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Lady Scott Posted Apr 15, 2003
Satire? Might help if I had any idea what was going on to begin with...
*Then* maybe I could figure out the satire.
I must be getting 
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Crazy Man Posted Apr 15, 2003
This is getting confusing
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Sergeant Mushroom Posted Apr 15, 2003
Let's start again.
Hello, my name's Cat. I'm an archaeologist
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Lady Scott Posted Apr 15, 2003
Hi, Cat!
What do you archeologe? 
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Clelba Posted Apr 15, 2003
hi
my name isn't cat, and i'm not an archaeologist
^. .^
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Apr 15, 2003
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY SOOON!!!! YAY!!!!
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Crazy Man Posted Apr 15, 2003
yup...this Saturday...thanks!!!! 
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Apr 15, 2003
So this thread is full of satire?
Or is the satire confined to Satireday?
Lady Scott, satire makes you so tired,
that must be why you're .
My name's Noah, and I'm an ark-eologist. 
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Lady Scott Posted Apr 16, 2003
Satre?
I'm not much on philosophy....
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Lady Scott Posted Apr 16, 2003
I'm sure Clive could tell you everything you ever wanted to know about Satre.
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Sergeant Mushroom Posted Apr 16, 2003
I can't think of a pun.
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Queen Mistress Cittykat555 Posted Apr 16, 2003
I 
satire...Has anyone ever read "a modest proposal", It is the best example of satire ever written
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Dragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde Posted Apr 16, 2003
Yep.
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Crazy Man Posted Apr 16, 2003
we read that in English once
& special K (pun not really inteneded)
everyone else
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Crazy Man Posted Apr 16, 2003
*intended
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Lady Scott Posted Apr 16, 2003
Oh, I liked inteneded much better.
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Lady Scott Posted Apr 16, 2003
I just did a search of Inteneded on Google...
2,690 results for it!
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