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As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record.  SignatureB.B. --I am not a goat! thegoat4 at airmail dot net http://web2.airmail.net/thegoat4/ After going to <http://tinyurl.com/2tnqw> and realizing that it's a small world after all, "B.B." <DoNotSpamthegoat4@airmail.net.com.org.gov.tw.ch.ru> said: > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have kicked >the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. Hippo Bird Day!!!!!11!1111!1!!one!!one!oenone!eleven!! Signatureno, i didn't forget the 'F's http://www.geocities.com/jerk_o2002 http://www.geocities.com/nameless_mod -My Diablo 2 Mod http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/bunny.php -My theme song > After going to <http://tinyurl.com/2tnqw> and realizing that it's a > small world after all, "B.B." [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Hippo Bird Day!!!!!11!1111!1!!one!!one!oenone!eleven!! Please don't cut in line. desktop at home dot se After going to <http://tinyurl.com/2tnqw> and realizing that it's a small world after all, "Desktop" <desktop@home.sweden> said: >> After going to <http://tinyurl.com/2tnqw> and realizing that it's a >> small world after all, "B.B." [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Please don't cut in line. What line? What's it for? Signatureno, i didn't forget the 'F's http://www.geocities.com/jerk_o2002 http://www.geocities.com/nameless_mod -My Diablo 2 Mod http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/bunny.php -My theme song > After going to <http://tinyurl.com/2tnqw> and realizing that it's a > small world after all, "Desktop" <desktop@home.sweden> said: [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > What line? What's it for? Not cutting, that's for sure. desktop at home dot se After going to <http://tinyurl.com/2tnqw> and realizing that it's a small world after all, "Desktop" <desktop@home.sweden> said: >> After going to <http://tinyurl.com/2tnqw> and realizing that it's a >> small world after all, "Desktop" <desktop@home.sweden> said: [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >Not cutting, that's for sure. Why was the line made in the first place? Signatureno, i didn't forget the 'F's http://www.geocities.com/jerk_o2002 http://www.geocities.com/nameless_mod -My Diablo 2 Mod http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/bunny.php -My theme song > After going to <http://tinyurl.com/2tnqw> and realizing that it's a > small world after all, "Desktop" <desktop@home.sweden> said: [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > Why was the line made in the first place? We couldn't afford a cheap dog, not to mention a sheep dog. desktop at home dot se > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have kicked > the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. Happy Birthday, you old goat. ;-) Shari >> As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have >> kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. > > Happy Birthday, you old goat. ;-) He's not a goat! It's statements like yours that will make the asteroid hit the earth. > Shari desktop at home dot se > >> As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have > >> kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > He's not a goat! It's statements like yours that will make the asteroid hit > the earth. Someone has had too much sugar over the holidays and/or forgotten his medication. That's not an asteroid. It's just a smudge of dirt on your window. Shari >>>> As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have >>>> kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Someone has had too much sugar over the holidays and/or forgotten his > medication. I'm the sweetest one around. > That's not an asteroid. It's just a smudge of dirt on your window. What makes you so sure I have windows? > Shari desktop at home dot se > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have > kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. Congtratulations. May the next 25 years be as goat-filled as the first. -- ~misfit~ happy brithday ol'scallywag!!! --------------------------------------------------------- i couldn't care less if i tried, and i will... kinquartzhc > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have kicked > the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. In a little over 3 days it will be 26 years for me. Hippo bird day to you. >> As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have >> kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. >> > In a little over 3 days it will be 26 years for me. I don't remember 26, but I do remember 25. > Hippo bird day to you. Are the animals humping? That would explain their state of happiness. desktop at home dot se > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have > kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. Happy birthday m8 :) Devast8or >> As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have >> kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. > > Happy birthday m8 :) Don't tell him how to feel. > Devast8or desktop at home dot se On that special day, B.B., (DoNotSpamthegoat4 @airmail.net.com.org.gov.tw.ch.ru) said... > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have kicked > the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. All the best for the next year, from someone who has gone past that stage 18 years ago. Gabriele Neukam Gabriele.Spamfighter.Neukam@t-online.de SignatureAntenagenes, average skellimancer, lvl89 SP Patriarch > On that special day, B.B., (DoNotSpamthegoat4 > @airmail.net.com.org.gov.tw.ch.ru) said... [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > All the best for the next year, from someone who has gone past that > stage 18 years ago. Heeey!!! Same here!! I rememeber when I was your age young whipper-snapper. They made real cars in those days and real computers filled up whole rooms............ :-) -- ~misfit~ >> On that special day, B.B., (DoNotSpamthegoat4 >> @airmail.net.com.org.gov.tw.ch.ru) said... [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > :-) ...and you had to walk to school in 8 feet of snow up hill both ways, right you old geezer? ;) Merry Christmas Devast8or >>> On that special day, B.B., (DoNotSpamthegoat4 >>> @airmail.net.com.org.gov.tw.ch.ru) said... [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > ...and you had to walk to school in 8 feet of snow up hill both ways, > right you old geezer? ;) Exactly!! > Merry Christmas Same to you my friend. -- ~misfit~ >> ...and you had to walk to school in 8 feet of snow up hill both ways, >> right you old geezer? ;) > > Exactly!! Which reminds me of this one: http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/weirdalyankovic/wheniwasyourage.html >> Merry Christmas > > Same to you my friend. :) Devast8or >>> ...and you had to walk to school in 8 feet of snow up hill both >>> ways, right you old geezer? ;) [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Which reminds me of this one: > http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/weirdalyankovic/wheniwasyourage.html LOL, sounds like an alternative take on the famous Monty Python sketch put to music: http://bau2.uibk.ac.at/sg/python/Scripts/HollywoodBowl/TheWeAreSoPoorSketch >>> Merry Christmas >> >> Same to you my friend. > > :) Ya know, before BB was born, in 1974, here in NZ you could get a pack of 20 cigarettes and a box of matches *and* change out of 50 cents. Even if you bought the expensive smokes like I did. (Rothmans were 44c a pack and Pall Mall were 42c, I was always a Rothmans man). I started buying ciggies to pay my gambling debts, didn't smoke 'em myself at the time, I was 13. I'd started playing pool with my older brother's friends and they played for a smoke a game, a plan I think they originally concocted to stop me from playing <g>. By the time I'd lost about a pack or two I developed a knack for the game and started winning more than I lost. This left me with a problem. A regular supply of cigarettes and no use for them. I bet you'll never guess the ingenious solution I came up with to remedy the situation. I started smoking them! Clever ay? F/FW to March of this year, Rothmans around $10 a pack and a habit I couldn't sustain on an invalid's benefit and keep the bills paid. Shady also smoked. We were in the crazy situation where, after all the fixed bills were paid, we spent $60 a week on tobacco and had $50 left for food/toiletries/cleaning products etc. We both stopped smoking On April 1st 2004, the least foolish thing we could have done. *Very* difficult thing after 30 years of smoking but one of the greatest achievements of my life, Shady's too. (Although she'd been smoking for a lot shorter time than I had she has a more active social life so cigarettes were more in her face during the most difficult part of the giving up process). You'd think that having double the money left to spend would be a huge thing (and, in some ways, I guess it was. We don't have to eat instant noodles 5-6 times a week anymore) but somehow we still don't have spare money. Isn't it one of Murphy's Laws that you will always spend at least 105% of your income? 2004 has been a good year for me. I hope it was good for y'all. And 2005 is even better. -- ~misfit~ >>>> ...and you had to walk to school in 8 feet of snow up hill both >>>> ways, right you old geezer? ;) [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > LOL, sounds like an alternative take on the famous Monty Python > sketch put to music: You should dig it up somewhere, it's hilarious. Like most of the rest of his lyrics. http://bau2.uibk.ac.at/sg/python/Scripts/HollywoodBowl/TheWeAreSoPoorSketch Yeah, that sketch is brilliant. I bought the show on DVD recently, and I already knew it by heart :D >>>> Merry Christmas >>> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > guess the ingenious solution I came up with to remedy the situation. > I started smoking them! Clever ay? Wow, you were a regular wonderkid :P > F/FW to March of this year, Rothmans around $10 a pack and a habit I > couldn't sustain on an invalid's benefit and keep the bills paid. > Shady also smoked. We were in the crazy situation where, after all > the fixed bills were paid, we spent $60 a week on tobacco and had $50 > left for food/toiletries/cleaning products etc. Bummer. > We both stopped smoking On April 1st 2004, the least foolish thing we > could have done. *Very* difficult thing after 30 years of smoking but > one of the greatest achievements of my life, Shady's too. (Although > she'd been smoking for a lot shorter time than I had she has a more > active social life so cigarettes were more in her face during the > most difficult part of the giving up process). Good for you, I'm glad to hear that. Nasty habit, even if you can afford it :) > You'd think that having double the money left to spend would be a > huge thing (and, in some ways, I guess it was. We don't have to eat > instant noodles 5-6 times a week anymore) but somehow we still don't > have spare money. Isn't it one of Murphy's Laws that you will always > spend at least 105% of your income? We can call it Misfit's Law ;) > 2004 has been a good year for me. I hope it was good for y'all. And > 2005 is even better. It's been good for me, and I hope/expect 2005 will be better (the course I'm taking right now should lead to a job sometime next year). Devast8or > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have > kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. The Christmas tree is not a convenient urinal. May 25 elephants of varying color salute your birthday. desktop at home dot se > > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have > > kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > desktop at home dot se If you are trying for 50 in a day again you better get going. :) After going to <http://tinyurl.com/2tnqw> and realizing that it's a small world after all, "flame_thrower" <skankyxwhore400@charter.net> said: >> > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have >> > kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> >If you are trying for 50 in a day again you better get going. :) Well, just as long as you don't think of a pink elephant. Signatureno, i didn't forget the 'F's http://www.geocities.com/jerk_o2002 http://www.geocities.com/nameless_mod -My Diablo 2 Mod http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/bunny.php -My theme song >>> As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have >>> kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> > If you are trying for 50 in a day again you better get going. :) The holy Graal of Usenet, but not today and most likely not this week. Sounds like a good new year's resolution though. desktop at home dot se B.B. <DoNotSpamthegoat4@airmail.net.com.org.gov.tw.ch.ru> typed this like they were devouring a plate of fresh spoo: > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have > kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. Happy Belated Birthday, ya young whippersnapper! ;) EB, 5 months away from turning 27... <g> Signature-- There is no spoon. EvilBill - http://www.evilbill.co.uk My Quake2 FTP site: ftp://65.30.181.223/quake2/EvilBill/ Jack of Hearts of the Eeeevil Trek Cabal (TINC) > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have kicked > the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. Happy belated, and exactly 9 days before mine. The whole goat thing starts to make sense now. Us Capricorns must stick together you know. Now, let's see who remembers the key piece of information from this post... Jabber B.B. <DoNotSpamthegoat4@airmail.net.com.org.gov.tw.ch.ru> stared blankly into space for a short while before writing: > As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have > kicked the placenta habit for a solid 25 years. A personal record. Happy birthday! On a sadder note, I just realized that I bought my first computer before you were born. SignatureDoc While pondering glazed doughnuts Doc <the.doc.is.in@removethlsgmail.com> mistakenly typed : B.B. <DoNotSpamthegoat4@airmail.net.com.org.gov.tw.ch.ru> stared : blankly into space for a short while before writing: [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] : On a sadder note, I just realized that I bought my first computer before : you were born. Color computer with 4k extended ram.... using a handheld portable tape player as it's 'hard-drive' lol, I feel your pain. -dave >> blankly into space for a short while before writing: >>> As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > lol, I feel your pain. /me starts reminiscing about my Commodore 64 aah, the good old days when games were 10 to the disk Craig After going to <http://tinyurl.com/2tnqw> and realizing that it's a small world after all, "Craig" <NOBODY@IRRELEVANT.com.au> said: >>> blankly into space for a short while before writing: >>>> As of 1:40 AM, which is one minute form RIGHT NOW, I will have [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > >aah, the good old days when games were 10 to the disk aah, the good old days when games didn't need bug fixes Signatureno, i didn't forget the 'F's http://www.geocities.com/jerk_o2002 http://www.geocities.com/nameless_mod -My Diablo 2 Mod http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/bunny.php -My theme song Dave Ryan <dryan@visi.com> stared blankly into space for a short while before writing: > While pondering glazed doughnuts Doc > <the.doc.is.in@removethlsgmail.com> mistakenly typed [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > lol, I feel your pain. Color? Tape player? I wish! SignatureDoc While pondering glazed doughnuts Doc <the.doc.is.in@removethlsgmail.com> mistakenly typed : Dave Ryan <dryan@visi.com> stared blankly into space for a short : while before writing: [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] : : Color? Tape player? I wish! lol well at that time it was the Pet and Vic 20, the TRS-80, the color computer and..... ... (processing) ... some sinclair model, .... seems like my brother had an old pdp-11 or pdp-9 memory corrupted...try again later. -dave On that special day, Dave Ryan, (dryan@visi.com) said... > well at that time it was the Pet and Vic 20, the TRS-80, the color computer and..... > ... > (processing) > ... > > some sinclair model, ZX? Never had one. Only a crappy Amstrad PCW 256, labeled as Schneider Joyce (which is now gone) Gabriele Neukam Gabriele.Spamfighter.Neukam@t-online.de SignatureAh, Information. A property, too valuable these days, to give it away, just so, at no cost. |
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