Horn, John wrote:
From: Jim Sharkey [mailto:templar569;excite.com]
John D. Giorgis posited:
A UNSC made up of America, Russia, China, India, the EU, Mexico,
and Egypt as permanent members, and another 18 countries rotating
in and out.
This is a pretty interesting idea John. It sounds fair
William Taylor wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ahem.
Post.
Ehrum.
Kellogg's.
Naw, I'm holding it in Chex.
It's a Trix. Get an ax. :)
Jim Keeping the pop culture references a-coming Sharkey
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John D. Giorgis wrote:
SWING VOTES:
Ireland, Mexico, Guinea, Cameroon
Yes folks, the fate of the world may well rest in the hands of
Guinea or Cameroon, should Ireland or Mexico choose to abstain from
voting.
This kind of statement is an example of why some nations think the US is
Gary Nunn wrote:
Ok, this website is almost scary. At first it reads much like 'The
Onion,
but then you realize that it is for real..
http://www.christianreporter.com/cgi/editorlite/print.cgi
My favorite headline:
Prayer Teams Deploy Against Buddhist Gathering
posted - 11 October,
Doug wrote:
Adam C. Lipscomb wrote:
Jim wrote:
William Taylor wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ahem.
Post.
Ehrum.
Kellogg's.
Naw, I'm holding it in Chex.
It's a Trix. Get an ax. :)
Ah, get a Life.
Jeeze, what a bunch of flakes.
Nah, we're not flakes, we're Froot Loops.
Jim
Rob wrote:
http://www.Brin-L.com
I suppose it was only to be expected.
I'm of two minds about that. Yes, Jeroen sometimes doesn't know when to quit, and
he's the architect of some of his difficulties. But he does seem to get more than his
fair share of the business over it, and
J. van Baardwijk wrote:
Excuse me? *I* am trying to improve this list by trying to get a
major disturbing factor (Giorgis) to clean up his act, and then you
call *me* irresponsible? I think that irresponsible better
describes those who think there is nothing wrong with Giorgis
wreaking havoc
Ronn Blankenship wrote:
At 06:54 AM 10/27/02, J. van Baardwijk wrote:
At 21:33 26-10-2002 -0500, Dan Minette wrote:
I thought this might be a good time to offer general parenting
advise for those list members who have small children.
Why would this be a good time for it?
Maybe it is because
William Taylor wrote:
PS: You can have the last word on this too
ZZZ
That would be the last word, if it was a word.
According to Mr. Webster, it is! :)
ZZZ or zzz (used to represent a person snoring)
If you don't like that one, there's Z-zero particle: the electrically neutral type
William Taylor wrote:
Genitilia on a robot? That's a Gortian naughty.
There are times this list makes my head hurt a whole lot. :)
Jim
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J. van Baardwijk wrote:
Islam itself is a religion of peace and tolerance; it is the words
and actions of a few fanatics who give Islam a bad reputation. Look
beyond that.
One of the key differences is that among most other religions, the good guys
actually appear to have the capacity and
J. van Baardwijk wrote:
At 18:48 25-10-2002 -0400, Joe Hale wrote:
I would like to believe it's just a few fanatics who give Islam
a bad reputation. However the roaring silence of the so called
majority speaks volumes about where their sympathy lies.
Bullshit. In the US, fanatical pro-life
Jon Gabriel wrote:
Other than the American Cancer Society's website or those for
children's charities, does anyone on the list have links to sites
which provide medical information on cancer in young children? I'm
specifically looking for statistics and symptomology of hepatic
cancers in
Jean-Louis Couturier wrote:
De : Ronn Blankenship
[mailto:ronn.blankenship;postoffice.worldnet.att.net]
Oh. You wrote bonking, not boinking.
--Ronn! :)
For the englishly challenged among us, what exactly
would each term mean?
Bonk is the sound that hitting someone on the head with
Jon wrote:
A couple of weeks ago one of my oldest and dearest friend's two year
old was diagnosed with liver cancer. They're investigating
treatment options, but have been told prognosis isn't good.
I was afraid you were asking for a reason like this. I am truly sorry to hear that.
Jim
Julia Thompson
Please administer suitable bonking, someone (Unless that's what
Sammy's doing to me today)
Wasn't bonking what got Sammy started in the first place? Or was that boinking?
*runs* ;-)
Jim
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--- Kevin Tarr wrote:
(frex, use of the Swan-Ganz catheter).
Don't say THAT word!
That *is* a singularly unpleasant experience, isn't it?
*shudders at the memory.*
Jim
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Nick Arnett wrote:
We got a postcard from the U.S. Postal Service yesterday. It said
that we would be receiving a survey in the next few days about the
quality of our mail delivery.
It was addressed to our neighbor.
Irony police, pull over I rarely get things in my e-mail that
J. van Baardwijk wrote:
If an American would be put on trial at the ICC on charges of war
crimes, would you also find it acceptable if Europe would attack the
US to prevent the US from invading The Netherlands?
I know that America's refusal to participate in the ICC bothers you, Jeroen.
Julia Thompson wrote:
J. van Baardwijk wrote:
At 09:49 07-10-2002 -0500, Julia Thompson wrote:
Now, there are times when everything else is *not* being equal,
and I have to unload and load the dishwasher 3 or 4 times in a row
before Dan does both tasks, and then he'll either crow about it
J. van Baardwijk wrote:
Housewife seeking appreciation quits housework.
http://www.cnn.com/2002/US/Midwest/10/05/wife.strike.ap/index.html
Good for her! If she cleans the house while her husband goes fishing, she should do
something to call him on it. Normally cutting him off from sex
William wrote:
Jim, thanks for breaking the streak. I was about to expect a message
on the Georgian definition of anti-Semitism in Jefferson County.
I'm afraid you're just going to have to get used to the games of My brain is bigger
than yours that we play here. :-D
Sometimes they're a lot
--- On Fri 10/04, Deborah Harrell
--- Jim Sharkey wrote:
Julia Thompson wrote:
My brain is probably smaller than most, but it's
denser. :D
So it's like a white dwarf of intellect? :)
Ouch! Is this from the previously-mentioned Handbook
of Insults? And is it better
William Taylor wrote:
Back when Hoon-Human relations were still ripe from the NuDawn
incident, a drunk and under arrest human was brought before a Hoon
official that was one of just a few to have learned a bit of Anglic.
I am going to ask you just one question. Do...
The human looked up at
Sonja van Baardwijk-Holten wrote:
( + )( + ) maru
Boobs maru? Register now!
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Kevin Tarr wrote:
Welcome aboard anyway. Have you been lurking or only in for a few
days? If a few days then maybe the list is new and improved to you,
but I'm seeing the same problems. But things may still change.
Really? Other than a spattering of snippiness, I think things have been far
I wrote:
Sonja van Baardwijk-Holten wrote:
( + )( + ) maru
Boobs maru?
Ahhh, Christmas!!! There was actually something funny that was supposed to follow
Boobs maru, which basically was Yuh-Roon hunting me down with something sharp and
pointy for this joke, but somehow my usual * *
Gary Nunn wrote:
This is truly a blast from my past... Freddy The Magic Flute. Now
all we need is Witchy-Poo to make this complete
Gary, have you ever seen a CD called Saturday Morning: Cartoons' Greatest Hits?
It's an album from a few years back that has a bunch of the theme somgs
Erik Reuter wrote:
On Tue, Oct 01, 2002 at 08:20:44AM -0400, John D. Giorgis wrote:
Can we please keep the language appropriate for a family list?
No. I think people should tolerate whatever the fuck people want to
write.
Ah, the mature response. Guaranteed to get peope to see your
Erik Reuter wrote:
On Tue, Oct 01, 2002 at 01:32:02PM -0400, Jim Sharkey wrote:
Erik Reuter wrote:
No. I think people should tolerate whatever the fuck people want
to write.
Ah, the mature response. Guaranteed to get peope to see your point
of view every time! :)
Who the hell is Peope
Erik Reuter wrote:
Yeah, I'm a real asshole, huh?
If it makes you happy to be one, be my guest! Far be it from me to stop you.
Jim
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Alberto Monteiro wrote:
Jim Sharkey wrote:
Ok, so you aren't really sick of laws protecting people from
themselves, right?
I don't believe I was making that point at all by saying
there are limits.
Those are your words. Should I tell you to get back
and read the files? :-P
I think
Marvin Long, Jr. wrote:
And why not grilled Rocky Mountain oysters? grin
But that would be nuts! (Or maybe I just haven't the balls...)
O, the pain!! The pain!!!
It's a good thing that puns aren't a punishable offense in this country, Marvin, or
you'd be doing some serious
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
Some jobs are necessary. Other jobs aren't. Those jobs
that are *not* necessary, and that induce a negative
social stigma should be limited, if not eliminated at
all.
Hrm. In Japan in particular, but also in the US, there are entire game shows
dedicated to
Robert Seeberger wrote:
A tiny stuntman who protested against a French ban on the bizarre
practice of dwarf throwing lost his case before a U.N. human
rights body, which said the need to protect human dignity was
paramount.
It's good that the UN wants to protect people from voluntarily
Julia Thompson wrote:
Alberto Monteiro wrote:
I like to register with name sunda and password
aqcatb. This acronymous is obvious for any brazilian. And no, I
can't explain it in this sensible and polite community
Will you mail an explanation off-list to anyone admitting to be
insensible
J. van Baardwijk wrote:
Ahem. Care to give your opinion about which members (names please,
not descriptions) of this community fall in the bad apple
category? (On the old list there were some 300 subscribers, so that
would mean some 25-30 people on this list would fall in that
category.)
Julia Thompson wrote:
I'm rooting for Minnesota.
1) The owner is a former San Antonio car dealer.
1) The Titans *were* the Oilers, so they *were* a Texas team.
I'm gonna root for the Cowboys every time, even if it looks futile.
Well, despite the Week 1 embarassment, I'll root for the Texas
Deborah Harrell wrote:
But I Swear I _Did_ Have A Life Maru
Who needed a life? I had those three little words that could warm any eight-year-old
boy's heart: Wave Motion Gun. :-)
Jim
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Deborah Harrell wrote:
--- Jim Sharkey wrote:
Who needed a life? I had those three little words
that could warm any eight-year-old boy's heart: Wave
Motion Gun. :-)
???
I'm not familiar with that toy.
It wasn't a toy. The Space Cruiser Yamato in _Star Blazers_, in addition to its
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