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sdober
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response 25 of 41:
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Apr 2 00:49 UTC 1995 |
Cool pseud.
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vsclyne
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response 26 of 41:
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Apr 2 02:05 UTC 1995 |
Suck this!
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thanne
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response 27 of 41:
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Apr 2 05:50 UTC 1995 |
Well, okay. But I hope you like teeth.
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sdober
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response 28 of 41:
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Apr 2 10:54 UTC 1995 |
*your& teeth, I'll deal with.
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vsclyne
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response 29 of 41:
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Apr 3 18:05 UTC 1995 |
If he comes, the rodent that is, I claim credit. We talked
"one Irishman" to another just now.
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humdog
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response 30 of 41:
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Apr 4 12:16 UTC 1995 |
and tell me, shannon,
which one of you is bringing the Shovel?
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vsclyne
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response 31 of 41:
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Apr 4 12:34 UTC 1995 |
If you decree it, all Irishmen will bring their own shovels.
That would be both appropriate and useful.
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juls
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response 32 of 41:
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Apr 4 16:34 UTC 1995 |
Hell, they never go ANYWHERE without shovels.
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vsclyne
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response 33 of 41:
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Apr 4 17:05 UTC 1995 |
That is true of thoughtful and considerate Irishmen only.
The analogy is to dog owners.
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juls
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response 34 of 41:
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Apr 4 22:34 UTC 1995 |
Haw!
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humdog
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response 35 of 41:
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Apr 5 11:41 UTC 1995 |
i have known several irishmen well, and have never
known even ONE to bring a shovel.
in fact, i would say that the impression that i got
was that not only did they think a shovel was not necessary,
but rather, that i was, while witnessing Presentation,
involved in a rare and unusual ritual denoting some kind
of Privilege...
this is true especially of sicilian-irish
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vsclyne
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response 36 of 41:
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Apr 5 13:14 UTC 1995 |
I *always* bring my own shovel.
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nephi
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response 37 of 41:
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Apr 5 13:52 UTC 1995 |
I never bring a shovel. Why should I? I work with my mind -- a
superior implement.
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sdober
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response 38 of 41:
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Apr 5 17:34 UTC 1995 |
Too easy a shot. Even *I* won't take it.
R.I.P. <mandel> A hero of the WELL.
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srw
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response 39 of 41:
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Apr 14 07:50 UTC 1995 |
I have read much of the passing of Mr. Thomas Mandel, and I feel
the pain of those who knew him. I cannot count myself among them,
as he never made the transition from Well to Grex. I cannot honestly
then claim to miss him, but I do miss the chance to get to know him.
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brenner
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response 40 of 41:
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Apr 14 12:22 UTC 1995 |
Nice of you to say that, Steve.
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humdog
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response 41 of 41:
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Apr 14 13:28 UTC 1995 |
yes that is nice of you to say.
mandel was an elegant man, tall, mustached, prone to
the Armani suit, lovely dark eyes and magnificent manners;
and furthermore he was a Truly Evil man of the sort that
humdogs are prone to Admire; further yet, he could make
arguments and do philosophy like few people i ever met,
and sometimes, why, i believe once or twice he was even Right
oh yes, and among his many noble traits, he even liked Dante
the dog, at least in Theory (which is how many people
prefer Dante) he was a real Antidote to the all the Sweetness
on the WELL.
yes.
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