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Tristan K. Smith

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In article <740e4r$mqe$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>, sp...@sucks.it says...
Ok, which one of you did this... Looks like a blatant attempt to start a
new thread with an odd name. Whaddaya say, shall we jump on his/her
bandwagon?

--
On the other hand, I have different fingers.

DMP

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Tristan K. Smith wrote in message ...


Is your name really Tristan? That's cool dude.

Lars Clausen

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On Tue, 1 Dec 1998, Tristan K. Smith thusly discussed the words of the
Internet Oracle:

> In article <740e4r$mqe$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>, sp...@sucks.it says... Ok,
> which one of you did this... Looks like a blatant attempt to start a new
> thread with an odd name. Whaddaya say, shall we jump on his/her
> bandwagon?

No, we have to stop this before it (d)evolves into a senseless cascade of
meaningless posts.

-Lars "Sounds familiar" Clausen

--
Lars R. Clausen (lrcl...@cs.uiuc.edu)
A *real* smart bomb would call in sick, perhaps move to another country,
changing its name in the process, open a beach bar maybe and live out its
days in safe anonymity. -- Barry O'Neill in rhod

Munchkin

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Lars Clausen wrote in message ...

why?

-munch "i even quoted the sig!" kin


Pshaughn

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Lars Clausen was recently tattooed:

>On Tue, 1 Dec 1998, Tristan K. Smith thusly discussed the words of the
>Internet Oracle:
>
>> In article <740e4r$mqe$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>, sp...@sucks.it says... Ok,
>> which one of you did this... Looks like a blatant attempt to start a new
>> thread with an odd name. Whaddaya say, shall we jump on his/her
>> bandwagon?
>
>No, we have to stop this before it (d)evolves into a senseless cascade of
>meaningless posts.
>

That's what _SHE_ said!


- Noser the Fishless

Lars Clausen

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Paul Kelly can witness that sp...@sucks.it on Wed, 2 Dec 1998 wrote:

> Lars Clausen wrote in message ...

>>On Tue, 1 Dec 1998, Tristan K. Smith thusly discussed the words of the
>>Internet Oracle:
>>
>>> In article <740e4r$mqe$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>, sp...@sucks.it says...
>>> Ok, which one of you did this... Looks like a blatant attempt to start
>>> a new thread with an odd name. Whaddaya say, shall we jump on his/her
>>> bandwagon?
>>
>>No, we have to stop this before it (d)evolves into a senseless cascade of
>>meaningless posts.
>>

>>-Lars "Sounds familiar" Clausen
>>
>>--
>>Lars R. Clausen (lrcl...@cs.uiuc.edu)
>>A *real* smart bomb would call in sick, perhaps move to another country,
>>changing its name in the process, open a beach bar maybe and live out its
>>days in safe anonymity. -- Barry O'Neill in rhod
>
> why?
>
> -munch "i even quoted the sig!" kin

So if I use the quoted sig in my sig, who should I cite:

1) You
2) Me
3) Barry O'Neill
4) None of the above
5) All of the above

-Lars "Meta-quotes'R'Us" Clausen

Al Sharka

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Lars Clausen wrote:
> sp...@sucks.it on Wed, 2 Dec 1998 wrote:
> >
> > -munch "i even quoted the sig!" kin
>
> So if I use the quoted sig in my sig, who should I cite:
>
> 1) You
> 2) Me
> 3) Barry O'Neill
> 4) None of the above
> 5) All of the above

Choice (5) contradicts choice (4) when presented in that order.
Didn't we have this discussion once already?[1]

-- Al "Repeat yourself" Sharka

[1] Thus perpetuating the "no news is good news" theme of this thread.

DMP

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Lars Clausen wrote in message ...
>Paul Kelly can witness that sp...@sucks.it on Wed, 2 Dec 1998 wrote:
>
>> Lars Clausen wrote in message ...
>>>On Tue, 1 Dec 1998, Tristan K. Smith thusly discussed the words of the
>>>Internet Oracle:
>>>
>>>> In article <740e4r$mqe$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>, sp...@sucks.it says...
>>>> Ok, which one of you did this... Looks like a blatant attempt to start
>>>> a new thread with an odd name. Whaddaya say, shall we jump on his/her
>>>> bandwagon?
>>>
>>>No, we have to stop this before it (d)evolves into a senseless cascade of
>>>meaningless posts.
>>>
>>>-Lars "Sounds familiar" Clausen
>>>
>>>--
>>>Lars R. Clausen (lrcl...@cs.uiuc.edu)
>>>A *real* smart bomb would call in sick, perhaps move to another country,
>>>changing its name in the process, open a beach bar maybe and live out its
>>>days in safe anonymity. -- Barry O'Neill in rhod
>>
>> why?
>>
>> -munch "i even quoted the sig!" kin
>
>So if I use the quoted sig in my sig, who should I cite:
>
>1) You
>2) Me
>3) Barry O'Neill
>4) None of the above
>5) All of the above
>
>-Lars "Meta-quotes'R'Us" Clausen


You should quote either the Oracle, or when in doubt attribute it to Oscar
Wilde. HTH HAND

Lars Clausen

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On Wed, 02 Dec 1998, Al Sharka wrote, without the least grovelling:

> Lars Clausen wrote:
>> sp...@sucks.it on Wed, 2 Dec 1998 wrote:
>> >
>> > -munch "i even quoted the sig!" kin
>>
>> So if I use the quoted sig in my sig, who should I cite:
>>
>> 1) You
>> 2) Me
>> 3) Barry O'Neill
>> 4) None of the above
>> 5) All of the above
>

> Choice (5) contradicts choice (4) when presented in that order.
> Didn't we have this discussion once already?[1]

So I should really find the first version of this discussion and cite
whoever wrote that?

> -- Al "Repeat yourself" Sharka

So I should really find the first version of this discussion and cite
whoever wrote that?

> [1] Thus perpetuating the "no news is good news" theme of this thread.

If 'no news is good news' then 'there exist no news N such that N is good
news' thus in particular, 'no news' cannot be 'good news'. Thus we have
proven that no news are not good news and thus bad news. Therefore, if
this is indeed news, it is necessarily not no news and thus good news.

-Lars "Find the phallacy" Clausen

William J. Evans; mail protected by spamgard{tm}

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"DMP" <ten.asu@rekrapmd> wrote:
:Tristan K. Smith wrote in message ...

:
:Is your name really Tristan? That's cool dude.

He just made it up, so he could say, "Hi, my name's Tristan, Isolde my
soul to the devil."

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Jeffrey Kaplan

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Mr. Garibaldi saw this article from Lars Clausen in Universe Today
while his daughter played tennis with Dr. Franklin::

; On Tue, 1 Dec 1998, Tristan K. Smith thusly discussed the words of the


; Internet Oracle:
;
; > In article <740e4r$mqe$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>, sp...@sucks.it says... Ok,
; > which one of you did this... Looks like a blatant attempt to start a new
; > thread with an odd name. Whaddaya say, shall we jump on his/her
; > bandwagon?
;
; No, we have to stop this before it (d)evolves into a senseless cascade of
; meaningless posts.

Too late.

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DMP

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William J. Evans; mail protected by spamgard{tm} wrote in message
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>"DMP" <ten.asu@rekrapmd> wrote:
>:Tristan K. Smith wrote in message ...
>:
>:Is your name really Tristan? That's cool dude.
>
>He just made it up, so he could say, "Hi, my name's Tristan, Isolde my
>soul to the devil."


That was TERRIBLE. Ugh.

Lars Clausen

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Paul Kelly can witness that Jeffrey Kaplan on Thu, 3 Dec 1998 wrote:

> Mr. Garibaldi saw this article from Lars Clausen in Universe Today
> while his daughter played tennis with Dr. Franklin::
>
>; On Tue, 1 Dec 1998, Tristan K. Smith thusly discussed the words of the
>; Internet Oracle:
>;
>; > In article <740e4r$mqe$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>, sp...@sucks.it says...
>; > Ok, which one of you did this... Looks like a blatant attempt to
>; > start a new thread with an odd name. Whaddaya say, shall we jump on
>; > his/her bandwagon?
>;
>; No, we have to stop this before it (d)evolves into a senseless cascade
>; of meaningless posts.
>
> Too late.

No, it is *never* too late! We must do whatever we can, post whatever we
want to, to stop the senseless cascades of meaningless posts.

-Lars "Didn't help, did it?" Clausen

Carla Miriam Levy

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>>>>> "DMP" == DMP <ten.asu@rekrapmd> writes:

DMP> William J. Evans; mail protected by spamgard{tm} wrote in
DMP> message <1998120215482...@netcom.com>...


>> "DMP" <ten.asu@rekrapmd> wrote: :Tristan K. Smith wrote in
>> message ... : :Is your name really Tristan? That's cool dude.
>>
>> He just made it up, so he could say, "Hi, my name's Tristan,
>> Isolde my soul to the devil."


DMP> That was TERRIBLE. Ugh.


Yes, atrocious. I wish I'd thought of it.

carla "I love opera puns -- Aida'm up" levy


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Munchkin

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Lars Clausen wrote in message ...
<snip>

>
>No, it is *never* too late! We must do whatever we can, post whatever we
>want to, to stop the senseless cascades of meaningless posts.
>
>-Lars "Didn't help, did it?" Clausen

Ooh, well, I started this threat, and there is only one true way to try and
cease an usenet thread I belive, here is my go at it....

LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!
HITLER!! AIEE!

-munch "i hate caps" kin


Lars Clausen

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Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.

So there. This is the thread that doesn't end...

-Lars "All together now..." Clausen

Tim Chew

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On 03 Dec 1998 17:39:59 -0600, Lars Clausen
<lrcl...@shasta.cs.uiuc.edu> spewed:

>Paul Kelly can witness that sp...@sucks.it on Thu, 3 Dec 1998 wrote:
>
>> Lars Clausen wrote in message ...
>> <snip>
>>>
>>>No, it is *never* too late! We must do whatever we can, post whatever we
>>>want to, to stop the senseless cascades of meaningless posts.
>>>
>>>-Lars "Didn't help, did it?" Clausen
>>
>> Ooh, well, I started this threat, and there is only one true way to try
>> and cease an usenet thread I belive, here is my go at it....
>>
>> LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!
>> HITLER!! AIEE!
>
>Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
>Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.

Oh great, another thread about invoking Godwin's law.

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Kimberly Chapman

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Munchkin wrote in message <740e4r$mqe$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>...
>fuck
>
>-b


I'm a fuck +A, thanks.

-- Kimberly "just ask Matt!" Chapman

Malcolm Pack

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Also Sprach Munchkin:

Massage: <746vdo$mf3$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>
Froom: "Munchkin" <sp...@sucks.it>
On: Thu, 3 Dec 1998 16:24:01 -0500
______________________________:

> Ooh, well, I started this threat, and there is only one true way to try and
> cease an usenet thread I belive, here is my go at it....

> LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!
> HITLER!! AIEE!

Not round 'ere, mate.

--
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Pope-in-waiting
UCE > /dev/null

Chris OBrien

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On 03 Dec 1998 17:39:59 -0600, Lars Clausen
<lrcl...@shasta.cs.uiuc.edu> wrote:

>Paul Kelly can witness that sp...@sucks.it on Thu, 3 Dec 1998 wrote:

>> LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!
>> HITLER!! AIEE!
>

>Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
>Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.

s/Good/God/

Teehee. That was fun.

~~~
"I assume Bluebell Hill still blasts the Beeb out
with enough Wattage to get to Belgium. Cheaper'n
a video. And after slagging off chips the way you
did, you can whistle for a dollar
from *me*, bucko!"
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Erik Mooney

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>>> LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!
>>> HITLER!! AIEE!
>>
>>Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
>>Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.
>
>s/Good/God/
>
>Teehee. That was fun.

And bigger than it needed to be, just to make the point. s/oo/o/ would've
sufficed. Oh, and s/ol/orol/ while I'm at it.

Richard Cohen

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I want a second opinion! Mine, for preference :-)

Cheers
Richard
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Daniel E. Macks

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Chris OBrien (obi...@SPAMMITYhome.com) said:
: On 03 Dec 1998 17:39:59 -0600, Lars Clausen
: <lrcl...@shasta.cs.uiuc.edu> wrote:

: >Paul Kelly can witness that sp...@sucks.it on Thu, 3 Dec 1998 wrote:

: >> LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!


: >> HITLER!! AIEE!
: >
: >Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
: >Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.

Or if you're in tcsh, just ^o (assuming only the last sentence was there).

dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies like c shells
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Tom Tom Harrington

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In article <36688bd2...@news.alt.net>, Erik Mooney wrote:
>>>> LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!
>>>> HITLER!! AIEE!
>>>
>>>Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
>>>Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.
>>
>>s/Good/God/
>>
>>Teehee. That was fun.
>
>And bigger than it needed to be, just to make the point. s/oo/o/ would've
>sufficed.

tr/o//s;

> Oh, and s/ol/orol/ while I'm at it.

s/o/oro/;

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Ben Fisher

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Richard Cohen wrote:
>
> On Fri, 04 Dec 1998 03:46:22 GMT, Kimberly Chapman <ka...@outer-net.com> wrote:
> >
> >Munchkin wrote in message <740e4r$mqe$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>...
> >>fuck
> >>
> >>-b
> >
> >
> >I'm a fuck +A, thanks.
> >
> >-- Kimberly "just ask Matt!" Chapman
>
> I want a second opinion! Mine, for preference :-)
>
>

OK, You're ugly.


Ben
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Lars Clausen

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Paul Kelly can witness that Daniel E. Macks on 4 Dec 1998 wrote:

> Chris OBrien (obi...@SPAMMITYhome.com) said:
>: On 03 Dec 1998 17:39:59 -0600, Lars Clausen
>: <lrcl...@shasta.cs.uiuc.edu> wrote:
>

>: >Paul Kelly can witness that sp...@sucks.it on Thu, 3 Dec 1998 wrote:
>: >> LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!
>: >> HITLER!! AIEE!
>: >
>: >Sorry, no go. You forgot
>: ><somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s Collary: Goodwins Law
>: >does not apply when invoked intentionally.
>

> Or if you're in tcsh, just ^o (assuming only the last sentence was
> there).
>
> dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies like c shells

Oh, goodie, we have a backup lame war if the Emacs/vi one dies out. Thank
you!

-Lars "Bash roolez! Tcsh sux!" Clausen

Munchkin

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Daniel E. Macks wrote in message <7491k4$g1$1...@netnews.upenn.edu>...

>Chris OBrien (obi...@SPAMMITYhome.com) said:
>: On 03 Dec 1998 17:39:59 -0600, Lars Clausen
>: <lrcl...@shasta.cs.uiuc.edu> wrote:
>
>: >Paul Kelly can witness that sp...@sucks.it on Thu, 3 Dec 1998 wrote:
>: >> LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!
>: >> HITLER!! AIEE!
>: >
>: >Sorry, no go. You forgot
<somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
>: >Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.
>
>Or if you're in tcsh, just ^o (assuming only the last sentence was there).
>
>dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies like c shells


Ooh, this is flame bait.
tcsh sucks! csh sucks! zsh forever baby! zsh rocks!!
w00!

-munch "who is /<-rad 31337" kin

ash...@my-dejanews.com

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(Tom "Tom" Harrington) wrote:
> >>>
> >>>Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
> >>>Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.
>
> s/o/oro/;

Sororry?

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Nathan Sullivan

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"Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:

> I'm a fuck +A, thanks.

GIF! GIF! GIF!

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On Fri, 04 Dec 1998, ash...@my-dejanews.com thusly discussed the words of
the Internet Oracle:

> (Tom "Tom" Harrington) wrote:


>> >>>
>> >>>Sorry, no go. You forgot
>> >>><somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s Collary: Goodwins
>> >>>Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.
>>
>> s/o/oro/;
>
> Sororry?

Yes. Actually[1],

Sororry, noro goro. Yorou fororgorot
<soromeborody-whorose-name-eludes-me-foror-the-moroment>'s Corollary:
Goroorodwins Law doroes norot apply when invoroked intentioronally.

-Lars "It's all Japanese to me" Clausen

[1] Well, if we assume the g option. And we do. Why? Because I like it!

DMP

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Munchkin wrote in message <7497su$3pc$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>...

>Ooh, this is flame bait.
>tcsh sucks! csh sucks! zsh forever baby! zsh rocks!!
>w00!


I beg to differ. A real purist would stick to the bourne shell.

sh roolz dood.

Pshaughn

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Talkam appears to have somehow spelled out is fresh doody:

>Lars Clausen wrote:
>>
>> On Wed, 02 Dec 1998, Al Sharka wrote, without the least grovelling:
>>
>> > Lars Clausen wrote:
>> >> sp...@sucks.it on Wed, 2 Dec 1998 wrote:
>> >> >
>> >> > -munch "i even quoted the sig!" kin
>> >>
>> >> So if I use the quoted sig in my sig, who should I cite:
>> >>
>> >> 1) You
>> >> 2) Me
>> >> 3) Barry O'Neill
>> >> 4) None of the above
>> >> 5) All of the above
>> >
>> > Choice (5) contradicts choice (4) when presented in that order.
>> > Didn't we have this discussion once already?[1]
>>
>> So I should really find the first version of this discussion and cite
>> whoever wrote that?
>>
>> > -- Al "Repeat yourself" Sharka
>>
>> So I should really find the first version of this discussion and cite
>> whoever wrote that?
>>
>> > [1] Thus perpetuating the "no news is good news" theme of this thread.
>>
>> If 'no news is good news' then 'there exist no news N such that N is good
>> news' thus in particular, 'no news' cannot be 'good news'. Thus we have
>> proven that no news are not good news and thus bad news. Therefore, if
>> this is indeed news, it is necessarily not no news and thus good news.
>>
>> -Lars "Find the phallacy" Clausen

> ^^^^^^^^
>
>Wasn't that fried in your briefs just recently?

That's what _SHE... oh, never mind.

- Noser the Fishless

Talkam

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>

> --
> Lars R. Clausen (lrcl...@cs.uiuc.edu)
> A *real* smart bomb would call in sick, perhaps move to another country,
> changing its name in the process, open a beach bar maybe and live out its
> days in safe anonymity. -- Barry O'Neill in rhod

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ash...@my-dejanews.com wrote:

: (Tom "Tom" Harrington) wrote:
: > >>>
: > >>>Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
: > >>>Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.
: >
: > s/o/oro/;

: Sororry?

Amazing Carnac: Sororry.

Ed: Sororry..

Amazing Carnac: Sororry.

[rustling of envelope]

Amazing Carnac: "Describe the Internet Oracle the morning after Lisa brought
home spurs and that special saddle."

Ed: HA! HA! HA! HA! You sir, owe the Oracle, some Tiger Balm.


~ * ~ * ~ * ~

Jim Evans, Respected Crackpot

"The lamest form of immortality has to be getting quoted in somebody's
sig.. I can do without that." -- Steve Williams

Chris OBrien

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to
On Fri, 04 Dec 1998 07:15:51 GMT,
emo...@SPAMFILTERattila.stevens-tech.edu (Erik Mooney) wrote:

>>>> LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!
>>>> HITLER!! AIEE!
>>>

>>>Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
>>>Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.
>>

>>s/Good/God/
>>
>>Teehee. That was fun.
>
>And bigger than it needed to be, just to make the point. s/oo/o/ would've

>sufficed. Oh, and s/ol/orol/ while I'm at it.

Usually anything that is in reference to the mythical being "God" is
bigger than it needed to be.[1]


[1] I guess you can tell; I'm not a believer.

Chris "Just a stranger on a bus" OBrien

Chris OBrien

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On 04 Dec 1998 15:23:36 -0600, Lars Clausen
<lrcl...@shasta.cs.uiuc.edu> wrote:

>On Fri, 04 Dec 1998, ash...@my-dejanews.com thusly discussed the words of
>the Internet Oracle:
>
>> (Tom "Tom" Harrington) wrote:
>>> >>>

>>> >>>Sorry, no go. You forgot
>>> >>><somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s Collary: Goodwins
>>> >>>Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.
>>>

>>> s/o/oro/;
>>
>> Sororry?
>
>Yes. Actually[1],
>
>Sororry, noro goro. Yorou fororgorot
><soromeborody-whorose-name-eludes-me-foror-the-moroment>'s Corollary:
>Goroorodwins Law doroes norot apply when invoroked intentioronally.

So, to reitterate

s/o/oro/g
s/i/j/g
s/b/~~b/g
s/d/b/g
s/~~b/d/g
(There's got to be a better way for the last three...anyone?)

Darn. I'm forgetting some. It's 00:45 and I should be in bed.

Chris "and I should've made them case insensitive" OBrien

Malcolm Pack

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Also Sprach ash...@my-dejanews.com:

Massage: <749i96$rda$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>
Froom: ash...@my-dejanews.com
On: Fri, 04 Dec 1998 20:56:08 GMT
______________________________:

> > >>>Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
> > >>>Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.

> > s/o/oro/;

> Sororry?

s/rry/rity/;

Lars Clausen

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On Sat, 05 Dec 1998, Chris OBrien thusly discussed the words of the
Internet Oracle:

> On 04 Dec 1998 15:23:36 -0600, Lars Clausen
> <lrcl...@shasta.cs.uiuc.edu> wrote:
>
>>On Fri, 04 Dec 1998, ash...@my-dejanews.com thusly discussed the words
>>of the Internet Oracle:
>>
>>> (Tom "Tom" Harrington) wrote:
>>>> >>>

>>>> >>>Sorry, no go. You forgot
>>>> >>><somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s Collary: Goodwins
>>>> >>>Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.
>>>>
>>>> s/o/oro/;
>>>
>>> Sororry?
>>

>>Yes. Actually[1],
>>
>>Sororry, noro goro. Yorou fororgorot
>><soromeborody-whorose-name-eludes-me-foror-the-moroment>'s Corollary:
>>Goroorodwins Law doroes norot apply when invoroked intentioronally.
>
> So, to reitterate
>
> s/o/oro/g
> s/i/j/g
> s/b/~~b/g
> s/d/b/g
> s/~~b/d/g
> (There's got to be a better way for the last three...anyone?)

tr 'bdBDiI' 'dbDBjJ' | sed s/o/oro/g

But yes, we're forgetting one...

-Lars "Another victory for Tyop Man" Clausen

--
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A *real* smart doromd woroulb call jn sjck, perhaps morove toro anorother
corountry, changjng jts name jn the prorocess, oropen a deach dar mayde anb
ljve orout jts bays jn safe anoronymjty. -- Darry O'Nejll jn rhorob

Kimberly Chapman

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Richard Cohen wrote in message ...

>On Fri, 04 Dec 1998 03:46:22 GMT, Kimberly Chapman <ka...@outer-net.com>
wrote:
>>
>>Munchkin wrote in message <740e4r$mqe$1...@news-int.gatech.edu>...
>>>fuck
>>>
>>>-b
>>
>>
>>I'm a fuck +A, thanks.
>>
>>-- Kimberly "just ask Matt!" Chapman
>
>I want a second opinion! Mine, for preference :-)


It's a nice dream, isn't it? and you just keep on dreamin', sweetcheeks...

-- Kimberly "besides, I'm prolly not kosher" Chapman

Triss

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In article <1998120215482...@netcom.com>, w...@netcom.com
says...
> "DMP" <ten.asu@rekrapmd> wrote:
> :Tristan K. Smith wrote in message ...
> :
> :Is your name really Tristan? That's cool dude.
>
> He just made it up, so he could say, "Hi, my name's Tristan, Isolde my
> soul to the devil."
>
Dear lord. I jumpstarted a monster. Fer the record, yep, my name IS
Tristan, wish I thought of that pun.

Bill East

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emo...@SPAMFILTERattila.stevens-tech.edu (Erik Mooney) wrote:

>>>> LARS, WHY DONT YOU ACT LIKE HITLER A LITTLE MORE YOU PSYCHO FACIST!!
>>>> HITLER!! AIEE!
>>>

>>>Sorry, no go. You forgot <somebody-whose-name-eludes-me-for-the-moment>'s
>>>Collary: Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.
>>

>>s/Good/God/
>>
>>Teehee. That was fun.
>
>And bigger than it needed to be, just to make the point. s/oo/o/ would've
>sufficed. Oh, and s/ol/orol/ while I'm at it.

Try not to start a sentence with a conjunction. Interesting content, though.
C+, and clean the erasers after class.


By gum, you were right. That _is_ fun!


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obi...@SPAMMITYhome.com (Chris OBrien) wrote:
:On 03 Dec 1998 17:39:59 -0600, Lars Clausen
:<lrcl...@shasta.cs.uiuc.edu> wrote:
:> Goodwins Law does not apply when invoked intentionally.

:
:s/Good/God/
:
:Teehee. That was fun.

ITYM s/odwin/dwin'/

HTH. HAND.

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Lars Clausen <lrcl...@shasta.cs.uiuc.edu> wrote:
:[1] Well, if we assume the g option. And we do. Why? Because I like it!

That's what _she_ said.

William J. Evans; mail protected by spamgard{tm}

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"Munchkin" <sp...@sucks.it> wrote:
:tcsh sucks! csh sucks! zsh forever baby! zsh rocks!!

You're not willing to engage in a little bash bashing?

ash...@my-dejanews.com

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> > "DMP" <ten.asu@rekrapmd> wrote:

> > :
> > :Is your name really Tristan? That's cool dude.
> >
> > He just made it up, so he could say, "Hi, my name's Tristan, Isolde my
> > soul to the devil."
> >
> Dear lord. I jumpstarted a monster. Fer the record, yep, my name IS
> Tristan, wish I thought of that pun.

No, that would have just caused a large Operoar.

Kenneth Sörling

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It had to happen eventually. On (Sat, 05 Dec 1998 23:18:23 GMT)
"Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> finally caught me off-guard
while I was hiding in rec.humor.oracle.d, pushed me face-first into
the wall, and slapped on the cuffs while hissing:

>
>Nathan Sullivan wrote in message
><87hfvbp...@adsl-209-233-33-43.snfc1.pacbell.net>...


>>"Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:
>>
>>> I'm a fuck +A, thanks.
>>

>>GIF! GIF! GIF!
>
>
>Okay. I'll try attaching one here...never done this before. Let's see if
>it works.
>
>There ya go. A +A gif.
>
You should have posted this to
alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.alphabetophiles.

Good one, though, even if probably faked.

I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
an F in sex.

//Kenneth

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kenneth...@foetus.edt.ericsson.se (Kenneth Sörling) writes:

> I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
> an F in sex.

I'm not sure I like the implications of this.

--Nathan "Don't remember getting an 'M' before" Sullivan

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Lars Clausen

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On Mon, 07 Dec 1998, Ian Davis wrote, without the least grovelling:

> Nathan Sullivan wrote:
>>
>> kenneth...@foetus.edt.ericsson.se (Kenneth Sörling) writes:
>>
>> > I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
>> > an F in sex.
>>
>> I'm not sure I like the implications of this.
>

> You're right! Don't put up with these insinuations! Stand up from your
> computer right now, and yell at the top of your lungs, "I GET NO F IN
> SEX!"

But there *is* no F in SEX?

-Lars "Effing bastards -- hey! There it was!" Clausen

--

Paul L. Kelly

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ash...@my-dejanews.com attempted to infuriate me by saying:

> bis...@armory.com (Triss) wrote:
>> In article <1998120215482...@netcom.com>, w...@netcom.com
>
>> > "DMP" <ten.asu@rekrapmd> wrote:
>
>> > :
>> > :Is your name really Tristan? That's cool dude.
>> >
>> > He just made it up, so he could say, "Hi, my name's Tristan, Isolde my
>> > soul to the devil."
>> >
>> Dear lord. I jumpstarted a monster. Fer the record, yep, my name IS
>> Tristan, wish I thought of that pun.
>
>No, that would have just caused a large Operoar.

Grown.
__
bright...@mindspring.com
Insert periods between the words to send e-mail.

Paul L. Kelly, whose bright red Siamese fighting fish is, milligram for milligram,
the fiercest creature on the planet.

Kimberly Chapman

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Kenneth Sörling wrote in message <366de659....@news.ericsson.se>...

>I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
>an F in sex.


Well yes, dahling...what do you think the "F" stands for?

-- Kimberly "woo-hoo!" Chapman


Ian Davis

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Nathan Sullivan wrote:
>
> kenneth...@foetus.edt.ericsson.se (Kenneth Sörling) writes:
>
> > I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
> > an F in sex.
>
> I'm not sure I like the implications of this.

You're right! Don't put up with these insinuations! Stand up from your
computer right now, and yell at the top of your lungs, "I GET NO F IN
SEX!"

Amen, brother.

Ian.

Kenneth Sörling

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It had to happen eventually. On (Mon, 07 Dec 1998 03:04:06 GMT)

"Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> finally caught me off-guard
while I was hiding in rec.humor.oracle.d, pushed me face-first into
the wall, and slapped on the cuffs while hissing:

>


>Kenneth Sörling wrote in message <366de659....@news.ericsson.se>...
>

>>I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
>>an F in sex.
>
>

>Well yes, dahling...what do you think the "F" stands for?
>
>-- Kimberly "woo-hoo!" Chapman
>

'Fucking fabulous' ?

Jonathan Spriggs

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>You're right! Don't put up with these insinuations! Stand up from your
>computer right now, and yell at the top of your lungs, "I GET NO F IN
>SEX!"

<newbie>
Isn't that what _she_ said?
Is that right?
</newbie>

Jon "now what do I do to send this??" Spriggs
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Daniel E. Macks

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Dec 7, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/7/98
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Kenneth S\366rling (kenneth...@foetus.edt.ericsson.se) said:
: "Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> finally caught me off-guard

: while I was hiding in rec.humor.oracle.d, pushed me face-first into
: the wall, and slapped on the cuffs while hissing:
: >Kenneth S\366rling wrote in message <366de659....@news.ericsson.se>...

: >
: >>I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
: >>an F in sex.
: >
: >Well yes, dahling...what do you think the "F" stands for?
:
: 'Fucking fabulous' ?
^ly

dan,, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies are grammatically correct
--
Daniel Macks
dma...@a.chem.upenn.edu
dma...@netspace.org
http://www.netspace.org/~dmacks


Jeffrey Kaplan

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Dec 7, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/7/98
to
On the long flight back to Earth, Dr. Franklin had enough time to read
this article from Kenneth Sörling:

; It had to happen eventually. On (Sat, 05 Dec 1998 23:18:23 GMT)
; "Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> finally caught me off-guard


; while I was hiding in rec.humor.oracle.d, pushed me face-first into
; the wall, and slapped on the cuffs while hissing:

;
; >
; >Nathan Sullivan wrote in message


; ><87hfvbp...@adsl-209-233-33-43.snfc1.pacbell.net>...
; >>"Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:
; >>
; >>> I'm a fuck +A, thanks.
; >>
; >>GIF! GIF! GIF!
; >
; >
; >Okay. I'll try attaching one here...never done this before. Let's see if
; >it works.
; >
; >There ya go. A +A gif.
; >
; You should have posted this to
; alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.alphabetophiles.
;
; Good one, though, even if probably faked.

;
; I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
; an F in sex.

AHBOU!

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On the long flight back to Earth, Dr. Franklin had enough time to read
this article from William J. Evans; mail protected by spamgard{tm}:

; "Munchkin" <sp...@sucks.it> wrote:
; :tcsh sucks! csh sucks! zsh forever baby! zsh rocks!!
; You're not willing to engage in a little bash bashing?

Sorry, I have to work with a bash user. I prefer tcsh, myself.

Kimberly Chapman

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Kenneth Sörling wrote in message <366b994f....@news.ericsson.se>...

>>>I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
>>>an F in sex.
>>
>>Well yes, dahling...what do you think the "F" stands for?
>>
>'Fucking fabulous' ?


Or fabulous fucking. Whichever, really.

*grin*

NameOfMe

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Triss wrote:

> > :Is your name really Tristan? That's cool dude.
> >
> > He just made it up, so he could say, "Hi, my name's Tristan, Isolde my
> > soul to the devil."
> >
> Dear lord. I jumpstarted a monster. Fer the record, yep, my name IS
> Tristan, wish I thought of that pun.

Tristan has to be the coolest name there is. Strangely enough it comes from
the Latin word for sadness. I wonder who first thought "Hmm, I'll name my
child Sadness". Anyway, I think I will have to change my name to Tristan and
name any children I have Tristan (each and every one will be named Tristan)
just to make things confusing in my household.

Signed,
NameOfMe aka Matt Powell
--
"I said 'Hey listen to me. Stay sane inside insanity.
But he locked the door, and threw away the key'"
--Rocky Horror Picture Show

Paul L. Kelly

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Lars Clausen <lrcl...@shasta.cs.uiuc.edu> attempted to infuriate me
by saying:

>On Mon, 07 Dec 1998, Ian Davis wrote, without the least grovelling:
>


>> Nathan Sullivan wrote:
>>>
>>> kenneth...@foetus.edt.ericsson.se (Kenneth Sörling) writes:
>>>

>>> > I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
>>> > an F in sex.
>>>

>>> I'm not sure I like the implications of this.
>>

>> You're right! Don't put up with these insinuations! Stand up from your
>> computer right now, and yell at the top of your lungs, "I GET NO F IN
>> SEX!"
>

>But there *is* no F in SEX?

Maybe from your point of view, but from mine, I get plenty of F in
Sex. In fact, ALL the sex I get is in F.

Tim Chew

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On Mon, 07 Dec 1998 21:48:47 -0500, NameOfMe
<name...@revolutionist.com> spewed:

>Triss wrote:
>
>> > :Is your name really Tristan? That's cool dude.
>> >
>> > He just made it up, so he could say, "Hi, my name's Tristan, Isolde my
>> > soul to the devil."
>> >
>> Dear lord. I jumpstarted a monster. Fer the record, yep, my name IS
>> Tristan, wish I thought of that pun.
>
>Tristan has to be the coolest name there is. Strangely enough it comes from
>the Latin word for sadness. I wonder who first thought "Hmm, I'll name my
>child Sadness". Anyway, I think I will have to change my name to Tristan and
>name any children I have Tristan (each and every one will be named Tristan)
>just to make things confusing in my household.
>
>Signed,
>NameOfMe aka Matt Powell

Are you sure your name isn't George Foreman?

--

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Oracle Toady
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NameOfMe <name...@revolutionist.com> writes:

> Tristan has to be the coolest name there is. Strangely enough it comes from
> the Latin word for sadness. I wonder who first thought "Hmm, I'll name my
> child Sadness". Anyway, I think I will have to change my name to Tristan and
> name any children I have Tristan (each and every one will be named Tristan)
> just to make things confusing in my household.

That's gonna cause a little confusion. Mind if we call you Tristan,
to keep it clear?

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Carla Miriam Levy

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>>>>> "Paul" == Paul L Kelly <bright...@mindspring.com> writes:

>> But there *is* no F in SEX?

Paul> Maybe from your point of view, but from mine, I get plenty
Paul> of F in Sex. In fact, ALL the sex I get is in F.

That's better than sex in D minor... after all, sex with a relative minor
is immoral on *two* counts.

carla

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Daniel E. Macks

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Dec 8, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/8/98
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Carla Miriam Levy (cl...@spam.isnt.kosher.hussle.harvard.edu) said:

: >>>>> "Paul" == Paul L Kelly <bright...@mindspring.com> writes:
:
: >> But there *is* no F in SEX?
:
: Paul> Maybe from your point of view, but from mine, I get plenty
: Paul> of F in Sex. In fact, ALL the sex I get is in F.
:
: That's better than sex in D minor... after all, sex with a relative minor
: is immoral on *two* counts.

Carla dear--why is there suddenly so much coffee on my keyboard?

dan, whose bright red Siamese fighting fishies hate losing caffeine

Carla Miriam Levy

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Dec 8, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/8/98
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Paul> Maybe from your point of view, but from mine, I get plenty
Paul> of F in Sex. In fact, ALL the sex I get is in F.

Me> That's better than sex in D minor... after all, sex with a
Me> relative minor is immoral on *two* counts.

Dan> Carla dear--why is there suddenly so much coffee on my keyboard?

<fx = "pumping fist"> yessss!

Malcolm Pack

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Also Sprach Carla Miriam Levy:

Massage: <mgv90gi...@login5.fas.harvard.edu>
Froom: Carla Miriam Levy
<cl...@spam.isnt.kosher.hussle.harvard.edu>
On: 08 Dec 1998 10:35:56 -0500
______________________________:

> Paul> Maybe from your point of view, but from mine, I get plenty
> Paul> of F in Sex. In fact, ALL the sex I get is in F.

> That's better than sex in D minor...

Ah, yes. Bach's "Toccata and Fuck in D Minor."

--
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Pope-in-waiting
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Charles A. Lieberman

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Carla Miriam Levy

> That's better than sex in D minor

But why the sudden change from major to minor?

--
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Brooklyn, New York, USA | -- R.E.M., "Kohoutek"
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Nathan Sullivan

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"Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:

> -- Kimberly "I like my orifices the size they currently are, thanks" Chapman

That's what _she_...oh yeah, I guess you did.

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Ian Davis

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Charles A. Lieberman wrote:
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> Carla Miriam Levy
> > That's better than sex in D minor
>
> But why the sudden change from major to minor?

ITYM "Why de sudden change..."

Ian.

Kimberly Chapman

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Carla Miriam Levy wrote in message ...

><fx = "pumping fist"> yessss!


Fisting would likely be Dumpcarat's thing, Carla. I'd rather not even see
the videos, thanks.

William J. Evans; mail protected by spamgard{tm}

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cali...@bu.ed.u (Charles A. Lieberman) wrote:
:But why the sudden change from major to minor?

Mine her? I barely _touched_ her!

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Matt Kerbel

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Carla Miriam Levy (cl...@spam.isnt.kosher.hussle.harvard.edu) writes:
>
> Paul> Maybe from your point of view, but from mine, I get plenty
> Paul> of F in Sex. In fact, ALL the sex I get is in F.
>
> Me> That's better than sex in D minor... after all, sex with a
> Me> relative minor is immoral on *two* counts.
>
> Dan> Carla dear--why is there suddenly so much coffee on my keyboard?
>
> <fx = "pumping fist"> yessss!

Well geez, no wonder there's coffee spilled all over his keyboard...
you'd spill your coffee too if somebody punched you in the face!

Paul L. Kelly

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"Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> attempted to infuriate me by
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>


>Carla Miriam Levy wrote in message ...

>><fx = "pumping fist"> yessss!
>
>

>Fisting would likely be Dumpcarat's thing, Carla. I'd rather not even see
>the videos, thanks.
>
>-- Kimberly "I like my orifices the size they currently are, thanks" Chapman

Oh great. Now what am I going to do with this Acme Nostril
Stretcher(tm) I got you for Christmas?

Michael G. Thompson

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LOL!

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Stuart Brady

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In article <xVNsNmuT7UgKw...@news.std.com>, Jeffrey Kaplan
<jkap...@world.std.com> writes

>On the long flight back to Earth, Dr. Franklin had enough time to read
>this article from William J. Evans; mail protected by spamgard{tm}:
>
>; "Munchkin" <sp...@sucks.it> wrote:
>; :tcsh sucks! csh sucks! zsh forever baby! zsh rocks!!
>; You're not willing to engage in a little bash bashing?
>
>Sorry, I have to work with a bash user. I prefer tcsh, myself.

Look on the bright side: they're all better than command.com <puke>

I suppose that's not saying much, though.
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Stuart Brady

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In article <mgv90gi...@login5.fas.harvard.edu>, Carla Miriam Levy
<cl...@spam.isnt.kosher.hussle.harvard.edu> writes

>
>>>>>> "Paul" == Paul L Kelly <bright...@mindspring.com> writes:
>
> >> But there *is* no F in SEX?
>
> Paul> Maybe from your point of view, but from mine, I get plenty
> Paul> of F in Sex. In fact, ALL the sex I get is in F.
>
>That's better than sex in D minor... after all, sex with a relative minor
>is immoral on *two* counts.

That's not as bad as sex with A Major... (sorry)

Will anyone here get that?

Stuart Brady

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In article <MPG.10d7691ed...@news.bu.edu>, Charles A.
Lieberman <cali...@bu.ed.u> writes
>Carla Miriam Levy

>> That's better than sex in D minor
>
>But why the sudden change from major to minor?

Compare the two:

F Major D Minor

(D) D
(E) E
F F
G G
A A
B flat B flat
C C sharp
D D
E (E)
F (F)

D Minor is the *relative minor* of F Major. Each major key has a
relative minor. The only differences between them are that their scales
start on different notes (well, duh!), and that the 5th note in the
Major scale is sharpened, to get the 7th note in the major scale.

Carla Miriam Levy

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>>>>> "Kimberly" == Kimberly Chapman <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:


Me> <fx = "pumping fist"> yessss!

Kimberly> Fisting would likely be Dumpcarat's thing, Carla. I'd
Kimberly> rather not even see the videos, thanks.

Now why did I *know* that was going to be said?

carla "straight man, but neither" levy

jeva...@aix1.uottawa.ca

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Paul L. Kelly (bright...@mindspring.com) wrote:
: "Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> attempted to infuriate me by
: saying:
: >-- Kimberly "I like my orifices the size they currently are, thanks" Chapman

: Oh great. Now what am I going to do with this Acme Nostril
: Stretcher(tm) I got you for Christmas?

Give it to the gorilla.

~ * ~ * ~ * ~

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Nathan Sullivan

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Carla Miriam Levy <cl...@spam.isnt.kosher.hussle.harvard.edu> writes:

> Now why did I *know* that was going to be said?

Omigod! Carla's psychic! (or is that psychotic)

> carla "straight man, but neither" levy

So you're built crooked, _and_ non-human?

--Nathan "That explains the psychic (psychotic?) abilities" Sullivan

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Kimberly Chapman

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Paul L. Kelly wrote in message <36716b12....@news.mindspring.com>...

>>-- Kimberly "I like my orifices the size they currently are, thanks"
Chapman
>
>Oh great. Now what am I going to do with this Acme Nostril
>Stretcher(tm) I got you for Christmas?


Um...I suppose the obvious and appropriate thing to do would be to shove it.

-- Kimberly "there are lots of places the sun doesn't shine" Chapman

Nathan Sullivan

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"Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:

> Paul L. Kelly wrote in message <36716b12....@news.mindspring.com>...

> >Oh great. Now what am I going to do with this Acme Nostril
> >Stretcher(tm) I got you for Christmas?
>
> Um...I suppose the obvious and appropriate thing to do would be to shove it.

Careful, though. It may shove back.

> -- Kimberly "there are lots of places the sun doesn't shine" Chapman

Like Canananada?

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Lars Clausen

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On 09 Dec 1998, Nathan Sullivan thusly discussed the words of the Internet
Oracle:

> "Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:
>
>> Paul L. Kelly wrote in message
>> <36716b12....@news.mindspring.com>...
>> >Oh great. Now what am I going to do with this Acme Nostril
>> >Stretcher(tm) I got you for Christmas?
>>
>> Um...I suppose the obvious and appropriate thing to do would be to shove
>> it.
>
> Careful, though. It may shove back.
>
>> -- Kimberly "there are lots of places the sun doesn't shine" Chapman
>
> Like Canananada?

Yes, and that little valley up the Ramtop mountains.

-Lars "Amazing what you'd find there" Clausen

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changing its name in the process, open a beach bar maybe and live out its
days in safe anonymity. -- Barry O'Neill in rhod

Randy Martens

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Lars Clausen wrote in message ...

>On 09 Dec 1998, Nathan Sullivan thusly discussed the words of the Internet
>Oracle:
>> "Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:
>>> Paul L. Kelly wrote in message
>>> >Oh great. Now what am I going to do with this Acme Nostril
>>> >Stretcher(tm) I got you for Christmas?
>>> Um...I suppose the obvious and appropriate thing to do would be to shove
>>> it.
>> Careful, though. It may shove back.
>>> -- Kimberly "there are lots of places the sun doesn't shine" Chapman
>> Like Canananada?
>Yes, and that little valley up the Ramtop mountains.
>-Lars "Amazing what you'd find there" Clausen


Dammit Lars!

now EVERYONE will go there, and they'll buy up all of Granny Weatherwax's
Brandy! And I really needed a few more liters to fuel my Rocket Probe
to Alpha Centauri!

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Ken Harlan

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>> Carla Miriam Levy
>> > That's better than sex in D minor
>>

better to have sex in D minor than with D minor.

Ken

Kimberly Chapman

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Carla Miriam Levy wrote in message ...
>>>>>> "Kimberly" == Kimberly Chapman <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:
> Me> <fx = "pumping fist"> yessss!
>
> Kimberly> Fisting would likely be Dumpcarat's thing, Carla. I'd
> Kimberly> rather not even see the videos, thanks.
>
>Now why did I *know* that was going to be said?

Well I didn't want to disappoint you.

>carla "straight man, but neither" levy


*laugh*

Yet you have preferences in common with them, eh?


Kimberly Chapman
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I see your face and I'm frightened
'Cause I live on the eighth floor
You must be really, really tall
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Tim Chew

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On Thu, 10 Dec 1998 00:00:38 GMT, "Kimberly Chapman"
<ka...@outer-net.com> spewed:

>
>Carla Miriam Levy wrote in message ...
>>>>>>> "Kimberly" == Kimberly Chapman <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:
>> Me> <fx = "pumping fist"> yessss!
>>
>> Kimberly> Fisting would likely be Dumpcarat's thing, Carla. I'd
>> Kimberly> rather not even see the videos, thanks.
>>
>>Now why did I *know* that was going to be said?
>
>Well I didn't want to disappoint you.
>
>>carla "straight man, but neither" levy
>
>
>*laugh*
>
>Yet you have preferences in common with them, eh?

Yes, but we've been through that.

--

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Ian Davis

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Ken Harlan wrote:
> better to have sex in D minor than with D minor.

I am eruditer than you.

Ian.

Nils Desle

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Stuart Brady wrote:
>
> In article <MPG.10d7691ed...@news.bu.edu>, Charles A.
> Lieberman <cali...@bu.ed.u> writes
> >Carla Miriam Levy
> >> That's better than sex in D minor
> >
> >But why the sudden change from major to minor?
>
> Compare the two:
>
> F Major D Minor
>
> (D) D
> (E) E
> F F
> G G
> A A
> B flat B flat
> C C sharp
> D D
> E (E)
> F (F)
>
> D Minor is the *relative minor* of F Major. Each major key has a

Whoah! Incest!

Nils

Jonathan Spriggs

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Randy Martens wrote in message ...

>Lars Clausen wrote in message ...
>>On 09 Dec 1998, Nathan Sullivan thusly discussed the words of the Internet
>>Oracle:
>>> "Kimberly Chapman" <ka...@outer-net.com> writes:
>>>> Paul L. Kelly wrote in message
>>>> >Oh great. Now what am I going to do with this Acme Nostril
>>>> >Stretcher(tm) I got you for Christmas?
>>>> Um...I suppose the obvious and appropriate thing to do would be to
shove
>>>> it.
>>> Careful, though. It may shove back.
>>>> -- Kimberly "there are lots of places the sun doesn't shine" Chapman
>>> Like Canananada?
>>Yes, and that little valley up the Ramtop mountains.
>>-Lars "Amazing what you'd find there" Clausen
>Dammit Lars!
>now EVERYONE will go there, and they'll buy up all of Granny Weatherwax's
>Brandy! And I really needed a few more liters to fuel my Rocket Probe
>to Alpha Centauri!
"Thats a long way to go to put a watchman's badge"
Spake Carrot (I think)

Jon Spriggs
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Paul L. Kelly

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Nils Desle <nils....@cegeka.be> attempted to infuriate me by saying:

>Whoah! Incest!

Remind me not to get a pony ride at your carnival.

Paul L. Kelly

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Ian Davis <da...@licre.ludwig.edu.au> attempted to infuriate me by
saying:

>Ken Harlan wrote:


>> better to have sex in D minor than with D minor.
>
>I am eruditer than you.

You is the eruditEST.

Screwtape

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On Mon, 07 Dec 1998 21:48:47 -0500, NameOfMe <name...@revolutionist.com> wrote:
>Triss wrote:
>
>> > :Is your name really Tristan? That's cool dude.
>> >
>> > He just made it up, so he could say, "Hi, my name's Tristan, Isolde my
>> > soul to the devil."
>> >
>> Dear lord. I jumpstarted a monster. Fer the record, yep, my name IS
>> Tristan, wish I thought of that pun.
>
>Tristan has to be the coolest name there is. Strangely enough it comes from
>the Latin word for sadness. I wonder who first thought "Hmm, I'll name my
>child Sadness". Anyway, I think I will have to change my name to Tristan and
>name any children I have Tristan (each and every one will be named Tristan)
>just to make things confusing in my household.

"Take it away, Tristan the orchestra leader!"

Tim Allen
Woof!

Screwtape

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On Mon, 07 Dec 1998 15:11:07 +1100, Ian Davis <da...@licre.ludwig.edu.au> wrote:
>Nathan Sullivan wrote:
>>
>> kenneth...@foetus.edt.ericsson.se (Kenneth Sörling) writes:
>>
>> > I bet a sneak peek at your driver's licence would reveal that you got
>> > an F in sex.
>>
>> I'm not sure I like the implications of this.
>
>You're right! Don't put up with these insinuations! Stand up from your
>computer right now, and yell at the top of your lungs, "I GET NO F IN
>SEX!"
>
>Amen, brother.
>
>Ian.

rofl... :)

Tim Allen

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jeva...@aix1.uottawa.ca () wrote:
>Paul L. Kelly (bright...@mindspring.com) wrote:
>: Oh great. Now what am I going to do with this Acme Nostril

>: Stretcher(tm) I got you for Christmas?
>
>Give it to the gorilla.

KEYBOARD! yff

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Nils Desle

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"Paul L. Kelly" wrote:
>
> Nils Desle <nils....@cegeka.be> attempted to infuriate me by saying:
>
> >Whoah! Incest!
>
> Remind me not to get a pony ride at your carnival.

This one brought tears to my eyes (from laughing). Thanks Paul!

Nils

Carla Miriam Levy

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Me> carla "straight man, but neither" levy

Nathan> So you're built crooked, _and_ non-human?

Yeah, that's right. furrfu. Since when does !man = !human?

carla

Nathan Sullivan

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Carla Miriam Levy <cl...@spam.isnt.kosher.hussle.harvard.edu> writes:

> Nathan> So you're built crooked, _and_ non-human?
>
> Yeah, that's right. furrfu. Since when does !man = !human?

Since it made for a good joke.

Duh.

--Nathan "Will twist meanings for food" Sullivan

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Carla Miriam Levy

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>>>>> "Nathan" == Nathan Sullivan <nsu...@pacbell.net> writes:

Nathan> So
Nathan> you're built crooked, _and_ non-human?

Me> Yeah, that's right. furrfu. Since when does !man = !human?

Nathan> Since it made for a good joke.

Sorry, when was that exactly?

Nathan> Duh.

Thanks, that clears up a lot.

Nathan Sullivan

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Carla Miriam Levy <cl...@spam.isnt.kosher.hussle.harvard.edu> writes:

> >>>>> "Nathan" == Nathan Sullivan <nsu...@pacbell.net> writes:
> Nathan> Since it made for a good joke.
>
> Sorry, when was that exactly?

A few days ago, with the Dread Pirate Half-Ass bit. Unfortunately, I
had nothing to do with that, nor did !man == !human. Oh well.

--Nathan "Not always funny, but always funny-looking" Sullivan

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why a plague spreads or a field burns. Don't ask why I fight.

Ken Harlan

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In article <366F5C...@licre.ludwig.edu.au> Ian Davis <da...@licre.ludwig.edu.au> writes:
>From: Ian Davis <da...@licre.ludwig.edu.au>
>Subject: Re: fuck
>Date: Thu, 10 Dec 1998 16:29:30 +1100

>Ken Harlan wrote:
>> better to have sex in D minor than with D minor.

>I am eruditer than you.

Is not!

Ken


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