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egon Posted Mar 25, 2004
But if the university library drives the students out, the staff wouldn't have anything to do all d... Ahhh
I get it now.
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted Mar 25, 2004
Don't blame me for the topic drift, Egon. I just brought the chocolate fountain, I didn't push anyone in it. 
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egon Posted Mar 25, 2004
Yes, and then al the hot sticky nudity and licking...
*goes for a cold shower*
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted Mar 25, 2004
I dont know Al myself....
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egon Posted Mar 25, 2004
*curses "L" key*
I just know what B's going to make of that as well...
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted Mar 25, 2004
Exactly....
....that's why I leapt on it so quickly!
My last name starts with *L* (thus the initials cl) so don't curse it too much. My Dad taught me Morse and I always remember it as *to 'L with it* or *dit dah dit dit*. The things you learn here, huh? 
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tanzen Posted Mar 25, 2004
I have three Ls in my last name...so it would become very tricky to pronounce indeed without the L key...
...
...how did I manage to get back into the conversation right after everyone finished talking about chocolate fountains 
??
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egon Posted Mar 26, 2004
well i'm not actively campaigning for the "L" key's abolition. (fter all, that would make my middle name "onsdae" and thus even stupider than it is now.)
I would just like the L key i was using at the time to be more reliable is all.
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Number Six Posted Mar 26, 2004
So I own a Harrington jacket with your middle name on it?
Hmmm...
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tanzen Posted Mar 26, 2004
*tries to figure out how much this is giving away*
*thinks "bugger it"*
Without the L...my last name would be...iyst
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egon Posted Mar 26, 2004
what's a harrington jacket? is it connected to an Irish golfer?
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Number Six Posted Mar 26, 2004
Classic short modernist zip-upjacket, often white with a red tartan lining (although mine's blue with a sort of beigey yellowy tartan lining) also known as a bum-freezer.
And no.
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Number Six Posted Mar 26, 2004
ilystll? you're not of welsh descent, by any chance, tanzen?
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tanzen Posted Mar 26, 2004
*suprised no one's got it yet*
We have no idea where the name comes from...though my Pa had a bit of a mixed ancestry, from what we now
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Number Six Posted Mar 26, 2004
To use a kind oph phraseology currently popular on another thread:
Phrankly, I'm baphled.
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tanzen Posted Mar 26, 2004
"And that's the way (uh huh uh huh) I like it!"
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Number Six Posted Mar 26, 2004
You big tease, you 
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tanzen Posted Mar 26, 2004
I have a very obscure surname...if I let everyone know what it was it would be painfully easy to track me down...
tanzen
(hiding from obsessed fans)
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted Mar 26, 2004
My last name only has one *L* and it isn't from Arabia but it visited there once. 
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