Unfortunately, I haven't been able to keep up with this group for
awhile. But I just want to say I'm really impressed at how well it's
managed to recycle its nut jobs. I don't see hardly any of the -old-
nuts here any more, but it's gratifying to see there is a whole new
collection to take their place. Keep up the good work!

TE

"T. Early" wrote in news:bnolo4$rva$1
@bob.news.rcn.net:

Yeah, the place just wasn't the same without your nut job tutelage.

Remember, people that live in grass houses shouldn't store thrones.

Actually this comes from a tragic situation on a remote island. You see,
the King and Queen of this remote island found a J.C. Penny's catalog and
ordered two beautiful thrones. When the thrones came by ship, the island
was being beset by a vicious storm. Since the ceremony to be used to show
the islanders the beautiful new thrones couldn't be conducted while the
storm was in progress, and since the grass hut from which the king and
queen ruled was so small, they stored the new thrones above the original
thrones, tied to a beam. The storm grew so fierce that the hut was blown
over, dropping the new thrones, and killing the king and queen.

Therefore, people that live in grass houses shouldn't store thrones.


Dr. Artaud


Unfortunately, I haven't been able to keep up with this group for
awhile. But I just want to say I'm really impressed at how well it's
managed to recycle its nut jobs. I don't see hardly any of the -old-
nuts here any more, but it's gratifying to see there is a whole new
collection to take their place. Keep up the good work!

TE



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You see it clearly in the loneliest little avenues between particles and
waves, shunned even by the gregarious quark and unknown by the various
strands of time, so big it cannot be seen, yet so little it is immovable,
lies the fabric of the ultimate reality gripped in the fist of the all or
nothing."