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On 6-Feb-2005, Steve Calvin > wrote: > Matthew L. Martin wrote: > > > Gus wrote: > > > > -- A bunch of self-important stuff completely missing the point. > > > > Have you notice that you are antagonizing virtually everyone on this > > newsgroup? If you don't like the norms of this newsgroup I encourage you > > > > to start your own. Perhaps you can convince Kent and Cal and other like > > minded people to join you. > > > > We and you would all probably be happier. > > > > Matthew > > > > I miss most of these posts but see enough to know that it's raging again. > > May I offer a hypothetical: > > "You" are joining a club that has been in existence for quite a while. > The members have taken a majority rule vote on the bylaws for the > club. Whatever the majority view was, became the club by-laws. > > Let's further assume that this club has a restaurant and bar and the > club by-laws mandate that there be no "tabs" run. All bills must be > paid by the end of business day. > > Ok, now: "you" don't happen to like that or think that in today's day > and age that makes sense to you just decide that because you don't > like carrying a wallet or money, you aren't going to comply. Do you > really expect that you'd be graciously received by the membership and > welcomed? Or kicked out on "your" butt? > > -- > Steve I sure wish I were as eloquent as you Steve because you pretty well summed it up. What I can't figure out is why anyone would hang around here knowing how we are. It's baffeling how so many people could be in tune with one another, and a stranger cannot understand it and '****' off. In other words, we will close the door on people who try to butt in with views that are not acceptable to this group. Gus is absolutely right in that he can post anywhere he wants to on Usenet. But 'we'are not obligated to respond. Brick (Keep the shiny side up) ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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"Brick" > wrote:
> "Graeme...in London" > wrote: > > "Gus" > wrote in message > > <snipped unread> > > > Make you all a bet. > > > > Even money you ain't here in June! > > > > > Not one of those people I just described would act that way were it > > > not for the "anonymity" of the Internet. > > > > This group has **** all to do with the internet. Yes, I swore, sorry > > Gus. > > > Graeme said it like it is. Certainly not all of the people here have met > personally, but a hell of a lot of them have. Many have travelled cross > country to visit others in this group. One at least has travelled from > California to London to visit a member of this group. Dave Bugg was a > regular in this group way before he opened his restaurant. People from > this group travelled all the way from Florida to Washington State to > attend his grand opening. If you wish to call that commercialisim, you > can kiss my royal ass.It's like Big Jim's in Micanopy, FL. He's a busy > man these days, but he still has time for us and he throws two or more > gratis parties every year. His New Years party has become a legend. We > all grieved when we lost Jack Curry. We grieved before when we lost > Cuchelain Libby. For your information Gus, this group is a lot more then > just swapping lies on the internet. Nobody is going to fit into this > group in fifteen minutes. If you wish to consider this group as some kind > of free entity available to anybody on the planet, I guess you can do > that. Don't be surprised if your posts are suddenly ignored. > Ya know, Brick, sometimes you not only speak English, but are downright erudite! -- Nick. To help with tsunami relief, go to: http://usafreedomcorps.gov/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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"F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote:
> Duwop wrote: > > You mean like this: Suck slimy shit freakin fat ****head! > > > > Like that? Want to see how long a sentence I can run together like > > that? Please? I'm a big fan of James Ellroy. > > ROFL MAO! Same reaction! Duwop does have a way with words and Goofy Gus does know how to bring out the best in people! ;-) -- Nick. To help with tsunami relief, go to: http://usafreedomcorps.gov/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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Brick wrote:
> On 6-Feb-2005, "Graeme...in London" > > wrote: > >> "Gus" > wrote in message >> ... >> >> <snipped unread> >> >> >>> Make you all a bet. >> >> Even money you ain't here in June! >> >>> Not one of those people I just described would act that way were it >>> not >> for >>> the "anonymity" of the Internet. >> >> This group has **** all to do with the internet. Yes, I swore, sorry >> Gus. >> >> Plonk! >> >> Graeme > > Graeme said it like it is. Certainly not all of the people here have > met personally, > but a hell of a lot of them have. Many have travelled cross country > to visit others > in this group. One at least has travelled from California to London > to visit > a > member of this group. Dave Bugg was a regular in this group way > before he > opened his > restaurant. People from this group travelled all the way from Florida > to Washington > State to attend his grand opening. If you wish to call that > commercialisim, > you > can kiss my royal ass.It's like Big Jim's in Micanopy, FL. He's a > busy man > these > days, but he still has time for us and he throws two or more gratis > parties > every > year. His New Years party has become a legend. We all grieved when > we lost > Jack Curry. We grieved before when we lost Cuchelain Libby. For your > information Gus, this group is a lot more then just swapping lies on > the > internet. > Nobody is going to fit into this group in fifteen minutes. If you > wish to > consider > this group as some kind of free entity available to anybody on the > planet, I > guess > you can do that. Don't be surprised if your posts are suddenly > ignored. > > Brick (Keep the shiny side up) > > ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet > News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the > World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - > Total Privacy via Encryption =---- Brick, you forgot that some people even got married through this group......... :~) kili |
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Gus wrote:
-- nothing of importance and, once again, completely missing the point. Here is what I think you should do: FOAD. Matthew -- Thermodynamics and/or Golf for dummies: There is a game You can't win You can't break even You can't get out of the game |
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"Matthew L. Martin" wrote: > > Gus wrote: > > -- A bunch of self-important stuff completely missing the point. > > Have you notice that you are antagonizing virtually everyone on this > newsgroup? If you don't like the norms of this newsgroup I encourage you > to start your own. Perhaps you can convince Kent and Cal and other like > minded people to join you. > > We and you would all probably be happier. > > Matthew > > -- > Thermodynamics and/or Golf for dummies: There is a game > You can't win > You can't break even > You can't get out of the game You know you just posted nothing but a signature line... -CAL |
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"Matthew L. Martin" wrote: > > Gus wrote: > > -- nothing of importance and, once again, completely missing the point. > > Here is what I think you should do: > > FOAD. Your a sweet man Matt. -CAL |
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Duwop wrote:
> "Gus" > >> >> "kilikini" > wrote in >> message >>> F.G. Whitfurrows wrote: >>>> kilikini wrote: >>>>> Fos, put the kids to bed, give the wifey poo a kiss >>>>> for me and have yourself a glass of BOTD. LOL >> Here's some more of that 3d person stuff you said you >> hated. And they even stuck some of YOUR name into it! >> Man alive, will the little people never learn any >> respect at all? >> >> Gotta smile, folks. SOME people just fuss way too much >> about way too little as they struggle to grow up! >> >> Best to all, >> Gus Kilthau, Houston, Texas >> > > Gus appreciated that your last few posts stopped that > stylistic nonsense. But to expect to push like you did > and not get pushed back? Who's being childish? You want > to be opinionated and say anything you want without > repercussions I suggest you find some corner where nobody > is listenening, cuz people don't act like that and you > know it. So stop with your act. You want to act like an > asshole expect to be treated like one. When you've been > normal, you've been treated normal. Pretty simple really, > third grade stuff. > > Where's YOUR respect? Bingo! |
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Duwop wrote:
> > Gus appreciated that your last few posts stopped that stylistic nonsense. > But to expect to push like you did and not get pushed back? Who's being > childish? You want to be opinionated and say anything you want without > repercussions I suggest you find some corner where nobody is listenening, > cuz people don't act like that and you know it. So stop with your act. You > want to act like an asshole expect to be treated like one. When you've been > normal, you've been treated normal. Pretty simple really, third grade stuff. > > Where's YOUR respect? > This ng is perfect for Gus as long as he gets to tell us how to behave. That's fair, NOT!!! Matthew -- Thermodynamics and/or Golf for dummies: There is a game You can't win You can't break even You can't get out of the game |
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Gus wrote:
Nothing of any real value and was subsequently plonked by TFM® **** in ya, TFM® |
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Matthew L. Martin wrote: > Gus wrote: > > -- nothing of importance and, once again, completely missing the > point. > > Here is what I think you should do: > > FOAD. > Dang , Matthew. I was just gettin ready to post a small apology and explanation to Gus as to why we get all worked up over stuff like the crap he was writin'.................Oh well, **** him......everyone thinks he's a prick anyway.<g> -- Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows and his 6" boner |
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"kilikini" > wrote:
> Brick wrote: > > "Graeme...in London" > wrote: > >> "Gus" > wrote in message > >> <snipped unread> > >>> Make you all a bet. > >> > >> Even money you ain't here in June! > >> > >>> Not one of those people I just described would act that way were it > >>> not for the "anonymity" of the Internet. > >> > >> This group has **** all to do with the internet. Yes, I swore, sorry > >> Gus. > >> > >> Plonk! > > > > Graeme said it like it is. Certainly not all of the people here have > > met personally, > > but a hell of a lot of them have. Many have travelled cross country > > to visit others > > in this group. One at least has travelled from California to London > > to visit > > a > > member of this group. Dave Bugg was a regular in this group way > > before he > > opened his > > restaurant. People from this group travelled all the way from Florida > > to Washington > > State to attend his grand opening. If you wish to call that > > commercialisim, > > you > > can kiss my royal ass.It's like Big Jim's in Micanopy, FL. He's a > > busy man > > these > > days, but he still has time for us and he throws two or more gratis > > parties > > every > > year. His New Years party has become a legend. We all grieved when > > we lost > > Jack Curry. We grieved before when we lost Cuchelain Libby. For your > > information Gus, this group is a lot more then just swapping lies on > > the > > internet. > > Nobody is going to fit into this group in fifteen minutes. If you > > wish to > > consider > > this group as some kind of free entity available to anybody on the > > planet, I > > guess > > you can do that. Don't be surprised if your posts are suddenly > > ignored. > > > Brick, you forgot that some people even got married through this > group......... :~) > I was a witness! I just wanna testify! -- Nick. To help with tsunami relief, go to: http://usafreedomcorps.gov/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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> wrote in message ... > "kilikini" > wrote: >> Brick wrote: >> > "Graeme...in London" > wrote: >> >> "Gus" > wrote in message >> >> <snipped unread> > >> >>> Make you all a bet. >> >> >> >> Even money you ain't here in June! >> >> >> >>> Not one of those people I just described would act that way were it >> >>> not for the "anonymity" of the Internet. >> >> >> >> This group has **** all to do with the internet. Yes, I swore, sorry >> >> Gus. >> >> >> >> Plonk! >> > >> > Graeme said it like it is. Certainly not all of the people here have >> > met personally, >> > but a hell of a lot of them have. Many have travelled cross country >> > to visit others >> > in this group. One at least has travelled from California to London >> > to visit >> > a >> > member of this group. Dave Bugg was a regular in this group way >> > before he >> > opened his >> > restaurant. People from this group travelled all the way from Florida >> > to Washington >> > State to attend his grand opening. If you wish to call that >> > commercialisim, >> > you >> > can kiss my royal ass.It's like Big Jim's in Micanopy, FL. He's a >> > busy man >> > these >> > days, but he still has time for us and he throws two or more gratis >> > parties >> > every >> > year. His New Years party has become a legend. We all grieved when >> > we lost >> > Jack Curry. We grieved before when we lost Cuchelain Libby. For your >> > information Gus, this group is a lot more then just swapping lies on >> > the >> > internet. >> > Nobody is going to fit into this group in fifteen minutes. If you >> > wish to >> > consider >> > this group as some kind of free entity available to anybody on the >> > planet, I >> > guess >> > you can do that. Don't be surprised if your posts are suddenly >> > ignored. >> > >> Brick, you forgot that some people even got married through this >> group......... :~) >> > I was a witness! I just wanna testify! After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best friend, Aileen, on Valentine's Day. She'll also be joining me in my real estate business as well. If any of you are conveniently located to Bainbridge Island, WA, I'd be honored to have you witness this spectacle which by it's rarity is surely a sign of the Apocolypse. We're too old and jaded to go through the crap of planning a wedding so this things is gonna be a small quickie. 1:30ish at the Wyatt House on Wyatt and Madison near the ferry dock. JD |
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JD wrote:
> After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best > friend, Aileen, on Valentine's Day. Congrats big time, JD. Aileen is a gorgeous lady, well-spoken, and has a great personality. How the heck did ya get her to agree? :-) Just kiddin'. Hope to see you two again soon. -- Dave Dave's Pit-Smoked Bar-B-Que http://davebbq.com/ |
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JD wrote:
> > wrote in message > ... >> "kilikini" > wrote: >>> Brick wrote: >>>> "Graeme...in London" > wrote: >>>>> "Gus" > wrote in message >>>>> <snipped unread> >> > > After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best > friend, Aileen, on Valentine's Day. She'll also be joining me in my > real estate business as well. If any of you are conveniently located > to Bainbridge Island, WA, I'd be honored to have you witness this > spectacle which by it's rarity is surely a sign of the Apocolypse. > We're too old and jaded to go through the crap of planning a wedding > so this things is gonna be a small quickie. 1:30ish at the Wyatt > House on Wyatt and Madison near the ferry dock. > > JD Congratulations, JD! What made you finally decide to take the plunge? Did you just look at her the "wrong" way one day and go, yeah, I'll take that...? kili |
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"JD" > wrote:
> [ . . . ] > After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best friend, > Aileen, on Valentine's Day. She'll also be joining me in my real estate > business as well. If any of you are conveniently located to Bainbridge > Island, WA, I'd be honored to have you witness this spectacle which by > it's rarity is surely a sign of the Apocolypse. We're too old and jaded > to go through the crap of planning a wedding so this things is gonna be a > small quickie. 1:30ish at the Wyatt House on Wyatt and Madison near the > ferry dock. > JD, I'm very happy for you both and I wish you a long happy healthy, life together. I hope the real estate biz flourishes form the partnership, too. I regret that i'll be unable to enjoy the festivities in person, but it's probably just as well. I woulda got drunk and fallen off the dock anyhow. Hey. That's not funny! -- Nick. To help with tsunami relief, go to: http://usafreedomcorps.gov/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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"kilikini" > wrote in message . .. > JD wrote: >> > wrote in message >> ... >>> "kilikini" > wrote: >>>> Brick wrote: >>>>> "Graeme...in London" > wrote: >>>>>> "Gus" > wrote in message >>>>>> <snipped unread> >>> >> >> After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best >> friend, Aileen, on Valentine's Day. She'll also be joining me in my >> real estate business as well. If any of you are conveniently located >> to Bainbridge Island, WA, I'd be honored to have you witness this >> spectacle which by it's rarity is surely a sign of the Apocolypse. >> We're too old and jaded to go through the crap of planning a wedding >> so this things is gonna be a small quickie. 1:30ish at the Wyatt >> House on Wyatt and Madison near the ferry dock. >> >> JD > > Congratulations, JD! What made you finally decide to take the plunge? > Did > you just look at her the "wrong" way one day and go, yeah, I'll take > that...? > > kili I've been open to the idea for years but I didn't want to raise someone elses kids (unless she was a widow) plus after two marriages I had a real good idea of what I *didn't* want. Add in that when I divorced at 30, I was one good looking man and women threw themselves at me. Not a whole lot of incentive to make a commitment, if ya get my drift. In those 22 years I've been all over the world and had more adventures than 99% of the folks out there. The only thing that could have made my life better after that was someone to share it with. If the truth be told, I wasn't sure I'd know the right one if she bit me on the ass so I prayed that I'd know her when I saw her. We pretty much knew it from the gitgo. The rest is a fairy tale in the making. JD |
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JD wrote: >>> After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best >>> friend, Aileen, on Valentine's Day. She'll also be joining me in my >>> real estate business as well. If any of you are conveniently located >>> to Bainbridge Island, WA, I'd be honored to have you witness this >>> spectacle which by it's rarity is surely a sign of the Apocolypse. >>> We're too old and jaded to go through the crap of planning a wedding >>> so this things is gonna be a small quickie. 1:30ish at the Wyatt >>> House on Wyatt and Madison near the ferry dock. >>> Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little offended at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd a brought the beer for the blessing.<g> -- Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows and his 6" boner |
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"Dave Bugg" > wrote in message ... > JD wrote: > >> After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best >> friend, Aileen, on Valentine's Day. > > Congrats big time, JD. Aileen is a gorgeous lady, well-spoken, and has a > great personality. How the heck did ya get her to agree? :-) Just > kiddin'. Hope to see you two again soon. > > -- > Dave How, you ask? There's an old Texas platitude, "Even a blind chicken gets a kernel of corn now and then". I was lucky....damn lucky. We'll be back. We've pretty much agreed that Rt 2 through Wenatchee is the default route to Spokane from now on. JD |
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"F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote in message ... > > > JD wrote: >>>> After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best >>>> friend, Aileen, on Valentine's Day. She'll also be joining me in my >>>> real estate business as well. If any of you are conveniently located >>>> to Bainbridge Island, WA, I'd be honored to have you witness this >>>> spectacle which by it's rarity is surely a sign of the Apocolypse. >>>> We're too old and jaded to go through the crap of planning a wedding >>>> so this things is gonna be a small quickie. 1:30ish at the Wyatt >>>> House on Wyatt and Madison near the ferry dock. >>>> > > Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little > offended > at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd a brought the > beer for the blessing.<g> Seriously??!? We've been going nuts trying to find someone to officiate without making us go through the pre-sentencing counseling and requiring that we join their church. We're 52 years old fer Chrissakes, as if counseling us would have much effect. JD > > -- > Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows > and his 6" boner > > > |
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"F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote:
> JD wrote: > >>> After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best > >>> friend, Aileen, on Valentine's Day. She'll also be joining me in my > >>> real estate business as well. If any of you are conveniently located > >>> to Bainbridge Island, WA, I'd be honored to have you witness this > >>> spectacle which by it's rarity is surely a sign of the Apocolypse. > >>> We're too old and jaded to go through the crap of planning a wedding > >>> so this things is gonna be a small quickie. 1:30ish at the Wyatt > >>> House on Wyatt and Madison near the ferry dock. > >>> > > Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little > offended at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd a > brought the beer for the blessing.<g> Speaking of which, how's yer brew? -- Nick. To help with tsunami relief, go to: http://usafreedomcorps.gov/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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"JD" > wrote in message news:zHYNd.12910$uc.1404@trnddc05... > > "Dave Bugg" > wrote in message > ... > > JD wrote: > > > >> After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best > >> friend, Aileen, on Valentine's Day. > > > > Congrats big time, JD. Aileen is a gorgeous lady, well-spoken, and has a > > great personality. How the heck did ya get her to agree? :-) Just > > kiddin'. Hope to see you two again soon. > > > > -- > > Dave > > How, you ask? There's an old Texas platitude, "Even a blind chicken gets a > kernel of corn now and then". When I growed up in Texas it was "Even a blind hog finds an acorn every now and then". Jack |
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Jack Sloan wrote:
> > When I growed up in Texas it was "Even a blind hog finds an acorn every now > and then". > Here in NE it's "Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while". -- Matthew I'm a contractor. If you want an opinion, I'll sell you one. Which one do you want? |
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JD wrote:
> "F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote in message > ... > >> >>JD wrote: >> >>>>>After a 22 year run of blissful singularity I am marrying my best >>>>>friend, Aileen, on Valentine's Day. She'll also be joining me in my >>>>>real estate business as well. If any of you are conveniently located >>>>>to Bainbridge Island, WA, I'd be honored to have you witness this >>>>>spectacle which by it's rarity is surely a sign of the Apocolypse. >>>>>We're too old and jaded to go through the crap of planning a wedding >>>>>so this things is gonna be a small quickie. 1:30ish at the Wyatt >>>>>House on Wyatt and Madison near the ferry dock. >>>>> >> >>Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little >>offended >>at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd a brought the >>beer for the blessing.<g> > > > Seriously??!? We've been going nuts trying to find someone to officiate > without making us go through the pre-sentencing counseling and requiring > that we join their church. We're 52 years old fer Chrissakes, as if > counseling us would have much effect. > > JD > >>-- >>Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows >>and his 6" boner >> >> >> > > > Look in the phone book for a Unitarian-Universalist church, they'll marry anyone! You can search for local congragations at www.uua.org -- Mike Willsey (Piedmont) "The Practical Bar-B-Q'r!" http://groups.msn.com/ThePracticalBa...ewwelcome.msnw Charities; Oxfam GB: http://www.oxfam.org.uk/about_us/index.htm, Operation Smile: http://www.operationsmile.org/ If you or a loved one has thyroid issues, please have their thyroid checked for radiation levels! |
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Matthew L. Martin wrote: > Jack Sloan wrote: >> >> When I growed up in Texas it was "Even a blind hog finds an acorn >> every now and then". >> > > Here in NE it's "Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while". Here in Washington it's "Even a blind stoner finds a bud every day". Unless you live in Granite Falls where it's "Even a blind tweaker *finds* some money to buy his meth every day". -- Fosco Gamgee Whitfurrows and his 6" boner |
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Piedmont > wrote:
> JD wrote: > > "F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote in message > > ... > > > >>Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little > >>offended > >>at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd a brought > >>the beer for the blessing.<g> > > > Look in the phone book for a Unitarian-Universalist church, they'll > marry anyone! You can search for local congragations at www.uua.org I've been to a Marriage performed by the Furry Footed Reverand. It was sensitive, pithy and tuned to the wishes of the Nuptualees. -- Nick. To help with tsunami relief, go to: http://usafreedomcorps.gov/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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> Piedmont > wrote: >> JD wrote: >>> "F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote in message >>> ... >>> >>>> Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little >>>> offended >>>> at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd a >>>> brought the beer for the blessing.<g> >>> >> Look in the phone book for a Unitarian-Universalist church, they'll >> marry anyone! You can search for local congragations at www.uua.org > > I've been to a Marriage performed by the Furry Footed Reverand. It was > sensitive, pithy and tuned to the wishes of the Nuptualees. I take offense at that statement. TFM® |
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BOB wrote:
> wrote: >> Piedmont > wrote: >>> JD wrote: >>>> "F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote >>>> in message ... >>>> >>>>> Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more >>>>> than a little offended >>>>> at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. >>>>> Hell, I'd a brought the beer for the blessing.<g> >>>> >>> Look in the phone book for a Unitarian-Universalist >>> church, they'll marry anyone! You can search for local >>> congragations at www.uua.org >> >> I've been to a Marriage performed by the Furry Footed >> Reverand. It was sensitive, pithy and tuned to the wishes >> of the Nuptualees. >> > > And I've seen the video. Furry foot did amaze even me with his > sensitivity. If it happens that the right woman ever finds me, I just > might have to fly the furry one down to Phloridah for the service. > ;-) > > BOB It's worth the trip to Wenatchee, Wa. Don't be such a tight ass. :-) TFM® |
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On 09 Feb 2005 02:58:31 GMT, wrote:
>Piedmont > wrote: >> JD wrote: >> > "F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote in message >> > ... >> > >> >>Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little >> >>offended >> >>at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd a brought >> >>the beer for the blessing.<g> >> > >> Look in the phone book for a Unitarian-Universalist church, they'll >> marry anyone! You can search for local congragations at www.uua.org > >I've been to a Marriage performed by the Furry Footed Reverand. It was >sensitive, pithy and tuned to the wishes of the Nuptualees. Nuptualees? Can you parse that please, Nickolaichick . . . Harry |
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On Wed, 09 Feb 2005 03:37:02 GMT, "TFM®" >
wrote: wrote: >> Piedmont > wrote: >>> JD wrote: >>>> "F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>> >>>>> Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little >>>>> offended >>>>> at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd a >>>>> brought the beer for the blessing.<g> >>>> >>> Look in the phone book for a Unitarian-Universalist church, they'll >>> marry anyone! You can search for local congragations at www.uua.org >> >> I've been to a Marriage performed by the Furry Footed Reverand. It was >> sensitive, pithy and tuned to the wishes of the Nuptualees. > > >I take offense at that statement. > >TFM® > Hey, TFM? I didn't know you were Nuptualees. I thought you was American. Gee, you never can tell.... ;-) -Chef Juke "EVERYbody Eats When They Come To MY House!" www.chefjuke.com |
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"TFM®" > wrote in message . .. > wrote: >> Piedmont > wrote: >>> JD wrote: >>>> "F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>> >>>>> Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little >>>>> offended >>>>> at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd a >>>>> brought the beer for the blessing.<g> >>>> >>> Look in the phone book for a Unitarian-Universalist church, they'll >>> marry anyone! You can search for local congragations at www.uua.org >> >> I've been to a Marriage performed by the Furry Footed Reverand. It was >> sensitive, pithy and tuned to the wishes of the Nuptualees. > > > I take offense at that statement. > > TFM® Hey, don't get pithed off JD |
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Steve Calvin > wrote:
> wrote: > > > I've been to a Marriage performed by the Furry Footed Reverand. It was > > sensitive, pithy and tuned to the wishes of the Nuptualees. > > > Well, that ain't supposed to be what it's about Nick! Geeze, it's > supposed to be about remaing loyal and multiplying so that there are > more suck....oops, people to donate to the church! Man, get with the > program! ;-) Don't try to provoke me into a series of posts that will bring the wrath of many down on me! Politically and religiously incorrect, -- Nick. To help with tsunami relief, go to: http://usafreedomcorps.gov/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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" BOB" > wrote:
> []If it happens that the right woman ever finds me, I just > might have to fly the furry one down to Phloridah for the service. > ;-) > You've got the right idea, BOB. Don't search, just be open to discovery. -- Nick. To help with tsunami relief, go to: http://usafreedomcorps.gov/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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"TFM®" > wrote:
> wrote: > > Piedmont > wrote: > >> JD wrote: > >>> "F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote in message > >>> > >>>> Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little > >>>> offended at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd > >>>> a brought the beer for the blessing.<g> > >>> > >> Look in the phone book for a Unitarian-Universalist church, they'll > >> marry anyone! You can search for local congragations at www.uua.org > > > > I've been to a Marriage performed by the Furry Footed Reverand. It was > > sensitive, pithy and tuned to the wishes of the Nuptualees. > > I take offense at that statement. > You and your Bride were too drunk to notice! -- Nick. To help with tsunami relief, go to: http://usafreedomcorps.gov/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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Harry Demidavicius > wrote:
> On 09 Feb 2005 02:58:31 GMT, wrote: > > >Piedmont > wrote: > >> JD wrote: > >> > "F.G. Whitfurrows" > wrote in message > >> > ... > >> > > >> >>Being a Reverend *and* a BBQ NG aquaintence, I'm more than a little > >> >>offended > >> >>at not having been asked to perform the ceremony. Hell, I'd a > >> >>brought the beer for the blessing.<g> > >> > > >> Look in the phone book for a Unitarian-Universalist church, they'll > >> marry anyone! You can search for local congragations at www.uua.org > > > >I've been to a Marriage performed by the Furry Footed Reverand. It was > >sensitive, pithy and tuned to the wishes of the Nuptualees. > > Nuptualees? Can you parse that please, Nickolaichick . . . > Perhaps, Nuptialists, a Bride or Wife; and a Bridegroom or Husband, would have been more correct. I meant 'those subjected to a nuptual', badhkin! -- Nick. To help with tsunami relief, go to: http://usafreedomcorps.gov/ Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops. You are not forgotten. Thanks ! ! ! |
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Brick wrote:
> > I sure wish I were as eloquent as you Steve because you > pretty well summed it up. I dunno, Brick. Eloquent or not, your reply up above to Graham's post pretty well said it all, except for the one ommission that Kili pointed out. BOB |
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F.G. Whitfurrows wrote:
> Matthew L. Martin wrote: > >>Gus wrote: >> >>-- nothing of importance and, once again, completely missing the >>point. >> >>Here is what I think you should do: >> >>FOAD. >> > > > Dang , Matthew. I was just gettin ready to post a small apology and > explanation to Gus as to why we get all worked up over stuff like the crap > he was writin'.................Oh well, > > > > **** him......everyone thinks he's a prick anyway.<g> > It's pretty clear that he thinks he owns the ng and we must behave to suit him. If he doesn't like the way we behave, he doesn't have to participate. -- Matthew I'm a contractor. If you want an opinion, I'll sell you one. Which one do you want? |
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