A Conversation for Cheese, Why It's Better Than You And Everything Else
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Yael Smith Posted Mar 12, 2003
Amen.
::Marks little dots in the shape of a Swiss cheese in mid-air:: 
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Someone You Know(GrandHighMaster Of All Things Unsanitary And In Need Of A Good Clean Before The Neighbours Come Round) Posted Mar 13, 2003
The divinity of cheese shall be known by all, but only in a friendly and non-intrusive kind of way, cos cheese isn't irritatingly self righteous and doesn't go in for door knocking, leafleteering or T.V evangelism.
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Someone You Know(GrandHighMaster Of All Things Unsanitary And In Need Of A Good Clean Before The Neighbours Come Round) Posted Mar 18, 2003
Hmmmm. You never know, it would be pretty damn good wouldn't it!
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Researcher 241026 Posted Sep 1, 2003
How about Chees vs the almighty powers of the Bunny?
--Ray
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Sneaky Posted Dec 9, 2003
'Cheese tastes nicer than .22 caliber slugs in the brain.'
You might want to up the caliber there, as a .22 is puny and may not peirce the skull (theory of the rubber bullet). I'd reccomend at least a 9mm, but a .45 cal would probably be more accurate.
Cheese v. Air? I'd like to see those arguments.
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Yael Smith Posted Jan 6, 2004
.22 are really tiny, I agree.
.45 aren't that amazingly big, really.
What do you use for an M-16? They'll do. Probably 9mm, right?
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Sneaky Posted Jan 6, 2004
.45 cal is almost half an inch, I'd say that was pretty big, for a sidearm. It also has the best stopping power short of a .357 mag, which is actually .38cal in a longer cartridge. An M16 uses 7.62mm (approx .227cal, just a smidge bigger) with a bunch of powder behind it. I come from a long line of gun nuts.
So how about it? Cheese vs. Air? That one would be hillarious.
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Jan 6, 2004
I dont know, "you need cheese to live air you can do without" that says it all really 
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Yael Smith Posted Jan 10, 2004
Cheese does not change and cools or heats spontaneously. Air does.
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nighthoover Posted Jan 27, 2004
Has to be cheese very time, even against air/oxygen...
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- 144: Someone You Know(GrandHighMaster Of All Things Unsanitary And In Need Of A Good Clean Before The Neighbours Come Round) (Mar 18, 2003)
- 145: Yael Smith (Mar 18, 2003)
- 146: Researcher 241026 (Sep 1, 2003)
- 147: Yael Smith (Sep 4, 2003)
- 148: Sneaky (Dec 9, 2003)
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