take
> his laptop & transcribe the proceedings onto the web :-P
>
> Annnnyway. Here's this weeks collection of spods/spodlings.
>
> Total No. different posters (including Se1m@n, who changed his newsreader half-
> way through this week, ergo generating 2 different name/email formats): 113. A
> bit low, perhaps, but never mind.
>
>
> Just bubbling under are...
>
> 13. 8 140 steve bolam <steve...@elixir1.demon.co.uk.no.spam>
> 12. 8 193 CosmicMarmiteJar <cos...@infectant.com>
> 11. 8 198 Claire Little <claire...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com>
>
Look ! Look ! It's me ! <fx> Shouting and pointing at screen</fx>
Omigod. Does this means I'm officially an internet nerd ?
Claire
March the Mad Scientist
In article <LndSADAa$2Q1...@thegeegees.demon.co.uk>, Simon Wilkinson
<Dr...@thegeegees.demon.co.uk> writes
>In article <HxzmuPAX...@teale.demon.co.uk>, Mark <Mark@spamthingy.t
>eale.demon.co.uk> writes
>>Give it up and weed the garden instead ;-O
You should learn to keep off the grass.
--
March the Mad Scientist
Mark
In article <6i1cfn$8fk...@leeds.ac.uk>, Dr Drew <dr...@leeds.ac.uk>
>
>>Don't you ever wonder what life is all about? I bet you all fit these
>>posts in around Eastenders, Coronation street, Emmerdale, and edited
>>highlights of Crossroads. Give it up and weed the garden instead ;-O
>
>Actually I fit it in between doing my thesis on the Meaning of Life
>(tm) and never watch any of the abovementioned programs, at all. Happy
>now?
I thought the list of programmes was all about TMOL. But getting back to
the *real* meaning of life thingy. I like the bit where John Cleese gets
attacked by a man with a bannana, or was it an apricot?
Why are you doing a thesis on it anyway, Doctor? No point in having a
double barreled Dr. Get a job instead.
And another thing if you want to learn about life in Yorkshire, you
should be doing your thesis in Hull. Most Hullions experience a lifetime
of life in one weekend - you could speed up your research - not bother
getting a job and retire.
Mark Teale
Home
ma...@spamcut.teale.demon.co.uk
March the Mad Scientist
In article <354518...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com>, Claire Little
<claire...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com> writes
>Mr. Mike Wallis wrote:
>>
>> This weeks. 17th -> 24th, I _think_, but I've been teaching this week so my
>> brains are slightly fried.
>>
>> 11. 8 198 Claire Little <claire...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com>
>>
>
>Look ! Look ! It's me ! <fx> Shouting and pointing at screen</fx>
>
>Omigod. Does this means I'm officially an internet nerd ?
>
in your head real good, and tell me the answer. Two, good. That's the
place to be, chooch, one of the top two.
March the Mad Scientist
March the Mad Scientist
In article <ifBNdGAy...@presley.demon.co.uk>, Elvis Presley
<el...@presley.demon.co.uk> writes
>
>Not a problem for *my* sheep as they only have the choice of docks,
>thistles, dandies, dog dirt and white goods in my garden anyway.
Do you live upstairs from Drew?
Elvis Presley
In article <KNCE+7A7...@clint.demon.co.uk>, March the Mad Scientist
<Ma...@mad.scientist.com> writes
Yes, my name is Luca...
Paul Baker
>thats not too bad. I suppose. Elvis was in pos 14, which is pretty good, I
>think. March has been ill, and so the top slot was won by Drew, with a pretty
>paltry score.
Could we have a change in the rules so that discussions *about* the
league tables don't count? This may give us "minor" the occasional
chance of glory :) It's difficult enough not being in GOC :) (I really
will have to come home and visit my Mum more often.)
Just a thought.......
--
Paul Baker
Birmingham, UK
Dr Drew
In article <3f5KFBA4...@teale.demon.co.uk>,
Mark <Ma...@spamthingy.teale.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>In article <6i1cfn$8fk...@leeds.ac.uk>, Dr Drew <dr...@leeds.ac.uk>
>writes
>>In article <HxzmuPAX...@teale.demon.co.uk>,
>> Mark <Ma...@spamthingy.teale.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>>Don't you ever wonder what life is all about? I bet you all fit
these
>>>posts in around Eastenders, Coronation street, Emmerdale, and edited
>>>highlights of Crossroads. Give it up and weed the garden instead ;-O
>>
>>Actually I fit it in between doing my thesis on the Meaning of Life
>>(tm) and never watch any of the abovementioned programs, at all.
Happy
>>now?
>
>I thought the list of programmes was all about TMOL. But getting back
to
>the *real* meaning of life thingy. I like the bit where John Cleese
gets
>attacked by a man with a bannana, or was it an apricot?
It was a banana, but that wasn't "The Meaning of Life", it was "And Now
for Something Completely Different".
>Why are you doing a thesis on it anyway, Doctor? No point in having a
>double barreled Dr. Get a job instead.
"Dr." isn't a title, it's my first name.
Dr Drew
In article <KNCE+7A7...@clint.demon.co.uk>,
March the Mad Scientist <Ma...@mad.scientist.com> wrote:
>In article <ifBNdGAy...@presley.demon.co.uk>, Elvis Presley
><el...@presley.demon.co.uk> writes
>>
>>Not a problem for *my* sheep as they only have the choice of docks,
>>thistles, dandies, dog dirt and white goods in my garden anyway.
>
>Do you live upstairs from Drew?
What, are you asking him if he's one of our gerbils?
C.J.
>
> >Why are you doing a thesis on it anyway, Doctor? No point in having a
> >double barreled Dr. Get a job instead.
>
> "Dr." isn't a title, it's my first name.
>
Talking of theses, if your attempt is deemed inadequate to merit
a doctorate you can get an MPhil instead. I think they should let you
become a Nurse instead.
Just an idea
Nurse Jon
Lindsay Maxwell
March the Mad Scientist wrote:
>
<claire...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com>
> >>
>Look ! Look ! It's me ! <fx> Shouting and pointing at screen</fx>
> >
> >Omigod. Does this means I'm officially an internet nerd ?
> >
> Eleventh don't count for shit, sweetcheeks. Now you add them ones up
> in your head real good, and tell me the answer. Two, good. That's the
> place to be, chooch, one of the top two.
> March the Mad Scientist
Hey, you do patronising really well March. Been practising?
Don't listen to him Claire. You can be a nerd if you want. You'll have
to do better than u.l.y though to be a real full blown one.
lindsay
Elvis Presley
In article <3545F7...@cs.york.ac.uk>, Lindsay Maxwell
<lin...@cs.york.ac.uk> writes
>Hey, you do patronising really well March. Been practising?
<something I have actually said to an 18 year old lovely girlie student
at LMU>
I know this seems really patronising, but when you're a bit older you'll
understand why I'm saying it.
</something I have actually said to an 18 year old lovely girlie student
at LMU>
March the Mad Scientist
In article <6i457l$8g8...@leeds.ac.uk>, Dr Drew <dr...@leeds.ac.uk>
writes
>In article <KNCE+7A7...@clint.demon.co.uk>,
> March the Mad Scientist <Ma...@mad.scientist.com> wrote:
>>In article <ifBNdGAy...@presley.demon.co.uk>, Elvis Presley
>><el...@presley.demon.co.uk> writes
>>>
>>>Not a problem for *my* sheep as they only have the choice of docks,
>>>thistles, dandies, dog dirt and white goods in my garden anyway.
>>
>>Do you live upstairs from Drew?
>
>What, are you asking him if he's one of our gerbils?
>
your garden(s). Have you tried uk.rec.sheds? It's good!
--
March the End of the Garden Scientist
March the Mad Scientist
>>
><claire...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com>
>> >>
> >Look ! Look ! It's me ! <fx> Shouting and pointing at screen</fx>
>> >
>> >Omigod. Does this means I'm officially an internet nerd ?
>> >
>> Eleventh don't count for shit, sweetcheeks. Now you add them ones up
>> in your head real good, and tell me the answer. Two, good. That's the
>> place to be, chooch, one of the top two.
>> --
>> March the Mad Scientist
>> Slightly amended pile of shit from when he was 1st.
>
>
>Don't listen to him Claire. You can be a nerd if you want. You'll have
>to do better than u.l.y though to be a real full blown one.
>
>lindsay
did I mention uk.rec.sheds? Ah, I see I did.
--
March the Mad Scientist B.Pat.(Hons)
Mark
In article <6i456b$8g8...@leeds.ac.uk>, Dr Drew <dr...@leeds.ac.uk>
writes>>In article <6i1cfn$8fk...@leeds.ac.uk>, Dr Drew <dr...@leeds.ac.uk>
>>writes
>>>In article <HxzmuPAX...@teale.demon.co.uk>,
>>> Mark <Ma...@spamthingy.teale.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Don't you ever wonder what life is all about? I bet you all fit
>these
>>>>posts in around Eastenders, Coronation street, Emmerdale, and edited
>>>>highlights of Crossroads. Give it up and weed the garden instead ;-O
>>>
>>>Actually I fit it in between doing my thesis on the Meaning of Life
>>>(tm) and never watch any of the abovementioned programs, at all.
>Happy
>>>now?
>>
>>I thought the list of programmes was all about TMOL. But getting back
>to
>>the *real* meaning of life thingy. I like the bit where John Cleese
>gets
>>attacked by a man with a bannana, or was it an apricot?
>
>It was a banana, but that wasn't "The Meaning of Life", it was "And Now
>for Something Completely Different".
of Life* :-)
>
>>Why are you doing a thesis on it anyway, Doctor? No point in having a
>>double barreled Dr. Get a job instead.
>
>"Dr." isn't a title, it's my first name.
>
their name.
>--
>"True wisdom consists in knowing only that you know nothing" - Socrates
>"That's us, dude!!" - Bill and Ted
>
>Real e-mail: polaw<little snail>leeds.ac.uk
Mark Teale
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hannah d.
In article <ojvPyZBI...@presley.demon.co.uk>, Elvis Presley <el...@presley.demon.co.uk> writes:
> In article <3545F7...@cs.york.ac.uk>, Lindsay Maxwell
> <lin...@cs.york.ac.uk> writes
>
> at LMU>
>
> I know this seems really patronising, but when you're a bit older you'll
> understand why I'm saying it.
>
> </something I have actually said to an 18 year old lovely girlie student
> at LMU>
>
ooooh. *nice*
.h
Simon Wilkinson
In article <zvWq2aAq...@clint.demon.co.uk>, March the Mad Scientist
<Ma...@mad.scientist.com> writes
>did I mention uk.rec.sheds? Ah, I see I did.
Elvis Presley
In article <w$oqSVATg...@clint.demon.co.uk>, March the Mad Scientist
<Ma...@mad.scientist.com> writes
>In article <6i457l$8g8...@leeds.ac.uk>, Dr Drew <dr...@leeds.ac.uk>
>writes
>>In article <KNCE+7A7...@clint.demon.co.uk>,
>> March the Mad Scientist <Ma...@mad.scientist.com> wrote:
>>>In article <ifBNdGAy...@presley.demon.co.uk>, Elvis Presley
>>><el...@presley.demon.co.uk> writes
>>>>
>>>>Not a problem for *my* sheep as they only have the choice of docks,
>>>>thistles, dandies, dog dirt and white goods in my garden anyway.
>>>
>>>Do you live upstairs from Drew?
>>
>>What, are you asking him if he's one of our gerbils?
>>
>It occurred to me that you both appear to have white goods in
>your garden(s). Have you tried uk.rec.sheds? It's good!
Now there's no Adny Wradword? I doubt it!
Elvis Presley
In article <1998Apr28.2...@leeds.ac.uk>, hannah d.
<han...@scs.leeds.ac.uk> writes
I will do anything if I find it funny. This is quite a self destructive
trait. Especially when I have such a shite sense of humour.
Claire Little
Elvis Presley wrote:
>
> In article <3545F7...@cs.york.ac.uk>, Lindsay Maxwell
> <lin...@cs.york.ac.uk> writes
> >Hey, you do patronising really well March. Been practising?
>
> <something I have actually said to an 18 year old lovely girlie student
> at LMU>
>
> I know this seems really patronising, but when you're a bit older you'll
> understand why I'm saying it.
>
> </something I have actually said to an 18 year old lovely girlie student
> at LMU>
I can't think of anything suitably spiteful or hateful to say to March
right now. Probably something to do with my tender years, having seen
less than a quarter of a century. Compared to March, who has obviously
been around for about a quarter of a millenium.
Claire
David
Claire Little wrote in message <3548F9...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com>...
Well, I said the same to a sixteen year old girlie and got an ear in my
flea!! Beat that???
Do/did you attend LMU? If so, ya know Mike peters????
Ok I'll go!
David
March the Mad Scientist
In article <3548F9...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com>, Claire Little
<claire...@NOSPAMmailexcite.com> writes
>Elvis Presley wrote:
>>
>> In article <3545F7...@cs.york.ac.uk>, Lindsay Maxwell
>> <lin...@cs.york.ac.uk> writes
>> >Hey, you do patronising really well March. Been practising?
>>
>> <something I have actually said to an 18 year old lovely girlie student
>> at LMU>
>>
>> I know this seems really patronising, but when you're a bit older you'll
>> understand why I'm saying it.
>>
>> </something I have actually said to an 18 year old lovely girlie student
>> at LMU>
>
>I can't think of anything suitably spiteful or hateful to say to March
>right now. Probably something to do with my tender years, having seen
>less than a quarter of a century. Compared to March, who has obviously
>been around for about a quarter of a millenium.
>
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Methuselah the Mad Scientist