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orinoco
response 6 of 32: Mark Unseen   Apr 6 23:17 UTC 1995

I like it....I'll have two to go...
carl
response 7 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jul 17 18:27 UTC 1996

That reminds me....I have to go too...
remmers
response 8 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jul 17 23:29 UTC 1996

Chalky! I thought you had already went!! Nice to see you!!!
carl
response 9 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jul 19 18:43 UTC 1996

Snord! I had went already!! I thought nobody was looking!!!
alfee
response 10 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jul 27 20:40 UTC 1996

I'll go too, while I'm here, but I think I'll gladly go to the ladies' room.
carl
response 11 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jul 29 17:29 UTC 1996

And I'm just happy to go here and go there without any particular
destination in mind.
lee
response 12 of 32: Mark Unseen   May 22 19:09 UTC 1997

what sandwich?
carl
response 13 of 32: Mark Unseen   May 30 19:39 UTC 1997

the one I use to cover the bad spot.
lee
response 14 of 32: Mark Unseen   May 31 20:44 UTC 1997

So what do you use to cover the good spot?
i
response 15 of 32: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 01:37 UTC 1997

Baked beans.

(2 of them, to be precise.)
snowth
response 16 of 32: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 03:50 UTC 1997

Wow, that's one huge good spot you've got there, son!
orinoco
response 17 of 32: Mark Unseen   Nov 8 03:56 UTC 1997

No, just damn small beans.
lee
response 18 of 32: Mark Unseen   Nov 9 03:26 UTC 1997

did you squish them by accident so they're small?
diznave
response 19 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jan 7 15:58 UTC 1998

Variety may be the spice of life, but *spice* is the spice of food.
orinoco
response 20 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jan 13 04:13 UTC 1998

Yes, but is Life a varitey of spice?
i
response 21 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 05:05 UTC 1998

Spice is the variety of food, and valerie is the spice of grex.

Perfectly square wooden blocks may be stacked infinitely high if you don't
fall off the stepladder and knock them over.
lee
response 22 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jan 14 16:11 UTC 1998

How about a house of cards?
i
response 23 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 03:32 UTC 1998

After a bit (if you're good), the house of cards reaches the point
where you can't breathe lest it fall over.  Somewhat later (if you're
really good) it reaches the point where you can't move, either.

Progress after that is understandably slow.
lee
response 24 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jan 15 16:51 UTC 1998

But of course that's when the dog knocks you over.
orinoco
response 25 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jan 19 04:09 UTC 1998

You're just donig it wrong.  If you build your house of cards in a vacuum,
it doesn't matter if you move, and the temptation to breathe i greatly
lessened.
i
response 26 of 32: Mark Unseen   Jan 20 00:16 UTC 1998

Yea, but you need a *really* good vaccuum.  Otherwise, the first card 
just sticks on the end of the hose and nothing gets built at all.
rkk
response 27 of 32: Mark Unseen   Feb 1 18:26 UTC 1999

  Build it in space...
i
response 28 of 32: Mark Unseen   Mar 15 01:04 UTC 1999

Can i hold it together with little blobs of green cheese so it doesn't
float apart?
jaklumen
response 29 of 32: Mark Unseen   May 27 07:56 UTC 2002

Ugh, you offer me green cheese now, i?  You had been such a good 
host.. perhaps I shall have to eat you.

I am the monster that shall eat Ann Arbor.
gelinas
response 30 of 32: Mark Unseen   Dec 20 01:18 UTC 2002

If you hold it together with green cheese, our destoyer will want it with
shark-fin soup.
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