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A possible pronunciation of WWW
Mololo Posted Dec 21, 1999
I have a friend who carries a handbag, and he has an inverted triangle on his head, come to think of it. He's not lavender though. Does that make him gay?
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Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence Posted Dec 21, 1999
I'm sure Pat Robertson would think so.
Lil
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Anonymouse Posted Dec 21, 1999
Pat Robertson would swear that all the Universities of the world are secretly training assassins and terrorists if he ever saw a super-soaker battle!
Loony: That's your cue.
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Mololo Posted Dec 21, 1999
Is it fair to say that Pat Robertson is gay? Hiding the truth because of his own insecurities?
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KimotoCat Posted Dec 21, 1999
Is it fair to say that Pat Robertson is human?
Just wondering from a secluded seat in the North of Europe.
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Mololo Posted Dec 21, 1999
Is it fair to say that any seat in North Europe is secluded?
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Is mise Duncan Posted Dec 21, 1999
You certainly wouldn't want an exposed seat in Northern Europe at this time of year - irregardless of what Pat Robertson would think of it
Incidentally, given that the tellitubbies are a program mainly aimed at pre-school children , what was he doing watching it in the first place? We must be told, the public have the right to know!
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KimotoCat Posted Dec 21, 1999
Well, ain't nobody else around within several metres. In modern times, that makes it secluded.
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Mololo Posted Dec 24, 1999
Alienation is something that I sometimes think I know alot about!
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Mololo Posted Dec 25, 1999
It's on satelitte T.V. on reruns. Anyone for some sour milk?
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KimotoCat Posted Dec 28, 1999
Sour milk? Geee, have any from sheep? Or mares milk? Yummmm!
But, erh, how does that solve the www-problem?
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Mololo Posted Dec 29, 1999
I believe it is mares milk. Care for some?
It really has nothing to do with the www problem though. I guess we should get back to that eventually. Let's toast the thought with some sour milk!
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Jenny and Fred the cheese Posted Jan 1, 2000
isn't sour milk just a little too close to cheese to eat? i don't think so but it would be nice to be sure.
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So Long and Thanks for all the Fish(Deceased) Posted Jan 1, 2000
whats wrong with double you,double you, double you for www
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Researcher 93445 Posted Jan 1, 2000
It does not roll trippingly off the tongue, that's what.
A possible pronunciation of WWW
Jimbob Posted Jan 1, 2000
Has anyone heard of pronouncing it "web-dot"? I heard you could use that to take in all of the "aitch-tee-tee-pee-colon-slash-slash-dubble-ewe-duble-ewe-dubble-ewe-dot", but the problem with all these ideas is that getting them going would be absalute murder, I mean, can you imagine going up to someone and saying "that website you wanted is web-dot-something-or-other-dot-com"? Knowing my friends I can imagine their (somewhat computer and hitch-hikers guide illiterate) minds whirring round, and eventually they'd just go "so ... what was that again, in english?".
That said if you went for, say, going "woo-woo-woo" and impersonating a train, at least you'd get a comfy (padded) cell for your pains.
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KimotoCat Posted Jan 1, 2000
The whole thing about the WWW-issue is, that nothing much regarding the Internet rolls very well of the tongue. But some of it looks nice on screen.
www.h2g2.com looks nice on screen and it doesn't take any longer to type www than to type, say, bbb or qqq. (The latter just happens to be the former, only rotated 180 degrees! )
How about 'you-know, dot aych 2 gee 2 dot cohm'?
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TechnicolorYawn (Patron Saint of the Morally Moribund) Posted Jan 5, 2000
If you look earlier in the forum, you'll see we came up with a perfectly reasonable
"Happy-tap, twirdle-ewe"
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