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Re: Newbies or doobies?

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  1. gorski said:

    In triangle.bizarre Kevin S. Wilson <[email hidden]> spake:
    } On 17 Jan 2007 05:16:08 -0800, "Alan Truism" <[email hidden]>
    } wrote:
    }
    } >Adam Funk wrote:
    } >> On 2007-01-17, Alan Truism wrote:
    } >>
    } >> > I bet it is Gorski.
    } >>
    } >> He's an urban myth.
    } >>
    } >
    } >He's not an urban myth
    } >
    } > He's an urban cowboy
    } >
    } > He's not an urban cowboy
    } >
    } > He's an urban legend
    } >
    } > He's not an urban legend
    } >
    } > He's a legend in his own time

    } ITYM "a legend in his own lunchtime."

    I think Kevin may have this one right. As of right now, I'm beginning
    an in-depth meditation on shrimp remoulade.

    The remoulade machine is in my car AS WE SPEAK.

    A legend in his own lunchtime,

    Gorski is Fergus Henderson's sock puppet.

    He is from the land down under.

  2. "Alan Truism" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    } >> > I bet it is Gorski.
    } >>
    } >> He's an urban myth.
    } >>
    } >
    } >He's not an urban myth
    } >
    } > He's an urban cowboy
    } >
    } > He's not an urban cowboy
    } >
    } > He's an urban legend
    } >
    } > He's not an urban legend
    } >
    } > He's a legend in his own time

    } ITYM "a legend in his own lunchtime."

    I think Kevin may have this one right. As of right now, I'm beginning
    an in-depth meditation on shrimp remoulade.

    The remoulade machine is in my car AS WE SPEAK.

    A legend in his own lunchtime,

    Gorski is Fergus Henderson's sock puppet.

    Am-Zing! In that case, I had lunch with Fergus Henderson once.
    It was pretty legendary, as far as lunches go.

    --oTTo--

  3. In triangle.bizarre Otto Bahn <[email hidden]> spake:
    } "Alan Truism" <[email hidden]> wrote

    } > > } >> > I bet it is Gorski.
    } > > } >>
    } > > } >> He's an urban myth.
    } > > } >>
    } > > } >
    } > > } >He's not an urban myth
    } > > } >
    } > > } > He's an urban cowboy
    } > > } >
    } > > } > He's not an urban cowboy
    } > > } >
    } > > } > He's an urban legend
    } > > } >
    } > > } > He's not an urban legend
    } > > } >
    } > > } > He's a legend in his own time
    } > >
    } > > } ITYM "a legend in his own lunchtime."
    } > >
    } > > I think Kevin may have this one right. As of right now, I'm beginning
    } > > an in-depth meditation on shrimp remoulade.
    } > >
    } > > The remoulade machine is in my car AS WE SPEAK.
    } > >
    } > > A legend in his own lunchtime,
    } > >
    } >
    } > Gorski is Fergus Henderson's sock puppet.

    } Am-Zing! In that case, I had lunch with Fergus Henderson once.
    } It was pretty legendary, as far as lunches go.

    dude. I'm Fergus Henderson's sock puppet?

    Is this a new development, or have I been that all this time?

    If so, I might need a beer with lunch after all.

    peace,

    --me

    --
    In news, some people believe teen heartthrob and media cacodemon Oprah
    Winfrey to be a Zulu. Among other things, this helps explain her fierce
    rivalry with Michael Caine. --Dresden Codak

  4. "gorski" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    } > Gorski is Fergus Henderson's sock puppet.

    } Am-Zing! In that case, I had lunch with Fergus Henderson once.
    } It was pretty legendary, as far as lunches go.

    dude. I'm Fergus Henderson's sock puppet?

    Is this a new development, or have I been that all this time?

    If so, I might need five beers with lunch after all.

    IFYPFY.

    --oTTo--

  5. In triangle.bizarre Otto Bahn <[email hidden]> spake:
    } "gorski" <[email hidden]> wrote
    }
    } > } > Gorski is Fergus Henderson's sock puppet.
    } >
    } > } Am-Zing! In that case, I had lunch with Fergus Henderson once.
    } > } It was pretty legendary, as far as lunches go.
    } >
    } > dude. I'm Fergus Henderson's sock puppet?
    } >
    } > Is this a new development, or have I been that all this time?
    } >
    } > If so, I might need five beers with lunch after all.

    } IFYPFY.

    Turns out due to a minor emergency I had to rush back with a sammich
    and a Powerade and no beer.

    I'm meeting coworkers for our semiregular meeting at 5, though...
    beer will be involved.

    peace,

    --me

    /you never answered my question, oTTo

    --
    What I did find and brought back were three bowling balls and two sets of
    golf clubs. Now I don't need to buy a Wii. 🙂 --jlfranklin

  6. "gorski" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Turns out due to a minor emergency I had to rush back with a sammich
    and a Powerade and no beer.

    I'm meeting coworkers for our semiregular meeting at 5, though...
    beer will be involved.

    And the day was saved!

    My people now meet at Satisfactions on Mondays,
    so I'm no longer an anarchist on Tuesdays...
    beer will be involved.

    --oTTo--

  7. Otto Bahn said:

    "gorski" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Turns out due to a minor emergency I had to rush back with a sammich
    and a Powerade and no beer.

    I'm meeting coworkers for our semiregular meeting at 5, though...
    beer will be involved.

    And the day was saved!

    My people now meet at Satisfactions on Mondays,
    so I'm no longer an anarchist on Tuesdays...
    beer will be involved.

    The last time I ate Satisfactions (two weeks ago) I got violent diarrhea.

    Their product is still far better than mellow mushroom's cardboard crusted
    pizza.

  8. "Alan Truism" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    My people now meet at Satisfactions on Mondays,
    so I'm no longer an anarchist on Tuesdays...
    beer will be involved.

    The last time I ate Satisfactions (two weeks ago) I got violent diarrhea.

    Their product is still far better than mellow mushroom's cardboard crusted
    pizza.

    Satisfactions has the second best pizza in Durham.
    Pizza Palace is better. Both are pricey for pizza,
    and I've delivered for both, but that was long ago[1].
    Back when the drinking age was 18 then 19, Duke's
    basketball team hung out at Satisfactions. It was
    in Lakewood Mall at the time, though that wasn't
    really a mall.

    I had my bachelor party at the old Pizza Palace off
    9th street. They gave me a keg. The ex-mayor of
    Durham, the owner's husband, drank a good bit of
    it.

    1. Cinelli's, which is ridiculously expensive, is
    giving them a run for the money.

    --oTTo--

  9. In triangle.bizarre Otto Bahn <[email hidden]> spake:
    } "gorski" <[email hidden]> wrote

    {snip}
    } > I'm meeting coworkers for our semiregular meeting at 5, though...
    } > beer will be involved.

    } And the day was saved!

    Brixx is worth a visit or three, all right.

    } My people now meet at Satisfactions on Mondays,
    } so I'm no longer an anarchist on Tuesdays...
    } beer will be involved.

    I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a few pints of beer today...

    peace,

    --me

    --
    What I did find and brought back were three bowling balls and two sets of
    golf clubs. Now I don't need to buy a Wii. 🙂 --jlfranklin

  10. Otto Bahn said:

    "Alan Truism" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    My people now meet at Satisfactions on Mondays,
    so I'm no longer an anarchist on Tuesdays...
    beer will be involved.

    Quoted message said:

    The last time I ate Satisfactions (two weeks ago) I got violent diarrhea.

    Quoted message said:

    Their product is still far better than mellow mushroom's cardboard crusted
    pizza.

    Satisfactions has the second best pizza in Durham.
    Pizza Palace is better. Both are pricey for pizza,
    and I've delivered for both, but that was long ago[1].
    Back when the drinking age was 18 then 19, Duke's
    basketball team hung out at Satisfactions. It was
    in Lakewood Mall at the time, though that wasn't
    really a mall.

    I like Randy's Pizza, though I think the Randy's in RTP is better than
    the two Durham locations I've tried.

    I actually like Satisfactions most of the time. Everything seems to
    give me violent diarrhea so gut is a poor barometer for potential
    gastric discomfort.

    The absolutely worst Pizza I have ever had in Durham is "I Love
    Manhattan" on 9th street. I went there hoping to get some good NY
    Style Pizza, instead I got two slices of "sausage" that tasted like
    balsa wood smeared with ketchup and sprinkled with Alpo.

    I've never tried Pizza Palace; I'll have to check it out.

    Quoted message said:

    1. Cinelli's, which is ridiculously expensive, is
    giving them a run for the money.

    --oTTo--

  11. "gorski" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a few pints of beer today...

    That yoke is runny one day a week!

    --oTTo--

  12. In triangle.bizarre Otto Bahn <[email hidden]> spake:
    } "gorski" <[email hidden]> wrote

    } > I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a few pints of beer today...

    } That yoke is runny one day a week!

    That yoke is easy.

    But it was very nearly relevant yesterday.

    ATM only feex everything if you remember to stop there before
    venturing to the pub.

    Fortunately, $1.50 pints go a long way on domestic pint night.
    And it wasn't even PBR.

    peace,

    --me

    --
    In the absence of anti-tank weapons, tanks can tank very effectively.
    --Wikipedia article "Meat shield", 7/9/2007

  13. gorski said:

    In triangle.bizarre Otto Bahn <[email hidden]> spake:

    } "gorski" <[email hidden]> wrote
    } > I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for a few pints of beer today...
    } That yoke is runny one day a week!

    That yoke is easy.


    Is the burden light?

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