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W dniu 28 stycznia, 5:19 am, rdean3REM ... @ bellsouth.net napisał:
On Wed, 27 Jan 2010 18:01:15 -0800 (PST), Daniel-San
Napisał:





On 27 stycznia, 4:43 pm, "Tom Littleton" napisał:

Może jestem ani nerdy, ani dweebish mało, ale dlaczego kurwa
Może nawet chcą płacić 5-600 dolców w tym rzecz. Whee! Potrafię czytać książki
Na to, interaktywnie i na tym. Co to wielki krok naprzód w zakresie umiejętności korzystania z
Coraz dumbed dół ludu. Just great!
Tom

Wygrałem ten komentarz z innego forum. Jestem pewien, że są repliki,
Ale to całkiem dobrze podsumowuje moje myśli:

"Jeszcze wczoraj patrzyłem na mój iPhone myślenia" Hmmm, pragnę tego
Coś nie zmieścić się w kieszeni i nie może wykonywać połączenia telefoniczne. "Wtedy
Popatrzył na moje netbook i nie może nie odczuwać będzie korzystał
Od utraty klawiatury i wykonane są z 50% szkła.

Wreszcie Apple daje mi to, co chcÄ™ ".

Dan
(Kto jeszcze naprawdę lubi rzeczywiste książki. Mój własny mały Luddism, I guess.)

Kiedy pierwszy raz usłyszałem o nim, pomyślałem: "No, Praca ma guza mózgu, too, I
Guess ... o wielkości Newton ... "Ale, mam na myśli na ten temat
(I chęci Ken's Burning nieco to potwierdza) - to naprawdę jest odpowiednio
O nazwie ... to właśnie dla drippy ****s ... i to z pewnością powinien, um,
Tłumić rynku używanych ...

Just what I want - $ 600USD ścięta, że mogę przeczytać książkę kucharską na ...

Powrót do lasu z "Rany"
R

PS - Co Hokej bramkarze i polskich kobiet mają wspólnego? Obie zmiany
Podkładki po trzech okresów ...- Ukryj cytowany tekst --

- Pokaż cytowany tekst --

**** you too mister amerykański pies chłopca.

On Feb 5, 10:44*pm, wrote:
On Fri, 5 Feb 2010 18:30:56 -0800 (PST), MajorOz wrote:
On Feb 5, 4:28*pm, "Tom Littleton" wrote:
"MajorOz" wrote in message

....

But it has to be a modern fairy tale if, during Mardi Gras, the Saints
would win.

Oh, good Lordy, don't open that can of worms!

Slowly I turned, step by step...

It is presently Carnival..
Mardi Gras refers to one day, and one day alone, which ends Carnival. The
locals get particular over the difference in terms. *Thus, for the Saints to
win during Mardi Gras, an all-time, not to be broken, record number of OT
periods would have to be played.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Tom

Soooooo * sooooorrrrrrryyyyyyy.

Well, **** you....



Not being any sort of coon-ass

What kind of ass are you...? *

FWIW, many New Orleanians aren't fond of the term - me, hell, I'm big and easy -
make it light on yerself, but really, I'm not a "coon-ass," but I'm not going to
fight over it if calling me that floats yer boat...others, OTOH...

I am not steeped in the local lore,
and deeply regret any wish for the residents of the Queen City to have
any but the minimal enjoyment out of life

Ah...**** you...part deux...

Seriously, though, "Carnival" is the "season," whereas "Mardi Gras" is a
specific day - "Fat Tuesday" (and "Lundi Gras" is the Monday preceding "Mardi
Gras" - but that's a whole 'nuther topic...). *It's not really being "picky" as
there really is, at least locally, a big difference. *For example, if you ask
many here "what are you doing for 'Mardi Gras,' they'll tell you what they are
doing that specific day/Tuesday - Rex and Zulu roll on Mardi Gras, but Bacchus
rolls the last weekend of Carnival...and down here, it's not "kar-ne-VALL," it's
"CAR-nah-vul."



cheers

Right back at ya!

oz, wondering if the locals bitch about terminology while they take
your money

Naw, we'll just whip yer ass if you get all pompous and surly - IOW, if you act
like a ****ing-Yankee-carpetbagger-asshole-tourist - otherwise, feel free to
think yourself as important as you are willing to pay for...or better yet, just
walk on up, introduce yerself like a gentleperson, and have a cocktail or 8...we
gots plenty and we're always willing to share with friends, both old and new...

YFCAC,
R

.....and that, dear friends, illustrates why I go to Mobile for my "pre-
Lent" celebration.

cheers

oz

On Fri, 5 Feb 2010 23:08:09 -0800 (PST), MajorOz wrote:

On Feb 5, 10:44*pm, wrote:
On Fri, 5 Feb 2010 18:30:56 -0800 (PST), MajorOz wrote:
On Feb 5, 4:28*pm, "Tom Littleton" wrote:
"MajorOz" wrote in message

...

But it has to be a modern fairy tale if, during Mardi Gras, the Saints
would win.

Oh, good Lordy, don't open that can of worms!

Slowly I turned, step by step...

It is presently Carnival..
Mardi Gras refers to one day, and one day alone, which ends Carnival. The
locals get particular over the difference in terms. *Thus, for the Saints to
win during Mardi Gras, an all-time, not to be broken, record number of OT
periods would have to be played.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Tom

Soooooo * sooooorrrrrrryyyyyyy.

Well, **** you....



Not being any sort of coon-ass

What kind of ass are you...? *

FWIW, many New Orleanians aren't fond of the term - me, hell, I'm big and easy -
make it light on yerself, but really, I'm not a "coon-ass," but I'm not going to
fight over it if calling me that floats yer boat...others, OTOH...

I am not steeped in the local lore,
and deeply regret any wish for the residents of the Queen City to have
any but the minimal enjoyment out of life

Ah...**** you...part deux...

Seriously, though, "Carnival" is the "season," whereas "Mardi Gras" is a
specific day - "Fat Tuesday" (and "Lundi Gras" is the Monday preceding "Mardi
Gras" - but that's a whole 'nuther topic...). *It's not really being "picky" as
there really is, at least locally, a big difference. *For example, if you ask
many here "what are you doing for 'Mardi Gras,' they'll tell you what they are
doing that specific day/Tuesday - Rex and Zulu roll on Mardi Gras, but Bacchus
rolls the last weekend of Carnival...and down here, it's not "kar-ne-VALL," it's
"CAR-nah-vul."



cheers

Right back at ya!

oz, wondering if the locals bitch about terminology while they take
your money

Naw, we'll just whip yer ass if you get all pompous and surly - IOW, if you act
like a ****ing-Yankee-carpetbagger-asshole-tourist - otherwise, feel free to
think yourself as important as you are willing to pay for...or better yet, just
walk on up, introduce yerself like a gentleperson, and have a cocktail or 8...we
gots plenty and we're always willing to share with friends, both old and new...

YFCAC,
R

....and that, dear friends, illustrates why I go to Mobile for my "pre-
Lent" celebration.

And THAT is why we don't like ****ing-Yankee-carpetbagger-asshole-tourists...ah,
well, a girl has to know her limitations, I suppose...or is it that you prefer
to get yer ****ing-Yankee-carpetbagger-asshole-tourist ass whipped by 'Bama
boys...?

I know plenty of folks in and from Mobile and they use the same terms. Think of
it like this - if you were asked, on Nov. 1st, what you were doing on Christmas
Eve, would you think the questioner was asking what you were doing during the
entire "holiday" season, from Thanksgiving to New Years Day (for those in the
US)? And since Mobile (like New Orleans and the MS Gulf Coast as well as other
areas) has parades, balls, parties, etc. during about a 4 week period (and a
little longer for Krewe members, etc.), "Mardi Gras" really isn't any more
accurate when used to describe the "season" there than it is in New Orleans.

HTH,
R
....and jeezus Judy on a King Cake, get a sense of humor, it's Carnival, for
goshsakes....

cheers

oz

On Feb 6, 7:15*am, wrote:
On Fri, 5 Feb 2010 23:08:09 -0800 (PST), MajorOz wrote:
On Feb 5, 10:44*pm, wrote:
On Fri, 5 Feb 2010 18:30:56 -0800 (PST), MajorOz wrote:
On Feb 5, 4:28*pm, "Tom Littleton" wrote:
"MajorOz" wrote in message

...

But it has to be a modern fairy tale if, during Mardi Gras, the Saints
would win.

Oh, good Lordy, don't open that can of worms!

Slowly I turned, step by step...

It is presently Carnival..
Mardi Gras refers to one day, and one day alone, which ends Carnival. The
locals get particular over the difference in terms. *Thus, for the Saints to
win during Mardi Gras, an all-time, not to be broken, record number of OT
periods would have to be played.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *Tom

Soooooo * sooooorrrrrrryyyyyyy.

Well, **** you....

Not being any sort of coon-ass

What kind of ass are you...? *

FWIW, many New Orleanians aren't fond of the term - me, hell, I'm big and easy -
make it light on yerself, but really, I'm not a "coon-ass," but I'm not going to
fight over it if calling me that floats yer boat...others, OTOH...

I am not steeped in the local lore,
and deeply regret any wish for the residents of the Queen City to have
any but the minimal enjoyment out of life

Ah...**** you...part deux...

Seriously, though, "Carnival" is the "season," whereas "Mardi Gras" is a
specific day - "Fat Tuesday" (and "Lundi Gras" is the Monday preceding "Mardi
Gras" - but that's a whole 'nuther topic...). *It's not really being "picky" as
there really is, at least locally, a big difference. *For example, if you ask
many here "what are you doing for 'Mardi Gras,' they'll tell you what they are
doing that specific day/Tuesday - Rex and Zulu roll on Mardi Gras, but Bacchus
rolls the last weekend of Carnival...and down here, it's not "kar-ne-VALL," it's
"CAR-nah-vul."

cheers

Right back at ya!

oz, wondering if the locals bitch about terminology while they take
your money

Naw, we'll just whip yer ass if you get all pompous and surly - IOW, if you act
like a ****ing-Yankee-carpetbagger-asshole-tourist - otherwise, feel free to
think yourself as important as you are willing to pay for...or better yet, just
walk on up, introduce yerself like a gentleperson, and have a cocktail or 8...we
gots plenty and we're always willing to share with friends, both old and new...

YFCAC,
R

....and that, dear friends, illustrates why I go to Mobile for my "pre-
Lent" celebration.

And THAT is why we don't like ****ing-Yankee-carpetbagger-asshole-tourists...ah,
well, a girl has to know her limitations, I suppose...or is it that you prefer
to get yer ****ing-Yankee-carpetbagger-asshole-tourist ass whipped by 'Bama
boys...? *

I know plenty of folks in and from Mobile and they use the same terms. *Think of
it like this - if you were asked, on Nov. 1st, what you were doing on Christmas
Eve, would you think the questioner was asking what you were doing during the
entire "holiday" season, from Thanksgiving to New Years Day (for those in the
US)? *And since Mobile (like New Orleans and the MS Gulf Coast as well as other
areas) has parades, balls, parties, etc. during about a 4 week period (and a
little longer for Krewe members, etc.), "Mardi Gras" really isn't any more
accurate when used to describe the "season" there than it is in New Orleans.

HTH,
R
...and jeezus Judy on a King Cake, get a sense of humor, it's Carnival, for
goshsakes....



cheers

oz



It is to laugh.

You can just see the brown drool running out of his mouth as he rants
on...and on...and on

cheers, to the rest

oz, playin' at Fred's in Mamou in May

On Sat, 6 Feb 2010 09:59:49 -0800 (PST), MajorOz wrote:



It is to laugh.

Well, it is to something, alright....

You can just see the brown drool running out of his mouth as he rants
on...and on...and on

Hey, screw you, it's not drool, I just took a wee too large a gulp of Sazerac is
all...

cheers, to the rest

Aw, man, I'm crushed - no cheers for me - CHEER NAZI! CHEER NAZI!

oz, playin' at Fred's in Mamou in May

Oh, really....? Me'uns and the boys will be lookin' forward to it....heh, heh,
heh...and Boudreaux says he's done heard you shore does have a purty mouth...

Happy Carnival,
R
....oh, by-the-by, do any of y'all scientifical mathimatricians know a formula to
calculate, by volume, how much spoiled Creole creme cheese and alligator guts,
assuming equal proportions of each, you can cram into a gui...er, nevermind...