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Grex Accordions Item 66: things you can do with Wyoming...
Entered by humdog on Thu Apr 13 18:36:21 UTC 1995:



just wondering

34 responses total.



#1 of 34 by brighn on Thu Apr 13 18:59:15 1995:

Turn it into a themepark.  Truck in rides, clowns, carneys, and
lots of water.  Put in the Velasco, the screamingest longest most
terrifying rollercoaster there ever was.  Then, when every theme-park
going teenager in the U.S. and Canada are in, lock the gates and
nuke the place!
(Getting Velasco out first, of course.)


#2 of 34 by juls on Fri Apr 14 00:15:47 1995:



Yessssssssss. Brighn, I want to have your Mr.BillChild. And we'll put 
him in the themepark with all the other little shits.




#3 of 34 by vsclyne on Fri Apr 14 01:18:25 1995:

Who ever said Juls was not promiscuous.

I feel *used*.



#4 of 34 by thanne on Fri Apr 14 03:07:45 1995:

I can't believe anyone said that about Juls.  Promiscuous is her
middle name.

Slander.  Or maybe Libel.  


#5 of 34 by vsclyne on Fri Apr 14 12:56:21 1995:

Why am I always the last to know these things?



#6 of 34 by humdog on Fri Apr 14 13:36:17 1995:



brenner we will need the dave with the hoplessly impossible
userid to come here and make the Nasty Cowboy Poems...
please go get him.



#7 of 34 by sdober on Fri Apr 14 16:02:19 1995:

Dave the turf doctor?  He's cool.  <wtssdave>.



#8 of 34 by brighn on Fri Apr 14 16:20:39 1995:

hmmm... juls, shouldn't we date first?


#9 of 34 by juls on Fri Apr 14 21:19:32 1995:

I can't think why, brighn.

And, Mr. Clyne, you have systematically ignored the now-desiccated Oysters
Rockefeller that I so lovingly and laboriously prepared for OUR first
date that I am ruined, absolutely RUINED, for someone as Worthy as
brighn. When a woman of such promise takes to the streets, it's 
usually because of someone like you.

<juls steps over to the oozing, cruising Bentley at the curb, adjusting
her ragged fishnets and wobbling a little on the stiletto heels.>


#10 of 34 by brighn on Fri Apr 14 21:46:51 1995:

Oysters?  I love oysters?
Couldn't you reheat them or something... I know it wouldn't be as 
good, but at least that way I could appreciate a *hint* of what
they were like, before... <the good Rev. gives Mr. Clyne an
accusing look.>


#11 of 34 by vsclyne on Fri Apr 14 23:28:42 1995:

This is a bum rap.  I wandered all over Los Angeles trying to
keep a date in Santa Cruz.  This turn in Juls's career is not
my doing.  I will not accept the guilt.  Juls is a fully grown
person and she makes her own job choices.

Juls, give the Rev. the oysters.  He'll give you absolution.



#12 of 34 by juls on Sat Apr 15 15:15:23 1995:

Hey, you welsher (Irisher?)! I'm not the one that needs absolution.


(Psst, brighn? C'mon up these creaky backstairs, hon; I've got something
to show you. . . . )



#13 of 34 by vsclyne on Sat Apr 15 17:24:55 1995:

Reverend, do it.  There's a psalm you can say along
the way.  I forget the number, but you know it. I
know you do.



#14 of 34 by orinoco on Sun Apr 26 00:36:22 1998:

Oysters?

I spell oysters, you know?

B - O - X , that's how


#15 of 34 by raven on Sun Apr 26 23:19:29 1998:

Spell Oysters I smell oysters for miles & miles.


#16 of 34 by font on Tue Apr 28 03:43:18 1998:

No, spelling oysters is more fun.  :-P


#17 of 34 by cloud on Wed Apr 29 18:34:49 1998:

Yew no, of corse, that every time yew right "oysters," yew spell it. 
Actually, you'd be writing "oysters", but you know what I mean.


#18 of 34 by orinoco on Wed Apr 29 21:52:51 1998:

Yes, but if an oyster is tipped on its side you can right it.


#19 of 34 by font on Thu Apr 30 02:14:41 1998:

or if you close your eyes, pinch your nose and tip it you can eat it.  :-)


#20 of 34 by cloud on Fri May 1 21:44:58 1998:

<Cricket Goes to sulk in the corner, feeling mocked.>


                <Only snicker's bars can earn his forgiveness>





#21 of 34 by orinoco on Sat May 2 21:28:55 1998:

Do Imaginary Snickers Bars count?

Or perhaps Ho-hos, properly purloined from Enigma?

(How does one purloin something improperly?)


#22 of 34 by cloud on Sun May 3 21:34:54 1998:

How does one not?



#23 of 34 by snowth on Mon May 4 02:04:35 1998:

HOw doest one eat eggplants on the forth of July?


#24 of 34 by brenner on Mon May 4 03:25:07 1998:



Because there's no Palm trees in Montana?



#25 of 34 by orinoco on Tue May 5 00:34:52 1998:

There aren't?


Do you know how it feels to be lied to?


#26 of 34 by font on Tue May 5 19:18:49 1998:

yes.  but here it's more fun.  :-P
 (palmtrees would be most happy in Montana if there was some water kicking
around)


#27 of 34 by orinoco on Tue May 5 22:57:40 1998:

Water kicks?  As in the aquatic can-can, mayhap?


#28 of 34 by font on Wed May 6 23:15:05 1998:

Try syncronised swimming.  Its' good for the diet.  :-P


#29 of 34 by snowth on Sun May 17 17:16:07 1998:

my parents suck!


#30 of 34 by font on Tue May 19 07:10:09 1998:

If only.  :-)


#31 of 34 by cloud on Tue May 19 19:57:31 1998:

Now how would you know?


#32 of 34 by font on Sun May 31 08:06:03 1998:

font always knows!


#33 of 34 by snowth on Sun May 31 15:56:21 1998:

If the font knows all, why doesn't *she* have an "ask font" item? Is this
another useless Item to be created by the allmighty ruller of all things
muppetty? 

We shall have to consult our councellers.


#34 of 34 by cwb on Thu Aug 3 05:01:34 2000:

Re: 33, she is after all the font of all knowledge.  Really, I know her.

Re: the original topic of, er um, discussion <cough> as it is the only
place in the world to my knowledge where an explorer actually had the
nerve to call a mountain range the big tits, perhaps Wyoming should
become a private reserve for research into removing the compulsion to
have breast implants inserted into perfectly beautiful women.

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