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RE: THE THREAD! - 4/30/2010 11:02:17 PM

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Good Morning Guys.

Should be an interesting Kentucky Derby tomorrow. They are predicting flash floods in the area.

Love the avatar.

I wanted a pinup like some others have. What's better than Marge?

Gahrrrrr......donuts...

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RE: THE THREAD! - 4/30/2010 11:02:35 PM

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No. He won't.

How do you know? What are you, antisimitic?

No. He won't.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 4/30/2010 11:03:58 PM

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Or "nou", if you prefer...

It was supposed to be NII , not "nou".

Or maybe you prefer Eki Eki Tapeng !

It's "Pting!", actually... Don't make me start using sarcasm now...

DINSDALE!

DINSDALE!

If I recall correctly, to T's point, Doug (of the Piranha brothers) excelled in the use of sarcasm as a weapon. That and nailing one's head to a table.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 4/30/2010 11:04:39 PM

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Hey, lookee me. I must be in the front row.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 4/30/2010 11:16:06 PM

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Woot early Parole Tithe

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RE: THE THREAD! - 4/30/2010 11:36:34 PM

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You didn't recognize the routine? It's almost as memorable as the "dead parrot sketch" or "The lumberjack song".

Nope. I was never big into it until I met you guys. And seeing how no one has ever posted a link to this, I've never seen it.

Well, there's no accounting for taste.

Jeez, you guys are PITAs. It wasnt on TV by the time I learned English, OK? So I never saw it. Benny Hill was, and I loved it. Maybe if it was on regularly, I might have the same level of reverence for it you do.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 4/30/2010 11:37:23 PM

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No. He won't.

How do you know? What are you, antisimitic?

No. He won't.

OK, maybe he wont. Nobody's perfect.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 12:21:22 AM

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You didn't recognize the routine? It's almost as memorable as the "dead parrot sketch" or "The lumberjack song".

Nope. I was never big into it until I met you guys. And seeing how no one has ever posted a link to this, I've never seen it.

Well, there's no accounting for taste.

Jeez, you guys are PITAs. It wasnt on TV by the time I learned English, OK? So I never saw it. Benny Hill was, and I loved it. Maybe if it was on regularly, I might have the same level of reverence for it you do.

And you don't do re-runs.

Have you checked your favorite media source? U-tube?

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 12:23:33 AM

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You didn't recognize the routine? It's almost as memorable as the "dead parrot sketch" or "The lumberjack song".

Nope. I was never big into it until I met you guys. And seeing how no one has ever posted a link to this, I've never seen it.

I've never met someone raised by wolves.

Hey. I'm just a poor child from a communist country.

THAT's A TERRIBLE thing to say about California!

The're not commununist! Just very, very liberal!

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 12:24:42 AM

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No. He won't.

How do you know? What are you, antisimitic?

No. He won't.

OK, maybe he wont. Nobody's perfect.

He'll probably do his Bar Mitzvah the same day you do 1st communion.For the same reason!

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 12:25:01 AM

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And you don't do re-runs. Have you checked your favorite media source? U-tube?

I'm talking about mid-90s here, he who makes fun of people for using technology.

As for reruns, what do you suppose Benny Hill was? Live feed from London?

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 12:27:02 AM

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THAT's A TERRIBLE thing to say about California! The're not commununist! Just very, very liberal!

Well, half of CAs population would disagree with my statement. The other half is too stoned to care.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 12:29:32 AM

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And you don't do re-runs. Have you checked your favorite media source? U-tube?

I'm talking about mid-90s here, he who makes fun of people for using technology.

As for reruns, what do you suppose Benny Hill was? Live feed from London?

I'll never make fun of people who use technology! I've been a "tech geek" all my life. What I do laugh at is people who are helpless without it.

You need to party likes it's 1799 occassionally! Like go camping.Or sailing or horseback riding. Or do a Bobo and go shoot something (or in Bob's case, a lot of somethings!).

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 12:57:10 AM

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I'll never make fun of people who use technology! I've been a "tech geek" all my life. What I do laugh at is people who are helpless without it. You need to party likes it's 1799 occassionally! Like go camping.Or sailing or horseback riding. Or do a Bobo and go shoot something (or in Bob's case, a lot of somethings!).

I do two of the 3 (leaving Bobo's pastimes of shooting and binge drinking, one necessarily following the other, but not ion any set order

, completely aside). The third I skip simply because throwing up is NOT my idea of fun. Come to think, thats probably why I dont binge drink either.

As for 1799, I would love to. Of course I assume there is classical music and gentlemanly debate involved. If there's any dress-up, though, count me out.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 12:58:57 AM

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G'night gents

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 1:23:05 AM

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You didn't recognize the routine? It's almost as memorable as the "dead parrot sketch" or "The lumberjack song".

Nope. I was never big into it until I met you guys. And seeing how no one has ever posted a link to this, I've never seen it.

Well, there's no accounting for taste.

Jeez, you guys are PITAs. It wasnt on TV by the time I learned English, OK? So I never saw it. Benny Hill was, and I loved it. Maybe if it was on regularly, I might have the same level of reverence for it you do.

Monty Python's Flying Circus has been regularly televised in syndication on most public television stations in the US since it was widely embraced by the US in 1975-1976. Frequently co-broadcast with Benny Hill. At least that was the case while I was growing up-and still is.

I do miss "Dave Allen at Large"-similar humor to Benny Hill. I haven't seen that one in a long time.

Do yourself a favor and Netflix (or buy the DVDs) the lot of 'em. You won't regret it. If you want a trial run of MP sketch humor, try "And Now for Something Completely Different" or "Live at the Hollywood Bowl".

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 1:23:58 AM

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THAT's A TERRIBLE thing to say about California! The're not commununist! Just very, very liberal!

Well, half of CAs population would disagree with my statement. The other half is too stoned to care.

Dude, wha?

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 1:26:58 AM

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I'll never make fun of people who use technology! I've been a "tech geek" all my life. What I do laugh at is people who are helpless without it. You need to party likes it's 1799 occassionally! Like go camping.Or sailing or horseback riding. Or do a Bobo and go shoot something (or in Bob's case, a lot of somethings!).

I do two of the 3 (leaving Bobo's pastimes of shooting and binge drinking, one necessarily following the other, but not ion any set order , completely aside). The third I skip simply because throwing up is NOT my idea of fun. Come to think, thats probably why I dont binge drink either.

As for 1799, I would love to. Of course I assume there is classical music and gentlemanly debate involved. If there's any dress-up, though, count me out.

1799? No thanks. Bad teeth, boorish English behavior towards the colonialists, scurvy, thyphoid, scarlet fever, famine, cradle to grave manual labor and-worst-no WiTP:AE. [shudders]

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 1:48:49 AM

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Monty Python's Flying Circus has been regularly televised in syndication on most public television stations in the US since it was widely embraced by the US in 1975-1976. Frequently co-broadcast with Benny Hill. At least that was the case while I was growing up-and still is.

I do miss "Dave Allen at Large"-similar humor to Benny Hill. I haven't seen that one in a long time.

Do yourself a favor and Netflix (or buy the DVDs) the lot of 'em. You won't regret it. If you want a trial run of MP sketch humor, try "And Now for Something Completely Different" or "Live at the Hollywood Bowl".

I dont recall ever seeing Monty Python (until I caught Life of Bryan on TV, censored to heck, I'm sure). Benny was on channel 9, IIRC.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 1:49:41 AM

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THAT's A TERRIBLE thing to say about California! The're not commununist! Just very, very liberal!

Well, half of CAs population would disagree with my statement. The other half is too stoned to care.

Dude, wha?

A Californian in MN. Does that make you "stoned cold"?

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 1:50:39 AM

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1799? No thanks. Bad teeth, boorish English behavior towards the colonialists, scurvy, thyphoid, scarlet fever, famine, cradle to grave manual labor and-worst-no WiTP:AE. [shudders]

Aside from WitP, how is that different than England today?

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 2:34:48 AM

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THAT's A TERRIBLE thing to say about California! The're not commununist! Just very, very liberal!

Well, half of CAs population would disagree with my statement. The other half is too stoned to care.

Dude, wha?

A Californian in MN. Does that make you "stoned cold"?

Only one response befitting that comment:

Dude, wha?

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 2:35:43 AM

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By the way, Sr. Spambot, you're getting pretty close to your 10,000 figure there, aren't ya'?

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 2:38:09 AM

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1799? No thanks. Bad teeth, boorish English behavior towards the colonialists, scurvy, thyphoid, scarlet fever, famine, cradle to grave manual labor and-worst-no WiTP:AE. [shudders]

Aside from WitP, how is that different than England today?

Much less scurvy now.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 3:14:01 AM

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I do miss "Dave Allen at Large"-similar humor to Benny Hill. I haven't seen that one in a long time.

Do yourself a favor and Netflix (or buy the DVDs) the lot of 'em. You won't regret it. If you want a trial run of MP sketch humor, try "And Now for Something Completely Different" or "Live at the Hollywood Bowl".

I really liked Dave Allen. He was a lot classier than Benny Hill.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 3:15:58 AM

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I'll never make fun of people who use technology! I've been a "tech geek" all my life. What I do laugh at is people who are helpless without it. You need to party likes it's 1799 occassionally! Like go camping.Or sailing or horseback riding. Or do a Bobo and go shoot something (or in Bob's case, a lot of somethings!).

I do two of the 3 (leaving Bobo's pastimes of shooting and binge drinking, one necessarily following the other, but not ion any set order , completely aside). The third I skip simply because throwing up is NOT my idea of fun. Come to think, thats probably why I dont binge drink either.

As for 1799, I would love to. Of course I assume there is classical music and gentlemanly debate involved. If there's any dress-up, though, count me out.

1799? No thanks. Bad teeth, boorish English behavior towards the colonialists, scurvy, thyphoid, scarlet fever, famine, cradle to grave manual labor and-worst-no WiTP:AE. [shudders]

For me it has to be post invention of penicillin. Pre-antibiotics were really bad times.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 3:19:06 AM

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nope. Rochester NY.

or as i like to call it. ..."Rech"ester.

So flour = snow. Check.

Rechester gets little snow and produces no more flour, only flowers hence its new title of "the Flower city"

The same way NJ is the Garden State?

That's only because they have that Garden State Freeway.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 3:20:56 AM

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The baby of the family is 12 today. �

Birthday party (and cake) - Tithe.

Well, 12 is no more a baby, no ?

Then, of course, nothing can force someone to grow up. For example, i know a men who is 40 and still a child....and....oh, forget it.

Happy party

In a few years he'll have to deal with the Bar Mitzvah.

Well, our son won't have to deal with that, but I'm sure he'll complain that he's being cheated out of an opportunity for presents once he learns of it.

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 3:23:57 AM

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You didn't recognize the routine? It's almost as memorable as the "dead parrot sketch" or "The lumberjack song".

Nope. I was never big into it until I met you guys. And seeing how no one has ever posted a link to this, I've never seen it.

I know this might come as a shock to you (if in fact you don't view it as outright sacrilage) but there are some things in life that don't involve a computer!

People still buy Playboy and Hustler at the newstand?

Grit, your new avatar is very worthy of a true Thread Brother!

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RE: THE THREAD! - 5/1/2010 3:24:43 AM

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You didn't recognize the routine? It's almost as memorable as the "dead parrot sketch" or "The lumberjack song".

Nope. I was never big into it until I met you guys. And seeing how no one has ever posted a link to this, I've never seen it.

I've never met someone raised by wolves.

Hey. I'm just a poor child from a communist country.