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"Willi" wrote in message
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Wolfgang wrote:
"Willi" wrote in message
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Wolfgang wrote:




Buh bye,
Festus.



"You talk like my foot's asleep"


Yeah, that's sweet......and helpful.


Actually I thought it was funny.


Did you now? Well......gosh.


Try Google


Try this.

Wolfgang

I could have "tried" a couple of your golden oldies:


"it was a JOKE!
go out and buy yourself a sense of humor or something"


And then there's

"hee, hee, hee"

Willi

Yeah. You've got a lot to be proud of in this one, Willi.

Wolfgang

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Wolfgang wrote:


Yeah. You've got a lot to be proud of in this one, Willi.

Wolfgang



"hee, hee, hee"

Willi

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Willi wrote:
Wolfgang wrote:
Yeah. You've got a lot to be proud of in this one, Willi.

"hee, hee, hee"

You two are starting to sound like an old couple who
have argued so much they can't remember whose argument
is whose.

--
Ken Fortenberry

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On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 17:37:12 -0600, "Wolfgang"
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who notes that killfiles evidently ain't what they used to was.

Oh, did I forget to tell you? You've been out of the kill file for a
long time. Cheer up.

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"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
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On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 17:37:12 -0600, "Wolfgang"
wrote:

who notes that killfiles evidently ain't what they used to was.

Oh, did I forget to tell you? You've been out of the kill file for a
long time.

I'd have guessed that......eventually.

Cheer up.

Workin' on it. :)

Wolfgang

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On Wed, 25 Jan 2006, Bill Kiene wrote:

http://www.courttv.com/news/2006/011..._suit_ctv.html

Wow, shades of Gink.

Mu

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Tim J. wrote:



Damn. The rest of us will never be able to discern if Wolfgang is *really*
evil, or just slipped slightly to the right of line in the sand.


well...i've yet to see evidence he's been adversely affected by the
burlap and pillowcases dangled hereabout... of course, some others seem
to enjoy biting into the burlap. ...g...

jeff

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"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:1dpCf.326764$0l5.56545@dukeread06...
Tim J. wrote:



Damn. The rest of us will never be able to discern if Wolfgang is
*really* evil, or just slipped slightly to the right of line in the sand.


well...i've yet to see evidence he's been adversely affected by the burlap
and pillowcases dangled hereabout...

When one adheres rigidly to a strict regimen of heavy and randomly varied
self-medication, the effects on the vestibular system of a bit of manual
rotation are hardly noticeable.

of course, some others seem to enjoy biting into the burlap. ...g...

Mark Twain once observed that the principle difference between a man and a
dog is that if you find a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not
bite you. Perhaps so.......but it is also true that most dogs, having once
bitten the burlap, will find another hobby. :)

Wolfgang

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"Mu Young Lee" wrote in message
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On Wed, 25 Jan 2006, Bill Kiene wrote:

http://www.courttv.com/news/2006/011..._suit_ctv.html

Wow, shades of Gink.

Mu

Although he frightened me at times... deep down, I had the impression that
George was a really kind soul.

A little crazy perhaps, but you can't say he wasn't enertaining..

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I met him once, at the henrys fork gathering... it was a few years after
some of the bizarre writings and the bamboo rod adventures. In my
presence, and amidst a large group of us, he was kind, gracious,
generous, and witty. I watched him with Warren's daughter, who was
probably 4 or 5 at the time. She adored George. She was very happy and
comfortable with him and being held by him. He likewise treated her in
the same manner a good grandpa treats his grandchild...tenderly,
affectionately, humorously, attentively, and with obvious heartfelt joy.
They each had big grins. I'm sorry I didn't get to spend more time
around him. I think there was much more that was positive and worth
knowing about him than the stuff this place revealed. I have one of his
early ******* bamboo rods...i'm glad to own it, and it has pleasant
memories attached.

jeff

Skwala wrote:


Although he frightened me at times... deep down, I had the impression that
George was a really kind soul.

A little crazy perhaps, but you can't say he wasn't enertaining..