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FG Posted Aug 15, 2001
Congrats!
*rummages through her desk*
Here's some paper clips, post-it notes, a pen, and a little lint. Many happy returns!
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Researcher 99947 Posted Aug 18, 2001
With lint, there'll be no doubt many a happy return!
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FG Posted Aug 20, 2001
Lint is just one of those gifts that say "I love you". I think it's right after rubber, silver, and gold on the anniversary year list.
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Researcher 99947 Posted Aug 20, 2001
If only one could just skip the other's and go straight to the lint . Oh well.
More tea? I've got some lemon, or sorts
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FG Posted Aug 21, 2001
Tell me about it--I think it's a conspiracy between Hallmark and DeBeers to make unsuspecting males buy expensive gewgaws for their significant others.
? Haven't we been through this before? I prefer cream and sugar.
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Researcher 99947 Posted Aug 21, 2001
I was simply hoping that you'd try the lemon product, 'ts all.
I do have some goat's milk- close enough to cream, right?
I also have some nutra sweet, or, alternatively, a bowl of sacchrine.
*sips a glass of pink Kool-Aid*
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FG Posted Aug 21, 2001
Bleeeecchhh! If you insist on lemons, how about making me some nice fresh lemonade! Nothing says "summer" like lemonade. That, an outside temperature of 100 degrees, and the pools of sweat behind my knees. And the squashed bugs on my windshield, and....
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Researcher 99947 Posted Aug 22, 2001
You forgot a person saying summer...
Fine, here's some lemonade then. No, it is supposed to be orange, I swear.
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FG Posted Aug 22, 2001
I feel I must complain to the management about the level of service I am receiving here. Orange lemonade, indeed.
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Researcher 99947 Posted Aug 22, 2001
Well, surely you wouldn't like the purple?
I'd complain to the management as well, but I haven't seen anyone around here in ages... other than you, of course. No, I didn't put anything of narcotic origin in it... come on, have a sip. Better than blue flog it is!
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FG Posted Aug 22, 2001
No narcotics? Now I *am* disappointed. I love nothing more than to be rendered unconscious by a tasty beverage.
What the heck's blue flog? Is that like a Blue Hawaii?
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Researcher 99947 Posted Aug 22, 2001
More like an LSD drink, with a sweet, yet tart, entirely robust fruity flavour.
The fruit talk back, as well...
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FG Posted Aug 22, 2001
Oh, goody! Do you think some fruit speak in other languages? What do mangoes speak? How about loganberries?
It all comes back to fruit for us, doesn't it?
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Researcher 99947 Posted Aug 22, 2001
Or nuts.
I don't associate with blueberries, or practically any other berry, so I can't say what loganberries speak.
Mangoes, on the other hand, sound like mad jamaicans on a shopping spree.
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FG Posted Aug 22, 2001
Huh-I never figured you for a berry snob. What have you got against blueberries? I know they supported the military junta in El Salvador and all, but they have their good side as well. Think of all the money towards charity, the work with underprivileged children, the Nobel Peace Prize!
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Researcher 99947 Posted Aug 23, 2001
*Ahem* I believe that the last time any single group of blueberries, without direct assistance of a raspberry here and there, won a Peace prize was in 1943, just after the Apple Orchard disasters (aka The Fall of Apple Orchard disasters).
Give me your basic banana any day. Sleak suited, all businesses... what can you have against a fruit whose sex dress in the same clothes? Nothing, that's right buster.
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FG Posted Aug 23, 2001
Only that they voted Republican in the last election cycle--3 out of 4, the largest percentage of any general produce group. The general right-wing turn of the banana demographic has been alarming enough to make the Dems recruit heavily among the other tropical imports. The guavas in particular could prove to be the swing vote bloc.
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Researcher 99947 Posted Aug 23, 2001
They'll have a hard time swaying the vote of the Pineapples and the Kiwis- I hear they are devout green party members. Last time a Strawberry went into that bunch... well, I'd rather not bring it up
::shudders::
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FG Posted Aug 23, 2001
Shades of Chicago '68, I know.
*shakes head, ruefully*
Still, there's always nectarines, you know? Loyal to the end.
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