Sculpture's name

Apr 16, 1999, 1:55 AM ET7 posts by 7 posters
7 posts
Bonaparte
All right all you die-hard Daria fans-Only you guys can help me here-Especially the brainy ones :^) (aren't we all here?) I have been looking for a sculpture of daria and since none exist to my knowledgeI made one myself of her in her classical upright pose,arms folded
Martin SylvesterBonaparte

Bonaparte wrote in message ...

Hmmm. I don't know if it's short enough, but I'd go for:

I can hardly contain my excitement

I think it hints at Daria's sarcastic wit. Excitement at what? "I can hardly contain my excitement at being stood on a horizontal surface in this room." "I can hardly contain my excitement at you asking what this title means."

Martin.

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On Fri, Apr 16, 1999 8:25 AM [email] (JBassior) wrote:

Hahahaahahaha! (ROTFLOL) I don't know why that tickled my funny bone, but it did. :-)

Robyn

Tice Rustunknown

In article , ARN <"arnorama<SPAMTRAP>"@earthlink.net> wrote:

How about "Excuse me?" **************************************** "Awww, poor baby. You want some cheese for that whine?" "You want some corn for that pun?"

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How about "NO" ? It fits her negative posture and expression.

Prindora