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Grex Thezone Item 61: Explain this one
Entered by snowth on Sun Jul 13 04:04:49 UTC 1997:

  Okay. Dare you.  Can any of you explain why I once saw Abe Lincon walking
back and forth in my frontyard at 11:37 pm during the fall of 1994?  No, there
was no drugs involved, (unless you count the Sudsies!), and I'm pretty sure
I wasn't dreaming. Ideas?

68 responses total.



#1 of 68 by orinoco on Sun Jul 13 04:22:39 1997:

<orin hits tricia very hard with the bat of sanity>


#2 of 68 by snowth on Mon Jul 14 02:50:09 1997:

Well, there was several packets of Sudsies involved...


#3 of 68 by snowth on Thu Jul 24 04:30:06 1997:

no ideas? At all? Man, y'all lack imagination.


#4 of 68 by y on Sat Aug 9 17:31:24 1997:

A very tall kid looking for tricks or treats?


#5 of 68 by orinoco on Sun Aug 10 22:41:07 1997:

I'm putting my bets on barbecue sauce...


#6 of 68 by snowth on Mon Aug 11 00:55:10 1997:

re:4 the next youngest people in our neighborhood are my parents, they're 41
and 42. Everyone else has grandchildren... who I don't think are the type to
bring haloween costumes on summer vacations.

re:5 Yeah. sounds like a wise decision, I'm just trying to build up
conversation. Then again, the hat did look a bit like your Thin Walls
whigmaleery... did you have that thing then?


#7 of 68 by orinoco on Mon Aug 11 01:33:00 1997:

(You never know when a wigamaleary's gonna go kerwhackey on you)
Yes, I belive I did.
Sans duck tape, of course.


#8 of 68 by snowth on Mon Aug 11 15:20:27 1997:

Spell check your whigmaleery...your kerwhackey is fine, tho'.

If I find you were wandering around in my front yard as an Abe Lincon, I'll
be very disturbed.


#9 of 68 by orinoco on Mon Aug 11 16:51:34 1997:

Well, keep in mind that I didn't know you back then, and hence wouldn't have
necessarily recognized your lawn.
Keep in mind also that I wasn't exactly tall three years ago.


#10 of 68 by snowth on Mon Aug 11 19:14:14 1997:

But it is true, that it's the sort of thing you'd do, even if you didn't know
me.

So You say. Who will verify your height for then? Try tall shoes.


#11 of 68 by eldrich on Thu Sep 11 20:40:53 1997:

<Bob's money in on LSD in the water supply>
<Bob pauses and wonders if Tricia even has pipes out there int he boondocks>


#12 of 68 by ninja on Sat Sep 13 23:49:27 1997:

Perhaps there are pipes... but what kind? Crack pipe? tobacco pipe? water
pipe? who knows??  I thick it was Professor Plum in the Lounge with the lead
pipe!!  =)  anyone want to challenge me?? 
By the way I have been reading the intriguing material in this conference for
several days now and this is my first post... .


#13 of 68 by orinoco on Sun Sep 14 00:48:36 1997:

Welcome, Skye!  


#14 of 68 by snowth on Sun Sep 14 06:05:18 1997:

Wow. Cool. Skye, only not really. At any rate, welcome!

"Where'd you put my crack-rock?!"


#15 of 68 by ninja on Sun Sep 14 20:54:35 1997:

I swear i didn't take your crack rock! Getting back on the subject.. It could
be that you were haveing a hallucination. (read #62) People have
hallucinations all the time and most aren't drug induced. i am currently
reading "Fire in the Brain: Clinical Tales of Hallucination" By Ronald K.
Siegel. Very fascinating what the human mind is capable of and how so many
different people experience strikingly similar hallucinations. However I
haven't heard anything about anyone else seeing honest Abe in thier
backyard...Maybe it is Crack. =/


#16 of 68 by snowth on Mon Sep 15 00:55:05 1997:

front yard, dear.

And if anything it would've been the sudsies. No crack included. (I don't
think. Who would go around putting crack in Arby's sauce? That stuffs alread
kerwackey!)


#17 of 68 by ninja on Tue Sep 16 17:40:38 1997:

mmmm Arby's sauce... *Homer Simpson drool*


#18 of 68 by eldrich on Sat Sep 20 19:46:13 1997:

Professor Plum, in the conservatory, with the crack-pipe!


#19 of 68 by ninja on Sun Sep 21 15:43:09 1997:

No no no! It was professor Plum in  the LOUNGE with the crack-Pipe!
no one ever proved me wrong! =/


#20 of 68 by eldrich on Sun Sep 21 15:47:06 1997:

Wait! But Col. Mustard is *always* the


#21 of 68 by ninja on Sun Sep 21 18:49:40 1997:

ok I can aggree with you there...Co. Mustard was always the murderer. But no
one compares to MR Green when it comes to being creepy looking. =P


#22 of 68 by snowth on Tue Sep 23 03:21:25 1997:

I always thought he was a dealer.


#23 of 68 by eldrich on Wed Sep 24 02:50:34 1997:

I suppose have to get their crack from someone... personally I'd say Mrs.
White is the dealer, who would suspect Mrs. White?


#24 of 68 by orinoco on Thu Sep 25 00:58:45 1997:

Well, she is color-coordinated...


#25 of 68 by ninja on Sat Sep 27 01:43:40 1997:

does that mean you'd have to go Mr Green for a joint?


#26 of 68 by orinoco on Sat Sep 27 17:41:27 1997:

But of course.  


#27 of 68 by ninja on Sun Sep 28 01:19:32 1997:

I am dying to know what Miss Scarlett would sell.
,


#28 of 68 by eldrich on Tue Sep 30 21:36:17 1997:

I'm thinking... opium. Miss Scarlett seems like the opium type
I wonder if one of them is a pimp...


#29 of 68 by orinoco on Tue Sep 30 21:44:42 1997:

...or a demon in drag, mayhap.  Scarlett is a good demonic colour.


#30 of 68 by snowth on Wed Oct 1 22:39:07 1997:

Woohoo! Metric spelling! Hail to the odd colour spellers!
<Snowth applauds wildly!>


#31 of 68 by ninja on Thu Oct 2 03:29:54 1997:

I second that! who ever decided that colour was spelled with out the  "U"
should be shot!!  same thing for "favourite"  
As for the pimp... I think it's Mrs. Peacock... she's really an old
Madame...the old lady get up is just her disguise... and Miss Scartlett is
her prize ermmm commodity. =)


#32 of 68 by snowth on Fri Oct 3 03:10:22 1997:

You know it was all part of a government plot, way back before we had a
government. They wanted to look more like an individual, so they changed all
the really cool spellings out there to junk.
See the murderous effect the government has played in our lives! It's alla
secret ploy! Oh no, what'll they do, know that they've been discovered? We'd
better run for our lives!
<Snowth promptly teleports to an island some where in the pacific ocean to
be with her kind>


#33 of 68 by orinoco on Mon Oct 6 01:44:24 1997:

<Miles is decidedly envious of Tricia's mystical abilities>


#34 of 68 by diznave on Fri Oct 31 21:20:31 1997:

Well, alright!! Another odd, yet compelling conference to join!! (Not that
I have a clue what you are all discussing)


#35 of 68 by orinoco on Sat Nov 1 21:11:53 1997:

And you think _we_ have a clue?


#36 of 68 by snowth on Sat Nov 1 21:24:33 1997:

Clue one, Snowth zero! (By the way, all of us who hang out here are really
glad that you're bothering to help keep this conference from rolling over and
reincarnating into a slug or something. Thanx!)


#37 of 68 by orinoco on Sun Nov 2 02:28:36 1997:

(And a 16-pound slug at that.  The horror, the horror...)


#38 of 68 by diznave on Mon Nov 3 22:55:00 1997:

 <dave goes and gets his salt, just in case>


#39 of 68 by eldrich on Tue Nov 4 02:39:08 1997:

do you think we could manage a sea-slug?


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