On Sat, 30 Sep 2006 20:47:24 -0700, James C Cracked is God!!! did the
cha-cha, and screamed:
Demon Lord of Confusion wrote:
On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 19:48:03 -0700, James C Cracked is God!!! attempted
to confuse the issue further by squeaking:
Demon Lord of Confusion wrote:
[blahblahblah]

Snarkolepsy.

[snip] I'm so sorry.

You certainly are. Viz:

*****AUK FAQ***************************** Q1: Is 'Snarky' a bald, fat,
bloodcurdlingly ugly, unemployed, 37 year old usenet junkie and layabout
who still lives with his parents and desperately needs a life?

A1: Yes.

Really, the answer is "No." Lived away from home for quite awhile, moved
back for about ten weeks, and am now on my own again. Hey, prove me a
liar, whydon'tcha.

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"Etymology:
Argumentum ad Septicus : argument to putrefaction. Derived from Septicum
Argumentum : putrefaction of argument.

"Septic \Sep"tic\, Septical \Sep"tic*al\
a. [L. septicus to make putrid: cf. F. septique.]
Having power to promote putrefaction. Of or relating to or
caused by putrefaction." -- Kadaitcha Man, indirectly to
Donald "Skeptic"/"Septic" Alford, in MID:

"I never fail to be amazing" -- Looney Maroon for September 2006 nominee
William Barwell's ego knows no bounds. MID:


"We are most nearly ourselves when we achieve the seriousness of the
child at play." -- Heraclitus

"And thats another mistake on your part. Your 'playing' games on usenet,
and I'm not playing...It has nothing to do with impressing you, it has
more to do with making sure you have the education you'll need to debate.
The debate is no fun for me if you are mentally incapable of it. I'm
giving you an opportunity to educate yourself. That's all." -- A trashy
former virus-writer turned Outer Filth doesn't know if he's playing or
working, in MID: om