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Author: $Zero$Zero
Date: Jan 31, 2008 20:55
On Jan 30, 5:00�pm, Skipper wrote:
>> if you were stranded on an island...
>
>> how would your daily routine change?
>
> No more reading stupid Usenet posts.
since you've already been "rescued off the island", um, is someone
twisting your arm to read stupid Usenet posts?
>> and let's say that there were a couple hundred other people with you.
>
> Hopefully not from this group.
why not?
and what if you woke up and found yourself stranded on an island with
everyone from this group.
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Author: SylviaSylvia
Date: Jan 31, 2008 20:45
FILTER NOTE: New Subject Line Tag Info:
As long as Haddad re-tells old lies, you'll see [HADDADIAN LIES REPRISE]
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In article 4ax.com>,
Ray Haddad iexpress.net.au> wrote:
> Sylvia wrote:
>>Mr. boots wrote:
>>
>>> Haddad is AWOL and the FOIZ sez nothing. There are mutterings that
>>> the contents of his bookstore may be catching Sir Harvey's droppings.
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>>Nope Haddad's bookstore is imaginary.
.
> I like this particular lie.
That explains why ya repeated it so much, Haddad.
>Tell everyone again about this, Sylvia.
No, I let you tell yer own lies, Haddad. Why should I simply tell folks
what a liar you are when you can prove it for me?
> Do it for old time's sake.
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Author: $Zero$Zero
Date: Jan 31, 2008 20:43
On Jan 30, 4:41�pm, boots wrote:
> "$Zero" gmail.com> wrote:
>>>if you were stranded on an island...
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>>how would your daily routine change?
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> I'd collect coconuts instead of shovelling snow.
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Author: $Zero$Zero
Date: Jan 31, 2008 20:38
On Jan 30, 4:22�pm, "PJ" gmail.com> wrote:>> if you were stranded on an island...
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>> how would your daily routine change?
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> Well, assuming it was a tropical island with bright, sunny days, warm ocean
> breezes, sugar-sand between my toes, and I couldn't do anything about being
> there anyway, yes, my daily routine would change from being a
> pseudo-workaholic writer to a bikini-clad lazy-as-all-get-out bronzed beach
> bunny.
my kind of woman.
> Of course, since it's my fantasy, there would be an apt amount of chilled
> Chardonnay on the island, all my favorite foods, and several well-stocked
> libraries.
island suburbia?
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Author: Cleverly doneCleverly done
Date: Jan 31, 2008 17:42
Emma's in the shop tonight getting.... well, she's getting her regularity
regulated. We humans call it a bowel impactment, and she's having to
undergo intense laxative/enema therapy. I have engaged the best male
veterinarian in the USA to see to her needs. I can afford it because I am
an opulent, caucasian, conservative lower-middle class American male with a
license to carry.
Until tomorrow, everyone post well, and don't worry about all the cold
weather. Algor will fix it.
We're down to 33F tonight just 50 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. But not to
worry. February is our coldest month, and we are braced for it.
Me go now. zzzz
--Cdee
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Author: gekkogekko
Date: Jan 31, 2008 17:18
Okay, so, like, there was this, um, you know,
"Koolchicki@smurfsareus.xxx" , who was
all, 'You go girl,' and then went:
<>
Who's "PJ"?
--
gekko
The hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax. --
Albert Einstein
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