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"Mike Connor" wrote in message
I think I will just have another beer, amd continue contemplating the
inescapable futility of it all.

When all else fails, that's as good a way to cope with ROFF as any. g

As I only look in very occasionally nowadays, I will take this
opportunity to wish you all a happy Christmas, amd a prosperous new
year. Even the dumbos.

....and a warm one back at you.

Joe F.

"daytripper" wrote in message
I believe all wayno was saying was, George provided some entertaining
moments
while he was still on this astral plane...

Not to mention the ****storm here that followed his death when some of us
actually expressed regreat at his passing.

Joe F.

rb608 wrote:

"daytripper" wrote in message

I believe all wayno was saying was, George provided some entertaining

moments

while he was still on this astral plane...


Not to mention the ****storm here that followed his death when some of us
actually expressed regreat at his passing.

Joe F.


Not to be a contrarian, but as I recall, the ****storm that followed
his passing occurred when someone DIDN'T express regret. The regrets
were flowing and the condolences were rolling, and someone finally
stepped up and said "YUCK" ! And then the natives got restless and
swarmed upon the miscreant with howls and screams and technicolor
outrage which, of course, caused the friends of the aforementioned
miscreant to do a bit of howling and screaming in his defense.

Anyway that's the screenplay as I remember it, and now to roll the
credits;

Starring Mike Connor as "the miscreant", co-starring Tom Littleton
as "the natives", with Charlie Choc and Ken Fortenberry as "friends
of the aforementioned".

;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 23:15:05 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

rb608 wrote:

"daytripper" wrote in message

I believe all wayno was saying was, George provided some entertaining

moments

while he was still on this astral plane...


Not to mention the ****storm here that followed his death when some of us
actually expressed regreat at his passing.

Joe F.


Not to be a contrarian, but as I recall, the ****storm that followed
his passing occurred when someone DIDN'T express regret. The regrets
were flowing and the condolences were rolling, and someone finally
stepped up and said "YUCK" ! And then the natives got restless and
swarmed upon the miscreant with howls and screams and technicolor
outrage which, of course, caused the friends of the aforementioned
miscreant to do a bit of howling and screaming in his defense.

Anyway that's the screenplay as I remember it, and now to roll the
credits;

Starring Mike Connor as "the miscreant", co-starring Tom Littleton
as "the natives", with Charlie Choc and Ken Fortenberry as "friends
of the aforementioned".

;-)

Ugh....Now there's a movie I never want to see again....

/daytripper (Seinfeld and The Simpsons are all the reruns I need ;-)

Wayne Harrison wrote:

my apologies are to you, warren, and to george's legacy around here.
specifically, not to someone who quickly, and gleefully, i might add, rushes
to condemn a misspoken intent. in short, **** you, barnard.

Have another drink and keep dancing on George's grave, wayno.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

wrote...
i have been in raleigh at the court of appeals, and have only now had a
chance to respond to your post, above.
others, such as tripper, have explained the intent of my post perfectly.

Glad to know that I was wrong. Hell, I'm even getting used to it! :-)

however, i regret that i took such a cavalier approach to a possibility
of having an unacceptable meaning attached to my statement. i will try to
be more thoughtful in the future.

Or perhaps I should read things and try to interpret all possible meanings
before giving grief. Assumption is the mother of all **** ups after all.

my apologies are to you, warren, and to george's legacy around here.

No apology necessary. It was my mistake. But thanks all the same. My
apologies to you for making a bad call.

specifically, not to someone who quickly, and gleefully, i might add, rushes
to condemn a misspoken intent. in short, **** you, barnard.

Seems to be the norm with some though. I've been known to do it myself on one
or two occasions. Only once or twice though, I swear! g
--
Warren
(use troutbum_mt (at) yahoo to reply via email)

rw wrote:
Wayne Harrison wrote:

my apologies are to you, warren, and to george's legacy around here.
specifically, not to someone who quickly, and gleefully, i might add,
rushes
to condemn a misspoken intent. in short, **** you, barnard.

Have another drink and keep dancing on George's grave, wayno.

The man apologizes to George's legacy and your response is to
insult him ? Typical putz behavior.

As for me, I think the whole conversation is ludicrous. George
Gehrke was a mean-spirited racist, an unapologetic misogynist,
a liar, a cheat and an offensive little pipsqueak. I wouldn't
search it out, but if I ever found myself within ****ing distance
of his grave I'd gladly deposit all the gently used Budweiser I
could muster all over the damn thing.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Scott Seidman wrote:

"Wolfgang" wrote in news:bqgg5p$22gpaq$2@ID-
205717.news.uni-berlin.de:


Oh........hey!.....that's US! Hee, hee, hee......we're an
association!....hee, hee, hee.




I think we're more of a movement.


....hmmm... might explain the change in my bowels...

jeff

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote

Mike, this Bud's for you.


Ooooh, that is SO below the belt.

--riverman