A Conversation for Alternative Answers to The Ultimate Question

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Post 1

I'm not really here

The fedging nurds of lunar aporol think that the answer is "What? I can't hear you! Speak up!"


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Post 2

Grimethorpe2k1


Any more alternative answers?


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Post 3

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

'The orthodox answer to The Question of The Meaning of LU'nE is generally agreed to be 42, even outside the Galaxy. However, there are sects outside our galaxy who think the whole thing's been a ghastly mistake.'

The inhabitants of the seasmiley - planet in the constellation Pisces, which by lucky coincidence just happens to be thesmiley - planetthat the dolphins migrated to before the destruction of thesmiley - earth, know that the answer is not 42 at all.
The answer is in fact "You should have listened to the dolphins, because they knew all along!"


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Post 4

~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum

LOL! Lovely entry in the highest DNA tradition. Found myself enjoying it as much a newly discovered fragment from our founder, mentor and inspiration. Thank you.

(On my home page you will discover the answer is really "41")

peace
~jwf~


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Post 5

Grimethorpe2k1

I looked, and....
Brilliant...an answer worthy of ther slugfestromians of agnofar2!

Grime smiley - ok


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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

smiley - blush
Me?
I tried to write how the book sounded, it's in my head, I even read it back & I could hear the voice of the book....smiley - bigeyes

smiley - runto read your home pagesmiley - biggrin

Thank you....for the greatest compliment I have ever been paid.


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Post 7

Grimethorpe2k1


The dolphins must have been part of the program then... d'you think they were s'posed to leave when they did??

Grime


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Post 8

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

smiley - biggrin

I've met a lot of people who, in light of what I've just read, are obviously aliens. They go around, looking grim, believing that the answer is 'fortitude'. They're the ones who have a permanent scowl, and look as if they expect to be shoved sideways at any moment. Their mission on earth is evidently to hunt down and enslave the last surviving natives of the water planet, C'mnin F'rakwik 1, the once monumentally carefree Seasilliuns.smiley - cheers

JTG


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Post 9

Grimethorpe2k1


smiley - biggrinLOL! ,

Grime smiley - smiley


According to the Borg

Post 10

Seven of Nine [(1x52)-2-8]x1=42!

I speak on behalf of a perfect race called the Borg.
The answer to the question is not 42.
There is only one answer and that is ONE.
If you are at one with yourself, you are perfect.
There is no need for any other.
Perfection comes from within, not without.
One is all that is needed.

smiley - starsmiley - starsmiley - starsmiley - starsmiley - starsmiley - starsmiley - star


According to the Borg

Post 11

Grimethorpe2k1


smiley - smiley Ah! So you're followers of smiley - fish Mona Fish, of 1 The Terrace, Bridlington, then?

Or is she a secret follower of yours? smiley - angel


Grime smiley - winkeye


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Post 12

Grimethorpe2k1


smiley - erm
Some of smiley - fish Mrs. Mona Fish of One The Terrace Bridlington's unorthodox smiley - weird cultish followers, that is.

But who nose? Her secret, esoteric message may indeed have been One (as opposed to her exoteric message of Faulty Truth - no FT, no opinion), and she might well have got this smiley - winkeyesecretly from you in a smiley - ufotime warp or vice versa or something. smiley - magic

But what do I no? I'm just zis guy....y'know?.........smiley - whistle



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Grimethorpe2k1

That should have been no FT (42, Faulty Truth or whatever) no comment - I think.

But what do I no, I'm just zis guy, you know?.....smiley - whistle


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Post 14

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

I see your 'just zis guy' and raise 'just zis guy, age 42'.

smiley - whistle <--- cool poker face.

JTG


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Post 15

Grimethorpe2k1


Is John The Gardener secret code for Just This Guy then smiley - smiley? That would explain a lot smiley - huh well a bit smiley - huh well all right, nothing much.

Don't ask me, smiley - coolI'm just zis guy y'know? smiley - cool I don't even no how to play poker smiley - smiley

Grime...... smiley - whistle


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Post 16

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

It has a lot to do with smoking cigars and looking serious smiley - geek... if what one sees on TV is to be believed... which, of course, it is.

Not a code, just a puzzle... with a lot of pieces missing.smiley - erm

Journey-through-guildford


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Post 17

Grimethorpe2k1


Sorry, smiley - orangefish Jimmy the goldfish, but I'll have to alert the monsters smiley - monstersmiley - monstersmiley - monster(sorry,monitors) smiley - monstersmiley - monster for you even doubting - albeit momentarily, for a short time and briefly - the Belief-Rating of the TV. Your caveat didn't fool me for a second on my digital watch, (which is pretty neat).

So I shall have to press the smiley - runNow Really Panic button unless you can think of a reason, excuse or lie as to why I shouldn't.

Grime smiley - dog,,,,(fierce watchdog)


According to the Borg

Post 18

Grimethorpe2k1


And would it work if I saw your 'Just zis guy" and raised you fifteen inches?

smiley - sleepy Puzzled, from Guildford (somewhere in the region of Betelgeuse according to the infinite perspective vortex, which incidentally showed me too what a great guy I am smiley - cool)...... smiley - whistle


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Post 19

John the gardener says, "Free Tibet!"

Then I'd be just zis elevated guy, you know? smiley - zen

Sorry for seeming to, even for a minute, even for a very tiny, even for a very far from large increment useful for measuring time, believe that the soothing sounds and coloured light of the goggle box is anything less than the very purest sort of truth smiley - flyhi, a sort of truth washed in the most thoroughly advertised detergent imaginable... twice.

By way of excuse, I did once submit an article to the ancient Eds that was such shameless BBC toadying that it hasn't yet been un-rejected smiley - cry, even after the beebification of the Guide.smiley - geeksmiley - geeksmiley - vampiresmiley - geek

Justa-thin-goatherder


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Post 20

~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum

*still here and smiley - biggrin*

My apologies for the sourpuss remark (earlier,elsewhere) there Jug the Gourd. But now I'll bet you're as glad as I am to see Grimie hung in long enough to figger out there really are some folks here (like yourself, Johan the Garp) who still remember and honour the Founder.
Grimie's enthusiasm has been a breath of fresh air. And he seems to have tickled your funny bone now too!
It's nice to see you both running free from the fear-of-being-silly.
peace
~jwf~ smiley - silly


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