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Raymond Started conversation Mar 10, 2003
I've just read the article about your group and had to check it out. I think I'd like to join. It seems to be the ideal group to hang out with.
I noticed one omission to your group, though. I think your list should include Garfield. About a dozen years ago I had a poster with Garfield on it. He was biting down on the top of a large yellow 'Smiley' button. The bottom of the button was broken off and laying in front of him. The caption was 'Have a Nice Day'. I think it would be highly appropriate for the group.
As a further note, I have a cat with an attitude to nominate for membership. Her name is 'Sassy' and she is colored like a lilac point Siamese, although she is definately not Siamese.
I'll be waiting for you response. Thank you.
RtC
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Ormondroyd Posted Mar 14, 2003
Welcome to PUDDING, Raymond. There's always room for another curmudgeon here! I'm delighted, too, to add Sassy to Cantankerous Cats' Corner. 
Garfield! You're so right - I can't believe I never thought of him as a hero of PUDDING before. The omission has been rectified. 
for pointing it out!
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Raymond Posted Mar 15, 2003
It just dawned on me: there are two other curmudgeons who should be included in the PUDDING list. If not Heroes of PUDDING, at least honorable mention. I refer to Statler and Waldorf from Jim Henson's Muppets. If you are unfamiliar with them, they are the two hecklers in the audience on "The Muppet Show".
MTFBWY
RtC 
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Ormondroyd Posted Mar 15, 2003
Familiar with them? I view them as role models! Another excellent suggestion, already acted upon. 
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Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted Mar 16, 2003
Yes, you do...
What's the name of the Donkey from Orwell's > 'Animal Farm'?
Now have a 
...
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Raymond Posted Mar 18, 2003
Sorry, I didn't spot your posting until this morning. THAT question took me entirely off guard. I own several copies of the book, my wife has the movie, I was even in the play when I was an undergraduate. I COULD NOT think of the name. I couldn't find the books, couldn't find the movie, I was drawing a blank. Like a photographic memory with no film. FINALLY! I got it. The name of the donkey in Orwell's "Animal Farm" is Old Benjamin. Whew! That was a toughie! I guess I'll have to defer to the REAL expert. My memory isn't what it used to be.
LL&P
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Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted Mar 23, 2003
Oh well done that guy
You certainly deserve a and curmudgeon status
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Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted Mar 23, 2003
Something savoury then, like a poke of 
?
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Raymond Posted Mar 24, 2003
Hey, the sound good! I could also use some 
right about now. Actually, I think they need a Smiley for .
LL&P
RtC
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Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted Mar 26, 2003
Well don't dawdle get out there and campaign and do it grumpily too!
Is this a seasame seed bagel or plain? It could be cruicial.
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Raymond Posted Mar 26, 2003
ANYTHING but plain. I like bagels with flavor. Hmmmm. . . By the way, we've got 
, 
, 
, and 
smileys, but now real smiley. Maybe we should campaign for one of those, too. Sounds like FUN! I'll have to take a nap to prepare for that. 
LL&P
RtC
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Stealth "Jack" Azathoth Posted Mar 26, 2003
Did inspiration as to the appearance of the Grumpy smiley strike? After all tis something all PUDDING could unite behind
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