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Asadi - Try to count to 10
http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=652223
Okay John, count to ten with your fingers and see what you get. By the way, who bought that fly from Ebay? -- Frank Reid Euthenize to respond |
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"Kevin Vang" wrote I sent instructions to asadi hilarious. you might just as well have mailed a copy of mr. joyce's "ulysses" to stevie wonder for his literary edification... yfitons wayno (i mean, i have spent *time* with the man...) |
You will never know how much that confused me...
Until this date, I though 'Vang' was an alter ego for 'mfitons' . . . Although I feel that few subjects are . ummm. shall we say 'sacred' I wan't going to touch that one... john "Kevin Vang" wrote in message ... In article , says... By the way, who bought that fly from Ebay? I did, cuz none of you cheap sonsabitches would outbid me. I sent instructions to asadi to ship it to mr. a. wayne harrison, esq., of tons, to be considered a deposit (10% of a pound of flesh) to retain his professional services in the event of any unfortunate incidents at the Penns Clave. I never heard if that actually happened though. Kevin -- reply to: kevin dot vang at minotstateu dot edu |
Nine and three quarters...which means, quite literally, that I can never
count to ten.... john "Frank Reid" wrote in message ... http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=652223 Okay John, count to ten with your fingers and see what you get. By the way, who bought that fly from Ebay? -- Frank Reid Euthenize to respond |
"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message . com... "Kevin Vang" wrote I sent instructions to asadi hilarious. you might just as well have mailed a copy of mr. joyce's "ulysses" to stevie wonder for his literary edification... yfitons wayno (i mean, i have spent *time* with the man...) The difference, of course, is that the Braille edition might do Mr. Wonder some good (insofar as a book that may as well have been written in proto Indo-European can be conceived of as doing anyone any good), while for Mr. Asadi it would be like listening to an LP that has been cleaned with a brick. :) Wolfgang i mean, we're talking some serious lacunae here! |
On Sat, 9 Apr 2005 09:25:55 -0400, "asadi"
wrote: Nine and three quarters...which means, quite literally, that I can never count to ten.... Ummm. How're you fixed for toes? Cyli r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels. Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless. http://www.visi.com/~cyli email: lid (strip the .invalid to email) |
"Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "Wayne Harrison" wrote in message . com... "Kevin Vang" wrote I sent instructions to asadi hilarious. you might just as well have mailed a copy of mr. joyce's "ulysses" to stevie wonder for his literary edification... yfitons wayno (i mean, i have spent *time* with the man...) The difference, of course, is that the Braille edition might do Mr. Wonder some good (insofar as a book that may as well have been written in proto Indo-European can be conceived of as doing anyone any good), while for Mr. Asadi it would be like listening to an LP that has been cleaned with a brick. :) You may be confusing "Finnegan's Wake," with "Ulysses." "Finnegan's Wake IS arguably unintelligible. "Ulysses" is a masterpiece of the English language and the Irish mind. Dave Snedeker |
"David Snedeker" wrote You may be confusing "Finnegan's Wake," with "Ulysses." "Finnegan's Wake IS arguably unintelligible. "Ulysses" is a masterpiece of the English language and the Irish mind. no doubt that "finnegan's wake" is unintelligable. "ulysses" is merely boring. yfitons wayno (of course, there are people who honestly believe that jackson pollock was an "artist") |
"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message . com... "David Snedeker" wrote You may be confusing "Finnegan's Wake," with "Ulysses." "Finnegan's Wake IS arguably unintelligible. "Ulysses" is a masterpiece of the English language and the Irish mind. no doubt that "finnegan's wake" is unintelligable. "ulysses" is merely boring. yfitons wayno (of course, there are people who honestly believe that jackson pollock was an "artist") Damn you can surprise me yet. I'd say try Joyce again every 5 years but that would be patronizing. (Molly Bloom, boring? I guess I missed it.) I concede its a trudge, and that Ive read it in sections, but boring? I will say Pollock was an artist, a painter even, (trained by Thomas Hart Benton.) But once he did what he did with his "action painting" there really was no need for as many others to take the same dripping route. And he probably did benefit from a push by USIA. I thought the film "Pollock" did him justice at least as far as the way he led the later part of his short life. For myself, the Northwest School (Mark Toby, Graves, Callahan, and especially Guy Anderson) better fill up that part of the '50s-'60s. (Add Stella not NW). But you might pan their dark NW side and Asian influences.) So who is an "artist" anyway? I mean who, in your opinion, is an authentic contemporary painter anyway? Dave |
"David Snedeker" wrote in message ... "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "Wayne Harrison" wrote in message . com... "Kevin Vang" wrote I sent instructions to asadi hilarious. you might just as well have mailed a copy of mr. joyce's "ulysses" to stevie wonder for his literary edification... yfitons wayno (i mean, i have spent *time* with the man...) The difference, of course, is that the Braille edition might do Mr. Wonder some good (insofar as a book that may as well have been written in proto Indo-European can be conceived of as doing anyone any good), while for Mr. Asadi it would be like listening to an LP that has been cleaned with a brick. :) You may be confusing "Finnegan's Wake," with "Ulysses." Mmmmm.................nope, don't think so. "Finnegan's Wake IS arguably unintelligible. "Ulysses" is a masterpiece of the English language and the Irish mind. O.k. Wolfgang |
On 4/11/05 4:32 AM, in article
, "Wayne Harrison" wrote: "David Snedeker" wrote You may be confusing "Finnegan's Wake," with "Ulysses." "Finnegan's Wake IS arguably unintelligible. "Ulysses" is a masterpiece of the English language and the Irish mind. no doubt that "finnegan's wake" is unintelligable. "ulysses" is merely boring. You must not have made it to the final chapter. :-) Bill (don't make me post it!) |
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