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Speaking of whom......Becky just got a letter (honest to God snail mail
letter!) from the estimable Ms. Miller. Now, I've been out in the world a
time or two, so I know that there is nothing unusual about being
complimentary when speaking of new friends......and especially when speaking
TO them......but good lord! If half the things she said are true, she likes
us better than we do. Um.......well, she hasn't known us as long. At any
rate, we're thinking of hiring her as our publicist.

Rachel says you caught some sardines in Santeetlah.

Wolfgang
oh, and ketchup is gonna be the death of you.


"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:KTTgd.86668$kz3.21966@fed1read02...
well, top posting is an innocent succussion (got that from a physician's
notes) made sublime by your personal reaction...

as in most pertinacious ****ing contests, the "p" is wasted and
unnecessarily consumes energy and space. i'd go with the "rsltf"... i'm
thinking about using it on a t-shirt.

Ken Fortenberry wrote:

If you want to post in THIS forum, you should at least have
the courtesy to do like the rest of us and put your posts
BENEATH the posts to which you are replying, otherwise you're
just a rude, stupid, lazy, top-posting ****tard.

Which description, while well deserved and apt is still way
too much to type every time some pertinacious prick top posts.

So the question is this:

Should "rude, stupid, lazy, top-posting ****tard" be

RSLTPF

or should we save precious electrons and make it

RSLTF

Vote early and vote often. ;-)

...and, sorry about the difficulties in 'bama, hope all goes ok or as well
as possible. tough business. be gentle with the graham county trout on
the way through.

jeff (...and, btw, rachel thanks you for the "fuktard" label. it's now
among her many synonym's for "jeff")

Wolfgang wrote:

Speaking of whom......Becky just got a letter (honest to God snail mail
letter!) from the estimable Ms. Miller. Now, I've been out in the world a
time or two, so I know that there is nothing unusual about being
complimentary when speaking of new friends......and especially when speaking
TO them......but good lord! If half the things she said are true, she likes
us better than we do. Um.......well, she hasn't known us as long. At any
rate, we're thinking of hiring her as our publicist.

well, you do need to take into account that she apparently also likes
me, so... anyway, she did enjoy y'all and i hope we can do it again.
....and, she is available for employment. she's good at "no feigned
praise"...what you payin?

Rachel says you caught some sardines in Santeetlah.

but, it was "**little**" santeetlah in joyce kilmer between the two
bridges... same size and just as manny as in sassy...all rainbows. fun.
i sent you some photos of the "biggest" tree on the trail...not that
piker you had a photo of.


Wolfgang
oh, and ketchup is gonna be the death of you.

nah... but i'll admit the stuff i use it on probably isn't too healthy
for me. it makes olives taste better though...

jeff (watchin the Tar Heels march on the UM Hurricanes... oh what fun!)


"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:KTTgd.86668$kz3.21966@fed1read02...

well, top posting is an innocent succussion (got that from a physician's
notes) made sublime by your personal reaction...

as in most pertinacious ****ing contests, the "p" is wasted and
unnecessarily consumes energy and space. i'd go with the "rsltf"... i'm
thinking about using it on a t-shirt.

Ken Fortenberry wrote:


If you want to post in THIS forum, you should at least have
the courtesy to do like the rest of us and put your posts
BENEATH the posts to which you are replying, otherwise you're
just a rude, stupid, lazy, top-posting ****tard.

Which description, while well deserved and apt is still way
too much to type every time some pertinacious prick top posts.

So the question is this:

Should "rude, stupid, lazy, top-posting ****tard" be

RSLTPF

or should we save precious electrons and make it

RSLTF

Vote early and vote often. ;-)

...and, sorry about the difficulties in 'bama, hope all goes ok or as well
as possible. tough business. be gentle with the graham county trout on
the way through.

jeff (...and, btw, rachel thanks you for the "fuktard" label. it's now
among her many synonym's for "jeff")

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
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Wolfgang wrote:

Speaking of whom......Becky just got a letter (honest to God snail mail
letter!) from the estimable Ms. Miller. Now, I've been out in the world
a time or two, so I know that there is nothing unusual about being
complimentary when speaking of new friends......and especially when
speaking TO them......but good lord! If half the things she said are
true, she likes us better than we do. Um.......well, she hasn't known us
as long. At any rate, we're thinking of hiring her as our publicist.

well, you do need to take into account that she apparently also likes me,
so... anyway, she did enjoy y'all and i hope we can do it again.

Becky, despite my advice, is determined to backpack on the AT. I believe
I've convinced her that October is the best time to do so......at least, the
best time given her schedule. Looks like you'll be stuck with us again same
time next year.

...and, she is available for employment. she's good at "no feigned
praise"...what you payin?

Have spice rack, will travel.

Rachel says you caught some sardines in Santeetlah.

but, it was "**little**" santeetlah in joyce kilmer between the two
bridges... same size and just as manny as in sassy...all rainbows. fun. i
sent you some photos of the "biggest" tree on the trail...not that piker
you had a photo of.

Very pretty place......none the less so for the fact that we ran into a
large contingent of junior high schoolers.......many of whom I'd guess were
Cherokee, incidentally. I was impressed by the trees, but a bit surprised
that the largest of them (mostly hemlocks, but also some tulip poplars and
beeches) were no bigger than the hemlocks and white pines along the Lake
Superior shore in the Porkies. Next time you're up that way I'll take you
on the trail approaching the Big Carp from the south. There's a spot I
remember that requires one to climb over and/or under hundreds of wind
throws as big as anything I saw in the Kilmer.

Weird thing......my sister lives in the Philaedlphia area......there are
trees all over that place bigger than anything I've seen in forests anywhere
east of the Mississippi.

Wolfgang
oh, and ketchup is gonna be the death of you.

nah... but i'll admit the stuff i use it on probably isn't too healthy for
me.

It isn't so much what you use it on as it is in whose company. NEVER let
the cook see you doing that!

it makes olives taste better though...

Hm........sounds like the makings of a wonderful pate.

jeff (watchin the Tar Heels march on the UM Hurricanes... oh what fun!)

Um......football......the one with the pointy ends, ainna?

Wolfgang
take good care of my shirt......it's a long way from home.....and it's kinda
shy.