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60.1 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Not Phil, not Tom, not Joan... | Fri Nov 18 1994 11:44 | 12 |
|
I'm sick and tired of people who block the doors on the subway cars.
What are they, DENSE? There's even a sign there that says "Please
Do Not Block Doorway", yet they insist on camping there as if they
will become trapped...TRAPPED...in the subway car if they move in.
Sheesh. Wake UP, people.
(I'm convinced, actually, that people's IQs drop when they are in
transit between two points, be it driving, cycling, walking,
public transit, whatever. Their brains just stop operating.)
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60.2 | | AIMHI::JMARTIN | Barney IS NOT a nerd!! | Fri Nov 18 1994 12:19 | 6 |
| People:
If you are on 495 or 128 and you are in the left lane and somebody is
tailing you, you are in the wrong! Move it or lose it!!!
-Jack
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60.3 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Worse!! How could it be worse!?!? | Fri Nov 18 1994 12:21 | 3 |
| Amen.
-b
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60.4 | | HELIX::MAIEWSKI | | Fri Nov 18 1994 12:30 | 4 |
| People who stop and chat at the exit point of an escalator and make the
people getting off stumble around them.
George
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60.5 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | The Pantless Snow-Bagger | Fri Nov 18 1994 12:31 | 7 |
| I'm tired of people obviously behaving like livestock every time
they're in a washroom. It's almost as if they decide "Aha! I'm going
into a public restroom. Now's my chance to spill everything, whizz
everywhere, crap everywhere,drop everything and generally leave a
disgusting mess." Bovine behaviour I say, and I'm sick and tired of it!
Glenn
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60.6 | | DASHER::RALSTON | Who says I can't? | Fri Nov 18 1994 12:52 | 6 |
| S&Tof
Those new to Colorado, within the last two years or so, not knowing how to
use turning signals.
...Tom
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60.7 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Not Phil, not Tom, not Joan... | Fri Nov 18 1994 12:59 | 7 |
|
.5:
You said it. Why do supposedly educated and mature computer
professionals pee on the toilet seat? What do they have against
flushing? Why MUST they drop paper towels on the floor?
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60.8 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Dig a little deeper | Fri Nov 18 1994 13:01 | 8 |
|
of people who can't carry on a conversation without throwing in the "f" word
here, the "S" word there, etc...
Jim
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60.10 | | AIMHI::JMARTIN | Barney IS NOT a nerd!! | Fri Nov 18 1994 13:43 | 4 |
| >> - Right wing fundies -- they all deserve a bullet through their
>> pointed heads.
Buckley...go back to your beer!!
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60.11 | | CLUSTA::BINNS | | Fri Nov 18 1994 14:01 | 23 |
| > <<< Note 60.2 by AIMHI::JMARTIN "Barney IS NOT a nerd!!" >>>
>
> People:
>
> If you are on 495 or 128 and you are in the left lane and somebody is
> tailing you, you are in the wrong! Move it or lose it!!!
True, if there is room in the next lane. Someone going 65 and passing a
line of cars is under no obligation to try to move over for someone
going 70 until the lane is clear.
Even when they don't move, two wrongs don't make a right. Tailgating is
*never* legitimate, particularly at high speed. If there's room in the
adjoining lane, just go around. If there's not, hang on till you've all
got past.
The other no-no related to the tailgate/turn-signal-be-damned crowd is
cutting in and out of legitimate safety zone of surrounding traffic.
That space belongs to the cars that flank it. The fact that a two-car
space exists that you can slip into does not give you the right to use
it. (Of course, a two-car space is not an adequate safety zone in high
speed traffic in any case)
Kit
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60.12 | | KUZZY::PELKEY | Life, It aint for the sqeamish! | Fri Nov 18 1994 14:02 | 5 |
| People who pull to the right, when they wanna take a left hand
turn...
Nearly gives me gas; it does....
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60.13 | | KEPNUT::MOYNIHAN | | Fri Nov 18 1994 14:03 | 10 |
| <<< Note 60.9 by POWDML::BUCKLEY "I [heart] Roller Coasters!"
>>>- "Wiggers" -- can't these kids today try and look more like their
own race?? Guess not..
Are these kids coloring their skin black? What exactly should they
look like?
>> urban black teenagers -
You don't have any disdain for urban white teenagers?
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60.14 | | POWDML::BUCKLEY | I [heart] Roller Coasters! | Fri Nov 18 1994 14:06 | 13 |
| >>>- "Wiggers" -- can't these kids today try and look more like their
own race?? Guess not..
>Are these kids coloring their skin black?
They might as well -- it would complete the picture.
>> urban black teenagers -
> You don't have any disdain for urban white teenagers?
Yes, see above!
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60.15 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Worse!! How could it be worse!?!? | Fri Nov 18 1994 14:53 | 11 |
| Well, Buck. Guess what. You get to add "racist" your list of charming
qualities... :-)
Essentially, it's OK for whites to wear fashion trends started by
whites, but if they wear clothing from fashion trends started by
blacks they are "wiggers". Not to mention the fact that the term
"wiggers" is intentionally racist itself. But I don't expect you
to see that... I just expect you to tell me to bugger off. So, go
ahead, tell me.. :-)
-b
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60.16 | | POBOX::BATTIS | That's why the ladys a tramp | Fri Nov 18 1994 14:55 | 5 |
|
I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired....... I think, which is
rare for me, I try not to.
Mark
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60.17 | | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Fri Nov 18 1994 14:57 | 6 |
| wearing fashion trends started by blacks isn't all of it. several of
the wiggers i've seen were wearing high-top fades that stuck out rather
ludicrously from their backward baseball caps, throwing jive around as
if it were their native language, dancing to hip-hop, trying to get
tight with the local black youth, and actively badmouthing all things
white as lame.
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60.18 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Not Phil, not Tom, not Joan... | Fri Nov 18 1994 15:00 | 4 |
|
Ummm...I'm just sick and tired of teenagers in general. They all
look goofy to me, probably much like we did to our elders! :*)
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60.19 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Worse!! How could it be worse!?!? | Fri Nov 18 1994 15:03 | 7 |
| I'll say it again: wiggers is racist.
Parse it out. White... what? Huh? Call 'em whacks if you feel the need
to call them something then, but wiggers is as an offensive term, as
would be it's converse: "bonkeys."
-b
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60.20 | so it's a slam at the whiteboys. | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Fri Nov 18 1994 15:05 | 4 |
| the term wigger derives from the whiteboys' desire to pass themselves
off as homeys, who can - and do - call each other niggers. the
ultimate aim of a wigger is to be so well accepted by blacks that he
too can call them niggers without getting shot for it.
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60.21 | and btw, shut up! thank you. | POWDML::BUCKLEY | I [heart] Roller Coasters! | Fri Nov 18 1994 15:13 | 8 |
| >Well, Buck. Guess what. You get to add "racist" your list of charming
>qualities... :-)
Add it? Thought it was always there?!? ;')
Guess that means you won't be interested in joining my hot new oi band?
Too bad, we really kick some butt...
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60.22 | What's this "fad" called, besides stupid? | VMSNET::M_MACIOLEK | Four54 Camaro/Only way to fly | Fri Nov 18 1994 15:13 | 4 |
| Is wearing yer drawers down around yer knees so yer boxers show considered
wiggerness, or just stupid?
Get down. {bonk chicka bonk bonk}
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60.23 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Dig a little deeper | Fri Nov 18 1994 15:15 | 17 |
|
> - Right wing fundies -- they all deserve a bullet through their pointed
> heads.
I wonder how long a "right wing fundie" would last around these parts if
they were to electronically suggest putting a bullet through some other
group's heads?
Jim
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60.24 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | The Pantless Snow-Bagger | Fri Nov 18 1994 15:18 | 1 |
| These bullets aren't real. It's just the Malcotians at it again.
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60.25 | | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Fri Nov 18 1994 15:18 | 1 |
| melkotians.
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60.26 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | The Pantless Snow-Bagger | Fri Nov 18 1994 15:20 | 1 |
| Thanks, my alien spelling ain't so good.
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60.27 | You will be. | MIMS::WILBUR_D | | Fri Nov 18 1994 15:30 | 6 |
|
Are you Sick and Tired of AT&T commerials that take credit for things
they haven't done yet?
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60.28 | | CSC32::J_OPPELT | Oracle-bound | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:00 | 5 |
| I'm sick and tired of NASDAQ commercials.
If I'm interested buy stock, I'm not going to limit myself to
any particular stock exchange. And if I am interested in a
particular company, I don't care what exchange it's listed on.
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60.29 | | CSOA1::LEECH | annuit coeptis novus ordo seclorum | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:06 | 11 |
| I'm really sick and tired of these silly looking lowered trucks (and cars,
now-a-daze) with tires sticking out 3' from the wheel well. I can't
believe people pay good money to assassinate a perfectly good vehicle
like that (and of course, funcationality is ruined, as is the ride).
And the boom-sizzle sound systems have to go, too. I have nothing
agianst loud, but if they got all this money to alter their vehicles to
look silly, the least they could do is put in a higher quality sound
system.
There...I feel much better now.
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60.30 | | VMSNET::M_MACIOLEK | Four54 Camaro/Only way to fly | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:07 | 7 |
| Same deal with the plastic commercials, milk commercials and cheese
commercials.
"Buy plastic y'all - sponsored by the Plastic institute.".
{Picture madmike screeming as he's fixin to pitch his plastic teevee out
the front door}
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60.31 | | GMT1::TEEKEMA | Class Clown & Box Jester...%^) | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:09 | 5 |
|
I'm sick and tired of all this violence and abuse crap
on the news. It has become soooo depressing, I don't want to
watch anymore. Now I don't know what goes on in the world or
if it is going to rain or shine.................%^(
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60.32 | | CALDEC::RAH | the truth is out there. | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:09 | 6 |
|
because we like to cruise, man.
its so cool to hop the front end off the ground, man.
tinted windows, astros, tiny VW wheels, fuzzy dice..
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60.33 | | GMT1::TEEKEMA | Class Clown & Box Jester...%^) | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:11 | 6 |
|
RE .32 SNARFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
There, I feel much better now. Thought I could go all
day without one, just couldn't make it.
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60.34 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Worse!! How could it be worse!?!? | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:20 | 10 |
| Well, I'm not really *sick and tired* about this, more annoyed. I'm
annoyed about Minivans, and other "passenger" vehicles that you can't
bloody see through, over or around. More often than not, I'm stuck
behind a Minivan with one person in it, and can't see the traffic
ahead. So, why do people need such high vehicles for passenger use
only, and why can't they stay the hell out of the left lane with them
if they really feel they'll die without it?
-b (who does own a pickup truck too, as well as a car, but uses it to
haul "stuff", and stays outta people's way)
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60.35 | | GRANPA::MWANNEMACHER | | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:22 | 4 |
|
Well, I like driving up high so I can see what all the cretins in the
small cars are doing. ;')
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60.36 | | POBOX::BATTIS | That's why the ladys a tramp | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:26 | 8 |
|
.34
Brian I'm with you, can't see anything in front of you with one of
them, not to mention they love to constantly test their brakes to make
sure they still work.
Mark
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60.37 | I'm high up, alone, and got the hammer down. | VMSNET::M_MACIOLEK | Four54 Camaro/Only way to fly | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:34 | 2 |
| Don't be such a tart. Here I come in a Suburban hauling hehind me
about 6000 pounds of steel. GET THE HELL OUTTA MY WAY!
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60.38 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Worse!! How could it be worse!?!? | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:44 | 3 |
| Yeah, but you're not the type I'm complaining about...
-b
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60.39 | Beam them up Scotty, please | DECLNE::REESE | ToreDown,I'mAlmostLevelW/theGround | Fri Nov 18 1994 16:59 | 10 |
| I'm sick and tired of all those inconsiderate drivers who come up
and sit on your bumper on the interstate with their HIGH BEAMS on.
I've noticed time and again drivers on the opposite side of the
road flashing their high beams to alert the clueless with no change.
Must assume they know they have HB on and don't care.
Now if only I were driving one of James Bond's cars and blow these
louts off my tail!!
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60.40 | | VMSNET::M_MACIOLEK | Four54 Camaro/Only way to fly | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:00 | 2 |
| Well, ok then. Just keep the hell out of the left lane while your
worrying about those ijits in the minivans you can't see over. :^)
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60.41 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Worse!! How could it be worse!?!? | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:02 | 6 |
| Believe me son... you'd be hard pressed to be going faster than I
usually go... you don't have to worry about me getting in your
way. I've got a revolving charge account at the Registry of
Motor Vehicles... :-) :-) :-)
-b
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60.42 | I don't. | VMSNET::M_MACIOLEK | Four54 Camaro/Only way to fly | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:04 | 1 |
| You pay tickets?
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60.43 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Worse!! How could it be worse!?!? | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:06 | 6 |
| I fight 'em. Beat six in the last three years. Have another (my 7th)
pending in Spencer Mass district court on May 9, for a ticket I got at
2 AM in a little backwater... dink cop was sitting on private property
with his lights off though. So this ticket's toast too...
-b
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60.44 | | NEMAIL::SCOTTK | My multiple extremities: O:) >:> :P +:) | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:10 | 6 |
| I'm sick and tire of dragon breath, Buttheads who come back from a
smoke break still expelling thier carcinogenic fumes and first person
they want to converse with is you. When you politely ask "did you just
a smoke a cigarette", they still miss the clue. That's when I politely
end the conversation.
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60.45 | | MOLAR::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dogface) | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:10 | 5 |
| > 2 AM in a little backwater... dink cop was sitting on private property
> with his lights off though. So this ticket's toast too...
How so?
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60.46 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Worse!! How could it be worse!?!? | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:12 | 5 |
| Both things are against SOP for police here in the PRM. You show that
the cop violated SOP in these areas, and you can easily conclude that
he violated SOP operating the radar.
-b
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60.47 | | MOLAR::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dogface) | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:14 | 5 |
| Thanks.
See, it's ignorance of these subtle nuances that results in a lot of folks
paying tickets they don't have to. Someone should compile them all in a book.
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60.48 | | OOTOOL::CHELSEA | Mostly harmless. | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:37 | 5 |
| Re: .34
>So, why do people need such high vehicles for passenger use only,
A friend of mine is 6'8" and needs minivans for the headroom.
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60.49 | minivans for one or more | SWAM2::GOLDMAN_MA | Blondes have more Brains! | Fri Nov 18 1994 17:50 | 7 |
| My best buddy from high school has three kids, two cats, a husband and
a dog. Just because she doesn't have them with her at a certain time
doesn't mean she doesn't drive her Aerostar! It's the only vehicle she
has...
M.
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60.50 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Worse!! How could it be worse!?!? | Fri Nov 18 1994 18:08 | 3 |
| Fine... tell her to stay to the right... :-) :-)
-b
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60.51 | | NEMAIL::SCOTTK | My multiple extremities: O:) >:> :P +:) | Fri Nov 18 1994 18:10 | 3 |
| Markey,
Are you a speedster?
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60.52 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Worse!! How could it be worse!?!? | Fri Nov 18 1994 18:12 | 3 |
| Vrooooooooooooooooom....
-b
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60.53 | | LJSRV2::KALIKOW | No Federal Tacks on the Info Hwy! | Sat Nov 19 1994 16:25 | 2 |
| All this talk of SUBURBans troubles me.
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60.54 | | NCMAIL::SOFIA | Fenders belong on cars! | Mon Nov 21 1994 08:37 | 1 |
| ...of idiots with fog lights on at night, with no fog!
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60.55 | | WMOIS::GIROUARD_C | | Mon Nov 21 1994 08:44 | 1 |
| <- RE; fog lights... very '70s
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60.56 | | GMT1::TEEKEMA | Class Clown & Box Jester...%^) | Mon Nov 21 1994 08:50 | 4 |
|
I'm sick and tired of all these "little" cars on the highway
always getting in the way of my BIG van......wish they would stay
to the right in the toy car lane.......%^) %^)
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60.57 | Big, Ugly, and cheap insurance. | WMOIS::FAFEL | Life is short. Play Dead. | Mon Nov 21 1994 14:20 | 8 |
| I drive a 1977 Chevy Blazer and there aint many of you that can make
me move out of that left lane if I don't want to. You can try though.
Its taller than a caravan too.
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60.58 | Please Think BIKE | NEWOA::SECURITY | The Rich Get Richer; The Poor Get Kids | Mon Nov 28 1994 18:36 | 7 |
| How about all those drivers of both large and small cars who sit at
junctions just waiting for the 65mph motorcyclist to get within 200
feet before they pull out to turn right?
I mean, I don't particularly mind if you help me to total your brand
new set of Wonderwheels, but is your insurance going to pay me to have
my leg in the air for a month?
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60.59 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | The Quintessential Gruntling | Tue Nov 29 1994 09:57 | 11 |
| I'm sick and tired of parents letting their kids play "bank machine"
when there's a line up.
"Press that button, no, not that one. Aw see?
Now we have to start over, now, press this
button, now that one, OK? Now, NO, now, OK,
now you press this one, see?"
AAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
Glenn
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60.60 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Bill Clinton: recognizable obscenity | Tue Nov 29 1994 10:05 | 4 |
| Well, at least the kids seem to be able to operate the machines, which
is more than can be said for some of the parents...
-b
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60.61 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | The Quintessential Gruntling | Tue Nov 29 1994 10:23 | 5 |
| Well, yes, I've watched people struggle, but they're trying and you
gotta learn somehow. I think letting your kid play around when there's
a line up is incredibly thoughtless.
Glenn
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60.62 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Dig a little deeper | Tue Nov 29 1994 10:27 | 9 |
|
At one time people would view such a thing and smile and say "How cute" and
patiently wait. Now people are in too much of a hurry for such stuff.
Jim
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60.63 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | The Quintessential Gruntling | Tue Nov 29 1994 11:11 | 2 |
| In those days, there weren't any ATM's, in fact, did banking even exist
in those days?
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60.64 | if the following inaccurately recalled I'm sure I'll be corrected | NASAU::GUILLERMO | But the world still goes round and round | Tue Nov 29 1994 11:27 | 9 |
| "My mother always said she was 'sick and tired'. "I'm sick and tired of
you nyah nyah nyah". "Tired" always followed "Sick".
One time she started out saying "I'm sick..." and I finished up saying
"and tired"...
I don't remember much after that..."
[ with acknowledgement to Bill Cosby ]
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60.65 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Dig a little deeper | Tue Nov 29 1994 11:30 | 14 |
|
RE: <<< Note 60.63 by POLAR::RICHARDSON "The Quintessential Gruntling" >>>
> In those days, there weren't any ATM's, in fact, did banking even exist
> in those days?
Guess you're right..they didn't even teach history in school back then..
Jim
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60.66 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | what's the frequency, Kenneth? | Tue Nov 29 1994 11:35 | 1 |
| I'm pretty sick and tired of miscreant crossbars.
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60.67 | | NASAU::GUILLERMO | But the world still goes round and round | Tue Nov 29 1994 11:48 | 1 |
| Is that a cursor your referring to Doc? Or a scope? 8-)
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60.68 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | what's the frequency, Kenneth? | Tue Nov 29 1994 12:54 | 2 |
| It's a logic module, which I didn't design but which I get to debug
anyway...
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60.69 | | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Tue Nov 29 1994 13:45 | 3 |
| .68
been there. done that. sux.
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60.70 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Dig a little deeper | Tue Nov 29 1994 15:08 | 11 |
|
I'm sick and tired of people who when seeing my name on the top of
a check will say "Hey, are you related to that Muppet guy?" or "bet
you get a lot of questions about your name, huh?" when my name is
"Jim Henderson" not "Jim Henson"...sheeesh.
Jim
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60.71 | | RIKSTR::COTE | | Tue Nov 29 1994 15:10 | 5 |
| no der ....
Rick
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60.72 | | MOLAR::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dogface) | Tue Nov 29 1994 15:19 | 5 |
| re: <<< Note 60.70 by CSLALL::HENDERSON "Dig a little deeper" >>>
They don't realize you used to be the band leader on the Tonight show
before Doc Severenson?
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60.73 | skitch did have a beard didn't he? | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Dig a little deeper | Tue Nov 29 1994 15:27 | 13 |
|
>They don't realize you used to be the band leader on the Tonight show
>before Doc Severenson?
I don't have the beard anymore, so they probably don't recognize me.
Jim
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60.74 | Avoid the hassle, switch to cash | VMSNET::M_MACIOLEK | Four54 Camaro/Only way to fly | Tue Nov 29 1994 16:05 | 3 |
| re: The muppet guy
Start using CA$H.
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60.75 | | SUBURB::COOKS | Half Man,Half Biscuit | Wed Nov 30 1994 12:40 | 8 |
| Now i`m not sexyst,but it sure is annoying the way women insist on
getting all the pennies out of their purse to give the exact change
to pay for anything.
Unlike blokes,who sensibily hand over a note to pay for something then
get out of the queue prompto. Or at least have the correct money all
ready to hand over.
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60.76 | | GMT1::TEEKEMA | Barney made me do it !! | Wed Nov 30 1994 12:41 | 2 |
|
DUCK...................In coming................
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60.77 | | POWDML::LAUER | Little Chamber of Perdition | Wed Nov 30 1994 12:43 | 3 |
|
We're just doing our patriotic duty and getting pennies back into
circulation.
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60.78 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | too few args | Wed Nov 30 1994 12:44 | 6 |
|
.75 i hate that too. really annoying. at least have it all
ready if you want to unload a bunch of change.
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60.79 | | GMT1::TEEKEMA | Barney made me do it !! | Wed Nov 30 1994 12:45 | 6 |
|
I hate pennies, they should stop making them and make
prices that don't need them.
Tobin prices tick me off too, stop this 71c or 48c. Make
it 70c and 50c.
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60.80 | | CSC32::M_EVANS | perforated porcini | Wed Nov 30 1994 12:46 | 3 |
| And I am sick and tired of having to wait while cashiers break open
change rolls when I don't have change because people refuse to count it
out when they do have it.
|
60.81 | | ODIXIE::CIAROCHI | One Less Dog | Wed Nov 30 1994 14:19 | 1 |
| Every time it rains it rains... PENNIES from heavennnnnnnn...
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60.82 | | CSC32::J_OPPELT | Oracle-bound | Wed Nov 30 1994 14:49 | 3 |
| re .80
That would never happen if you used a check or plastic.
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60.83 | | ASABET::EARLY | Why plan a comeback? Just do it! | Wed Nov 30 1994 16:39 | 18 |
|
... of people who accelerate on the entrance
ramp to the highway then stop dead at the
end to check the traffic before pullin' out
(makes me cuss sumthin' AWFUL!)
... of people (YOOOshally ladies) who stop ta
gab in the middle of the supermarket aisles
"Oh my goodness! How are Yooooo? I haven't
seen you in ages ..."
... of movin' my office from one location in the
Mill to another (move #5 in 15 months happens
next week
but I still have a job so ...
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60.84 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Dig a little deeper | Wed Nov 30 1994 16:50 | 9 |
|
Not really sick and tired, but it is a minor irritant...people who refer
to the game cartridges for SEGA and Nintendo as "tapes".
Jim
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60.85 | My theory about the ladeez & their predilection fer small change... | LJSRV2::KALIKOW | Brother, can youse paradigm? | Wed Nov 30 1994 20:53 | 6 |
| It's a classic case of Pennies Envy.
No, really!!
|-{:-)
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60.86 | | ANNECY::HUMAN | I came, I saw, I conked out | Thu Dec 01 1994 04:33 | 26 |
| Re the pennies note, I was stuck behind an old lady in the s/market
checkout last week, she was searching (slowly) [I start to fidget]
thru' _3_ purses [I groan a bit] for the exact money, and finally
realised she hadn't got enough [a louder groan and a look at the other
checkouts to see if they are free. They are not but by this time people
who were queeing after me have checked thru']. So the cashier
starts to deduct items [I start to get a bit hot, and curse a bit]. For
this he has to call the superviser to
reset the till [please dear God why are you doing this to me today?].
At the same moment there was something going on at the other end of the
store (someone fainted or whatever) and the superviser changes
direction away from us to go and see what the problem is [it's gotta be
something really important or i'm gonna kill 'em].
We are standing there, frozen in place; me, fuming, the old lady,
bewildered and wondering whether it's her or kitty who's gonna go
without dinner this evening, and the embarrassed cashier, muttering
about computers. Cut's no ice bud, I work with them. So I get out paper
and pencil and begin to retot the lady's bill by hand, she hasn;t a
clue what is going in, the cashier won't accept my recalculation, the
superviser is nowhere to be seen. [I begin to wave my arms about a bit
(this is France, after all)]. The cashier rings again for the
superviser (this is like 5 minutes later) who has forgotten all about
us, she finally comes over and resets the till, saying it has been "la
gal�re, aujhourd'hui" which can mean it's been chaos today, or it's
been great fun. Yeah. Right.
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60.87 | | SPEZKO::FRASER | Mobius Loop; see other side | Thu Dec 01 1994 08:54 | 4 |
| Miserable. So why not cough up a few francs and help the old
dear out? Moves the line and does some good at the same
time...
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60.88 | T'Tiz the season... | NCMAIL::SOFIA | Fenders belong on cars! | Thu Dec 01 1994 09:18 | 10 |
| <<< Note 60.87 by SPEZKO::FRASER "Mobius Loop; see other side" >>>
>> Miserable. So why not cough up a few francs and help the old
>> dear out? Moves the line and does some good at the same
>> time...
Beat me to it....
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60.89 | | ANNECY::HUMAN | I came, I saw, I conked out | Thu Dec 01 1994 10:04 | 2 |
| because the old dear was a proud old dear and refused, that's why thank
you very much.
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60.90 | rrrright ... :^) | SPEZKO::FRASER | Mobius Loop; see other side | Thu Dec 01 1994 10:10 | 2 |
|
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60.91 | | NASAU::GUILLERMO | But the world still goes round and round | Thu Dec 01 1994 10:25 | 3 |
| You could've suggested she bag your groceries in return...
[Not so farfetched for some here, I'll wager]
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60.92 | | ANNECY::HUMAN | I came, I saw, I conked out | Thu Dec 01 1994 10:41 | 9 |
| <.2>please yourself. there are, believe it or not, some people who do not
accept money from strangers. i can't help that. i did not, it is true,
offer to pay because i am a kind soul, but because i was impatient. i
equally did not write about it because generally if i do something like
helping someone i don't need to talk about it. i was narrating story of
how events pile up one after the other, not about an old lady.
evidently i need to improve my story-telling.
martin
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60.93 | | SPEZKO::FRASER | Mobius Loop; see other side | Thu Dec 01 1994 11:15 | 4 |
| Just yankin' yer chain, Martin - don't take it seriously! :*)
Andy
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60.94 | | ANNECY::HUMAN | I came, I saw, I conked out | Thu Dec 01 1994 11:23 | 5 |
| well the really annoying part is you're standing there in this bloody
queue, whereas the idea of a supermarket is to get in and out ASAP,
it's too true to be funny, i _always_ get in the wrong cue, and you're
torn between laughter and annoyance, 'cos _you're_ gonna be in that
situation one day.........
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60.95 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Comfortably numb... | Thu Dec 01 1994 11:43 | 14 |
|
Well...there is an annoyance that is uniquely Canadian. A chain of
hardware/houseware stores called `Canadian Tire' has their own currency,
the most common denomination of which is 5 and 10 cent bills. People
hoard this stuff for months until they finally dig 'em out to buy a
new toaster or something. Then some unlucky slob gets stuck in line
behind this person counting out $15 worth of 5 cent bills. And, of
course, the bills have to be counted twice...once by the customer, and
once by the cashier.
And with Christmas rolling in...{shudder}...
jc
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60.96 | | WMOIS::GIROUARD_C | | Thu Dec 01 1994 11:45 | 1 |
| Eh....? :-)
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60.97 | I loved this scene! | TNPUBS::JONG | Steve | Thu Dec 01 1994 12:15 | 20 |
| Was it in "Terms of Endearment" that we saw that marvelous scene at the
grocery-store checkout counter...?
Deborah Winger, playing a young mother struggling to make ends meet,
came up short at the checkout line. She started taking items off, and
her oldest son proposed taking off a box of Midol. "No way!" she
snapped. She picked out for return a candy bar intended for her
youngest, who started to cry; she put it back, which prompted the
snippy cashier to say, "Hey, lady, you're going the wrong way!"
John Lithgow, playing the kindly local banker who was sweet on Winger,
came up behind her and offered to pay the difference. In return, he
leaned over to the cashier and said, "Young lady, I play golf with the
store manager, and I know he'd be very unhappy if he knew how rudely
you've treated this woman."
The cashier angrily popped her gum. "I don't think I was rude!" she
said.
"In that case," Lithgow replied, "you must be from New York."
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60.98 | i liked it too | USAT05::BENSON | | Thu Dec 01 1994 12:36 | 1 |
|
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60.99 | | NASAU::GUILLERMO | But the world still goes round and round | Thu Dec 01 1994 13:28 | 6 |
| I've accepted as a universal axiom the coincidence of my eventual turn
for cashier service and their need precisely at that moment to turnover
their proceeds/convert large denominations or perform some other
accounting activity.
Or maybe they think I'm going to rip them off.
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60.100 | | NASAU::GUILLERMO | But the world still goes round and round | Thu Dec 01 1994 13:29 | 1 |
| I'm sick an tired of snarfs
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60.101 | | POWDML::LAUER | Little Chamber of Perdition | Thu Dec 01 1994 13:41 | 10 |
|
<-- Oh, you are not 8^).
I'm S&T of the backup cashier in the caf ALWAYS finding she needs to do
something else in a totally different part of the building when I approach
her with coffee and no change.
What is it about me that scares her away?
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60.102 | Yes, ma'am, yes, ma'am, three bags full 8^) | TNPUBS::JONG | Steve | Thu Dec 01 1994 13:46 | 1 |
| Your three handbags full of pennies?
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60.103 | <-- 8^) | POWDML::LAUER | Little Chamber of Perdition | Thu Dec 01 1994 13:50 | 2 |
|
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60.104 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Dig a little deeper | Thu Dec 01 1994 13:51 | 14 |
|
Re .101
I seem to have a similar problem when venturing to the cafe late in the
afternoon..nobody else in there and the cashier goes "in the back" to do
who knows what..
Jim
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60.105 | | POWDML::LAUER | Little Chamber of Perdition | Thu Dec 01 1994 13:52 | 2 |
|
They must be siblings.
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60.106 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | The Quintessential Gruntling | Thu Dec 01 1994 13:57 | 1 |
| Not only that, they must have the same mother.
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60.107 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | too few args | Thu Dec 01 1994 14:00 | 3 |
|
i hear ya, jimmy. same thing happens to me all the time.
i swear she does it on purpose. ;>
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60.108 | | POWDML::LAUER | Little Chamber of Perdition | Thu Dec 01 1994 14:16 | 4 |
|
.106
Thank you, Gilligan 8^).
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60.109 | {simper} | POLAR::RICHARDSON | The Quintessential Gruntling | Thu Dec 01 1994 14:38 | 2 |
|
|
60.110 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Bill Clinton: recognizable obscenity | Thu Dec 01 1994 14:40 | 3 |
| Or if you're a Marine... Simper Fideles?
-b
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60.111 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Dig a little deeper | Thu Dec 01 1994 14:43 | 16 |
|
> i hear ya, jimmy. same thing happens to me all the time.
> i swear she does it on purpose. ;>
I think so too...we'll find out. I'm about to head down there for some
frozen yoghurt.
Jim
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60.112 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Dig a little deeper | Thu Dec 01 1994 14:57 | 9 |
|
Mission accomplished. Got the yoghurt. Cashier was there and taking
money.
Jim
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60.113 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | The Quintessential Gruntling | Thu Dec 01 1994 14:59 | 3 |
| |Cashier was there and taking money.
I'm sick & tired of this.
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60.117 | Overuse of "GET" | SFC01::GREENE | CASE: No Pain, No Gain! | Thu Dec 01 1994 18:18 | 48 |
|
I'm sick and tired of the overuse of the verb "to get." People seem to
use it for everything. In the last decade or so, the clarity and
crispness of verbal and written communication has diminished
significantly. It seems most other perfectly good verbs have fallen
to such a level of disuse that people are not longer capable of
using anything else. It's much like developing software and naming
every module/routine/program with "handle_xxxx" or "xxxxx_handler."
We shouldn't do it because it is vague and imprecise and lazy. The same
goes for the abuse of the verb "to get."
It particularly saddens me that journalists have fallen into this trap.
People who make their living from words ought to have a better command
of the language, and set an example for the rest of us.
"I gotta get to the store." vs. "I need to go to the store."
"Get me some milk." vs. "Buy me some milk."
"I got sick." vs. "I was sick."
"I'm getting a headache." vs. "I'm developing a headache."
"I'm getting a glass of milk." vs. "I'm pouring myself a glass of milk."
"Get into the house." vs. "Come into the house."
"Get it for me." vs. "Bring it to me."
"Get it to them." vs. "Take it to them."
"Get this to the Post Office." vs. "Post this letter for me." or
"Make sure the get it by 6:00 p.m." vs. "Ensure they receive it by 6:00"
"I just got back from Florida." vs. "I just returned from Florida."
....I'm sure you *GET* the idea.
I remember a few years back PBS first aired the Civil War series
in which they read letters written by ordinary soldiers.
Everybody seemed to make such a fuss over the eloquence of these
letters. Well the simple fact is that back then people actually
had command of the English language. Compared to the poor examples
in the media and everyday conversation that bombard us today--these
letters are incredibly eloquent. However, back then that WAS everyday
conversation. Just compare music lyrics of today with those written
in the 1960s. Or listen to old interviews of the "radical, deadbeat,
hippies" of the early sixties. More often than not you'll actually
here good grammar, maybe even some insightful analogies to classic
literature or history. Today it's "gotta get going" and maybe a few
"mutha f******" sprinkled in for emphasis.
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60.118 | Good Observation...You otta get sompin fer it! | CGOOA::MALONE | Pleasantly Obtuse | Thu Dec 01 1994 18:26 | 7 |
| re .0
.....Get otta the City!....never much noticed this but you're right!
Rod(just surfin' this ev'nin)
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60.119 | | CSC32::J_OPPELT | I'm an orca. | Thu Dec 01 1994 18:28 | 9 |
| I got some good advice from an english teacher that I had in
high school --
Closely examine every occurrence of GET and THAT in your writing.
Most times the sentence can be rewritten so that you can get them
out of there.
I didn't get it at first, but once he pointed out places that I
could remove some of them, my writing got better.
|
60.120 | | WECARE::GRIFFIN | John Griffin ZKO1-3/B31 381-1159 | Thu Dec 01 1994 18:30 | 2 |
| Speaking of the eloquency of yesteryear, "no pain, no gain" is a
misquoting of Ben Franklin.
|
60.121 | Point well taken. | SFC01::GREENE | CASE: No Pain, No Gain! | Thu Dec 01 1994 18:36 | 3 |
| re: .2
Ho ho. Very good.
|
60.122 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Dec 01 1994 18:42 | 1 |
| I gotta get me a bettah unnerstannin of the english language!
|
60.123 | | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | grep this! | Thu Dec 01 1994 18:45 | 8 |
|
RE: .0
"Sick and Tired" is note 60
Hope this helps you get there...
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60.124 | Got it | SECOP1::CLARK | | Thu Dec 01 1994 18:46 | 6 |
| Tip of the iceberg. If you have never read Edwin Newman's books,
suggest you do so soon and am sure you will have a lot of laughs.
One was entitled "Strictly Speaking" and the other was "In a Civil
Tongue". Get them at your bookstore. If they haven't got them I'm sure
you can get them at the library. So, get there and see if they've got
it. Got it? Good. Now get going.
|
60.125 | | MOLAR::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dogface) | Thu Dec 01 1994 19:55 | 5 |
| .0> More often than not you'll actually
.0> here good grammar
And better spelling, as well.
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60.126 | | SX4GTO::OLSON | Doug Olson, SDSC West, Palo Alto | Thu Dec 01 1994 20:12 | 3 |
| language changes. get used to it.
DougO
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60.127 | | ODIXIE::CIAROCHI | One Less Dog | Thu Dec 01 1994 21:38 | 8 |
| Overheard in a bar:
"Hi, honey, wanna get laid?"
Overheard at a boxbash:
"Excuse, me. Would you prefer consensual intimacy to these
juvenile proceedings?"
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60.128 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Dec 01 1994 22:52 | 5 |
| .10
Sounds like Binderspeak to me! :-)
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60.129 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Thu Dec 01 1994 23:24 | 3 |
| You and Binder?! Well, I never would thunk it!
;-)
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60.114 | | GLDOA::SHOOK | head 'em up, move 'em out | Thu Dec 01 1994 23:26 | 11 |
|
bad service is becoming the norm im america. it seems that only
businesses that are under-staffed can compete. the fascinating part
is that the whole country is sort of "thrashing" throughout the day
as everyone wastes everyone else's time because they don't have enough
employees to do the job. one wonders if increased efficiency resulting
from adequate staffing of all businesses would offset the extra payroll
cost for each business. oh well, whether it would, or not, its truly
something to be sick and tired of.
bill
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60.130 | Change 'GET' to 'GAT'! | AIMHI::RAUH | I survived the Cruel Spa | Fri Dec 02 1994 08:42 | 1 |
|
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60.115 | | POWDML::CKELLY | A Tin Cup For a Chalice | Sun Dec 04 1994 21:26 | 8 |
| ok, so i'm a little slow....back to the pennies thing...
few years ago, out grocery shopping with mumsy. lady in
line in front of us paid for something like 150.00 in
singles! She shuffles away after the long wait counting,
the cashier is obviously agitated/exasperated, mumsy says
to her, "don't worry, I won't pay you in singles...I have
all pennies!". well, at least mumsy and i found it amusing :)
|
60.116 | | LJSRV2::KALIKOW | Cyberian-American | Sun Dec 04 1994 21:31 | 2 |
| Oho, now we see where you get it from...
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60.131 | | WMOIS::GIROUARD_C | | Mon Dec 05 1994 08:45 | 1 |
| <- add a "T"
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60.132 | $GET, $PUT | ROWLET::AINSLEY | Less than 150 kts. is TOO slow! | Mon Dec 05 1994 08:52 | 0 |
60.133 | | AIMHI::RAUH | I survived the Cruel Spa | Mon Dec 05 1994 10:20 | 1 |
| grep, cat, biff!!:)
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60.133 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | too few args | Mon Dec 05 1994 11:57 | 3 |
60.134 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | too few args | Mon Dec 05 1994 11:59 | 3 |
|
note 132.* moved here with permission of basenote author.
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60.135 | | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Mon Dec 05 1994 14:35 | 3 |
| .129
th�� tr��b�� m�.
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60.136 | | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Mon Dec 05 1994 14:50 | 6 |
| .134
> note 132.* moved here
er, um, then why is it still there, blank, saying it has 16 replies but
when you press kp3 it says no more replies?
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60.137 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Mon Dec 05 1994 15:16 | 1 |
| To provide us with something else to be sick and tired of.
|
60.138 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | too few args | Mon Dec 05 1994 15:21 | 10 |
|
>> er, um, then why is it still there, blank, saying it has 16 replies but
>> when you press kp3 it says no more replies?
er, um, i don't know. i deleted the note right after i moved it,
it said it deleted it, but it's still there. maybe some Notes
expert can clue me in.
ps Glenn, i apologize for the fact that it's still there.
|
60.139 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Mon Dec 05 1994 15:28 | 1 |
| I'm very confused about all of this, and it troubles me.
|
60.140 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | too few args | Mon Dec 05 1994 15:37 | 7 |
|
well, i don't know what the deal is, but i replied to it, then
deleted the reply, then deleted the basenote, and now it's _really_
gone.
humble apologies for the consternation, glenn dear.
|
60.141 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Mon Dec 05 1994 15:47 | 3 |
| So, what's all this then about the author's permission?
I'm still troubled, but I think that's my fault and not yours di. ;-)
|
60.142 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | too few args | Mon Dec 05 1994 15:51 | 8 |
|
>> So, what's all this then about the author's permission?
i sent mail to Dave, asking if he had really intended to start
a new note, or if it belonged here.
hope this helps.
|
60.143 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Mon Dec 05 1994 16:01 | 3 |
| Well, you must be getting sick and tired of my silly questions.
Glenn
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60.144 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | aspiring peasant | Mon Dec 19 1994 14:55 | 10 |
| Beer commercials. I am especially s&t of the Coors Extra Gold "beer
guy" commercials. I have visions of some fat slob sitting around in
his dinner shirt swilling Coors Extra Gold, the beeah guy beeah. I find
these insulting to those of us that enjoy a decent brew, domestic or
otherwise.
I am also s&t of the whiney, pretentions of the Sam Adams commercials.
Pish beer at best with annoying commercials to boot.
Brian
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60.145 | | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:01 | 3 |
| > Pish beer
are you having difficulty with slurred speech, brian?
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60.146 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | aspiring peasant | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:07 | 3 |
| Naw, just using a fave term from one o'me scots mates.
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60.147 | | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:08 | 2 |
| well, i just wondered. if you were having speech difficulty due to
overconsumption, then we'd understand about pishing beer.
|
60.148 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | aspiring peasant | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:10 | 3 |
| my overconsumptive behavior occurs only after "normal" working hours.
besides, I have a peech inspediment that makes that happen from time
to time.
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60.149 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:17 | 3 |
| How can anyone get slurred speech from drinking American beer?
I would explode first.
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60.150 | | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:21 | 6 |
| .149
not all 'murican beer falls under the classification of water than
holds a head. sam adams made a limited brew of triple bock - i bleeve
the c2h5oh content is in the neighborhood of 17%. nice blue glass
bottles, 8 floz in size, 24kt gold lettering.
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60.151 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:24 | 1 |
| What I don't understand is why most of it does.
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60.152 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | too few args | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:33 | 6 |
|
>>sam adams made a limited brew of triple bock - i bleeve
pretty tasty, but they blew it blathering on about how it
should be sipped slowly, like a good port, etc. oh pleeeze.
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60.153 | | POWDML::LAUER | Had, and then was | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:40 | 5 |
|
>I would explode first.
My nipples explode with delight.
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60.154 | | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:40 | 4 |
| .152
well, lady di, i can't honestly say as how i've ever seen one of their
commercials, so i take the beer at face value.
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60.155 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | too few args | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:42 | 7 |
|
>> well, lady di, i can't honestly say as how i've ever seen one of their
>> commercials, so i take the beer at face value.
nor have i. it's all written down on that pretentious little
card they attach to the beer.
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60.156 | | GMT1::TEEKEMA | Don't need no Info Highway. | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:44 | 5 |
|
RE .153 Oh me gosh...........
Mz Debra, you are making it sooooooooooooo hard for me to
behave. If I try any harder I am going to hurt myself.........%^(
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60.157 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | aspiring peasant | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:45 | 2 |
| Sam Adams commercials are heard rather than seen. I cannot change the
station fast enough when one of them comes on.
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60.158 | | SMURF::BINDER | vitam gustare | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:47 | 5 |
| .155
well, fancy that. guess my prob is i've never seen that little card.
beer was provided by a friend. he's got two bottles left, and i'm
signed up.
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60.159 | | GAVEL::JANDROW | brain cramp | Mon Dec 19 1994 15:57 | 6 |
|
debra marie!!!!!!!
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60.160 | | SUBPAC::JJENSEN | Jojo the Fishing Widow | Mon Dec 19 1994 16:29 | 6 |
| Not Mz_Deb's fault.... she's obviously gotten one
of those faulty English-Hungarian phrase books.
I will not buy this record; it is scratched.
j.
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60.161 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Mon Dec 19 1994 16:34 | 1 |
| Pleeeese phhhhuuundal myeee buttocths.
|
60.162 | | SUBPAC::JJENSEN | Jojo the Fishing Widow | Mon Dec 19 1994 16:41 | 3 |
| OK, all together now (wait for it!)
My hovercraft.....
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60.164 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Mon Dec 19 1994 16:44 | 1 |
| is fouel of eels.
|
60.165 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Mon Dec 19 1994 16:45 | 1 |
| Pull up your panties sir william or else I cannot wait until lunchtime.
|
60.166 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Cardboard City, a paper metropolis. | Mon Dec 19 1994 16:48 | 3 |
|
Vould you like to come back to my place...bouncy bouncy!
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60.167 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | G��� �t�R �r�z� | Mon Dec 19 1994 16:53 | 2 |
| eeef I said you had a beautifool boody, would you hold it against me? I
am no longer INfected.
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60.168 | | RDGE44::ALEUC8 | | Wed Apr 19 1995 07:35 | 3 |
| i am sick and tired of hitting next unseen
ric
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60.170 | | TROOA::TRP109::Chris | dedicated sybarite | Wed Apr 19 1995 13:27 | 1 |
| Glen!!!!! You missed a snarf!
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60.169 | snarf! | BIGQ::SILVA | Diablo | Wed Apr 19 1995 14:08 | 1 |
| <---then....don't?
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60.171 | | BIGQ::SILVA | Diablo | Wed Apr 19 1995 14:09 | 1 |
| <-----no I didn't Chris..... :-)
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60.172 | Chetah!!!!!!!! | TROOA::TRP109::Chris | dedicated sybarite | Wed Apr 19 1995 16:38 | 1 |
|
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60.173 | | BIGQ::SILVA | Diablo | Wed Apr 19 1995 17:23 | 4 |
|
I think you need glasses Chris. And please stop calling my ex's
nickname. :-)
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60.174 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Careful! That sponge has corners! | Wed Jul 26 1995 23:09 | 15 |
|
Rollerbladers. Every decent bike path in the city has been ruined by
these oblivious twits, who seem to cover ten feet left-to-right as they
zoom along. And that's the good ones. The bad ones seem to be performing
an action less like skating and more like Brownian Motion.
And if you're a pedestrian, watch out for the stealth bladers that will
scare the spit out of you as they zip past at 30 mph.
We have a large cemetary here that is used as a park by cyclists,
picnickers, romantics and the like. The bladers loved the long
stretches of paved road through well-tended lawns and gardens. Notice
I said "loved". They just got banned from the cemetary after one of
them knocked down a mourner attending a funeral.
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60.175 | | LJSRV2::KALIKOW | Hi-ho! Yow! I'm surfing Arpanet! | Wed Jul 26 1995 23:19 | 12 |
| Stupid policy!!! Obviously the bladers would have been good for
biznizz, given a bit more training in takin' out pedestrioids at full
speed.
I advise a lusty protest directed at your cemetEry's management, the
twits. They clearly have not the brains to recognize and react to
opportunity.
hth, nnttm for the spelling correktion.
|-{:-)
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60.176 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Careful! That sponge has corners! | Wed Jul 26 1995 23:22 | 3 |
|
<---- Oh, yeah? Well, sez you!! :^)
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60.177 | | SPSEG::COVINGTON | When the going gets weird... | Wed Jul 26 1995 23:50 | 12 |
| As a member of the aforementioned rollerblading species, I resemble
your remark.
I don't have much problem with bladers getting banned from certain
places...they usually aren't unless they're a problem.
It's definitely a sorta catch-22 position we're in, tho. Blading is far
faster than running for going from A to B, but you're in much less
control than biking. Overall, a very convienient mode of
transportation. I just wish we could use 'em at ZKO...nice l-o-n-g
tiled hallways. Blades haven't been banned at ZKO, but I bet it would
take about 30 seconds from the appearance of the first blader to the
disappearance of the last. Maybe late Saturday nights is the time to
go.
|
60.178 | | LJSRV2::KALIKOW | Hi-ho! Yow! I'm surfing Arpanet! | Wed Jul 26 1995 23:56 | 3 |
| Zounds like Bladernet would be a significant baud-rate upgrade to
Sneakernet.
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60.179 | | DEVLPR::DKILLORAN | It ain't easy, bein' sleezy! | Thu Jul 27 1995 00:18 | 9 |
|
> We have a large cemetery here that is used as a park by ... romantics
> and the like.
HELLO! Romance in the cemetery, sounds like it borders on necrophilia!
:-)
Dan
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60.180 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Prepositional Masochist | Thu Jul 27 1995 00:22 | 3 |
| | HELLO! Romance in the cemetery, sounds like it borders on necrophilia!
No, the cemetery is well within the Canadian border.
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60.181 | | LJSRV2::KALIKOW | Hi-ho! Yow! I'm surfing Arpanet! | Thu Jul 27 1995 02:41 | 2 |
| Well, as long as it's not near the Polish boarder.
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60.182 | | CSOA1::LEECH | Dia do bheatha. | Thu Jul 27 1995 10:19 | 7 |
| S&T of trucks. There's more {bleepidy bleeping} tractor trailer rigs
in this area than there are cars. If they can't get the {censored}
thing to go better than 30mph up a slight incline (on the freeway), then
they are carrying too much stuff!
They always seem to be right in the way, slowing down the works in rush
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60.183 | | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | Been complimented by a toady lately? | Thu Jul 27 1995 10:56 | 5 |
|
re: .181
My lawyer will be in touch.,...
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60.184 | | TROOA::COLLINS | A 9-track mind... | Sun Aug 20 1995 18:01 | 3 |
|
...of `Windows 95'.
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60.185 | Get used to it | MOLAR::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dogface) | Sun Aug 20 1995 19:17 | 3 |
| You picked the wrong week to be living anywhere but the 3rd world, then, I'm
afraid.
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60.186 | | TROOA::COLLINS | A 9-track mind... | Sun Aug 20 1995 22:36 | 3 |
|
<sigh>
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60.187 | | POBOX::BATTIS | GR8D8B8 | Wed Aug 23 1995 15:17 | 2 |
|
of people bashing Windows95. :-)
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60.188 | | SMURF::BINDER | Night's candles are burnt out. | Wed Aug 23 1995 15:20 | 1 |
| Truth hurts, does it, Mark?
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60.189 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Haven't you always wanted a monkey? | Wed Aug 23 1995 15:20 | 3 |
|
I, too, am opposed to people bashing, ESPECIALLY by Windows 95.
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60.190 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Firsthand Bla Bla Bla | Wed Aug 23 1995 16:01 | 1 |
| They're got a big banner draped from the CN Tower.
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60.191 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Haven't you always wanted a monkey? | Wed Aug 23 1995 16:02 | 3 |
|
<groan> Yeah, I saw that.
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60.192 | | SCAS01::GUINEO::MOORE | HEY! All you mimes be quiet! | Wed Aug 23 1995 16:06 | 2 |
| What do it say ?
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60.193 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Firsthand Bla Bla Bla | Wed Aug 23 1995 16:08 | 1 |
| Drop Trou for Microsoft Windows 95
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60.194 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Haven't you always wanted a monkey? | Wed Aug 23 1995 16:09 | 5 |
|
"Microsoft...Windows 95...Resistance Is Futile..."
Something like that.
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60.195 | | DEVLPR::DKILLORAN | It ain't easy, bein' sleezy! | Thu Aug 24 1995 09:35 | 15 |
|
goddam Microsquash for that effen windows 95 $#!+
My alarm goes off this morning and all I hear on the radio is all this
bull doots about windows 95....blah...blah...blah It's ancient effen
technology! They put some stupid bimbet on the radio and she says...
"It's the best thing since sliced bread...."
<sputter> <sputter> <sputter> <gag> <choke>......
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Any more of this horse $#!+ and I think I'm gonna has a stroke ! ! ! !
:-(
Dan
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60.196 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | the heat is on | Thu Aug 24 1995 09:58 | 3 |
| >Any more of this horse $#!+ and I think I'm gonna has a stroke ! ! ! !
Don't forget to take the tissues with you. /hth
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60.197 | | SPSEG::COVINGTON | There is chaos under the heavens... | Thu Aug 24 1995 10:12 | 3 |
| <--------
bahahahaha!
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60.198 | | BIGQ::SILVA | Diablo | Thu Aug 24 1995 10:18 | 3 |
|
If he has a stroke, Hoover's sales will drop for a while....
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60.199 | | BSS::DSMITH | A Harley, & the Dead the good life | Thu Aug 24 1995 10:28 | 9 |
|
DAN
You should be here at CX03 they have been training about 200 people to
support windows 95 here, and this morning every one of them is wearing
a Windows 95 t-shirt that they gave them yesterday. Put'em all together
and they would look like a beached whale!!!
Divide Dave
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60.200 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Thu Aug 24 1995 10:29 | 1 |
| J. Edgar?
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60.201 | | RUSURE::GOODWIN | | Thu Aug 24 1995 10:29 | 1 |
| Herbert.
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60.202 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Thu Aug 24 1995 10:31 | 1 |
| oh.
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60.203 | | DEVLPR::DKILLORAN | It ain't easy, bein' sleezy! | Thu Aug 24 1995 10:50 | 13 |
|
> ...every one of them is wearing a Windows 95 t-shirt ...
I want one of those shirts.... I'm gonna take it, get some red spray
paint, andmake one o' dem NOT signs on it! You know the circle wit the
line through it. Then I'd wear it to the biggest WinLose 95 conclave I
could find.
GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR ! ! ! !
:-|
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60.204 | | SHRCTR::DAVIS | | Thu Aug 24 1995 12:47 | 10 |
| I think all this bichin' in here about all this attention Windows 95 is
gettin' "out there" is just sour grapes. Digital has never gotten *any*
attention outside of IS shops and tech trade journals, and at the rate
we're going we probably never will. Get used to it.
The great HypeMachine has gotta do something. Personally, I'd rather be
inundated with misinformation and hype about W95 than OJ.
Tom
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60.205 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Thu Aug 24 1995 12:52 | 1 |
| The Florida Orange Growers have a much smaller budget than Microsoft.
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60.206 | | GIDDAY::BURT | DPD (tm) | Thu Aug 24 1995 19:29 | 5 |
| OK, I think we've all admired their marketing, their promotion etc. Can they
stop now? Please? Pretty please?
\Chele
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60.207 | | DASHER::RALSTON | Idontlikeitsojuststopit!! | Thu Aug 24 1995 20:19 | 3 |
| <-----------------------
If you owned the business, would you stop? I doubt it.
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60.208 | | DEVLPR::DKILLORAN | It ain't easy, bein' sleezy! | Fri Aug 25 1995 10:36 | 2 |
|
If it was ticking off my potential customers I would...
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60.209 | | DASHER::RALSTON | Idontlikeitsojuststopit!! | Fri Aug 25 1995 11:21 | 4 |
| The only people it seems to be ticking off are some of those in the
BOX. If you want to complain about something related, and is really
irritating, complain about Taco Bell commercials. That way you can at
least be consistent. :)
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60.210 | | DEVLPR::DKILLORAN | It ain't easy, bein' sleezy! | Fri Aug 25 1995 12:09 | 2 |
|
What about Taco Hell?
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60.211 | | DASHER::RALSTON | Idontlikeitsojuststopit!! | Fri Aug 25 1995 12:13 | 4 |
| I'm not sure it is possible to view commercial television for more than
10 minutes without seeing a Taco Bell commercial. If you watch for an
hour you will undoubtably see 4-6 of the exact same commercials. Much more
annoying IMO then the Win95 stuff.
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60.212 | | NOTIME::SACKS | Gerald Sacks ZKO2-3/N30 DTN:381-2085 | Fri Aug 25 1995 12:15 | 1 |
| Taco Bell -- don't they make low-quality consumer PCs?
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60.213 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Know your rights...all 3 of them. | Fri Aug 25 1995 12:15 | 3 |
|
Be thankful you don't have JoJo Savard.
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60.214 | lets ban ads :-} :-} | TIS::HAMBURGER | REMEMBER NOVEMBER: FREEDOM COUNTS | Fri Aug 25 1995 12:41 | 23 |
| If you really want commercials to complain about
The dunkin donuts retard couple
Taco Bell with the (should-be)embalmed cow-person retreaded for this occassion
Channel 38 commercials for their fall line-up
Beyond the box
any feminine hygiene or diarhea preventative commercial
any network promo for the coming season
MCI ads
Murphy doing SPRINT ads
Any ATT ads (how about giving us the savings of not running TV commercials)
Infinity ads, any jap-car ads, in fact any car ads :-}
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60.215 | Change the Channel | DOCTP::KELLER | Listen to the music play... | Fri Aug 25 1995 12:46 | 3 |
| That STUPID, STUPID Papa Guido's Ad -- If I hear Whoopee doo one more time,
I'll...
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60.216 | | EST::RANDOLPH | Tom R. N1OOQ | Fri Aug 25 1995 12:56 | 6 |
| > -< Change the Channel >-
> That STUPID, STUPID Papa Guido's Ad -- If I hear Whoopee doo one more time,
> I'll...
Even better, turn it off, leave it off. You get one life, you wanna spend it
watching crap like that?
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60.217 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:24 | 15 |
| What I find extremely annoying is just loud obnoxious commercials...
particularly on childrens stations. It's weird because the shows are
clean the the commercials are loud and annoying...so we don't let our
children watch them anymore.
Another thing. My three year old comes up to me and
says..."Daddy...Body Dance!" I said, Excuse me??? He said "Body
Dance" followed by sucking his thumb. I said, Andrew, where did you
hear this? He said, "I heard it on Sesame Street."
Sesame Street has officially been banned in our house. The gangster
rap is annoying, the multiculturalism makes me want to throw up, and
this is the straw that broke the camels back.
-Jack
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60.218 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:26 | 1 |
| What's wrong with Body Dance?
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60.219 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:31 | 7 |
|
>> What's wrong with Body Dance?
sounds suspiciously to me like it involves dancing and that
you use your body to do it, which is quite revolutionary when
it comes to dancing. yes - it sounds dangerous.
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60.220 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:42 | 2 |
| Sorry, I don't think it's appropriate for a three year old. Just call
me a prude!
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60.221 | the Fred Flintstone Syndrome | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | the heat is on | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:47 | 5 |
| Why bother? You do it yourself. Banning Sesame Street is just a BIT
extreme. But no one ever accused you of being a particularly deliberate
or thoughtful thinker. You make Archie Bunker look excessively
deliberative and pensive. I know, I know, what you lack in the thought
process you make up for with volume...
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60.222 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:49 | 6 |
| >> <<< Note 60.220 by MKOTS3::JMARTIN "I press on toward the goal" >>>
>> Sorry, I don't think it's appropriate for a three year old.
you don't think _what's_ appropriate? what is it!?
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60.223 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:52 | 10 |
| When he said body dance, I associated it with Dirty Dancing or Satuday
Night Fever. I didn't make a big deal out of it with him...I simply
believe Sesame Street has gotten obnoxious lately with the Gangster Rap
and the Multiculturalism...this gave me the little push I needed to get
him dressed a half hour earlier and give him a baseball.
In other words, I don't think Sesame Street is the great Satan. I just
haven't seen alot of redeeming value in it lately!
-Jack
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60.224 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:54 | 6 |
|
>> When he said body dance, I associated it with Dirty Dancing or Satuday
>> Night Fever.
ngah.
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60.225 | | SPSEG::COVINGTON | There is chaos under the heavens... | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:55 | 10 |
| .223
Associated it with dirty dancing...
And, if you remember the movie you're referring to, the theme involved
young people whose parents were so close-minded that they tried to
prevent the kids from truly enjoying themselves by dancing.
Not surprised that you associated it with that movie, after all.
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60.226 | | CSC32::M_EVANS | nothing's going to bring him back | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:56 | 7 |
| di,
It used body and dance in the same sentence. My goodnes! next thing
you know they will teach tolerance for people of difference to oneself,
and how to read letters and numbers.
meg
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60.227 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Fri Aug 25 1995 13:59 | 4 |
| It is impossible to dance without a body.
Saturday Night Fever? Ooooh, how evil! And does your son associate it
with Disco or dirty dancin'?
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60.228 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | the heat is on | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:00 | 1 |
| Well, I'll agree that disco is evil... ;-)
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60.229 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Petite Chambre des Maudites | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:01 | 4 |
|
Oh, I love disco.
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60.230 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:04 | 7 |
| >> <<< Note 60.226 by CSC32::M_EVANS "nothing's going to bring him back" >>>
>> they will teach tolerance for people of difference to oneself,
>> and how to read letters and numbers.
i find this a bit too horrible to contemplate. especially the letters
and numbers thing.
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60.231 | | SMURF::BINDER | Night's candles are burnt out. | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:04 | 7 |
| .223
> Gangster Rap
Gangsta.
NNTTM.
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60.232 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:07 | 1 |
| <--- what a funny bunny.
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60.233 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:08 | 4 |
| Perhaps...I guess I am trying to hold on to my three year olds
innocense!
-Jack
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60.234 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | the heat is on | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:09 | 1 |
| innocense and peppermints? 8^)
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60.235 | | SMURF::BINDER | Night's candles are burnt out. | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:10 | 5 |
| .233
Hold on too hard, and your child will enter the real world entirely
unable to cope with it because she never learned anything about how it
really works.
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60.236 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:10 | 1 |
| A futile maneuver. Incorrect strategy number 1.
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60.237 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:11 | 5 |
| Agreed...and I usually don't act that way. I would still rather give
him a book or a baseball than to have to subject him to the gangsta
rap!
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60.238 | | GAVEL::JANDROW | Green-Eyed Lady... | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:11 | 10 |
| >>...lately with the Gangster Rap and the Multiculturalisn...this gave
>>me the little push I needed to get him dressed a half hour earlier...
you have a problem with your son learning about different cultures!?!?
or do you have the problem with different cultures?? and you don't
even know what "body dance" is, yet you are ready to ban it from your
t.v.??? he is 3 years old!! how do you even know he got the words
right?? sometimes jack, you really scare me...you really do...
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60.239 | | CSC32::M_EVANS | nothing's going to bring him back | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:14 | 4 |
| GHangsta rap on SS. Methinks you should listen to some real gangsta
rap before referring to the rap that SS has on.
meg
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60.240 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | Reformatted to fit your screen | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:17 | 5 |
| This is too much. Body dance = suggestive body motions in a
multicultual, mixed sex environment and therfore leads to progressive
liberalism resulting in an inappropiately open minded individual.
Can't have that now, no we certainly can't. We now return you to our
previously scheduled repression.
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60.241 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Petite Chambre des Maudites | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:18 | 4 |
|
Perhaps he needed to urinate, and was doing the potty dance.
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60.242 | | SPSEG::COVINGTON | There is chaos under the heavens... | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:23 | 12 |
| This is very interesting...
Gotta give credit to Jack.
Although I think he's being close-minded and overprotective, he calmly
stuck to his guns when no less than 7 people started attacking his way
of raising his child.
Instead of retorting angrily with "It's my child and I can do what I
want, so piss off" or "I don't care what you think" he responded with
a statement more along the lines of (in my interpretation) "That may be
how you think, but this is the way I >feel<." Wow. A calm response to
attack - in the box, no less!
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60.243 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:27 | 3 |
| <--- Piss off!
;')
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60.244 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:27 | 7 |
|
>> stuck to his guns when no less than 7 people started attacking his way
>> of raising his child.
attacked his way of raising his child?? i suggest you count again.
you're way off.
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60.245 | | SPSEG::COVINGTON | There is chaos under the heavens... | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:31 | 6 |
| .244
Ok, ok...wrong words again. It's that dang enligh language. Still
working on it.
How about "indirectly ridiculed his beliefs?"
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60.246 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:32 | 5 |
|
>> How about "indirectly ridiculed his beliefs?"
oh okay - yeah, we do that all the time. ;>
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60.247 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:34 | 61 |
| ZZZ sometimes jack, you really scare me...you really do...
Well, let me put the icing on the cake with the cherry on top...
I love you Raq....I have always loved you and will never stop loving
you!!!!
Now you can be terrified!! :-)
ZZ you have a problem with your son learning about different
ZZ cultures!?!?
ZZ or do you have the problem with different cultures??
I awaited this question because I knew somebody would ask. I have
discuseed this before but it has been a while.
I am particularly sensitive to multiculturalism because I love this
great country of ours and respect truth, the freedom to think as your
conscience dictates within the parameters of the law, and the ability
to minister to your fellow man. There is a distinction between
diversity and multicullturalism. Diversity draws a conclusion...no two
are exactly the same. All Americans come in a variety of heritages and
cultures. This is something to be valued because their is much to
learn from one another. I am a proponent of diversity...why not?
Anything other than that is bigotry.
Multiculturalism is my definition of all the nonsense and propoganda
wrapped up in one neat little package as an attempt to weaken western
culture and destroy some of the Eurocentric traditions which have made
this country great, i.e. The freedom of religion, the freedom to raise
your children as you wish, the value of education, etc.
Multiculturalism, Raq, consists of the following ideologies or beliefs.
1. All cultures are wonderful and are valuable to the world community.
-Lie. Not all cultures are wonderful. In fact, some of them are
downright ugly and horrible. A total disregard for equal rights,
democracy, etc. I'm sure Idi Amin would love to have you over for
dinner some night.
2. Eurocentric thought is evil, dominating, and repressive to the
world. Anything other than western thought is good.
3. Because person A came over 200 years ago in chains, all person B's
now have to reparate all person A's. Furthermore, there is a myriad of
other victims going for the same small piece of pie. Therefore, person
A's are all bigots, racists, and sexists. They are the radical right.
4. If you don't think like we do, then you are stupid. Therefore, you
need to vote us into office so we can compensate for your stupidity.
Yes Raq, they think you are stupid and you need to be saved from
yourself. Check any history book written after 1990 and you will see
alot of all the things which made our country great replaced by
multiculturalism.
-Jack
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60.248 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | the heat is on | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:37 | 11 |
| >How about "indirectly ridiculed his beliefs?"
You make it sound like that's a bad thing. The man banned a program
from his house on the basis that his child repeated a phrase he heard
on the program to his father and his father didn't like the sound of it
(even though he was not familiar with what it meant, and we "indirectly
ridiculed" him for it. SFW? It seems perfectly reasonable to
"indirectly ridicule" that sort of behavior. People who make decisions
based in ignorance ought to expect as much. Not that I question his
right to make such decisions, but then, I am simply asserting my right
to find what he's doing to be strange and silly, and to say so.
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60.250 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:37 | 3 |
| ZZZ Perhaps he needed to urinate, and was doing the potty dance.
Severe laughter!!!!
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60.249 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:39 | 1 |
| Jack, you are opposed to a theocracy then?
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60.251 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:40 | 10 |
| If you read a few replies back, I said it was the little push I needed
to shut off Sesame Street. I didn't act compulsively like..."Oh My
God!!! He Said Body Dance!!!!" No, you're making a mountain out of a
molehill here.
Let's make this easier. Sesame Street has become noisy over the last
year; therefore, I decided to give my three year old a book or a
baseball instead and shut off Sesame Street.
-Jack
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60.252 | | SPSEG::COVINGTON | There is chaos under the heavens... | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:40 | 4 |
| .248
If I made it sound like a bad thing, then I am indicting myself. I was
one of the people I counted. Reread first line, third para of my note.
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60.253 | | GRANPA::MWANNEMACHER | NRA member | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:44 | 4 |
|
Mark, that's not what he said at all. He said that was the topper, but
it had been building for a while.
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60.254 | | CONSLT::MOYNIHAN | Wakefield vs Nomo in the Opener | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:48 | 13 |
| 60.247
MKOTS3::JMARTIN "I press on toward the goal" 61 lines 25-AUG-1995 13:34
.............................I am a proponent of diversity...why not?
Anything other than that is bigotry.
47.536
MKOTS3::JMARTIN "I press on toward the goal" 2 lines 25-AUG-1995 11:19
By the way, when will the lefty bimbo brigade be going to the largest
concentration camp in the world?
JMARTIN,
Rectum-aperture of the year.
NNTTM
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60.255 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | Reformatted to fit your screen | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:49 | 2 |
| Indirectly? Not a chance, we all took the full frontal assault route
complete with war cry and camo paint. Indirectly, pah!
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60.256 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | the heat is on | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:51 | 7 |
| He elucidated on this in a subsequent reply, but reading .217 didn't
give one the impression that the discussion with his son regarding
"body dancing" was terribly detailed. He went from "what, where did you
hear that?" to "Sesame Street is officially banned in my house" in a
single breath, without stopping along the way to find out what "body
dancing" is. Of course, if he was just looking for an excuse, then it
was a mighty tiny straw indeed that "broke the camel's back."
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60.257 | | DEVLPR::DKILLORAN | Danimal | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:55 | 10 |
|
re:.248
> SFW?
Single Female White?
Stuttering Flightless Whale?
So Forking What....ahhhhh
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60.258 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Fri Aug 25 1995 14:56 | 13 |
| ZZ JMARTIN,
ZZ Rectum-aperture of the year.
Moyni:
And I stand by it. Bigotry precludes judgement on ones ideologies.
Bigotry is judgement on who one is. The delegation of women from the
United States is largely made up of just what I said. America's best
whiners and belly achers. I definitely disqualify them as the cream of
the crop when it comes to integrity and character. And quite frankly,
I'm embarrassed by their attending.
-Jack
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60.259 | | GRANPA::MWANNEMACHER | NRA member | Fri Aug 25 1995 15:07 | 22 |
| <<< BACK40::BACK40$DKA500:[NOTES$LIBRARY]SOAPBOX.NOTE;1 >>>
-< Soapbox. Just Soapbox. >-
================================================================================
Note 60.217 Sick & Tired 217 of 258
MKOTS3::JMARTIN "I press on toward the goal" 15 lines 25-AUG-1995 12:24
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Another thing. My three year old comes up to me and
> says..."Daddy...Body Dance!" I said, Excuse me??? He said "Body
> Dance" followed by sucking his thumb. I said, Andrew, where did you
> hear this? He said, "I heard it on Sesame Street."
>
> Sesame Street has officially been banned in our house. The gangster
> _____________________________________________________________________
rap is annoying, the multiculturalism makes me want to throw up, and
> ____________________________________________________________________
this is the straw that broke the camels back.
_____________________________________________
-Jack
Seems to me, he made it clear in the underlined text that he had other
reasons.
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60.260 | | NOTIME::SACKS | Gerald Sacks ZKO2-3/N30 DTN:381-2085 | Fri Aug 25 1995 15:18 | 2 |
| Jack, you're going to give your kid a baseball?! What if he ends up like
Wade Boggs, Pete Rose, or Darryl Strawberry?
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60.261 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Nothing wrong $100 wouldn't fix. | Fri Aug 25 1995 15:19 | 3 |
|
If Jack's kid gets a PC, he could end up like Jake Baker!!!!
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60.262 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Fri Aug 25 1995 15:25 | 2 |
| Baseball does lead to substance abuse, gambling and sexual promiscuity.
Half way to becoming a Senator!
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60.263 | | CSC32::M_EVANS | nothing's going to bring him back | Fri Aug 25 1995 15:27 | 3 |
| Or Mickey Mantle, or Babe Ruth?
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60.264 | | GAVEL::JANDROW | Green-Eyed Lady... | Fri Aug 25 1995 15:43 | 9 |
| last time i checked, multiculturalism and diversity were very similar,
one is a more specific of the other (so to speak). in multiculturalism
there is diversity. i just don't understand how you can feel one is good
yet the other is bad.
and regarding those later text books that you seem to oppose, the way i
see it, they are just (finally) including more truths to what happened
way back when the whiteman wrote the history books.
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60.265 | They got the "SS" part right | DECWIN::RALTO | Stay in bed, float upstream | Fri Aug 25 1995 23:36 | 17 |
| re: Sesame Street
Hah, I didn't even have to ban it in my house (although I came
close several times for various reasons), after my kids were around
three (if even that old) they refused to watch it anymore, because
they thought it stunk!
re: Annoying Taco Bell commercials
Isn't Taco Bell the Mexican phone company? But seriously folks,
how can an alleged restaurant expect its potential customers to
break down the doors to purchase and consume something called a
"Volcano Burrito"? The mere thought of what something with that
name is going to do, once it gets inside me, is terrifying. Not
to mention what it's going to do afterwards.
Chris
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60.266 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Learning to lean | Sat Aug 26 1995 00:44 | 10 |
|
I'd be very happy with Taco Bell, if they'd figure out a way to enable
a customer to refold a burrito after putting hot sauce on it. I've
never been able to do it.
Jim
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60.267 | Just what is this "body-dancing" anyway? | AIMHI::MARTIN | actually Rob Cashmon, NHPM::CASHMON | Sat Aug 26 1995 07:44 | 10 |
|
You all leave Jack Martin alone.
The man is a prince and one of the great American heroes of our time.
Rob
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60.268 | | DRDAN::KALIKOW | DIGITAL=DEC: ReClaim TheName&Glory! | Sat Aug 26 1995 18:45 | 6 |
| Methinx it resonated too closely with "horizontal bop" in the ~mind~ of
Mr. Martin. So he hadda quick slip the mental condom (i.e., blinders)
on his kid. Not that it's BAD to wanna protect yer kids from stuff one
considers evil... It's just that we're havin fun lampooning his
opinions, that's all!! :-}
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60.269 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | Reformatted to fit your screen | Mon Aug 28 1995 12:19 | 1 |
| S&T of the insipid Frank Fescue and the Luuuuube show commercials.
|
60.270 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Look at the BONES! | Mon Aug 28 1995 12:22 | 9 |
|
Ah, the advantages of not watching tv:
>S&T of the insipid Frank Fescue and the Luuuuube show commercials.
I have _no_ idea who Frank Fescue is. Sounds like I'm a lucky
guy!!
-b
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60.271 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | I'd rather have Jesus | Mon Aug 28 1995 12:27 | 5 |
|
As long as they don't start a grass roots campaign to educate us about
Mr. Fescue, I'll be fine.
|
60.272 | | CBHVAX::CBH | Lager Lout | Mon Aug 28 1995 12:40 | 3 |
| Sick and tired of OJ Bloody Bollocky Bastard Simpson. Yaaaaaaaaaaawwwwnn...
Chris.
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60.273 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Look at the BONES! | Mon Aug 28 1995 12:43 | 8 |
|
re: .272
I keep hoping Marsha goes postal and whacks Johnny Cochrane,
then elopes with Mark Furman, and F. Lee Bailey turns out
to be a long-lost Kennedy brother.
-b
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60.274 | | BIGQ::SILVA | Diablo | Mon Aug 28 1995 15:11 | 2 |
|
I thought ole F. Lee will be Teddy's first wife in disguise....
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60.275 | taxes...we are definitely NOT free people | CSOA1::LEECH | Dia do bheatha. | Mon Aug 28 1995 15:24 | 11 |
| city tax
state tax
federal tax
social security tax
medicare tax
city tax (yes again, I pay two different local taxes)
sales tax
gas tax (which probably costs you more than the actual fuel)
beer tax (which goes well beyond sales tax)
interest tax (retaxed tax)
utilities tax
|
60.276 | | GRANPA::MWANNEMACHER | NRA member | Mon Aug 28 1995 15:25 | 15 |
|
You forgot:
Inheritance Tax
Gift Tax
Property Tax
Auto registration
Tolls
Fines
|
60.277 | | CALLME::MR_TOPAZ | | Mon Aug 28 1995 15:27 | 5 |
|
Gimme Gimme Gimme Gimme Gimme Gimme Gimme
Leech knows all about Truth, but Morality and Decency have manged
to elude him.
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60.278 | | CSOA1::LEECH | Dia do bheatha. | Mon Aug 28 1995 15:33 | 1 |
| I also left out "service" tax, too.
|
60.279 | Where'd that one come from? | CSOA1::LEECH | Dia do bheatha. | Mon Aug 28 1995 15:36 | 3 |
| re: .277
What are you raving about now, Mr_Topaz?
|
60.280 | | ROWLET::AINSLEY | Less than 150kts is TOO slow! | Mon Aug 28 1995 15:36 | 6 |
| re: .275
Get yourself out of Ohio for starters. The double city income tax was
the straw that broke this camel's back.
Bob
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60.281 | | CSOA1::LEECH | Dia do bheatha. | Mon Aug 28 1995 15:41 | 5 |
| Gotta like Texas in that regard. No city or state tax, though the
sales tax is what, 8.5%? At least you have a choice, though.
-steve
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60.282 | | BIGQ::SILVA | Diablo | Mon Aug 28 1995 15:48 | 6 |
|
Bob..... are you sure it was a straw and not another cigarette that
broke that Joe Camel's back?
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60.283 | | CBHVAX::CBH | Lager Lout | Mon Aug 28 1995 16:55 | 6 |
| > Gimme Gimme Gimme Gimme Gimme Gimme
...alcohol!
Good song, that.
Chris.
|
60.284 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Booze ain't food | Mon Aug 28 1995 17:39 | 2 |
| You people have no idea what real taxation is like, however Revenue
Canada is docile compared to the IRS.
|
60.285 | | NETCAD::WOODFORD | OhNO! Not the LAN Mr. Bill! | Mon Aug 28 1995 17:44 | 9 |
|
Oh come on Glenn! GST at 7%...then they subtotal, THEN they
add the PST at 11%, and TAX THE TAX YOU ALREADY PAID! Every
single thing I bought up there, I ended up paying the equivalent
of 18.6% tax! And the prices! YEOW! $2.69 for a 2 litre container
of milk! (Approx. 1/2 gallon) Here, a full gallon of milk is only
$2.19, and if it's on special, you can get it for $1.99/gallon!
|
60.286 | | ROWLET::AINSLEY | Less than 150kts is TOO slow! | Mon Aug 28 1995 17:44 | 5 |
| re: .284
And I'd like to keep it that way, thank you.
Bob
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60.287 | | GRANPA::MWANNEMACHER | NRA member | Tue Aug 29 1995 08:01 | 7 |
|
How true, Bob. No offense, Glenn, but just cuz you all have it worse
than we do, doesn't make me feel any better.
Mike
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60.288 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Beer ain't booze | Tue Aug 29 1995 09:41 | 4 |
| The Italians have it the worsest, which should make you feel a little
better.
|
60.289 | | GAVEL::JANDROW | Green-Eyed Lady... | Tue Aug 29 1995 13:03 | 7 |
|
i'm siq and tired.
that's it, just siq and tired.
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60.290 | Effin' Hootie and the effin' Blowfish | AIMHI::MARTIN | actually Rob Cashmon, NHPM::CASHMON | Sun Sep 10 1995 03:18 | 13 |
|
I am sick and tired of Hootie and the Blowfish.
I realize that they are the current "flavor-of-the-month" and all that,
but enough is enough, already. They're everywhere! You can't get
away from them!
It's all a fiendish plot propagated by the Trilateral Commission...
Rob
|
60.291 | | BIGQ::SILVA | Diablo | Sun Sep 10 1995 20:10 | 3 |
|
No... the plot is really sprung by Barney, Jack. :-)
|
60.292 | | GRANPA::MWANNEMACHER | NRA member | Mon Sep 11 1995 08:46 | 5 |
|
I've been listening to them for quite a while now. They've got a great
sound, back to basics.
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60.293 | More ! More !!! | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Frustrated Incorporated | Mon Sep 11 1995 11:39 | 10 |
|
As I've said for some time, I like their stuff. Let's serenade
Martin :
Let her cryyyyyyyyy, let her tears fall down like rain.
Let her cryyyyyyyyy, if it eases all her pain.
Let her go, let her walk right out on me.
And if the sun comes up tomorrow, let her beeeeeeee...
bb
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60.294 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Holy rusted metal, Batman! | Mon Sep 11 1995 11:46 | 3 |
|
Wow ... I kinda like that song. Is that who does it?
|
60.295 | | GOOEY::JUDY | That's *Ms. Bitch* to you! | Mon Sep 11 1995 12:29 | 4 |
|
Yup.
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60.296 | | DEVLPR::DKILLORAN | Danimal | Mon Sep 11 1995 12:34 | 5 |
|
eeerrrr....guys, that was Rob that posted the note, not Jack Martin...
HTH
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60.297 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Holy rusted metal, Batman! | Mon Sep 11 1995 13:04 | 7 |
|
That song sounds very similar to a song by another band that's a
few years older ... geez, who/what was it? Dave Edmunds, maybe?
That's who I thought it was at first.
"We Just Disagree", I think, is the name of the song.
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60.298 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Sep 11 1995 13:08 | 3 |
|
.297 Dave Mason
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60.299 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Holy rusted metal, Batman! | Mon Sep 11 1995 13:16 | 5 |
|
Yes ... thanks!! Too many Daves in the music world.
8^)
|
60.300 | | GRANPA::MWANNEMACHER | NRA member | Mon Sep 11 1995 13:16 | 2 |
|
Hootie's is better.....
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60.301 | Good Soapbox Anthem ;^) | TROOA::COLLINS | Every now and then it's gotta rain. | Mon Sep 11 1995 13:17 | 8 |
|
So let's leave it alone
'Cause we can't see eye-to-eye
There ain't no good guy
There ain't no bad guy
There's only you and me
And we just disagree..
|
60.302 | .293 | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Sep 11 1995 13:27 | 3 |
|
that H&tBF song is dreck, imo.
|
60.303 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Darwinian Trilateralism | Mon Sep 11 1995 13:27 | 3 |
| ooooooo ooooooo ooooooo ooo
Oh Oh Ohwoooooo
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60.304 | Hootie and the Fish blow | AIMHI::MARTIN | actually Rob Cashmon, NHPM::CASHMON | Tue Sep 12 1995 07:58 | 10 |
|
re.296, Dan
Dan! Shhhhh...if they want to serenade Jack instead of me, that's
fine by me. ;-)
Rob
|
60.305 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Darwinian Trilateralism | Tue Sep 12 1995 11:09 | 4 |
| I saw them on Letterman last week.
I, like Dave, couldn't figure out who Hootie was or which one was/could
have been the Blow Fish.
|
60.306 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Tue Sep 12 1995 11:20 | 8 |
|
.305 so let's recap...
- you and dave couldn't figure out which one was hootie.
- you and dave like to beat jokes to death.
hey, maybe you're twins!
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60.307 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Darwinian Trilateralism | Tue Sep 12 1995 11:25 | 1 |
| Yabbut Dave earns 14 million a year and I apparently earn less.
|
60.308 | | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | Been complimented by a toady lately? | Tue Sep 12 1995 11:28 | 5 |
|
re: .306
As far as I know, there's only one set of twins around here...
|
60.309 | | GRANPA::MWANNEMACHER | NRA member | Tue Sep 12 1995 11:34 | 3 |
|
RE: .307 $13.5 million ain't too bad, quitchyer complainin.
|
60.310 | y | STRATA::STILL | sky divers make a lasting impression :-o | Wed Sep 13 1995 06:00 | 4 |
| i am sick and tired
i have the flu and i didn't get any sleep last night.
|
60.311 | AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGH!!! | DOCTP::KELLER | Listen to the music play... | Wed Sep 13 1995 09:17 | 14 |
| Politically Corect BS -- the latest round that I heard about was on
National Propaganda Radio yesterday.
The New New Testament of the bible. There is no God only a Father/Mother,
there is no son only The Child, there is no kingdom of heaven, it is now a
dominion.
I am not really into organized religions, I was brought up episcopalian,
but I don't practice anymore, however, I think this new PC New testament is
HORSEHOCKEY! The bible is a book, read it the way it was written and make
your own interpretations. Don't rewrite the damn thing to meet the current
socio-political agenda.
--Geoff
|
60.312 | | DOCTP::KELLER | Listen to the music play... | Wed Sep 13 1995 09:17 | 9 |
| > <<< Note 60.311 by DOCTP::KELLER "Listen to the music play..." >>>
> -< AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGH!!! >-
>
>Politically Corect BS -- the latest round that I heard about was on
^^^^^^
Correct
--Geoff
|
60.313 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Kiss my GAK | Wed Sep 13 1995 10:47 | 7 |
| So, you into disorganized religion then?
The Universal Church Of The Slob?
The IRS?
|
60.314 | | DEVLPR::DKILLORAN | Danimal | Wed Sep 13 1995 10:57 | 20 |
|
> The IRS?
Glenn, you're lucky you're in Canadia, down here a comment like that
could get you 50-75 years....
{crash}
"...what the..."
"Mr Killoran, you're comming with us"
"NO! WAIT! It was a joke..."
"Tell that to the auditor..."
"HEEEELLLLLPPPP MEEE ! ! ! ! "
{slam}
|
60.315 | | DOCTP::KELLER | Listen to the music play... | Wed Sep 13 1995 11:01 | 17 |
| > <<< Note 60.313 by POLAR::RICHARDSON "Kiss my GAK" >>>
>
> So, you into disorganized religion then?
>
> The Universal Church Of The Slob?
>
> The IRS?
I'm a druid, my neighbor's to the left worship satan, my neighbors to the
right are buddhists, and my neighbor's up the hill are just plain heathens.
At least that's what I told the Jehova(sp?) Witnesses when they cam to the
door the other day.
:-)Geoff
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60.316 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Wed Sep 13 1995 11:03 | 5 |
|
> I'm a druid
Cool. There's not many of us left.
|
60.317 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Wed Sep 13 1995 11:19 | 3 |
|
do you _look_ druish?
|
60.318 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Holy rusted metal, Batman! | Wed Sep 13 1995 12:03 | 3 |
|
Ahah ... another "Spaceballs" fan, perhaps?
|
60.319 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Wed Sep 13 1995 12:13 | 2 |
|
Shawn, as is sometimes said in the 'box, "I seen it."
|
60.320 | and the cold | SMURF::WALTERS | | Wed Sep 13 1995 12:22 | 5 |
|
do you _look_ druish?
Bluish. It's the woad.
|
60.321 | Good enough for me: canonical | SPEZKO::FRASER | Mobius Loop; see other side | Wed Sep 13 1995 12:39 | 315 |
| The Canonical "good enough for me"
[Author(s) unknown {to me, at least.}]
See the third verse...
Let us worship Aphrodite,
Though we hear she's rather flighty
Still she looks great in a nightie
And that's good enough for me.
We will pray to Father Zeus
In his temple we'll hang loose
Eating roast beef au jus,
And that's good enough for me.
Let us worship like the Druids
Drinking strange fermented fluids
Running naked through the wo-ods,
And that's good enough for me.
My roommate worships Buddha.
There is no idol cuter.
Comes in copper, bronze, and pewter,
And that's good enough for me.
We will worship Sun Myung Moon
Though we know he is a goon.
All our money he'll have soon.
And that's good enough for me.
We will go down to the temple,
Sit on mats woven of hemp(le),
Try to set a good exemple [sic],
And that's good enough for me.
We will finally pray to Jesus,
From our sins we hope he frees us,
Eternal life he guarantees us,
And that's good enough for me.
Let us pray to Zarathustra
Let us pray just like we useta
I'm a Zarathustra boosta
It's good enough for me.
Let us pray like the Egyptians
Build pyramids to put our crypts in
Fill our subways with inscriptions
It's good enough for me.
If it's good enough for Dagon
That conservative old pagan
Who still votes for Ronald Reagan
It's good enough for me
We will have a mighty orgy,
In the honor of Astarte
It will be one helluva party
And it's good enough for me.
We will sacrifice to Yuggoth
Carve the signs of Azathoth
Burn a candle for Yog-Sothoth
And the Goat with a thousand young.
We will all be saved by Mithras
We will all be saved by Mithras
Slay the bull and play the zithras
On that resurrection day.
We will all bow down to Enlil
We will all bow down to Enlil
Pass your cup and get a refill
With bold Gilgamesh the brave.
It was good enough for Loki
It was good enough for Loki
He thinks Thor's a little hokey
And he's good enough for me.
We will all go to Nirvana
So be sure to mind your manners
Make a left turn at Savannah
And we'll see the Promised Land.
It was good for old Jehova
He had a son who was a nova
Hey there, Mithras move on ova'
A new resurrection day.
Where's the gong gang? I can't find it
I think Northwoods is behind it
For they've always been cymbal minded
Yet they're good enough for me.
I hear Valkyries a-comin
In the air their song is coming
They forgot the words they're humming
Yet they're good enough for me.
There are people into voodoo
Africa has raised a whoodo
Just one little doll will do you
And it's good enough for me.
It was good for Thor and Odin
Grab an axe and get your woad on
Till the Giants went and rode in
And it's good enough for me.
If your rising sign is Aries
You'll be taken by the faeries
Meet the Buddha in Benares
Where he'll hit you with a pie.
There will be a lot of lovin'
When we're gathered in our coven.
Quit your pushin' and your shovin'
So there'll be room enough for me.
There are followers of Conan.
And you'll never hear 'em groaning
Followed Crom up to his throne(in)
And it's good enough for me
It could be that you're a Parsi.
It could be that you're a Parsi.
Walk on by her; you'll get in free
And you're good enough for me.
Azathoth is in his Chaos.
Azathoth is in his Chaos.
Now if only he don't sway us,
Then that's good enough for me.
Just like Carlos Casteneda,
Just like Carlos Casteneda,
It'll get you sooner or later
And it's good enough for me.
We will venerate Bubastes.
We will venerate Bubastes.
If you like us then just ask us,
And that's good enough for me.
We will all sing Hari Krishna.
We will all sing Hari Krishna.
It's not mentioned in the mishna
But that's good enough for me.
We will read from the Cabala.
Quote the Tree of Life mandala
It won't get you in Valhalla,
Yet it's good enough for me.
If you think that you'll be sa-ved,
If you think that you'll be sa-ved,
If you follow Mogan David,
You're not good enough for me.
It's the opera written for us.
We will all join in the chorus.
It's the opera about Boris
Which is Godunov for me.
There is room enough in Hades
For lots of criminals and shadies
And disreputable ladies,
And they're good enough for me.
To the tune of Handel's "Largo"
We will hymn the gods of cargo
'Til they slap on an embargo
And that's good enough for me.
Praise to Popacatapetl
Just a tiny cigarette'll
put him in terrific fettle
so he's good enough for me.
We will drive up to Valhalla
riding Beetles, not Impalas
singing "Deutschland Uber Alles"
and that's good enough for me.
We will all bow to Hephaestus
As a blacksmith he will test us
'cause his balls are pure asbestos
so he's good enough for me.
We will sing of Iluvatur,
Who sent the Valar 'cross the water
To lead Morgoth to the slaughter
And that's just fine with me.
We will sing of Foul the Render,
Who's got Drool Rockworm on a bender
In his cave in Kiril Threndor--
They're both too much for me.
We will sing the Jug of Issek,
And of Fafhrd his chief mystic,
Though to thieving Mouser will stick,
That's still good enough for me.
Of Lord Shardik you must beware;
To please him you must swear;
'Cause enraged he's a real Bear,
And that's good enough for me.
You can dance and wave the thyrsos
And sing lots of rowdy verses
Till the neighbors holler curses,
And that's good enough for me.
Let us celebrate Jehovah
Who created us \ab/ \ova/
He'll be on tonight on Nova
'cause he's good enough for me.
Montezuma used to start out
He would rip a certain part out
You would really eat your heart out
And he's good enough for me.
We will go to worship Zeus
Though his morals are quite loose
He gave Leda quite a goose
And he's good enough for me.
It was good enough for Loki
For he is the god of Chaos
And this verse doesn't even rhyme, or scan.
Fuck you! It's good enough for me.
Let us sing to old Discordia
'Cause it's sure she's never bored ya
And if she's good enough for ya
Then she's good enough for me.
We will go to worship Venus
Though we hear she's kind of mean(us)
She might bite you on the--elbow
But she's good enough for me.
Well, we went to worship Venus
And, by god, you should have seen us
'Cause the clinic had to screen us
But she's good enough for me.
We will go and worship Isis
She will help us in a crisis
And she'll never raise her prices
So she's good enough for me.
We will sing a song of Mithras
Let us sing a song of Mithras
But there is no rhyme for Mithras!
Still he's good enough for me.
We will go to worship Kali
Hugging her is quite a folly
She'd be quite an armful, golly!
And she's good enough for me.
We will all bow down to Allah,
For he gave his loyal follow-
Ers the mighy petro-dollah,
And that's good enough for me.
Let us sing to Lord Cthuhlu
Don't let Lovecraft try to fool you
Or the Elder Gods WILL rule you
And that's good enough for me.
Let us watch Ka.ka.pa.ull
Frolic in her swimming pool
Subjecting chaos to her rule
And that's all right with me
Let's all listen up to Jesus
He says rich folks like old Croesus
Will be damned until Hell freezes
And that don't sound good to me.
Let us do our thing for Eris
Goddess of the discord there is
Apple's golden, it's not ferrous
and that's good enough for me
Of the Old Ones, none is vaster
Even Cthulhu's not his master
I refer to the unspeakable ------*
and that's good enough for me
* Well, do YOU want to say it?
Let us worship old Jehovah
All you other gods move ovah
Cause the one God's takin' over
And it's good enough for me
Let us sing for Brooharia
Though the blood's a lot less cleaner
It's not Christian Santaria
So it's good enough for me
Timmy Leary we will sing to
And the things that he was into
(Well, at least it wasn't Shinto)
And that's good enough for me.
Let us sing a praise to Loki
The Norse God of Fire and Chaos
Which is why this verse doesn't rhyme or scan
But it's good enough for me
|
60.322 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Wed Sep 13 1995 12:43 | 4 |
|
> Drinking strange fermented fluids
See wine note
|
60.323 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | I'd rather have Jesus | Thu Sep 21 1995 13:34 | 10 |
|
I'm sick and tired of Claprood and Whitley (on WRKO for our non New England
customers). I've taken to listening to classical music on the way to work
in the morning and I arrive in much better spirits.
Jim
|
60.324 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Thu Sep 21 1995 13:45 | 1 |
| It's Claptrap and Witless
|
60.325 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | I'd rather have Jesus | Thu Sep 21 1995 13:46 | 4 |
|
whoops...you're right.
|
60.327 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Friend will you be ready? | Thu Sep 21 1995 13:56 | 4 |
|
Sorry, I'm too far gone for that ;-)
|
60.326 | | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | Been complimented by a toady lately? | Thu Sep 21 1995 13:58 | 11 |
| RE: .323
Jim,
I've never listened to them, but you obviously made the right choice...
Now... all we have to do is convince you to NOT be a MLB sheep...
:) :)
|
60.328 | | HUMANE::KAOFS::J_COLLINS | | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:10 | 7 |
|
If I EVER catch the "adult" male who INSISTS on urinating all over
the toilet seats here, I WILL force his head into the bowl and flush
it!
I mean it! I'm serious!! Just *try* me!!! >:^[
|
60.329 | | POWDML::POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:21 | 2 |
| Perhaps it's someone with a catheter problem. Did you ever think of
that Mr. Toilet Policeman? Eh?
|
60.330 | | HUMANE::KAOFS::J_COLLINS | | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:25 | 4 |
|
Well, then, Mr. Catheter Problem can wipe off the seat when he's
done hosing it!!!!
|
60.331 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:26 | 1 |
| Ooops
|
60.332 | | POWDML::POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:31 | 1 |
| What if Mr. Catheter Problem has no hands?
|
60.333 | | MPGS::MARKEY | World Wide Epiphany | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:34 | 6 |
|
[Insert picture of guy with no hands, with a plastic bag filled
with yellow liquid, holding a big wad of toilet paper in his
mouth and making wiping motions around the toilet lid.]
-b
|
60.334 | | POWDML::POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:38 | 3 |
| Isn't Mr. Toilet Policeman insensitive?
Poor Mr. Catheter Problem.
|
60.335 | | SMURF::MSCANLON | alliaskofmyselfisthatiholdtogether | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:39 | 4 |
| re: .333
Thanks for that stunning visual. It will make purging lunch
so much easier......
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60.336 | | MPGS::MARKEY | World Wide Epiphany | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:41 | 5 |
|
Glad to be of service... we aim to please! [unlike those who
are the subject of this thread...]
-b
|
60.337 | | HUMANE::KAOFS::J_COLLINS | | Wed Sep 27 1995 12:56 | 6 |
|
Typical liberal thinking..."Ohhh, I've got a catheter problem and
no hands, therefore I should not be held responsible for my actions."
Typical victim mentality.
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60.338 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | I press on toward the goal | Wed Sep 27 1995 13:06 | 1 |
| Hey Joan...is that you or your wife??
|
60.339 | | CBHVAX::CBH | Lager Lout | Wed Sep 27 1995 13:07 | 9 |
| The Young Ones Book says something along the lines of, "at the party
toilet, all the men must be wearing garden sprinklers on their knobs,
as nothing else can explain the lakes of piss around the toilet".
Alternatively, have a look in rec.arts.bodyart for a particularly
cringeworthy willy `modification'. Even women cross their legs when
they hear about it.
Chris.
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60.340 | | HUMANE::KAOFS::J_COLLINS | | Wed Sep 27 1995 13:10 | 6 |
|
.338:
'smeee, 'smeee! Sneakin' into Soapbox from node HUMANE 'cuz the
TRO-AKO link "isn't" down.
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60.341 | | 43GMC::KEITH | Dr. Deuce | Wed Sep 27 1995 13:35 | 3 |
| rec.arts.bodyart
Is that on the WWW? If so, what is the rest of the address?
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60.342 | | CBHVAX::CBH | Lager Lout | Wed Sep 27 1995 13:43 | 7 |
| > rec.arts.bodyart
> Is that on the WWW? If so, what is the rest of the address?
that's the usenet discussion group. For visual excruciation, look up
http://www.io.org/~bme
Chris.
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60.343 | | SPEZKO::FRASER | Mobius Loop; see other side | Wed Sep 27 1995 13:56 | 4 |
| > http://www.io.org/~bme
I looked in there once - I'm scared to go near it! :*)
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60.344 | | CNTROL::JENNISON | Revive us, Oh Lord | Wed Sep 27 1995 14:00 | 5 |
|
Well, John, the irony of similar occurences in women's bathrooms
is that the seats only get wet by the women that are afraid to
sit down. They must also be afraid to wipe the seats when they
are done. Maybe they know something we don't...
|
60.345 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Act like you own the company | Wed Sep 27 1995 14:06 | 13 |
|
My neighbor is a mechanic, and owns a garage downtown. A few
years ago one of his female customers asked him if she could use
the bathroom, and after she left, they discovered a heck of a
mess.
She had apparently been afraid to sit on the seat, so I guess
she crouched over it instead and the stuff went EVERYWHERE. It
apparently looked like she hung from a height approaching ceiling
level and "let her feces fly with impunity".
His daughter charged him $10 to clean the mess up for him. 8^)
|
60.346 | | MPGS::MARKEY | World Wide Epiphany | Wed Sep 27 1995 14:12 | 4 |
|
Thanks for sharing.
-b
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60.347 | | POWDML::POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Wed Sep 27 1995 14:17 | 1 |
| Bluuuuuurgh!
|
60.348 | | CSOA1::LEECH | Dia do bheatha. | Wed Sep 27 1995 14:23 | 1 |
| <-- Not only that, but...ick.
|
60.349 | DEC does have blind employees, ya know | DECLNE::REESE | ToreDown,I'mAlmostLevelW/theGround | Wed Sep 27 1995 14:45 | 4 |
| Back to the guy who can't hit it clean; perhaps the person is
visually impaired????
|
60.350 | | HUMANE::KAOFS::J_COLLINS | | Wed Sep 27 1995 14:54 | 10 |
|
Then he should put the seat in the upright position first.
Or use the urinal, which I would think to be easier for a
visually-impaired person.
No more of these excuses!! I know everyone on this floor and
none of them has any excuse!!! The head-flush is coming, mark
my words!!!!
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60.351 | | POWDML::POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Wed Sep 27 1995 15:06 | 1 |
| You'd do that to a blind man with no hands and a catheter problem?
|
60.352 | | HUMANE::KAOFS::J_COLLINS | | Wed Sep 27 1995 15:08 | 3 |
|
Him, and his grandmother too.
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60.353 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of OhOhOh/OwOwOw | Wed Sep 27 1995 16:36 | 4 |
|
Cruel, but fair.
|
60.354 | | MOLAR::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dogface) | Wed Sep 27 1995 17:56 | 4 |
| > His daughter charged him $10 to clean the mess up for him.
Sounds pretty darn reasonable to me. I wonder if she does houses?
|
60.355 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Wed Sep 27 1995 18:01 | 1 |
| Oh dear! Jack, try some imodium!
|
60.356 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of OhOhOh/OwOwOw | Wed Sep 27 1995 18:12 | 8 |
|
{wave}{wave}
I have a cleaning lady! I have a cleaning lady!
{wave}
|
60.357 | | TROOA::COLLINS | This tightrope feels like home... | Wed Sep 27 1995 18:59 | 3 |
|
I can't find "imodium" on the periodic table.
|
60.358 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Wed Sep 27 1995 19:00 | 2 |
|
That's cos it's for a runny bottom, not for periods. Try pamprin.
|
60.359 | | MOLAR::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dogface) | Wed Sep 27 1995 22:03 | 7 |
| > {wave}{wave}
> I have a cleaning lady! I have a cleaning lady!
> {wave}
{covet}{covet}
Do you suppose she'd commute to Mont Vernon?
{envy}
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60.360 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Wave like a flag... | Wed Sep 27 1995 22:04 | 3 |
|
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's cleaning lady.
|
60.361 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Wed Sep 27 1995 22:25 | 1 |
| <--- Actually, that's in 10 commandments for real.
|
60.362 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Wave like a flag... | Wed Sep 27 1995 22:28 | 3 |
|
Oh, MANnnn...I never get to have ANY fun...
|
60.363 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of OhOhOh/OwOwOw | Wed Sep 27 1995 22:35 | 6 |
|
I'm doing the Dance of Joy in my clean office.
She even dusted my computer.
|
60.364 | Talk hard | SNOFS1::DAVISM | Happy Harry Hard On | Thu Sep 28 1995 01:22 | 8 |
| We have an irresponsible butt head here, who manages to get it all over
the seat. I mean, lifting the seat up never occured to him of course!
Chris - Why are you looking at these pictures of nobs ? I would expect
that kinda thing from a certain other boxer {:*)} not you, ya puff!
Glenn - will you stop making me laugh so much !! My terminal already
tasted my lunch once today !!!
|
60.365 | | CBHVAX::CBH | Lager Lout | Thu Sep 28 1995 04:32 | 6 |
| > Chris - Why are you looking at these pictures of nobs ? I would expect
> that kinda thing from a certain other boxer {:*)} not you, ya puff!
who said anything about knobs? Ye're the puff, yer bloody perv!
Chris.
|
60.366 | | EST::RANDOLPH | Tom R. N1OOQ | Thu Sep 28 1995 12:49 | 10 |
| > <<< Note 60.345 by BUSY::SLABOUNTY "Act like you own the company" >>>
> She had apparently been afraid to sit on the seat, so I guess
> she crouched over it instead and the stuff went EVERYWHERE. It
> apparently looked like she hung from a height approaching ceiling
> level and "let her feces fly with impunity".
Yah, I've seen that in the stalls here...
It becomes somewhat more understandable when you realize that in some
cultures, they <crap> squatting over a hole in the floor. Doesn't excuse
making a horrendous mess and leaving it there, though...
|
60.367 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Thu Sep 28 1995 12:54 | 3 |
|
Ah, les toilettes de Paris, how I miss them. And miss them.
And miss them again.
|
60.368 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Thu Sep 28 1995 12:55 | 1 |
| Yup, Mr. Colon Problem has no excuse really.
|
60.369 | | CALLME::MR_TOPAZ | | Thu Sep 28 1995 13:41 | 14 |
| > in some cultures, they [defecate] squatting over a hole in the
> floor.
While this seems distinctly odd to most westerners, the squatting
position is actually much more conducive to getting the job done,
as it were, than is the sitting position (the gruntaceous muscles,
I think, are better lined up). So it's really just a question of
which style you're more accustomed to.
In terms of hygiene, neither the sitting nor squatting style is
inherently better: either has the capability to be clean or
disgusting.
--Mr Topaz
|
60.370 | | MPGS::MARKEY | World Wide Epiphany | Thu Sep 28 1995 13:42 | 5 |
|
Yabbut, do they sit or squat over the bidet, that's what
I wanna know...
-b
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60.371 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Act like you own the company | Thu Sep 28 1995 13:44 | 4 |
|
The closer your anatomy is to the water in the bowl, the less of
a chance of a major splash during rather spirited "movements".
|
60.372 | | MPGS::MARKEY | World Wide Epiphany | Thu Sep 28 1995 13:45 | 6 |
| > The closer your anatomy is to the water in the bowl, the less of
> a chance of a major splash during rather spirited "movements".
Oh, like when the violins kick in during Opus 5?
-b
|
60.373 | | BROKE::PARTS | | Thu Sep 28 1995 13:49 | 7 |
|
| In terms of hygiene, neither the sitting nor squatting style is
| inherently better: either has the capability to be clean or
| disgusting.
i hope people are taking notes.
|
60.374 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Act like you own the company | Thu Sep 28 1995 14:03 | 5 |
|
RE: Brian
Actually, more like the double bass in Metallica's "One".
|
60.375 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Thu Sep 28 1995 14:08 | 6 |
|
However, it's almost impossible to fall into a john while rattarsed
on vin de table. The hole in the floor presents considerable
difficulties to the alcohol-impaired. Or so I discovered in a little
bar close to the Moulin Rouge one night.
|
60.376 | | CNTROL::JENNISON | Revive us, Oh Lord | Thu Sep 28 1995 15:51 | 8 |
|
Not to change the subject, but I'm sick and tired of
women that use "neat seats" (paper product to line the
toilet seat) and, when it does not flush, actually leave
the bathroom without re-flushing (leaving the neat seat
right on the toilet).
|
60.377 | | SMURF::BINDER | Eis qui nos doment uescimur. | Thu Sep 28 1995 16:04 | 1 |
| Not very neat, is it?
|
60.378 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Wave like a flag... | Thu Sep 28 1995 16:05 | 3 |
|
neat-O
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60.379 | Look on the bright side! | MPGS::MARKEY | Roger the Rogerer | Thu Sep 28 1995 16:06 | 5 |
|
It would be much less neat for them to leave the stall with
the seat cover stuck to their behinds.
-b
|
60.380 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Wave like a flag... | Thu Sep 28 1995 16:07 | 5 |
|
I never thought there could be a bright side to this...
:^)
|
60.381 | I turn my face upwards and scream when... | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Frustrated Incorporated | Thu Sep 28 1995 16:09 | 7 |
|
And while we're at, Dante must have reserved a special circle in
hell for people with cloth toilet "seat covers", which allow you to
just push the seat into the up position, then "regain their fluff"
so as to fall in midstream, so to speak.
bb
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60.382 | | MPGS::MARKEY | Roger the Rogerer | Thu Sep 28 1995 16:11 | 5 |
|
How do you think Mz. Deb's friend became a member of the Quarter
Inch Club?
|
60.383 | | GRANPA::MWANNEMACHER | NRA fighting for our RIGHTS | Thu Sep 28 1995 16:24 | 2 |
|
Did Deb Bobbitize them?
|
60.384 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Thu Sep 28 1995 16:31 | 1 |
| The guy had more than one?!?!
|
60.385 | | DEVLPR::DKILLORAN | Danimal | Thu Sep 28 1995 20:04 | 7 |
|
> Did Deb Bobbitize them?
eeerrrr...uuummmm Ms. Deb, you're not upset with me are you?
:-} <--- <look of chagrin and concern>
|
60.386 | | ACIS01::BATTIS | Have you hugged a cactus today? | Tue Oct 03 1995 13:51 | 2 |
|
of OJ
|
60.387 | | CSOA1::LEECH | Dia do bheatha. | Tue Oct 03 1995 14:29 | 4 |
| <--- get ready for hours and hours of "news" shows who do the "after OJ"
stories.
Sickening, it is.
|
60.388 | | EST::RANDOLPH | Tom R. N1OOQ | Tue Oct 03 1995 15:10 | 5 |
| > <<< Note 60.386 by ACIS01::BATTIS "Have you hugged a cactus today?" >>>
> of OJ
Me too. Thank <deity> it's over. I sincerely hope "gavel to gavel" coverage
of the civil suits isn't planned...
|
60.389 | | DPDMAI::GUINEO::MOORE | HEY! All you mimes be quiet! | Wed Oct 04 1995 02:43 | 4 |
| .386
One more time !!!
|
60.390 | | ACIS01::BATTIS | Have you hugged a cactus today? | Thu Oct 05 1995 11:15 | 2 |
|
Barry, I am going to have to ask mz_deb to {{smaq}} you one for that.
|
60.391 | Glad to oblige 8^) | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of OhOhOh/OwOwOw | Thu Oct 05 1995 12:24 | 4 |
|
{{{smaq}}}
|
60.392 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Thu Oct 05 1995 13:01 | 1 |
| Some guys get all the luck....
|
60.393 | | DPDMAI::GUINEO::MOORE | HEY! All you mimes be quiet! | Thu Oct 05 1995 13:52 | 4 |
|
Please, Mz_Deb, may I have more ?
|
60.394 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of OhOhOh/OwOwOw | Thu Oct 05 1995 18:17 | 3 |
|
Not if you like it 8^).
|
60.395 | | ACIS02::BATTIS | Have you hugged a cactus today? | Fri Oct 06 1995 09:35 | 4 |
|
be careful of what you wish for Barry, it might come true. :-)
mz_deb, the bamboo shoots are enroute via interoffice mail.
|
60.396 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of OhOhOh/OwOwOw | Fri Oct 06 1995 10:38 | 3 |
|
Oh good, I love Chinese food.
|
60.397 | Talk Hard | SNOFS1::DAVISM | Happy Harry Hard On | Mon Oct 09 1995 01:02 | 4 |
| S&T of all the bloody noise in this, so called, professional working
environment.
I hate builders.
|
60.398 | ...or paragraph... | TROOA::COLLINS | Cyberian Puppy | Thu Oct 19 1995 12:59 | 3 |
|
The words "Simpson" and "golf" in the same sentence.
|
60.399 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:07 | 2 |
|
.398 stop it then.
|
60.400 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Cyberian Puppy | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:08 | 3 |
|
I knew I'd get pinched.
|
60.401 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Life is not a dress rehearsal | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:26 | 2 |
|
whiners
|
60.402 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Cyberian Puppy | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:28 | 3 |
|
shriners
|
60.403 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Life is not a dress rehearsal | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:30 | 2 |
|
minors
|
60.404 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Friend, will you be ready? | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:30 | 4 |
|
miners
|
60.405 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Friend, will you be ready? | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:31 | 5 |
|
freightliners
|
60.406 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Life is not a dress rehearsal | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:34 | 2 |
|
headliners
|
60.407 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Friend, will you be ready? | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:39 | 4 |
|
catboxliners
|
60.408 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | Reformatted to fit your screen | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:48 | 2 |
| 49ers. a football team that used to play against the Bills when O.J.
played ball and now some of them team members play golf.
|
60.409 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Friend, will you be ready? | Thu Oct 19 1995 13:50 | 10 |
|
OJ also played for the 49ers for 1 maybe 2 seasons.
Jim
|
60.410 | | MKOTS3::JOLLIMORE | I'm drowning in you | Thu Oct 19 1995 14:13 | 4 |
| > OJ also played for the 49ers for 1 maybe 2 seasons.
now he just plays golf.
|
60.411 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Friend, will you be ready? | Thu Oct 19 1995 14:16 | 15 |
|
> now he just plays golf.
It's part of his "shtick" as he continues his unrelenting search for the
killer(s) of Nicole and Mr. Goldman. The trail of the killer(s) led him
to the Hombre Country Club. Golf is merely a smokescreen.
Jim
|
60.412 | | BIGQ::SILVA | Diablo | Thu Oct 19 1995 14:40 | 3 |
|
OJ ended his football career in 79 with the 9ers.
|
60.413 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Pettin' & Sofa Settin' | Thu Oct 19 1995 14:47 | 3 |
| Now I can't watch the 9ers play?!?
{groan}
|
60.414 | | CAPNET::PJOHNSON | aut disce, aut discede | Thu Oct 19 1995 14:56 | 1 |
| Not knowing what OFWAMI means.
|
60.415 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | A Momentary Lapse of Reason | Thu Oct 19 1995 15:05 | 3 |
|
Old Fogey Wants A Marriage Initiative
|
60.416 | | TROOA::COLLINS | Cyberian Puppy | Thu Oct 19 1995 15:08 | 3 |
|
...nnnnnnnnnnnnooooooooooooooooooooo...
|
60.417 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | A Momentary Lapse of Reason | Thu Oct 19 1995 15:11 | 5 |
|
Well, I guess it could be
Our Fair Women Are Mentally Incompetent?
|
60.418 | | DRDAN::KALIKOW | DIGITAL=DEC: ReClaim TheName&Glory! | Thu Oct 19 1995 21:58 | 5 |
| I know I know I know ... and I can't for the life of me remember WHO
used to sign his notes that way... If I did, I sure would drop 'im a
line and ask whythe HECK he never publicly explains it... I'm loath to
share what he told me it meant, for (I don't know WHAT) reasons... I
just seemed private...
|
60.419 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Life is not a dress rehearsal | Fri Oct 20 1995 09:36 | 2 |
|
Dr. Dan, try Werner from ::DIGITAL/hth nnttm
|
60.420 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | Reformatted to fit your screen | Fri Oct 20 1995 09:44 | 2 |
| Sheesh, there I was trying to pull a funny and all you folks go and
twist it into something sem-serious. Times are tough.
|
60.421 | wgafra | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | Been complimented by a toady lately? | Fri Oct 20 1995 09:59 | 1 |
|
|
60.422 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Life is not a dress rehearsal | Fri Oct 20 1995 10:30 | 4 |
|
Brian, this is soapbox, don't you know, and anything is fair game.
I must take you to task for this grievious oversight on your part.
Do not let it happen again, or you will face dire consequences.
|
60.423 | | DASHER::RALSTON | screwiti'mgoinhome.. | Thu Nov 30 1995 12:47 | 11 |
| The Food and Drug Administration. The FDA deceives the American people
by claiming that they are protecting the health of all Americans. In
reality, the FDA is responsible for killing more citizens than any
other group. Through power usurping regulations, the FDA blocks the
cures for all major diseases. Operating under power mad individuals
like Dr. David Kessler, the FDA enforces increasingly cost-prohibitive
compliance to irrational regulations, which in turn blocks scientific
and medical process. Without these regulations science would be free to,
and would probably already have, discovered cures for cancer, heart
disease, AIDS, muscular dystrophy and essentially all other serious
diseases.
|
60.424 | | NOTIME::SACKS | Gerald Sacks ZKO2-3/N30 DTN:381-2085 | Thu Nov 30 1995 12:53 | 6 |
| > Operating under power mad individuals
> like Dr. David Kessler
{visions of Dr. Kessler in his castle, his faithful hunchback Igor at his side}
How does the FDA prevent European drug companies from finding cures?
|
60.425 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Thu Nov 30 1995 13:01 | 3 |
| He's absolutely right. Unfettered by the FDA, encouraged by, and
heavily funded by their governments, European scientists have
discovered that the cure to most heart disease is to stop eating fat.
|
60.426 | | CNTROL::JENNISON | Revive us, Oh Lord | Thu Nov 30 1995 14:12 | 4 |
|
Watched Dateline last night, did we ?
|
60.427 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | Keep hands & feet inside ride at all times | Fri Feb 16 1996 10:34 | 7 |
| Winter. I hate it. The depths of my hate for this season are
bottomless. The grit and grime on my car, in my car, in my shoes, in
my house, the snow drifts, the extra clothing required, the long string
of overcast days, the annoying psuedo snow storms that accomplish
nothing but screwing up traffic and gunking up my windshield, the
morons that haven't clue one how to drive in the rain let alone winter
conditions. Yes, folks, I have had it. I think I need a vacation.......
|
60.428 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 16 1996 10:43 | 7 |
| i'm wichoo. winter sux. i was almost side-swiped off 290
last night by a lunatic NY driver. i haven't felt that enraged
in years. i was shaking.
i can't _wait_ for that week in cancun!!!
|
60.429 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | Keep hands & feet inside ride at all times | Fri Feb 16 1996 10:45 | 1 |
| Me neither! Did you find a bag large enough for me? :-)
|
60.430 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 16 1996 10:56 | 3 |
| yes, but you must practice staying in the fetal
position for four hours every night right up to
the departure date.
|
60.431 | I can do that!!! When do we leave??? | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | He's no lackey!! He's a toady!! | Fri Feb 16 1996 11:06 | 1 |
|
|
60.432 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 16 1996 11:09 | 2 |
| sorry, andy. only one carry-on allowed and brian has
first dibs.
|
60.433 | | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | He's no lackey!! He's a toady!! | Fri Feb 16 1996 11:11 | 8 |
|
Well?? What about the other luggage??
So it ain't pressurized and cold.... I'll wear long-johns and bring my
own oxygen....
Please????
|
60.434 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of Valentines | Fri Feb 16 1996 11:14 | 3 |
|
Boxbash in Bonnie's luggage!
|
60.435 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 16 1996 11:22 | 3 |
| alright, andy. bring your own jello.
(hmmm, a cancun boxbash...)
|
60.436 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | Keep hands & feet inside ride at all times | Fri Feb 16 1996 11:22 | 1 |
| Wooohooo!
|
60.437 | raw???? | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | He's no lackey!! He's a toady!! | Fri Feb 16 1996 11:27 | 4 |
|
> bring your own jello.
|
60.438 | | BIGQ::SILVA | Benevolent 'pedagogues' of humanity | Fri Feb 16 1996 14:26 | 9 |
|
Brian, I agree with you about the winter and all, but I was surprised
to hear that from you. Because with all the grit, people not being able to
drive, etc, comes the kids, the racing, dinners at the mountain, that also deal
with the weather, and you talk about how ggod they are ta boot! :-)
Glen
|
60.439 | | MOLAR::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dogface) | Fri Feb 16 1996 19:58 | 7 |
| re: This winter
Me too. Like, REALLY!
Unfortunately I recall the winter of 90-1 or 91-2 or so when we were
pissing and moaning in here about "another Saturday morning snowfall"
right into April.
|
60.440 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Wed Feb 21 1996 13:37 | 3 |
| I'm sick and tired of people saying "Been there. Done that."
I hate it, I hate it, I hate it.
|
60.441 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Wed Feb 21 1996 13:38 | 1 |
| been there. done that.
|
60.442 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Don't like my p_n? 1-800-328-7448 | Wed Feb 21 1996 13:41 | 3 |
|
Hated it.
|
60.443 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of The Counter King | Wed Feb 21 1996 13:41 | 4 |
|
Cool.
|
60.444 | | MOLAR::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dogface) | Wed Feb 21 1996 14:14 | 2 |
| Got the T-shirt.
|
60.445 | | SHRCTR::PJOHNSON | aut disce, aut discede | Wed Feb 21 1996 18:10 | 1 |
| Read the book.
|
60.446 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Wed Feb 21 1996 18:19 | 1 |
| Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!!!!!!!!!!!
|
60.447 | | CHEFS::COOKS | Half Man,Half Biscuit | Thu Feb 22 1996 12:21 | 14 |
| The Newbury by-pass protesters and road protesters in general.
They make me sick. They whinge on about "no pollution" and "look at
the alternatives". Now they`ve found a rare snail 1" long which
they say is protected on the site of the Newbury by-pass.
I wonder how they think their food gets onto their supermarket shelves.
Or if they would like to live in a town congested full of HGV lorries
night and day.
|
60.448 | | EST::RANDOLPH | Tom R. N1OOQ | Thu Feb 22 1996 12:27 | 3 |
| Welcome to the world of tree hugging.
I wonder how many people will die so that snail can live?
|
60.449 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Don't like my p_n? 1-800-328-7448 | Thu Feb 22 1996 12:27 | 3 |
|
Maybe they'll organize a hunger strike or something.
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60.450 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Thu Feb 22 1996 12:31 | 1 |
| Cargo or escargot.
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60.451 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Thu Feb 22 1996 12:52 | 2 |
| My wife told me that Mary Tyler Moore has started a movement to save the
lobsters. Don't these people have anything to do?
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60.452 | | POWDML::DOUGAN | | Thu Feb 22 1996 13:13 | 9 |
| We recognize uniqueness in man made things like paintings, statues and
buldings and will go to extraordinary lengths to protect those things.
But we smirk at the disappearance of unique living things which we have
no hope of replacing.
I'm not sure how to do the math, but maybe a snail is worth a road or
two.
Axel
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60.453 | | MOLAR::DELBALSO | I (spade) my (dogface) | Thu Feb 22 1996 13:21 | 6 |
| re: Tom
MTM was spotlighted by a Rush a summer or two ago for her efforts (and $ spent)
to save the life of some old/big lobster in a tank at some Left Coast resto.
Has she expanded her field of view on the matter?
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60.454 | Ellen I think. | KAOFS::D_STREET | | Thu Feb 22 1996 13:37 | 4 |
| the story in -.1 was the plot for a TV sit-com last night, with MTM as
a guest star.
Derek.
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60.455 | | DECWET::LOWE | Bruce Lowe, DECwest Eng., DTN 548-8910 | Thu Feb 22 1996 14:01 | 24 |
| How nice for them that they can afford to be altruistic. You don't see too
many people who are struggling to feed their families out protesting to save
the whales, opposing nuclear power, etc.
I am not saying that the whales should be killed, old growth be cut,
endangered species be decimated, etc. In fact, I am probably closer to the
environmentalist persuasion (since I am fortunately well-employed enough to
be). What makes me really sick and tired are these enviro-nazis who:
- apparently don't have jobs, and who don't want jobs, save for protesting.
- think of themselves as the "enlightened", with their opinions having more
value than the "riffraff".
- pay no mind whatsoever to the consequences of their viewpoint. There are two
sides to these things, and when you drive thru delapidated timber towns
here in WA, you can really see what happens when working people lose their
livelihoods.
I personally believe that there should never be another old growth tree cut.
There is precious little left, and in practical terms, old growth is not
really a "renewable" resource. But the planet belongs to everybody. Whether
those people who are educated and well off think of themselves as the
"enlightended" ones, it's only their opinion, one of many.
|
60.456 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Thu Feb 22 1996 14:15 | 3 |
| You mean like the people who wanted to save the brush rats which ended
up burning down a neighborhood, killing the residents...and the rats by
the way?
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60.457 | | DECWET::LOWE | Bruce Lowe, DECwest Eng., DTN 548-8910 | Thu Feb 22 1996 15:44 | 1 |
| Didn't hear that story - sounds good tho.
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60.458 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Thu Feb 22 1996 16:00 | 1 |
| the brush rats started a fire?
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60.459 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Thu Feb 22 1996 16:18 | 10 |
| There was an exclusive neighborhood in California. Apparently the
homes were verboten by our government to clear the brush on their own
properties. A rare and extinct breed of rat dwelled in the brush and
it could have caused their endangerment.
The brush caught fire one day due to the dry weather. Six houses were
completely destroyed, some of the residents perished and the rats
died. Score one for the tree huggers.
-Jack
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60.460 | IMHO of course. | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Thu Feb 22 1996 17:53 | 13 |
| The environmental movement, with dishonest politicians, journalists, Hollywood
stars and college professors exploit every phony notion conjured up by pseudo
environmentalists. Their save-the-earth movement offers a bonanza of
opportunities to increase their own power. Political correctness becomes their
favorite weapon. They get regulations passed which control or influence
essentially every business. It doesn't seem to bother them that the cost of
everyday goods, food, automobiles, and housing increase substantially because
of the regulations created. In essence, they say to hell with the masses, to hell
with the economy, to hell with the working men and women, who pay for the bogus
lives of these leeches. If society has to suffer or pay a higher price, so be it.
They are gunning for power, power taken without producing anything of value in
return.
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60.461 | | CSC32::M_EVANS | cuddly as a cactus | Thu Feb 22 1996 18:39 | 10 |
| then really free market cutting down trees, filling in swamps etc. As
long as my taxes are also paying to the tune of at least
14k/year/logging job, I feel I have a right to protest same. I also
was struggling to feed my family while protesting the mess at Rocky
Flats, something else my hard-earned tax dollars are paying to clean up
after the mess left by plutonium production, the summitville disaster
which has left you and me several billions in cleanup dollars, but hey,
if it saves one job, why should I mind?
|
60.462 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Thu Feb 22 1996 18:47 | 4 |
| re: .641
Cleaning up environmental problems, that have proven negative health affects
on human beings, is not the same as trying to save lobsters and snails.
|
60.463 | | CSC32::M_EVANS | cuddly as a cactus | Thu Feb 22 1996 19:00 | 7 |
| Frogs in CO are dying off at an alarming rate. they are likely to be
much like the canaries carried into mines.
I am reminded of the fact that we can't live without insects, but
people still try to eradicate them, even at the cost of beneficials.
meg
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60.464 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Thu Feb 22 1996 19:07 | 6 |
| Has it been determined that frogs are essential to human life? If so, is it all
human life or specific human life? The problem I have with the save the animals
mentality is that it is money down a rathole, unless there is a specific human
need involved. Millions of lifeforms have become extinct throughout earths
history. This is normal evolution. The argument can be made that saving these
animals, when evolution would naturally render them extinct, my be detrimental.
|
60.465 | Rachel Carson taught us this 30+ years ago! | SX4GTO::OLSON | DBTC Palo Alto | Thu Feb 22 1996 19:23 | 19 |
| >The problem I have with the save the animals mentality is that it is
>money down a rathole, unless there is a specific human need involved.
The problem I have with this mentality is that we don't have a complete
understanding of our ecosystem. DDT nearly destroyed our entire
population of raptors before its cumulative effects were recognized-
now, 30 years later, we may have saved the California COndor from
extinction. Maybe not.
Frogs are believed to be more sensitive to changes in our ecosystem
and a frog die-off, as has been increasing for years, is an indicator
that something is seriously screwing them up. Is there a specific
human need involved? Have you ever seen a California Condor fly?
Just what is killing the frogs may affect us directly - it may not.
But suggesting that we should be unconcerned until we've identified a
"specific human need" is a protocol as blinkered as calculating the
benefits of DDT without counting the costs.
DougO
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60.466 | | GIDDAY::BURT | DPD (tm) | Thu Feb 22 1996 19:30 | 4 |
| Frogs are used as indicators of environmental health - the aboveground
equivalent of a canary in a coal mine.
\C
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60.467 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Thu Feb 22 1996 20:39 | 8 |
|
eh?
/
oO)-.
/__ _\
\ \( |
\__|\ {
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60.468 | | CSC32::M_EVANS | cuddly as a cactus | Thu Feb 22 1996 23:15 | 18 |
| Until 10 years ago the California yew tree was a trash bush/tree only
in the way of loggers. It is now recognized as a life-saver for women
and men with advanced breast cancer. Yes men ACTUALLY do get breast
cancer. the Yew has become increasingly scarce because of logging
activity that discounted this shrub.
Who knows what besides telling us we are defecating in our mess kits
the frog die off is saying.
Killng things off with no thought for tomorrow could be the death-knell
for many of us who may be susceptable to some unforseen or forseen
disease in the future.
meg
meg
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60.469 | | BOXORN::HAYS | Some things are worth dying for | Fri Feb 23 1996 06:30 | 10 |
| RE: 60.460 by GENRAL::RALSTON "Fugitive from the law of averages"
> Their save-the-earth movement...
I'm very interested in the health and long term prospects of one species of
life on Earth. Our children can not be prosperous and healthy in an
unhealthy environment.
Phil
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60.470 | Save the Dan | BROKE::ABUGOV | | Fri Feb 23 1996 07:50 | 8 |
|
Where do you stop? There are jobs for poachers who kill elephents for
their tusks. There are jobs for people to hunt/kill whales on the open
ocean. There are jobs for folks who want to cut down forests where the
spotted owl live. There are jobs at stake when someone wants to fill
in wetlands on their private property to make a mall. Where do you
stop? At a snail? I probably have a few unique parasites on me, maybe
I should be a national treasure :^)...
|
60.471 | | CSC32::M_EVANS | cuddly as a cactus | Fri Feb 23 1996 08:11 | 13 |
| Dan,
Personally I am beginning to think you are a unique parasite. I wish
you luck in finding your place in the food chain. Pollution knows no
borders. There is evidence that wetlands are a filter that helps purge
toxins out of water. There are jobs for people who want to grow rice
in the desert, one of the reasons I no longer buy Californian grown
rice. There are organic growers in states that have enough water
without taking it from a river at taxpayer subsidized expense to flood
acres of CA desert. Yep, you and I pay for the water for people to
grow rice in a climate that was never designed for same. They couldn't
afford to do this if the water usage was paid for at the real cost of
bringing it.
|
60.472 | I don't view the EPA as the eco-gestapo | BROKE::ABUGOV | | Fri Feb 23 1996 08:48 | 11 |
|
>Personally I am beginning to think you are a unique parasite.
Geez Meg, I wonder what you would call me if I didn't agree with you
(for the most part). I asked the questions thinking that at least
wales/elephents/wetlands protection most people agree on, the spotted
owl is up for debate in this country (I for one would like to see it
protected), and the snail thingy is even more up for debate (I really
don't know where I stand on this issue). Taken to its extreme though,
bacteria and viruses could end up being protected species (my comment
about parasites).
|
60.473 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Feb 23 1996 09:05 | 14 |
| > wales/elephents/wetlands protection
Too late. Exxon just dumped on Wales.
Interesting sidebar to this discussion. Researchers have been looking
for the reason why amphibians do not get infected by the scummy water
in which they live. Their wet slimy skin as a perfect incubation
ground for viruses, bacteria and parasites. It looks like amphibians
can also produce a new and previously unknown range of antibiotics.
As our current arsenal of antibiotics was beginning to lose it's
efficacy, this discovery could prove to be the next generation of
magic bullets for human diseases. The ecosystem is like a box of
crunchy frog chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get.
get.
|
60.475 | | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | Lord of the Turnip Truck | Fri Feb 23 1996 09:15 | 6 |
|
There was an article recently about speculation that the depletion of
the ozone layer has caused stronger UV rays to burn off this protective
layer the frogs have, thus causing their demise...
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60.474 | This one is TEXACO's fault | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of The Counter King | Fri Feb 23 1996 09:19 | 8 |
|
Wait a minute, wait a minute. That wasn't Exxon who dumped off the
coast of Wales - that was Texaco. TEXACO! And this spill is 9 million
gallons LARGER than the one Exxon dumped in Alaska.
|
60.476 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Feb 23 1996 09:24 | 2 |
| According to the Nashua Telegraph, it was an Exxon ship heading to a
Texaco's Milford Haven refinery.
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60.477 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Fri Feb 23 1996 09:31 | 3 |
| re -.3
Sounds like a share holder.
|
60.478 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of The Counter King | Fri Feb 23 1996 09:44 | 10 |
|
<-- shhhh 8^)
I have reviewed every article on the subject I can find in national and
international newspapers and nowhere is Exxon mentioned, nowhere. And
believe me, if Exxon were to blame for another spill, the media would
be having a field day right about now.
|
60.479 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | pool shooting son of a gun | Fri Feb 23 1996 11:39 | 2 |
|
as of yesterday's close Exxon 83 1/8.
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60.480 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Fri Feb 23 1996 11:45 | 2 |
| Doesn't much of our rain here originate from the rain forests of
Brazil?
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60.481 | | BOXORN::HAYS | Some things are worth dying for | Fri Feb 23 1996 11:53 | 1 |
| No.
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60.482 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Fri Feb 23 1996 13:13 | 20 |
| Dougo:
>The problem I have with this mentality is that we don't have a complete
>understanding of our ecosystem.
This is true, including the lack of complete understanding as to why perhaps
millions of animals have become extinct throughout earth's history. Many are
thought to be becoming extinct presently, on a daily basis. All I'm saying is
that we need a good reason to interfere with this natural phenomenon. We can't
save them all. So, the only logical thing to do is to save those that are of
the most proven benefit.
>But suggesting that we should be unconcerned until we've identified a
> "specific human need" is a protocol as blinkered as calculating the
> benefits of DDT without counting the costs.
You misunderstand, or more likely I didn't explain it well, I'm not saying
that we should be unconcerned, I'm saying we should be rational.
...Tom
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60.483 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Fri Feb 23 1996 13:16 | 6 |
|
>I'm very interested in the health and long term prospects of one species of
>life on Earth. Our children can not be prosperous and healthy in an
>unhealthy environment.
You and I agree 100%
|
60.484 | Some benefits are subtle but far-reaching. | SMURF::BINDER | Manus Celer Dei | Fri Feb 23 1996 13:28 | 13 |
| .482
> we need a good reason to interfere with this natural phenomenon. We can't
> save them all. So, the only logical thing to do is to save those that are
> of the most proven benefit.
The problem with that is that if you save cattle, for example, because
they are of more proven benefit than, say, dart-poison frogs, you may
well end up destroying dozens of species that could provide medicines
for curing who knows what illnesses.
Furthermore "most proven benefit" leads to the question of "benefit to
whom or to what?"
|
60.485 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Fri Feb 23 1996 13:39 | 9 |
| Z they are of more proven benefit than, say, dart-poison frogs, you may
Z well end up destroying dozens of species that could provide
Z medicines
While I see the point here, keep in mind this is the same compelling
argument prolifers use. We may have just killed our only genius able
to find a cure for AIDS.
-Jack
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60.486 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Fri Feb 23 1996 13:40 | 16 |
| Re: .484, Dick
>The problem with that is that if you save cattle, for example, because
>they are of more proven benefit than, say, dart-poison frogs, you may
>well end up destroying dozens of species that could provide medicines
>for curing who knows what illnesses.
So, how do we save every animal without going bankrupt when the natural order
is to become extinct, when no longer able to survive in an evolving world?
>Furthermore "most proven benefit" leads to the question of "benefit to
>whom or to what?"
To those paying the bill. I am willing to pay for what is most beneficial to me.
You are willing to pay for what is most beneficial to you. Let's get together
on those we have in common.
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60.487 | | NOTIME::SACKS | Gerald Sacks ZKO2-3/N30 DTN:381-2085 | Fri Feb 23 1996 13:43 | 1 |
| Are prolifers proliferating?
|
60.488 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Fri Feb 23 1996 13:44 | 14 |
| Z To those paying the bill. I am willing to pay for what is most
Z beneficial to me.
Z You are willing to pay for what is most beneficial to you.
Shawn, the problem is that you cannot be sure what is most beneficial
for you. While you may be interested in decimating the gypsie moth
population, they may have in fact provided the necessary link for the
survival of the food chain and you would never know it.
The best route is to let things happen naturally and if a rat species
becomes extinct, then so be it. If the extinction is caused by humans,
then that's another thing!
-Jack
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60.489 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Fri Feb 23 1996 13:48 | 1 |
| You did it again Jack!! It was me, not Shawn. :)
|
60.490 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Fri Feb 23 1996 13:51 | 1 |
| Uhhh....sorry
|
60.491 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Fri Feb 23 1996 13:53 | 19 |
|
>Shawn, the problem is that you cannot be sure what is most beneficial
>for you. While you may be interested in decimating the gypsie moth
>population, they may have in fact provided the necessary link for the
>survival of the food chain and you would never know it.
I disagree with you here Jack. I think that I'm the ONLY one who knows what is
good for me. I will never presume to ever know what is best for any other
individual but me.
>The best route is to let things happen naturally and if a rat species
>becomes extinct, then so be it. If the extinction is caused by humans,
>then that's another thing!
So then you agree that lumber should not be harvested, in order to save the
Spotted Owl, that roads should be stopped to save snails, that businesses should
be halted to save frogs?
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60.492 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:05 | 12 |
| Z I disagree with you here Jack. I think that I'm the ONLY one who knows
Z what is
Z good for me. I will never presume to ever know what is best for any
Z other individual but me.
Tom, you're equating this to something like owning a gun or having an
abortion. When I say "you", I am speaking of "you all" meaning the
existence of the human race.
I'm confused like the M5 on Star Trek. I agree with you but I also
agree we have a fragile ecosystem. AN-A-LYZE...Error....Error....
AN-A-LYZE.....You are the Kirk...the creator....
|
60.493 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:15 | 14 |
| >Tom, you're equating this to something like owning a gun or having an
>abortion. When I say "you", I am speaking of "you all" meaning the
>existence of the human race.
Who could presume that they know what is best for the human race? It all comes
down to each individual doing what is best for themselves.
>I'm confused like the M5 on Star Trek. I agree with you but I also
>agree we have a fragile ecosystem.
Everyone is confused. The problem lies in those who are presumptuous enough
to think they have the answer. Then they take steps to force other to comply
with their thinking.
|
60.494 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:19 | 4 |
| You are confused indeed Jack, because Daystom was the creator of the M5
unit. MY engrams!
You are referring to Nomad, who though Kirk was the creator.
|
60.495 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:22 | 1 |
| V-ger is the creator.
|
60.496 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:25 | 3 |
| Yes...well it was actually Dr. Daystrom. I kept thinking it might have
been Landrew, but that was the one about the Archons and the wimpy
priests who weren't absorbed!
|
60.497 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:27 | 1 |
| V-ger was a cheap imitation of the creator!
|
60.498 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:28 | 1 |
| "YOU....... COOOOOOOOME"
|
60.499 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:32 | 1 |
| uppity carbon unit. v-ger is the creator.
|
60.500 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:32 | 1 |
| I'm sick and tired of this snarf.
|
60.501 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:34 | 1 |
| V-Ger was a nympho...a bald nympho. Deal with it!
|
60.502 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:36 | 1 |
| Did she carbon date?
|
60.503 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:38 | 1 |
| V-Ger stood for VOYAGER! don't you know anything???!!!
|
60.504 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Fri Feb 23 1996 14:40 | 1 |
| He is not of the body.
|
60.505 | | SMURF::BINDER | Manus Celer Dei | Fri Feb 23 1996 15:14 | 12 |
| .491
> I think that I'm the ONLY one who knows what is
> good for me.
.493
> Who could presume that they know what is best for the human race?
So you're neither more nor less than an amoral animal responding to the
First Dynamic, i.e., look out for Number One, and everyone else be
damned. As long as that's understood, fine.
|
60.506 | | SMURF::BINDER | Manus Celer Dei | Fri Feb 23 1996 15:15 | 3 |
| .504
I hear and obey the voice of Landru.
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60.507 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Fri Feb 23 1996 15:23 | 1 |
| I can't wait for Festival to start.
|
60.508 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Fri Feb 23 1996 15:23 | 4 |
| Peace and contentment...to you brother.
(Could you imagine what Soapbox would be like if we were all
absorbed?!) :-)
|
60.509 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Fri Feb 23 1996 15:40 | 26 |
| >So you're neither more nor less than an amoral animal responding to the
> First Dynamic, i.e., look out for Number One, and everyone else be
> damned. As long as that's understood, fine.
If this is the impression I left, then what I write is not what I'm thinking.
Though I don't see how you could get this impression. I mentioned that you and
I could get together on that which we have in common. You seem to ignore this.
Hypothetical example: Let's say you and I have an interest or maybe a use for
the leaf of the poison ivy plant. We find that it has beneficial uses for us.
Let's say our friend Jack Martin becomes infected by just breathing the air
around poison ivy and wants all poison ivy irradicated. Would it be right for
you and I to force Jack to endure his problem just because it is good for us?
Is it right for Jack to force the irradication of the plant when it has benefits
to you and I? Now, because poison ivy is good for you and I, we lobby the
government to protect the poison ivy plant. We present our case, showing the
benefits. Jack presents his case showing the adverse effects. Who is right?
Who should win? The answer is both. Between you, Jack and I we can come up with
a solution. Perhaps we start poison ivy farms and place warnings around the
area, or some other solution satisfactory to all. The situation is win, win.
This cooperation between individuals is what a society is all about. This is
not "look out for Number One, and everybody else be damned." This is production
of values at it's best.
Crying to the government, so that we get our way in the face of others who
disagree, is a good example of "everybody else be damned."
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60.510 | | SMURF::BINDER | Manus Celer Dei | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:30 | 18 |
| .509
The failure to communicate is that I will work toward a solution that
preserves poison ivy for us while making it possible for Jack not to
breathe it. Such a solution might involve genetic engineering such
that the irritants that bother Jack are removed while the elements we
find beneficial are retained. If that's not possible, then maybe the
solution involves providing Jack with a desensitizing agent or, as an
alternative, providing us with some other plant that has the same
benefits. It's not as simple as just kill the things we don't like
and save the ones we do. Were that so, housefiles would be gone in a
moment - but houseflies do yeoman service in the area of garbage
recycling, as they live on carrion.
The ultimate point here is that we simply don't know. The suggestion
that we let things die that are dying by causes other than human
intervention while preserving the things that we ourselves are killing
is a good position from which to negotiate.
|
60.511 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:38 | 6 |
| .510
china eradicated houseflies in the early seventies,
i believe. it became everyone's patriotic duty to kill
flies, on sight. voila. no more flies. not such a
big loss, i might add.
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60.512 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:42 | 5 |
|
.511 really? Oph, are you toying with us? i know how you get
on Fridays.
|
60.513 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:43 | 1 |
| she is.
|
60.514 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:44 | 1 |
| Friday on TV - The Ex Flies,
|
60.515 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:45 | 1 |
| You sure it wasn't a SWAT re-run?
|
60.516 | Itinerant flies. | BSS::S_CONLON | A Season of Carnelians | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:46 | 9 |
| Bonnie, some years back I remember a story about a small town that
got rid of most of the flies by requiring that everyone get garbage
compactors for their kitchens. (The townspeople wanted to do this
very much, as I understand it. They all agreed to do it at the
same time, pretty much.)
The flies went away. There wasn't enough rotting garbage in the
'staging area', 'collection', and 'disposal' cycles to keep decent
self-respecting flies in business, so they packed up and moved on. :)
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60.517 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:48 | 3 |
| moi, toy? non, non. it was another peoples' campaign.
i am only unsure about the campaign years...it may have
happened in the sixties.
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60.518 | | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | Lord of the Turnip Truck | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:49 | 11 |
|
>it may have happened in the sixties.
Way before your time... huh???
:)
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60.519 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:49 | 2 |
|
.516 sounds like a pack of flies.
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60.520 | | BSS::S_CONLON | A Season of Carnelians | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:52 | 3 |
| Good one, Di! :)
It's a true story, though.
|
60.521 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:54 | 3 |
| .517
The sixties? Tempus fugit.
|
60.522 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:56 | 5 |
| they were overrun with flies. they're such filthy
little creatures. the chinese took things in hand.
if you saw a fly, you stopped what you were doing,
gave chase, and kilt it. and there are many, many
chinese people, remember.
|
60.523 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:57 | 1 |
| An entire nation of flies. Undone.
|
60.524 | | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | Lord of the Turnip Truck | Fri Feb 23 1996 16:58 | 6 |
|
Yes, Bonnie... but did they save the maggots for fish-bait???
(re: fish-bait... it's the best, cause it never stops wriggling!!)
|
60.525 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | tools are our friends | Fri Feb 23 1996 17:03 | 1 |
| maggots are easier to kill. no wingys.
|
60.526 | | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | Lord of the Turnip Truck | Fri Feb 23 1996 17:04 | 4 |
|
Trout go nuts over them...
|
60.527 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Madison...5'2'' 95 lbs. | Fri Feb 23 1996 17:05 | 1 |
| HEY!!!! What about me with the poison ivy.
|
60.528 | | SOLVIT::KRAWIECKI | Lord of the Turnip Truck | Fri Feb 23 1996 17:05 | 5 |
|
<-----
Don't inhale....
|
60.529 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Trembling Liver | Fri Feb 23 1996 17:08 | 1 |
| We need flies. who's gonna eat all o that dung?
|
60.530 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Don't like my p_n? 1-800-328-7448 | Fri Feb 23 1996 17:37 | 3 |
|
Tu mange le dung, et morte.
|
60.531 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Fri Feb 23 1996 18:48 | 12 |
|
>The ultimate point here is that we simply don't know. The suggestion
>that we let things die that are dying by causes other than human
>intervention while preserving the things that we ourselves are killing
>is a good position from which to negotiate.
Should everyone be forced to negotiate? Should everyone not involved with the
negotiation be forced to conform to the results? Or, should only those to whom
it is important be involved in the negotiations or conformity to the
agreements?
By the way, I kill every fly I see.
|
60.532 | | DECWET::LOWE | Bruce Lowe, DECwest Eng., DTN 548-8910 | Fri Feb 23 1996 20:35 | 13 |
| The arrogance to think a nation can wipe out flies by killing them by hand
is laughable. Clean up the garbage, they won't be attracted, you won't see
them. Besides, even if it was possible, that is precisely the kind of meddling
that disrupts the food chain in a big way.
I don't have the numbers, but I'll bet research would reveal that there are
exactly lebenty-leben times 10 to the umteeth flies in the world for each human.
I think there are at least that many in the immediate region of my face when I
take a walk in the mountains around here in the spring (I know, that leaves me
wide open, but no cracks about hygiene, please :-} ).
Wipe out flies by hand? Try emptying the Pacific with a coffee cup. It will
probably be easier.
|
60.533 | | CHEFS::COOKS | Half Man,Half Biscuit | Mon Feb 26 1996 07:20 | 7 |
| Wasn`t it the Chinese who tried killing a certain type of bird (I can`t
remember which type) because they kept eating the grain in the fields?
Sadly,because there were no birds to eat the insects,the insects
totally decimated the harvest that year.
|
60.534 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Don't like my p_n? 1-800-328-7448 | Mon Feb 26 1996 09:27 | 7 |
|
RE: Bruce
If not killing them by hand, how about killing them by fly-
swatter? Would THAT be easier than emptying the Pacific with
a coffee cup? [And what size coffee cup?]
|
60.535 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Mon Feb 26 1996 13:43 | 1 |
| Sounds like Bruce is having a bad day. :)
|
60.536 | | DECWET::LOWE | Bruce Lowe, DECwest Eng., DTN 548-8910 | Tue Feb 27 1996 14:17 | 1 |
| <--- Naw - just a kneejerk reaction to idiotic govt programs.
|
60.537 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Tue Feb 27 1996 14:52 | 1 |
| <------ Oh. Then it is understandable.
|
60.538 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of The Counter King | Tue Feb 27 1996 14:53 | 3 |
|
--------------------------------->
|
60.539 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | Fugitive from the law of averages | Tue Feb 27 1996 14:55 | 1 |
| Good point :)
|
60.540 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of Nightmares | Mon Apr 29 1996 22:10 | 3 |
|
I am, frankly, sick and tired.
|
60.541 | | BSS::SMITH_S | | Tue Apr 30 1996 00:12 | 2 |
| Sorry to hear that, Frank.
-ss
|
60.542 | | ACISS2::LEECH | extremist | Tue Apr 30 1996 10:43 | 1 |
| That's "Frankly"...and a strange name it is.
|
60.543 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Little Chamber of Nightmares | Tue Apr 30 1996 16:48 | 3 |
|
That's it, I'm done. I give up.
|
60.544 | | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Act like you own the company | Tue Apr 30 1996 16:52 | 5 |
|
See, now she IS sick and tired.
And you brutes have no one else to thank but yourselves.
|
60.545 | | BSS::PROCTOR_R | And Fozil makes three | Tue Apr 30 1996 17:22 | 6 |
| > See, now she IS sick and tired.
> And you brutes have no one else to thank but yourselves.
I think Mr. Richard Canoe figures in here somewhere as to Mz_Deb's
problems
|
60.546 | read the damn sign!!! | FABSIX::P_OHALLORAN | Go mbeanfaigh Dia sibh | Sat Sep 14 1996 08:05 | 12 |
60.547 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Sat Sep 14 1996 10:09 | 10 |
60.548 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | And big, 30 foot smurfs! | Sat Sep 14 1996 11:31 | 12 |
60.549 | Would you like fries with that? | N2DEEP::SHALLOW | Grace and peace to you! | Sat Sep 14 1996 14:52 | 16 |
60.550 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | And big, 30 foot smurfs! | Sat Sep 14 1996 19:13 | 2 |
60.551 | Awwww, you're too kind! | N2DEEP::SHALLOW | Grace and peace to you! | Sat Sep 14 1996 19:21 | 13 |
60.552 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | And big, 30 foot smurfs! | Sat Sep 14 1996 19:43 | 4 |
60.553 | And now, I wish you Jesus! 8-) | N2DEEP::SHALLOW | Grace and peace to you! | Sat Sep 14 1996 19:48 | 13 |
60.554 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.yvv.com/decplus/ | Sun Sep 15 1996 10:31 | 8 |
60.555 | | BULEAN::BANKS | Think locally, act locally | Mon Sep 16 1996 14:20 | 9 |
60.556 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.yvv.com/decplus/ | Mon Sep 16 1996 14:21 | 7 |
60.557 | Long Sentence Alert! | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Mon Sep 16 1996 14:40 | 15 |
60.558 | | SMARTT::JENNISON | It's all about soul | Mon Sep 16 1996 16:49 | 18 |
60.559 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Mon Sep 16 1996 17:42 | 4 |
60.560 | Oy vey! | N2DEEP::SHALLOW | Signs and wonders shall follow... | Wed Sep 25 1996 23:43 | 16 |
60.561 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Wed Nov 13 1996 22:45 | 1 |
60.562 | | SCASS1::BARBER_A | I wanna grow up just like you | Thu Nov 14 1996 12:21 | 5 |
60.563 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 12:32 | 1 |
60.564 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Thu Nov 14 1996 12:34 | 5 |
60.565 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Nov 14 1996 12:35 | 12 |
60.566 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Thu Nov 14 1996 12:36 | 1 |
60.567 | | CONSLT::MCBRIDE | Idleness, the holiday of fools | Thu Nov 14 1996 12:37 | 1 |
60.568 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 12:38 | 2 |
60.569 | | BUSY::SLAB | The Choking Doberman | Thu Nov 14 1996 12:46 | 6 |
60.571 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:06 | 4 |
60.572 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:07 | 8 |
60.570 | | SCASS1::BARBER_A | I wanna grow up just like you | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:10 | 16 |
60.573 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:10 | 1 |
60.574 | | SCASS1::BARBER_A | I wanna grow up just like you | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:18 | 8 |
60.575 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:24 | 8 |
60.576 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:24 | 1 |
60.577 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:25 | 1 |
60.578 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:28 | 3 |
60.579 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:30 | 1 |
60.580 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Thu Nov 14 1996 13:38 | 3 |
60.581 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:01 | 5 |
60.582 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:04 | 3 |
60.583 | drivel | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:17 | 4 |
60.584 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:23 | 2 |
60.585 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:27 | 12 |
60.586 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:31 | 7 |
60.587 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:32 | 2 |
60.588 | | SCASS1::BARBER_A | I wanna grow up just like you | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:39 | 1 |
60.589 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:41 | 7 |
60.590 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:43 | 5 |
60.591 | | BUSY::SLAB | The Mexican Pet | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:43 | 10 |
60.592 | also on gnus... | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:52 | 6 |
60.593 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:53 | 4 |
60.594 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:54 | 1 |
60.595 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Nov 14 1996 14:54 | 3 |
60.596 | | BUSY::SLAB | The Recall of the Wild | Thu Nov 14 1996 15:48 | 7 |
60.597 | now THAT'S pornographic | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott itj | Thu Nov 14 1996 15:49 | 1 |
60.598 | | GOJIRA::JESSOP | | Thu Nov 14 1996 15:50 | 2 |
60.599 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | | Thu Nov 14 1996 15:51 | 1 |
60.600 | | BUSY::SLAB | The Recall of the Wild | Thu Nov 14 1996 15:52 | 6 |
60.601 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 15:53 | 1 |
60.602 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.yvv.com/decplus/ | Thu Nov 14 1996 16:20 | 6 |
60.603 | I shouldn't have to ask | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Nov 14 1996 16:44 | 10 |
60.604 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 16:46 | 2 |
60.605 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Nov 14 1996 16:54 | 12 |
60.606 | | BUSY::SLAB | The Second Winds of War | Thu Nov 14 1996 17:00 | 6 |
60.607 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.yvv.com/decplus/ | Thu Nov 14 1996 17:00 | 3 |
60.608 | It is the way of things | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 17:02 | 1 |
60.609 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Nov 14 1996 17:08 | 5 |
60.610 | | BUSY::SLAB | The Vanishing Hitchhiker | Thu Nov 14 1996 17:15 | 6 |
60.611 | Is whom correct? | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Thu Nov 14 1996 18:35 | 4 |
60.612 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.yvv.com/decplus/ | Thu Nov 14 1996 18:36 | 20 |
60.613 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Thu Nov 14 1996 20:04 | 2 |
60.614 | | SCASS1::BARBER_A | I wanna grow up just like you | Thu Nov 14 1996 21:07 | 7 |
60.615 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.yvv.com/decplus/ | Thu Nov 14 1996 22:28 | 5 |
60.616 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Nov 14 1996 23:13 | 5 |
60.617 | I shouldn't HAVE to ask | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Fri Nov 15 1996 01:29 | 23 |
60.618 | | JULIET::MORALES_NA | Sweet Spirit's Gentle Breeze | Fri Nov 15 1996 01:32 | 8 |
60.619 | you wouldn't know character if it squished between your toes | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott itj | Fri Nov 15 1996 07:40 | 4 |
60.620 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.yvv.com/decplus/ | Fri Nov 15 1996 07:41 | 7 |
60.621 | | GOJIRA::JESSOP | | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:06 | 13 |
60.622 | malice = bad thought | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:06 | 16 |
60.623 | | GOJIRA::JESSOP | | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:07 | 4 |
60.624 | | SMURF::BINDER | Errabit quicquid errare potest. | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:08 | 4 |
60.625 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:10 | 5 |
60.626 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:12 | 1 |
60.627 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Be A Victor..Not a Victim! | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:19 | 7 |
60.628 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:19 | 23 |
60.629 | | ALPHAZ::HARNEY | John A Harney | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:21 | 6 |
60.630 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:26 | 5 |
60.631 | | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:32 | 18 |
60.632 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:36 | 8 |
60.633 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:41 | 8 |
60.596 | | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Fri Nov 15 1996 09:50 | 2 |
60.634 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:00 | 7 |
60.635 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:03 | 1 |
60.636 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:07 | 11 |
60.637 | | BUSY::SLAB | They call me Dr. Love | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:26 | 6 |
60.638 | | DECWIN::JUDY | That's *Ms. Bitch* to you!! | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:36 | 14 |
60.639 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:39 | 1 |
60.640 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:43 | 5 |
60.641 | | BUSY::SLAB | They call me Dr. Love | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:45 | 7 |
60.642 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott itj | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:49 | 4 |
60.643 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:51 | 7 |
60.644 | why not ? | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:53 | 4 |
60.645 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Clueless in Chicago | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:57 | 15 |
60.646 | :-) | POMPY::LESLIE | a=(f/m)((1-(v**2/c**2))**(3/2)) | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:58 | 1 |
60.647 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | | Fri Nov 15 1996 10:59 | 4 |
60.648 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:07 | 19 |
60.649 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:15 | 12 |
60.650 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:20 | 8 |
60.651 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:29 | 1 |
60.652 | | SMURF::BINDER | Errabit quicquid errare potest. | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:30 | 1 |
60.653 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:32 | 1 |
60.654 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:33 | 1 |
60.655 | | SMURF::BINDER | Errabit quicquid errare potest. | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:33 | 1 |
60.656 | Eight hundred twenty-six years ago, ackshully | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:34 | 5 |
60.657 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:35 | 1 |
60.658 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:36 | 1 |
60.659 | | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Fri Nov 15 1996 11:37 | 1 |
60.660 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:07 | 20 |
60.661 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:10 | 7 |
60.662 | evidence | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:14 | 12 |
60.663 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:17 | 6 |
60.664 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:20 | 13 |
60.665 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:27 | 3 |
60.666 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:31 | 13 |
60.667 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:46 | 13 |
60.668 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:51 | 11 |
60.669 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:54 | 39 |
60.670 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 12:59 | 19 |
60.671 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:02 | 6 |
60.672 | | SCASS1::BARBER_A | I wanna grow up just like you | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:02 | 1 |
60.673 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Clueless in Chicago | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:06 | 2 |
60.674 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:07 | 9 |
60.675 | | SCASS1::BARBER_A | I wanna grow up just like you | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:08 | 1 |
60.676 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.yvv.com/decplus/ | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:12 | 6 |
60.677 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:13 | 3 |
60.678 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Clueless in Chicago | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:14 | 3 |
60.679 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:15 | 7 |
60.680 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:19 | 8 |
60.681 | | BUSY::SLAB | This is the Central Scrutinizer | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:19 | 6 |
60.682 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:22 | 40 |
60.683 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:23 | 11 |
60.684 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:25 | 15 |
60.685 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:32 | 21 |
60.686 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:39 | 6 |
60.687 | | BUSY::SLAB | This is the Central Scrutinizer | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:48 | 5 |
60.688 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:55 | 3 |
60.689 | | BUSY::SLAB | This is the Central Scrutinizer | Fri Nov 15 1996 13:57 | 4 |
60.690 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Fri Nov 15 1996 14:01 | 3 |
60.691 | | BUSY::SLAB | Time for cake and sodomy | Fri Nov 15 1996 14:10 | 6 |
60.692 | | SALEM::DODA | Visibly shaken, not stirred | Fri Nov 15 1996 14:44 | 6 |
60.693 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Clueless in Chicago | Fri Nov 15 1996 14:46 | 3 |
60.694 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Fri Nov 15 1996 14:48 | 1 |
60.695 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott itj | Fri Nov 15 1996 14:51 | 1 |
60.696 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Fri Nov 15 1996 18:46 | 15 |
60.697 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Sat Nov 16 1996 08:10 | 6 |
60.698 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Sun Nov 17 1996 20:55 | 2 |
60.699 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 08:43 | 15 |
60.701 | sure, but so what ? | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Mon Nov 18 1996 09:35 | 8 |
60.702 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 09:37 | 16 |
60.703 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott itj | Mon Nov 18 1996 09:43 | 3 |
60.700 | sorry | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 09:46 | 7 |
60.704 | | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Mon Nov 18 1996 09:48 | 1 |
60.705 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 09:50 | 9 |
60.706 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 10:02 | 23 |
60.707 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Mon Nov 18 1996 10:05 | 3 |
60.708 | | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Mon Nov 18 1996 10:07 | 16 |
60.710 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 10:08 | 3 |
60.711 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 10:09 | 14 |
60.712 | | BUSY::SLAB | We're not #1, but we're up there | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:04 | 6 |
60.713 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:06 | 1 |
60.714 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:08 | 8 |
60.715 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:15 | 15 |
60.716 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:28 | 26 |
60.717 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | look to the swedes! | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:31 | 1 |
60.718 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:41 | 15 |
60.719 | | BUSY::SLAB | Weird Al Yankovic in '96 | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:42 | 5 |
60.720 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:45 | 3 |
60.721 | The Thought Police are coming.... | POMPY::LESLIE | Andy, it's hip to b� | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:45 | 2 |
60.722 | | BUSY::SLAB | Weird Al Yankovic in '96 | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:49 | 5 |
60.723 | | EVMS::MORONEY | Smith&Wesson - The original point & click interface. | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:49 | 3 |
60.724 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | look to the swedes! | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:54 | 3 |
60.725 | | POMPY::LESLIE | Andy, it's hip to b� | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:56 | 9 |
60.726 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 11:56 | 4 |
60.727 | Miss Manners would be more authoritative on this | TLE::RALTO | | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:04 | 7 |
60.728 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:09 | 8 |
60.729 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:10 | 1 |
60.730 | | POMPY::LESLIE | Andy, it's hip to b� | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:10 | 1 |
60.731 | thoughts on thought | SMURF::WALTERS | | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:12 | 97 |
60.732 | Reminds me of an old "Time Tunnel" episode :-) | TLE::RALTO | Bridge to the 21st Indictment | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:14 | 5 |
60.733 | No one noticed, probably due to low ratings | TLE::RALTO | Bridge to the 21st Indictment | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:18 | 9 |
60.734 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:36 | 46 |
60.735 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:39 | 47 |
60.736 | | BUSY::SLAB | Whaddapairahogans! | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:47 | 24 |
60.737 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:49 | 18 |
60.738 | Very bad assumption .... | BRITE::FYFE | Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without. | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:51 | 3 |
60.739 | | BUSY::SLAB | Whaddapairahogans! | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:51 | 4 |
60.740 | | BUSY::SLAB | Whaddapairahogans! | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:52 | 4 |
60.741 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:54 | 22 |
60.742 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | look to the swedes! | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:55 | 4 |
60.743 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Clueless in Chicago | Mon Nov 18 1996 12:55 | 2 |
60.744 | | BUSY::SLAB | Whaddapairahogans! | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:03 | 20 |
60.745 | | POMPY::LESLIE | Andy, it's hip to b� | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:05 | 1 |
60.746 | | BUSY::SLAB | What's that flower you have on? | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:12 | 10 |
60.747 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:13 | 29 |
60.748 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott itj | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:16 | 15 |
60.749 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:34 | 31 |
60.750 | | RUSURE::EDP | Always mount a scratch monkey. | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:37 | 12 |
60.751 | | BUSY::SLAB | What's that flower you have on? | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:37 | 10 |
60.752 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:41 | 5 |
60.753 | e.g. | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:41 | 4 |
60.754 | | BUSY::SLAB | What's that flower you have on? | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:42 | 13 |
60.755 | | BUSY::SLAB | What's that flower you have on? | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:43 | 9 |
60.756 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Mon Nov 18 1996 13:48 | 4 |
60.757 | | RUSURE::EDP | Always mount a scratch monkey. | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:01 | 19 |
60.758 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Clueless in Chicago | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:03 | 2 |
60.759 | | BUSY::SLAB | What's that flower you have on? | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:09 | 17 |
60.760 | | RUSURE::EDP | Always mount a scratch monkey. | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:16 | 26 |
60.761 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:17 | 5 |
60.762 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Clueless in Chicago | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:18 | 2 |
60.763 | | BUSY::SLAB | Whiplash! | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:40 | 23 |
60.764 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:44 | 6 |
60.765 | ipso facto... | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Mon Nov 18 1996 14:45 | 4 |
60.766 | | BUSY::SLAB | Whiplash! | Mon Nov 18 1996 15:04 | 10 |
60.767 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 15:05 | 9 |
60.768 | | BUSY::SLAB | Whiplash! | Mon Nov 18 1996 15:08 | 6 |
60.769 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Clueless in Chicago | Mon Nov 18 1996 15:09 | 3 |
60.770 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 15:13 | 10 |
60.771 | | RUSURE::EDP | Always mount a scratch monkey. | Mon Nov 18 1996 15:41 | 20 |
60.772 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 15:46 | 31 |
60.773 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Mon Nov 18 1996 15:54 | 4 |
60.774 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Mon Nov 18 1996 15:55 | 3 |
60.775 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Mon Nov 18 1996 15:57 | 3 |
60.776 | | NOTIME::SACKS | Gerald Sacks ZKO2-3/N30 DTN:381-2085 | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:02 | 1 |
60.777 | | BRITE::FYFE | Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without. | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:03 | 16 |
60.778 | | BUSY::SLAB | Whose Line Is It Anyway? | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:06 | 9 |
60.779 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:17 | 5 |
60.780 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:22 | 14 |
60.781 | and foydermore... | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:23 | 6 |
60.782 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:23 | 4 |
60.783 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Clueless in Chicago | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:27 | 5 |
60.784 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:30 | 9 |
60.785 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:39 | 4 |
60.786 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:41 | 1 |
60.787 | | BUSY::SLAB | Why don't you bend for gold? | Mon Nov 18 1996 16:46 | 3 |
60.788 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Mon Nov 18 1996 17:37 | 3 |
60.789 | But would you be right? | BRITE::FYFE | Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without. | Mon Nov 18 1996 20:42 | 4 |
60.790 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott itj | Tue Nov 19 1996 07:16 | 5 |
60.791 | inescapable, really | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Tue Nov 19 1996 09:29 | 10 |
60.792 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Tue Nov 19 1996 09:36 | 4 |
60.793 | | SMURF::WALTERS | | Tue Nov 19 1996 09:44 | 5 |
60.794 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Tue Nov 19 1996 09:45 | 11 |
60.795 | loneliness, no doubt | GAAS::BRAUCHER | Champagne Supernova | Tue Nov 19 1996 09:56 | 6 |
60.796 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Tue Nov 19 1996 10:30 | 3 |
60.797 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Tue Nov 19 1996 10:33 | 7 |
60.798 | | EVMS::MORONEY | Smith&Wesson - The original point & click interface. | Tue Nov 19 1996 12:17 | 23 |
60.799 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Tue Nov 19 1996 12:58 | 2 |
60.800 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Tue Nov 19 1996 13:03 | 6 |
60.801 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Tue Nov 19 1996 13:05 | 1 |
60.802 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Tue Nov 19 1996 13:06 | 3 |
60.803 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Tue Nov 19 1996 13:10 | 1 |
60.804 | | SMURF::BINDER | Errabit quicquid errare potest. | Tue Nov 19 1996 13:10 | 1 |
60.805 | | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Braves, 1914 1957 1995 WS Champs | Tue Nov 19 1996 13:29 | 25 |
60.806 | | GENRAL::RALSTON | K=tc^2 | Tue Nov 19 1996 17:04 | 5 |
60.807 | I am | POWDML::HANGGELI | mouth responsibility | Tue Jan 14 1997 16:49 | 2 |
60.808 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Ebonics Is Not Apply | Wed Jan 15 1997 09:56 | 1 |
60.809 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | mouth responsibility | Wed Jan 15 1997 09:56 | 3 |
60.810 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott Itj | Wed Jan 15 1997 10:07 | 1 |
60.811 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Ebonics Is Not Apply | Wed Jan 15 1997 10:22 | 1 |
60.812 | | POMPY::LESLIE | andy ��� leslie, DTN 847 6586 | Thu Jan 16 1997 07:33 | 1 |
60.813 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott Itj | Thu Jan 16 1997 07:35 | 1 |
60.814 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Ebonics Is Not Apply | Thu Jan 16 1997 13:25 | 1 |
60.815 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Thu Jan 16 1997 13:30 | 4 |
60.816 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | ready to begin again | Thu Jan 16 1997 13:33 | 1 |
60.817 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Jan 16 1997 13:46 | 1 |
60.818 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | mouth responsibility | Thu Jan 16 1997 13:53 | 3 |
60.819 | | MKOTS3::JMARTIN | Ebonics Is Not Apply | Thu Jan 16 1997 13:59 | 1 |
60.820 | | ACISS2::LEECH | Terminal Philosophy | Fri Jan 17 1997 08:49 | 1 |
60.821 | | POMPY::LESLIE | [email protected] | Fri Jan 17 1997 08:50 | 3 |
60.822 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Tue Feb 25 1997 20:28 | 1 |
| .... of being tested.
|
60.823 | | BUSY::SLAB | As you wish | Wed Feb 26 1997 01:16 | 4 |
|
Maybe you should make it a point to pass that urine test and maybe
they'll leave you alone once and for all.
|
60.824 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Let's Play Chocolate | Wed Feb 26 1997 16:25 | 6 |
|
I am sick sick sick sick sick sick sick sick sick sick sick sick sick and
tired tired tired tired tired tired tired tired tired tired tired tired
of this stupid stupid stupid stupid stupid stupid stupid stupid stupid
argument.
|
60.825 | | NOTIME::SACKS | Gerald Sacks ZKO2-3/N30 DTN:381-2085 | Wed Feb 26 1997 16:27 | 1 |
| Which which which which which which which which which stupid argument?
|
60.826 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.ziplink.net/~glen/decplus/ | Wed Feb 26 1997 16:32 | 2 |
| the one she is tired tired tired tired tired tired tired tired tired tired tired
of
|
60.827 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Let's Play Chocolate | Wed Feb 26 1997 16:32 | 3 |
|
Exactly.
|
60.828 | | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Wed Feb 26 1997 16:40 | 3 |
| Are we back to the one I'm sick & tired of, too, or is this your own?
/john
|
60.829 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Let's Play Chocolate | Wed Feb 26 1997 16:43 | 3 |
|
This is one in which you are involved, I'm sure.
|
60.830 | | TROOA::BUTKOVICH | people in masks cannot be trusted | Wed Feb 26 1997 16:51 | 1 |
| never get involved with a Thespian!
|
60.831 | | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Wed Feb 26 1997 17:13 | 17 |
| Oh no, I'm not involved in this one.
Since -
1. I'm not a minor, and
2. I don't plan to introduce any minors to the Sudbury Savoyards, and
3. I don't plan to sponsor any minors at the Sudbury Savoyards, and
4. I don't plan to be producer again any time soon, and
5. I don't have or plan to have a vote on the Board any time soon, and
6. I'm tired of reading seven-page memos about policies and procedures
then it's the argument I'm sick and tired of and no longer involved in.
As I said a few weeks ago: You can have this argument in a room that I'm
not in. Either the argument or I will leave the room.
/john
|
60.832 | | LANDO::OLIVER_B | ready to begin again | Wed Feb 26 1997 17:19 | 3 |
| /Either the argument or I will leave the room.
i kinda like that.
|
60.833 | | BUSY::SLAB | Career Opportunity Week at DEC | Wed Feb 26 1997 17:38 | 3 |
|
Hmmm ... I think I'd have to flip a coin for that choice.
|
60.834 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.ziplink.net/~glen/decplus/ | Wed Feb 26 1997 20:11 | 6 |
| | <<< Note 60.831 by COVERT::COVERT "John R. Covert" >>>
| Either the argument or I will leave the room.
Deb, you gottat tell me about this argument! :-)
|
60.835 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott Itj | Thu Feb 27 1997 07:31 | 3 |
| Right, Glen. Are you hard of hearing, or simply hard of listening?
She's sick and tired of it and doesn't want to talk about it anymore!
|
60.836 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.ziplink.net/~glen/decplus/ | Thu Feb 27 1997 07:49 | 1 |
| huh? I can't hear you! LALALALALALALALALALALALA....
|
60.837 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Feb 27 1997 17:32 | 2 |
| .... of words that say one thing while the voice says something
completely different.
|
60.838 | | PENUTS::DDESMAISONS | person B | Thu Feb 27 1997 17:37 | 4 |
|
.837 yeah, those foreign films with subtitles can wear on ya.
|
60.839 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Feb 27 1997 17:43 | 1 |
| 8)
|
60.840 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | Patented Problem Generator | Thu Mar 13 1997 12:45 | 1 |
| ... of this overwhelming feeling of disempowerment.
|
60.841 | It's the 90s! | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Thu Mar 13 1997 12:47 | 4 |
|
Well, get empowered, man!
|
60.842 | | NOTIME::SACKS | Gerald Sacks ZKO2-3/N30 DTN:381-2085 | Thu Mar 13 1997 12:59 | 1 |
| Better disempowerment than disembowelment.
|
60.843 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott Itj | Thu Mar 13 1997 13:00 | 2 |
| IRS&T of software and programs that don't work the way they are
documented. GMAFB!
|
60.844 | | BUSY::SLAB | Dogbert's New Ruling Class: 150K | Thu Mar 13 1997 14:02 | 5 |
|
Have you ever considered the possibility that maybe you're the
only one who's having these problems, and that maybe it's not
actually the software's fault?
|
60.845 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Thu Mar 13 1997 14:07 | 3 |
|
Maybe if he'd shot a deer things would be a bit different for him
|
60.846 | | WECARE::GRIFFIN | John Griffin zko1-3/b31 381-1159 | Thu Mar 13 1997 14:08 | 2 |
| Shawn, he's not alone. I installed Linux on my 486 at home and now, I
too can say, "I feel his pain."
|
60.847 | | BUSY::SLAB | Dogbert's New Ruling Class: 150K | Thu Mar 13 1997 14:14 | 3 |
|
I stand corrected.
|
60.848 | | SHRCTR::PJOHNSON | Vaya con huevos. | Thu Mar 13 1997 14:14 | 5 |
| What?! Linux? that'll save us all from Gates' absolute reign of power?
I thought Linux could do no wrong, was the answer to our prayers, was
what everybody'd run if they had any sense...
Where's that CP/M floppy...
|
60.849 | | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott Itj | Thu Mar 13 1997 14:23 | 5 |
| >Have you ever considered the possibility that maybe you're the
>only one who's having these problems, and that maybe it's not
>actually the software's fault?
We tested that hypothesis and discovered it to be false. /hth
|
60.850 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.ziplink.net/~glen/decplus/ | Thu Mar 13 1997 14:45 | 2 |
| The ones who are having the problem are looking to see if it is the
software or the person..... interesting
|
60.851 | | SMARTT::JENNISON | And baby makes five | Thu Mar 13 1997 16:29 | 6 |
|
I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired.
Honestly.
|
60.852 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Thu Mar 13 1997 16:32 | 3 |
|
I'm not sick, but I sure am tired.
|
60.853 | | SMARTT::JENNISON | And baby makes five | Thu Mar 13 1997 16:33 | 7 |
|
Well, I'm not as sick as I was a week ago, but I'm not
fully "well" yet either.
And I'm really really tired.
|
60.854 | | BULEAN::BANKS | Saturn Sap | Thu Mar 13 1997 16:34 | 1 |
| Well, I'm tired, and I'm starting to feel sick.
|
60.855 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Thu Mar 13 1997 16:34 | 3 |
|
I'm so tired, I could get sick
|
60.856 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.ziplink.net/~glen/decplus/ | Thu Mar 13 1997 16:38 | 3 |
|
Karen..... aerobics must be errr.... fun?
|
60.857 | | SMARTT::JENNISON | And baby makes five | Thu Mar 13 1997 16:52 | 7 |
|
Actually, I feed off the energy of my students for aerobics
class.
It's working here that drains me.
|
60.858 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.ziplink.net/~glen/decplus/ | Thu Mar 13 1997 17:01 | 9 |
| | <<< Note 60.857 by SMARTT::JENNISON "And baby makes five" >>>
| Actually, I feed off the energy of my students for aerobics class.
Actually.... it was the feeling sick part I was talking about.
Hmmmm....
|
60.859 | | BUSY::SLAB | Duster :== idiot driver magnet | Thu Mar 13 1997 17:38 | 3 |
|
Well, I'm sick and tired of hearing how sick and tired you all are.
|
60.860 | | COVERT::COVERT | John R. Covert | Thu Mar 13 1997 20:27 | 3 |
|
I'm sick and tired of people who are sick and tired.
|
60.861 | | CSLALL::HENDERSON | Give the world a smile each day | Thu Mar 13 1997 20:51 | 3 |
|
What about those, like me, who are just plain tired?
|
60.862 | | BIGQ::SILVA | http://www.ziplink.net/~glen/decplus/ | Thu Mar 13 1997 21:47 | 1 |
| that's ok
|
60.863 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Because I Can. | Mon Mar 17 1997 00:38 | 14 |
|
You know, I really have to say I'm sick and tired of getting home late
at night and having nobody to talk to.
Why, a couple of years ago you could log on at just about any time of
night and have people ready and willing to chat and argue and call you
names. Now it's 12:35 and the place is deader than a doornail.
I'd like to propose a rotating schedule of people to stay up and talk
to me. We can do it by days rather than weeks. And I won't make you
stay up later than midnight or so, normally.
We can start tomorrow. Volunteers?
|
60.864 | | TROOA::BUTKOVICH | turn and face the strange | Mon Mar 17 1997 01:43 | 2 |
| Well.... I could be the volunteer for this morning, but it seems you've
already disappeared. 8^/
|
60.865 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Because I Can. | Mon Mar 17 1997 08:31 | 6 |
|
<grump>
I should have stayed logged on. It's not like I was able to sleep or
anything.
|
60.866 | | DECWET::WOLINSKI | uCoder sans Frontieres | Mon Mar 17 1997 11:37 | 11 |
|
>>>You know, I really have to say I'm sick and tired of getting home late
at night and having nobody to talk to.
Well, Ms. Deb if you need somebody to talk could aways give me a ring. Afterall
I'm three hours behind you and it's early for me. ;-)
-mike
|
60.867 | | POWDML::HANGGELI | Because I Can. | Mon Mar 17 1997 11:40 | 5 |
|
<lightbulb goes on>
Hey, thanks 8^)!
|
60.868 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Soapbox NCAA ex-champion | Fri Mar 28 1997 10:58 | 3 |
|
<------- i've got RAS. I may just try setting it up at home soon.
Do I need Kea or anything else to log onto notes?
|
60.869 | | BUSY::SLAB | Great baby! Delicious!! | Fri Mar 28 1997 11:06 | 13 |
|
If you have Windows 95 you probably have Hyperterm which uses a
VT100 emulator.
You need a call-in number and password, so make sure you get that
before you try and set it up.
I still haven't gotten KEA to work ... I'll be bringing the lap-
top to work Monday for an after-work meeting so maybe I'll ask a
co-worker to take a look at it and tell me what I'm doing wrong.
It's got a VT300 or VT400 emulator which is definitely preferable
to a VT100.
|
60.870 | | BIGHOG::PERCIVAL | I'm the NRA,USPSA/IPSC,NROI-RO | Fri Mar 28 1997 11:11 | 13 |
| <<< Note 60.868 by ACISS1::BATTIS "Soapbox NCAA ex-champion" >>>
> <------- i've got RAS. I may just try setting it up at home soon.
> Do I need Kea or anything else to log onto notes?
I've been using Excursion with RAS. Works just fine.
Kind of cool being on a Concall with ZGO and being able to pull up
a Powerpoint file from a co-worker's PC so we could discuss it
(he had faxed them a copy, but forgot to give me one).
Jim
|
60.871 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Soapbox NCAA ex-champion | Fri Mar 28 1997 11:29 | 4 |
|
thanks guys. i have a call in number. i need to get the new password
though. I'm running windows 3.1.1 at home not 95. I also don't have
Excursion either. Can i do this without any special software?
|
60.872 | | BIGHOG::PERCIVAL | I'm the NRA,USPSA/IPSC,NROI-RO | Fri Mar 28 1997 11:37 | 19 |
| <<< Note 60.871 by ACISS1::BATTIS "Soapbox NCAA ex-champion" >>>
> thanks guys. i have a call in number. i need to get the new password
> though. I'm running windows 3.1.1 at home not 95. I also don't have
> Excursion either. Can i do this without any special software?
You have to have some sort of network capable terminal emulator.
Remember, I'm just a "user". The way I made it work was to give
my laptop to our PC support folks. They gave it back the following
day with a little icon that says "shortcut to CXO1". I double
click on that, click on connect and then call up Excursion when
it says it connected.
For me, anything beyond the mouse button is magic. ;-)
Jim
|
60.873 | | BUSY::SLAB | Great baby! Delicious!! | Fri Mar 28 1997 11:54 | 3 |
|
Excursion needs to be installed, Battis.
|
60.874 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Soapbox NCAA ex-champion | Fri Mar 28 1997 12:31 | 3 |
|
slab, i think i have some sort of network software installled on my
home PC. Or do i specifically need Excursion?
|
60.875 | | BUSY::SLAB | ch-ch-ch-ch-ha-ha-ha-ha | Fri Mar 28 1997 12:46 | 13 |
|
I meant that you need to install Excursion in order to use it, if
that's what you want to do ... IE, it's not automatically avail-
able to you by default.
I'm not sure what you have for network software, but if you can
post the name/description then I'm sure someone can tell you if
it will work.
Your CS/IT group [if you have one] might even have KEA on disk
and if so they'll probably let you borrow it and install it if
you want.
|
60.876 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Soapbox NCAA ex-champion | Fri Mar 28 1997 12:51 | 4 |
|
good point. I have it on my pc at work here. Haven't had the need to
set my home pc to dial into here. On the other hand, being able to
chat with debra at night qualifies as a good reason.
|
60.877 | | BUSY::SLAB | ch-ch-ch-ch-ha-ha-ha-ha | Fri Mar 28 1997 12:56 | 12 |
|
Does that mean that you have no current mail utility running on
your PC at home?
Not that hard to believe, of course, but I'm just wondering.
Someone will definitely correct me if I'm wrong about this, but
it's my understanding that you need at least Windows 95 to be
able to use Exchange, so you might want to think about upgrad-
ing from 3.11. And your CS/IT group probably has THAT on a disk
or 17 that you could use to do the upgrade.
|
60.878 | | BIGHOG::PERCIVAL | I'm the NRA,USPSA/IPSC,NROI-RO | Fri Mar 28 1997 13:25 | 15 |
| <<< Note 60.877 by BUSY::SLAB "ch-ch-ch-ch-ha-ha-ha-ha" >>>
> Someone will definitely correct me if I'm wrong about this, but
> it's my understanding that you need at least Windows 95 to be
> able to use Exchange, so you might want to think about upgrad-
> ing from 3.11.
Not sure about Exchange, but we were told that to use RAS you
needed to have 3.11 or W95 (I suppose WNT would also work).
Given that we have a corporate license for W95, and the fact
that you can install this on 2 machines (as long as you don't
use both at the same time), go ahead and upgrade to W95.
Jim
|
60.879 | | ACISS1::BATTIS | Soapbox NCAA ex-champion | Fri Mar 28 1997 13:38 | 4 |
|
i like 3.11, a lot in fact. i don't want to upgrade to 95 for
my home pc. as for Exchange, i don't have it at home and really
don't need it.
|
60.880 | | WECARE::GRIFFIN | John Griffin zko1-3/b31 381-1159 | Fri Mar 28 1997 13:41 | 4 |
| I don't think you have choice. I don't think you can run RAS on a
16-bit Winsock .dll.
|
60.881 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | A stranger in my own life | Mon Apr 28 1997 21:42 | 3 |
| I'm sick and tired of hearing people say:
duh buh yuh duh buh yuh duh buh yuh dot.
|
60.882 | | BUSY::SLAB | Be gone - you have no powers here | Tue Apr 29 1997 00:36 | 13 |
|
Would you prefer
dub-dub-dub
??
and maybe soon shortened to
d-d-d
??
|
60.883 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | A stranger in my own life | Tue Apr 29 1997 00:42 | 2 |
| I would prefer double you double you double you dot.
|
60.884 | clone any sheep lately? | WAHOO::LEVESQUE | Spott Itj | Tue Apr 29 1997 08:03 | 3 |
| and the Haagster would prefer:
double ewe double ewe double ewe dot
|
60.885 | | SHOGUN::KOWALEWICZ | Are you from away? | Tue Apr 29 1997 08:43 | 5 |
|
And I thought it was pronounced
woob woob woob <using a Curly voice> :-)
kb
|
60.886 | | POLAR::RICHARDSON | A stranger in my own life | Tue Apr 29 1997 11:25 | 1 |
| I like that! What a great idea!
|