> Will Frank wrote:

>> Also Sprach Gene Ward Smith:
>>

>>> Miles Vorkosigan: Knowing in advance the whole thing is a cheat, he
>>> reprograms the computer to let him win, while making it look like a
>>> programming error.

>>
>> ...Which is pretty much what Kirk did. Except for the "programming error" part,
>> ironically.

>
> On his third try. Miles kept his ear to the ground and knew about it on
> his first try.

> Miles Vorkosigan: Knowing in advance the whole thing is a cheat, he
> reprograms the computer to let him win, while making it look like a
> programming error.
>
> Kim Kinnison: Failing to save everyone despite his best efforts, he
> starts thinking he needs a power upgrade, and goes to Arisia to get
> one.
>
> Kit Kinnison: Knowing what the examiners are really looking for, he
> gives a convincing performance, pretending to care that he didn't beat
> the system.
>
> Ender Wiggin: Due to his incredible abilities, he wins even though that
> is impossible. He feels sorrow for his defeated foes.
>
> Who else?

> A quark is the noise made by an educated duck.

>>I'm looking for Faith, Oz (un-wolfed), Willow and Angel among others. Not
>>the
>>12"figures, but the Moore 6" figures. Can you help me?

>
> The Faith action figure, exclusive or regular, is not available in stores as of
> yet. The exclusive is due in a little later than the regular one. The action
> figure has only just come in Moore's werehouse.

> The other day, I was driving along, minding my own business, when I
> looked in my rear view mirror and saw rollers flashing right on my
> ass. My first instinct, being a law abiding citizen, was to pull over
> and stop. Instead, I just kept on driving. After about five minutes or
> better, I realized that I had no choice but to pull over. An irate,
> gun weilding uniformed Super Trooper ordered me out of the vehicle and
> demanded to know why I didn't stop sooner. "Well, it's like this
> officer. About six months ago, my wife left me for a police officer.
> When I saw your lights behind me, I thought you were him and you were
> trying to give her back."

> Not anymore, now it's called Planet Google in the world of tomorrow.
> The ubiquitous search engine has become the WalMart of the internet
> but at some point they will run out of web companies and concepts...

> "Mel" atj.fag.com> wrote in message
> news:sm5km0hcgsh7bdtsoc22ltvgsueo5s7145@4ax.com...

>> On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 17:59:54 GMT, maelmill@eunet.at (Elisabeth Müller)

> wrote

>> in message <4169672b.1983243@news.tiscali-business.at>:

>>>On Fri, 08 Oct 2004 12:54:12 -0400, Keith E. aol.com> wrote:

>>>>Thu, 07 Oct 2004 21:24:30 GMT was a day just like any other,
>>>>until maelmill@eunet.at (Elisabeth Müller) wrote:

>>>>>On Tue, 05 Oct 2004 22:32:33 -0700, Larry Krzewinski
>>>>>madmagazine.com> wrote:

>>>>>>On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 00:54:23 -0400, "Greg Evans"
>>>>>>charter.BLATHER.net> wrote:

>>>>>>>Keith E. wrote:

>>>>>>>> I don't trust anyone who crossposts.

>>>>>>>How do you live with yourself?

>>>>>>YEAH! Wait until we tell Lizzie how you feel about her! :-P

>>>>>I know already.

>>>> ...

>> General Strike, General Chaos, General Dynamics.

>
> General Electric, General Motors...
> You left out General Semantics.
> I knew him when he was just a bird-colonel.
>
> Israel "izzy" Cohen