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Amy Pawloski, aka 'paper lady'--'Mufflewhump'?!? click here to find out... (ACE) Posted Sep 26, 2001
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Amy Pawloski, aka 'paper lady'--'Mufflewhump'?!? click here to find out... (ACE) Posted Sep 26, 2001
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Ottox Posted Sep 26, 2001
Monday, Monday, can't trust that day...
Every other day of the week is fine, yeah
But whenever Monday comes
you can find me cryin' all of the time...
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Bob Gone for good read the jornal Posted Sep 27, 2001
diddent you do that 15000 times alreddy?
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Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista) Posted Oct 1, 2001
I'd suggest Aleph One times, but then I might have to explain the fact that Cantor's Diagonal Slash isn't in fact a urinary complaint. I explained it once before, but it's still in the hands of the forum sanitizers...
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Dancer (put your advert here) Posted Oct 1, 2001
Hi Peet, I don't really get your post, but did you know that Aleph is the first letter in the hebrew alphabet, and Yom Aleph (the day of Aleph) is the first day of the week - SUNDAY - the day Ottox and I were born
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[dear moderators, if you haven't been paying attention, Aleph is just a letter, well, not JUST a letter, it is the first letter of the hebrew alphabet]
Dancer (Polite to moderators)
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tom Posted Dec 2, 2001
Actually I'm Saturday's child. I didn't know before. I couldn't read the callander at the time cos i was too wee. Well that's my excuse for temporary illiteracy anyway.
Thanks for the perpetual calander cos I'd never have known else.
all round.
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Amy Pawloski, aka 'paper lady'--'Mufflewhump'?!? click here to find out... (ACE) Posted Dec 3, 2001
This year my birthday is on the day it originally was on, which I've mentioned a couple of times before--Friday! I still say I don't think I fit the poem...
And let's see if I can remember... Ottox was born on a... um, don't tell me... I'm sure I'll get it...
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Amy Pawloski, aka 'paper lady'--'Mufflewhump'?!? click here to find out... (ACE) Posted Dec 28, 2001
...er, um, Sunday?
Not only was I born on a Friday (jury's still out on whether I fit), but *today* is my birthday again!
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