A Conversation for Liberation from Sequiturs
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Silent Lucidity Posted Nov 15, 2001
There is not any possible rule against it, and I think this thread, and the entry it comes from, are funny. Not the last half of the last page. That isn't funny. Nothing that hurts people is funny. Less so if it is intentional.
Read the entry to get the rules. There are some. I think.
~Silent Lucidity~
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Blatherskite the Mugwump - Bandwidth Bandit Posted Nov 15, 2001
This *was* a great idea, and a fun forum, but I think it's been poisoned in the minds of those who used to partake. I think ressurecting it is a fine idea.
S**t! That was a sequiter!!
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Silent Lucidity Posted Nov 17, 2001
I don't hold with Chinese food. Food isn't supposed to contradict itself. Sweet and Sour? And it's slimy and crunchy at the same time. I disapprove.
~SL~
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Einauni Muznobotti Posted Nov 17, 2001
Basically, though, I would not phrase it quite like
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GTBacchus Posted Nov 18, 2001
I like music that makes me feel like I'm near the ocean. 19 is the only modulus in which 28 and 9 are congruent. Pineapple is yummy.
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Silent Lucidity Posted Nov 18, 2001
The US word 'bum', meaning 'tramp', 'street-person', 'beggar', or 'to mooch' comes from the German or Yiddish 'bummerle' (spelling?) and is not related at all to the UK word 'bum', meaning 'bottom', 'buttocks', etc. So far I know... but this is all from memory, and ad lib.
Nail polish really smells bad. BAD... Oh.
I think I saw the movie 'Tommy' over thirty times in the 1970s, before there was such a thing as home-video.
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Willem Posted Nov 18, 2001
Lizzard Buzzard! Lizzard Buzzard!! Lizzard Buzzard!!!
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Blatherskite the Mugwump - Bandwidth Bandit Posted Nov 19, 2001
I find myself engaging others in dialogues on ethics and morality on this site, lately. Imagine my delight when I came across a book by one of my favorite libertarian-humorists, PJ O'Rourke. Now, I'll be able to interject a few of his smartassed comments on the subject, whenever I run out of smartassed comments of my own. Stay tuned.
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Silent Lucidity Posted Nov 19, 2001
The big problem with the idea that the priest, parson, vicar, whatever is a 'shepherd', and the congregation are his (CoE doesn't ordain women yet to my knowledge) 'flock', is that the silly are so dim, they don't realise how insulting that is.
The Lord is my herd? Last I heard, had little hooves that are ill-suited for palm-pilot use.
Moral: If you can use a touch-tone phone, the Lord is not your herd, neither is your priest, and you are not a .
The have been increasingly irritated by being compared to bipedal ape-descended carnivores, who wouldn't appreciate a really yummy queen-anne's-lace flower, stem, or leaves, but are notoriously credulous... superstitious even, about who makes the stuff grow.
On behaaalf of the Lobby for Freedom from Credulous Carnivores,
~Silent Lucidity~
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GTBacchus Posted Nov 19, 2001
It has been claimed that Hamlet is the longest play in the English language. I am not remotely qualified to judge the truth of that claim.
10 fingers, 10 toes, 1 liver. Someone is telling us something!
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Willem Posted Nov 19, 2001
No, I'm afraid you are mistaken, Penelope. It is a sequiturybird.
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Willem Posted Nov 22, 2001
But then a giant mutant horseradish leapt out of the shadows, and bellowed loudly and smellily at all five of them!
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Willem Posted Aug 10, 2003
But not over the weekend, and definitely not without ample supplies of custard.
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Mistdancer-X-sporadically coherent Posted Aug 25, 2003
On the Internet, nobody can hear you scream.
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David Conway Posted Aug 26, 2003
Just to keep the CD club confused about how to categorize me (and because I wanted them), I orders CDs by 1) The Pretenders 2) Aretha Franklin 3) P!nk and 4) Rage Against The Machine.
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Willem Posted Aug 31, 2003
REMOVE THE PROTECTIVE CAP (ORANGE) GENTLY AS SHOWN IN FIG. B. AND WATCH OUT FOR COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT
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