"Derek Janssen" <ejanss1@nospam.verizon.net> wrote Sorry folks...not stupid... SQUIDBILLIES is my thing. (Must...walk away...from punchline...) _< Derek Janssen ejanss1@verizon.net ...use the force! www.Shemakhan.com

Gary McGath wrote: In article <ANIM8Rfsk-416BF7.11494110092008@news.west.cox.net>, Anim8rFSK <ANIM8Rfsk@cox.net> wrote: Sorry folks...not stupid... SQUIDBILLIES is my thing. (Must...walk away...from punchline...) _< Yeah, all CLONE WARS was was a theatrical release of the pilot to the TV show. And I had thought it was a theatrical release of the ad for the computer game. No, that's "Star Wars: ...

... to read a map or follow road signs. The "driver follows sat-nav gets stuck in river/narrow lane/railway line/back end of nowhere" story is a staple of the press on a slow news day, and, while the usual punchline of such stories is a complaint that the sat-nav isn't accurate, I think it's more a reflection of a decline in simple skills that were once considered essential tools for the motorist or professional driver. Personally, I think ...

... to explain without shouting, then ! Yes. But your case is a lot like the case of the man who visits his doctor with headaches -- "it hurts when I do this" <banging his head with a hammer>. The usual punchline has the doctor saying "DON'T DO THAT" There are common coding errors which lead to problems, often difficult to diagnose problems, because the error and the manifestation of the error are far removed in time, space or both....

...t expecting the playing with the timeline. Some great exagerrated facial expressions, leading to a hilarious punchline at the end. :-D Angry Unpaid Hooker - On the other hand...Bleah, a "... entry. Voodoo - I liked the angular artistic style. It's a predictable one-punchline short, but I found the punchline funny. Cocotte Minute - More slapstick from the "Burning Safari" guys. I found it less interesting than the former though. ...

... of her skepticism. Philosophical Problems and Arguments: An Introduction by James W. Cornman, Keith Lehrer, George Sotiros Pappas http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0872201244/ http://hume.ucdavis.edu/phi102/lecmenu.htm tho the sick punchline makes it a parody or satire of the urban myth/ tale This guy went out last Saturday night to a party. He was having a good time, had a couple of beers and some girl seemed to ...

i was expecting, a warm and fuzzy, tearful: "elephants never forget," the story take the form of an urban myth, urban folk tale, tho the sick punchline makes it a parody or satire of the urban myth/ tale

... page in history to explore the discoveries, events and people that continue to affect the history being made today. Did you hear the one about the goat, the monk and the Indian pilgrim? There's no crass punchline to this story, just a punchy drink that is the world's second most important commodity, after oil. Discovered more than 1,000 years ago by goats roaming the hills of Ethiopia, coffee today employs 500 million people...

...) wrote: At times it's an awkward balance here between answering the exact question asked and guessing what the poster is actually trying to do. Which is exactly balanced by the posters dilemma: Do I describe my problem in minute detail, and risk people falling asleep before getting to my punchline, or do I abbreviate it and risk ambiguity? :-) -- Steve Swift http://www.swiftys.org.uk/swifty.html http://www.ringers.org.uk

... page in history to explore the discoveries, events and people that continue to affect the history being made today. Did you hear the one about the goat, the monk and the Indian pilgrim? There's no crass punchline to this story, just a punchy drink that is the world's second most important commodity, after oil. Discovered more than 1,000 years ago by goats roaming the hills of Ethiopia, coffee today employs 500 million people...