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Grex Enigma Item 334: Nothing Personal
Entered by remmers on Fri Jun 12 00:29:19 UTC 1998:

        You are a wonderful, beautiful person,
        But you write like a moron.

        No offense.

36 responses total.



#1 of 36 by i on Fri Jun 12 01:20:52 1998:

Thanks, but i suggest that you get new glasses in the very near future.


#2 of 36 by alfee on Fri Jun 12 02:00:30 1998:

How exactly does a moron write?  I'd like an example, please.


#3 of 36 by snowth on Fri Jun 12 03:10:05 1998:

Who said we are wonderful, beautiful people?


#4 of 36 by remmers on Fri Jun 12 13:06:34 1998:

        So many questions, so few answers. Please try to be
        more specific.



#5 of 36 by rcurl on Fri Jun 12 17:15:08 1998:

There is a good example of how a moron writes in #0.


#6 of 36 by orinoco on Sat Jun 13 21:51:22 1998:

So one can tell morons by their
        indented lines?

Does the previous paragraph make me truely moronic, or merely half-assed?



#7 of 36 by iggy on Wed Jun 17 01:21:59 1998:

alright!!!!!!!!1
an item dedicated to me!
thanks, john


#8 of 36 by alfee on Wed Jun 17 01:29:02 1998:

Are you responsible for this?


#9 of 36 by i on Wed Jun 17 03:22:05 1998:

This is enigma.  Responsibility is contrary to conference policy.
Troublemakers are force-fed tofuburgers fried in Olestra until they
reform and beg forgiveness.


#10 of 36 by orinoco on Wed Jun 17 12:43:45 1998:

I am irresponsible for this.
Sometimes I am just plain irresponsible.


#11 of 36 by snowth on Wed Jun 17 22:12:25 1998:

You could say that again. but you don't have to. I wouldn't mind if you
didn't. In fact, it may be preferable. But you could.


#12 of 36 by iggy on Wed Jun 17 23:37:22 1998:

"my cat's breath smells like cat food"
                                        ------ralph wiggam


#13 of 36 by remmers on Thu Jun 18 02:50:00 1998:

Is that *THE* Ralph Wiggam?


#14 of 36 by iggy on Thu Jun 18 15:42:21 1998:

animatedly so


#15 of 36 by remmers on Thu Jun 18 18:09:12 1998:

<remmers wonders who Ralph Wiggam is>


#16 of 36 by orinoco on Fri Jun 19 02:32:42 1998:

And how does he know iggy's cat?


#17 of 36 by iggy on Fri Jun 19 03:09:31 1998:

ralph wiggam is a character on the simpsons. his dad is
the police chief.


#18 of 36 by remmers on Fri Jun 19 10:10:37 1998:

Ah, of course.


#19 of 36 by snowth on Fri Jun 19 18:58:27 1998:

Why, that just makes everything infinately better. Thank you.


#20 of 36 by orinoco on Mon Jul 6 16:23:35 1998:

What sort of world are we living in, when police chiefs' sons have more free
licence to comment on their cats' breath than the rest of us law-abiding
citizens?

And is it 'chiefs' or 'chieves'?

Chives, anyone? Or maybe a coffee milkshake?


#21 of 36 by i on Tue Jul 7 03:34:12 1998:

Soft tofu and chocolate Ovaltine, creamed in a blender with raw eggs and
orange liquour.  A nutritionally complete and balanced breakfast that
you can make in literally 2 minutes, then eat in 1 more with a beer bong.
Start your day the Grand Marnier way!

Are police chiefs' sons respected more than fire chefs' daughters, or less
than mimes lip syncing naked on the high wire?

Is a mime ever really naked if he doesn't skimp with the make-up?  Does a
tree fall silently in the woods if there's only a mime there to hear?  How
do mimes pronounce the word "mime"?


#22 of 36 by snowth on Tue Jul 7 18:30:49 1998:

Less.

Yes. Yes. "mime."

Any more questions?


#23 of 36 by orinoco on Tue Jul 7 23:08:06 1998:

Only they say it very quietly. So as not to cause avalanches.


#24 of 36 by remmers on Wed Jul 8 02:35:18 1998:

    Trumpet player:  Where's my mute?
    Wiseacre:        You mean that silent guy who was wandering around?



#25 of 36 by alfee on Wed Jul 8 12:14:15 1998:

Perhaps you were looking for your mime.  He was wandering around        [D[D
here a little while ago, but he vanished.


#26 of 36 by i on Thu Jul 9 01:28:58 1998:

If mimes are seen but not heard, what do you call people you can hear but
not see?  


#27 of 36 by remmers on Thu Jul 9 03:35:16 1998:

I call them radio personalities.


#28 of 36 by iggy on Fri Jul 10 17:09:09 1998:

what about people you interact with by reading, and never see?


#29 of 36 by i on Fri Jul 10 22:39:16 1998:

Usually they are pseudos.  Some are mere figments of my imagination. 
Claims have been made that some of them are real humans, but there is
no evidence to substantiate such foolishness.

Did you know that a simple diary lets you converse with your other
personalities, PicoSpan style?


#30 of 36 by iggy on Fri Jul 10 23:36:28 1998:

'they' told me it wasnt a good idea.


#31 of 36 by lee on Fri Jul 17 14:27:33 1998:

who are they? men in white coats?


#32 of 36 by i on Sat Jul 18 16:05:31 1998:

Alien agents from Dimension Q17.  They are very capable but rather lazy,
and tend to spend time slumming on Earth when they should be working.


#33 of 36 by alfee on Sat Jul 18 22:43:12 1998:

I know.  i work with them.


#34 of 36 by orinoco on Sun Jul 19 02:00:38 1998:

More's the pity.


#35 of 36 by lee on Mon Jul 20 19:22:41 1998:

that sounds like some of the people I work with...


#36 of 36 by i on Thu Jul 23 23:03:16 1998:

Yes, there's a reason why they find the Earth such a congenial place to
hang out.....i used "slumming" for that reason, amoung others.

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