In a day or two....

On Apr 7, 10:08 pm, "Wolfgang" wrote:

Anyway, I wasn't "aiming for" anything.
Wolfgang


Just as well it was aimless then. Not to mention
pointless.............

MC

"Mike" wrote in message
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On Apr 7, 10:08 pm, "Wolfgang" wrote:

Anyway, I wasn't "aiming for" anything.
Wolfgang


Just as well it was aimless then. Not to mention
pointless.............

Unlike the rest of this exchange....including your initial
offering.....right? So, anyway, what IS the point of your engaging in this
exercise is pointlessness?

Wolfgang
i mean, we all know that there's a really spiffy point to this.......right?

On Apr 7, 10:21 pm, "Wolfgang" wrote:
"Mike" wrote in message

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On Apr 7, 10:08 pm, "Wolfgang" wrote:

Anyway, I wasn't "aiming for" anything.
Wolfgang

Just as well it was aimless then. Not to mention
pointless.............

Unlike the rest of this exchange....including your initial
offering.....right? So, anyway, what IS the point of your engaging in this
exercise is pointlessness?

Wolfgang
i mean, we all know that there's a really spiffy point to this.......right?


Never ceases to amaze me that you always know everything in advance,
one of the things which presumably renders answering you superfluous.

There is no point as such, I saw the opportunity to post what I
thought was an amusing one-liner, and so I did.

You proceeded to make a song and dance about it, which is surprising,
as if you know everything in advance, there would seem to be even less
point in your doing so, than in my original post, which had none.

MC

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On Mon, 7 Apr 2008 15:09:32 -0500, "Wolfgang"
wrote:

You ever wonder how life might be different if you weren't a puppet?

d;o)

Ever wonder how life might be different if you didn't have all those
shiney new nickles taken away from you in the schoolyard?

Davey

"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
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On Mon, 7 Apr 2008 15:09:32 -0500, "Wolfgang"
wrote:

You ever wonder how life might be different if you weren't a puppet?

d;o)

Ever wonder how life might be different if you didn't have all those
shiney new nickles taken away from you in the schoolyard?

You ever wonder why it is that every time someone close to you gets ill or
injured or dies you get all cheerful and feisty?

Wolfgang
who suspects (and hopes) that he might begin to wonder a bit if death were
his only real friend.

"Mike" wrote in message
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On Apr 7, 10:21 pm, "Wolfgang" wrote:
"Mike" wrote in message

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On Apr 7, 10:08 pm, "Wolfgang" wrote:

Anyway, I wasn't "aiming for" anything.
Wolfgang

Just as well it was aimless then. Not to mention
pointless.............

Unlike the rest of this exchange....including your initial
offering.....right? So, anyway, what IS the point of your engaging in
this
exercise is pointlessness?

Wolfgang
i mean, we all know that there's a really spiffy point to
this.......right?


Never ceases to amaze me that you always know everything in advance,
one of the things which presumably renders answering you superfluous.

There is no point as such, I saw the opportunity to post what I
thought was an amusing one-liner, and so I did.

You proceeded to make a song and dance about it, which is surprising,
as if you know everything in advance, there would seem to be even less
point in your doing so, than in my original post, which had none.

Still, a boy has to wonder just what overwhelming natural imperative
requires the continuation of so many interminable exercises in
pointlessness. Not that it fails to amuse, lo these many iterations
later......but a boy still has to wonder.

Wolfgang

On Apr 7, 10:54 am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
riverman wrote:
..we'll finally be able to get that gun away from him.

RIP.

His three most memorable performances for me were Will Penny,
Ben Hur of course, and the most memorable of all, his poignant
and heartfelt farewell. Whether you agree or disagree with his
personal views the man was a class act.

--
Ken Fortenberry


Having grown up after his Ben Hur days, I only knew him as the NRA guy
who hated monkeys. Now that I see his obituaries, I find he marched
with MLK when it wasn't a very popular thing for Hollwood to do. Class
act indeed.

On Apr 7, 10:17*am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
wrote:

I understood that he really didn't have much "politics" UNTIL the NRA
approached him and that he so missed his Hollywood heydays and craved
the attention they showered on him, that once the ball got rolling the
thesbian in him took over and the rest is history. ...

* *^^^^^^^^
Charlton Heston was an actress ?!!?

Oh my, she was *good*. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

I ment thesbian, not lesbian. You know, like calling a non-Actors
Equity actor an undocumented thesbian, is like calling a French Fry a
"Chip." Right?
Dave

wrote in message
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On Apr 7, 10:17 am, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
wrote:

I understood that he really didn't have much "politics" UNTIL the NRA
approached him and that he so missed his Hollywood heydays and craved
the attention they showered on him, that once the ball got rolling the
thesbian in him took over and the rest is history. ...

^^^^^^^^
Charlton Heston was an actress ?!!?

Oh my, she was *good*. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

I ment thesbian, not lesbian. You know, like calling a non-Actors
Equity actor an undocumented thesbian, is like calling a French Fry a
"Chip." Right?

****

No, that's a lespian.

Wolfgang
who knows that calling nitwits anything but what they are only encourages
them to breed. look at the world around you.

wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
wrote:
I understood that he really didn't have much "politics" UNTIL the NRA
approached him and that he so missed his Hollywood heydays and craved
the attention they showered on him, that once the ball got rolling the
thesbian in him took over and the rest is history. ...
^^^^^^^^
Charlton Heston was an actress ?!!?

Oh my, she was *good*. ;-)

I ment thesbian, not lesbian.

The word you're looking for is thespian. I was just having a little
fun at your expense. Sorry about that, I mean if I have to explain
the joke then it wasn't really all that funny to begin with.

--
Ken Fortenberry