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snowth
the best Mark Unseen   Aug 5 04:34 UTC 1997

Okay. What was the *best* thing before sliced bread?

18 responses total.
scott
response 1 of 18: Mark Unseen   Aug 5 12:18 UTC 1997

Bread slicers?
remmers
response 2 of 18: Mark Unseen   Aug 5 13:58 UTC 1997

Bread.
snowth
response 3 of 18: Mark Unseen   Aug 6 03:30 UTC 1997

I was thinking more along the lines of breaded slice.
orinoco
response 4 of 18: Mark Unseen   Aug 9 02:56 UTC 1997

Foolish mortal.
We already answered this one.
It had something to do with illegal substances.
And buffalo.

Did you know that any number of repetitions of the word 'buffalo' form a
complete sentence.
When you live with a linguist for three weeks, you learn such things.
Also how to say the lord's prayer in micmac.

Extra Credit?:  What is the difference between a duck?
snowth
response 5 of 18: Mark Unseen   Aug 11 01:21 UTC 1997

Only if it just applied for a job at briarwood. Or if it's squeeky.
lee
response 6 of 18: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 03:13 UTC 1997

duck tape?
as for the original question, unsliced bread?
orinoco
response 7 of 18: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 22:16 UTC 1997

Too unoriginal.  
Remember, you're unique, just like everybody else.
lee
response 8 of 18: Mark Unseen   Sep 12 22:48 UTC 1997

(a friend told me that they told her that her freshman year of college... in
1951)
orinoco
response 9 of 18: Mark Unseen   Sep 13 14:25 UTC 1997

Actually, you're one in a million.
Which means they have three of you in China.
i
response 10 of 18: Mark Unseen   Oct 12 21:34 UTC 1997

Didn't unsliced bread and bread slicers come before sliced bread?  (Kind of
like the chicken & the egg.)
orinoco
response 11 of 18: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 01:55 UTC 1997

Yes, only bread slicers don't hatch from unsliced bread.
lee
response 12 of 18: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 02:29 UTC 1997

Nor do they come in white shells.
remmers
response 13 of 18: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 09:41 UTC 1997

Well, so much for what my parents told me about where bread
slicers come from!
orinoco
response 14 of 18: Mark Unseen   Oct 13 22:12 UTC 1997

Yes, Virginia, there really isn't a bread knife fairy....
lee
response 15 of 18: Mark Unseen   Oct 16 03:05 UTC 1997

No bread fairy?  What about a spaghetti fairy?
i
response 16 of 18: Mark Unseen   Oct 18 18:45 UTC 1997

Bagel fairy & spaghetti sprite.

Then there's the Butter Borg:  "Prepare to be artereoscimilated!"
orinoco
response 17 of 18: Mark Unseen   Oct 19 20:11 UTC 1997

Quickly!  Ready the oleomargarine plasma blasters!
i
response 18 of 18: Mark Unseen   Oct 24 00:34 UTC 1997

The Butter Borg's di-LDL armor is proof against any attack!  It activates
a choco-cloaking device and prepares to sneak past the defenses!
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