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FairlyStrange Posted Jun 26, 1999
It has come to my attention that one is only as obscure as those around them will allow them to be....so are you really? And if so, for how long? And in the "Great Plan of the Universe" will it matter? And IF 42 really IS the answer, just how obscure IS the question?(film at 11)
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Obscure Posted Jun 26, 1999
Which brings us that other ultimate question,
What is normal. But we should probably start another forum on that one as this one si beginning to take an awfully long time to go ping.
Sarliquidifier says hello to all the buttons in the bottom of your drink.
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Zach Garland Posted Jun 27, 1999
I don't know about you but forty-two glasses of beer would do a number of things to me, and none of them pleasant:
1) I'd drown. My stomach would overflow as beer fell into my lungs.
2) I'd have to pee like an Altairian megadonkey.
3) I'd have to go into detox. Twice.
4) I'd see Elvis.
5) I wouldn't need to be embalmed when I died.
6) I'd eat one wafer thin mint and then spontaneously explode.
7) Someone could wheel me over to a computer terminal and I'd hammer out a sequel to Hamlet.
8) I'd still have three pints to get through.
Beer
Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jun 27, 1999
Relax team. Help is at hand, Big Blue the chess computer has been breeding. We now have Dark Drown. Dark brown's mission in life is to solve all mysteries before vomit. Alas we will have to wait for Dark Brown 2 for the results after vomit
Beer
QuadBee (39130) Posted Jun 27, 1999
I consider beer to be a problem. Can't stand the stuff. Give me vodka or give me death!
Beer
Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jun 27, 1999
What we are really talking about here is the amazing finding by the new wizz kid computer, Big Brown, that vomit expectoraytes at 4.2 mph
Beer
QuadBee (39130) Posted Jun 27, 1999
No actually Death is this cute little goth chick with an ankh necklace and a spazz for a brother, but that's a completely different website.
http://www.neilgaiman.com/
Beer
FairlyStrange Posted Jun 27, 1999
I think I know them. They live in a run down trailer park just up the road a piece....got three of the strangest kids you'd ever want to meet!
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McHarry Posted Jun 27, 1999
I think we first gotta find out what kind of machine Deep Thought
was. If it were to be a Microsoft machine than it's most likely
that 42 isn't the right answer. 42 would be the answer the marketing
dep. would make up to ensure us that they can answer such a question.
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Jon Odd Posted Jun 27, 1999
A shade of yellow, according to my I-ching calculator.
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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jun 27, 1999
with maybe a shade of lemon for the tequilla
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FairlyStrange Posted Jun 27, 1999
NOW we're talkin' GOOD "whiisky"! Best stuff in the world. Get "plastered" tonight, wake up with a hangover, get you a tall glass of ice water..... drink it real fast. Viola! Hangover's gone. "course you're as drunk as "Cooter Brown" again....but you ain't got no hangover!
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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jun 27, 1999
Is that Cooter Brown of 42 Carpark Corner?
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FairlyStrange Posted Jun 28, 1999
Nope. Cooter Brown. A distant relative who died drunk, a few years back, at the ripe old age of 84. Everybody told him that stuff would kill 'im. Sure enough it did!But ya' know what? They dug 'im up a coupla' months ago, (why, I'm not sure) and he only looked half his age! (could he have had the answer?)
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Lonnytunes - Winter Is Here Posted Jun 28, 1999
I knew his wife, Scooter Brown, a tiny woman, 4 foot 2 I believe. How is she?
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FairlyStrange Posted Jun 28, 1999
Not too good! Still kickin', just not real high! Celabrated her 90th. birthday back on April 2nd. 'Fraid Cooter looks bettern' she does
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