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realjp2
Disturbing Images Mark Unseen   May 1 00:39 UTC 2002

Close your eyes and imagine bdh3 screaming, "I cannot survive without
ragahol!"
12 responses total.
oval
response 1 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 00:48 UTC 2002

who?

scott
response 2 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 01:41 UTC 2002

what?

rcurl
response 3 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 02:02 UTC 2002

why?
bdh3
response 4 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 02:33 UTC 2002

when?
brighn
response 5 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 02:53 UTC 2002

where?
md
response 6 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 11:04 UTC 2002

["rage-a-hol"  Joke from the Simpsons show on TV.  Chronically irate 
Homer is diagnosed as a "rage-a-holic" and complains idiotically that 
he can't live without "rage-a-hol."  If you spell it "ragahol," Jamie, 
it sounds like an alcohol made from rags, or something, and everyone 
gets all confused.]
gull
response 7 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 13:15 UTC 2002

I've always found it annoying that the suffix for an addict is -aholic
instead of -ic, since by that logic someone addicted to alcohol should be an
 alcoholaholic.  But now I'm starting to sound like Keesan.
orinoco
response 8 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 15:20 UTC 2002

That's okay, I've always found it annoying that the suffix for a test of
endurance is -athon, since by that logic a marathon should be a test of how
long you can go on marring.  There's gotta be a twelve-step program for this
sort of thing somewhere.
md
response 9 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 16:51 UTC 2002

Not to mention -arama and mega- for lavish amounts of anything.
rcurl
response 10 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 18:47 UTC 2002

So, a megarama is.....?
oval
response 11 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 1 22:02 UTC 2002

lk's posts.

jaklumen
response 12 of 12: Mark Unseen   May 2 11:34 UTC 2002

hahahaha eheheheheheehehehehe hoo.. okay, I'm done now.

The Simpsons reference was great.  I loved that episode.
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