Four Way Calling???

How could The Fashion Club all talk to each other at the same time? To my knowledge, there is no such thing as four way calling.

Oliver

--- "Sometimes I wish I could be you, just so I can be friends with me!" -Angelica Pickles

On 5 Mar 1999 23:17:24 GMT, [email] (MrGolden13) wrote:

It's a new invention, created by the Writers Who Need Plot Devices Guild. :-)

Martin (to send E-mail, remove the "nospam" from my E-mail address) ---- Quinn: "When they got nervous, they'd drink cocoa." Helen: "Now, sweetie, there's nothing to worry about." (door slams) "Looters!" ---- Outpost Daria: Your Online Database for All Things Daria! http://systech.simplenet.com/daria/

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There is conference calling, though, and you can get lots of people on one line that way...

~Sari

"When life hands ya some lemons... shut up and eat the damn lemons."

I believe it is called a conference call...in America anyway

And exactly, what is wrong with "Rugrats"? ~Gloria "Eagles may soar but weasals don't get sucked into jet engines."

http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Theater/4677/page1.html

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It's called teleconferenceing, you can set it up with your phone company, to call as many people as you want at once, it's expensive though. =)

-Bryan

Alkiperson wrote:

Why don't they just get together and talk?*L* it's not scary to leave the house.

Sarah

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sometimes

Acacia wrote:

Yes it bloody well is! :)

"Q�0" wrote:

So that makes it wrong for any of us to like Rugrats? So everyone on here who does anything Daria wouldn't do has to leave?

On Sat, 06 Mar 1999 09:25:02 -0800, [email] (Q�0) wrote:

Let's all be 2 dimensional living in an unrealistic world! Then, lets all be hypocrites, because I can't see Daria telling anyone how to live their lives, of living hers to a standard someone else created!

___
Kyle

You wanna come over here and say that? Oh, you do? I was kinda hopin you'd back off, so nevermind.

Another Nugget Of Wisdom from the Wonderful World Of Kyle(TM)

"Q�0" wrote:

Erm, Daria's a cartoon character, not the messiah....

On Sat, 06 Mar 1999 18:50:11 +0000, "endless, nameless" wrote:

Consider the source, Alli. Consider that this person has been trolling in the newsgroup for the past week or two. Consider that this person has apparently placed him/herself up on a pedestal that none of us mere mortals may hope to reach.

Now, given all of that, consider how seriously you should take this person's comments. :-)

Martin (to send E-mail, remove the "nospam" from my E-mail address) ---- Quinn: "When they got nervous, they'd drink cocoa." Helen: "Now, sweetie, there's nothing to worry about." (door slams) "Looters!" ---- Outpost Daria: Your Online Database for All Things Daria! http://systech.simplenet.com/daria/

On Sat, 06 Mar 1999 11:28:20 -0800, [email] (Q�0) wrote:

That's kinda condescending and arrogant. THAT's more like what I'd expect from a Daria fan! ;)

Funny I missed you along the way. I've been here since last June, and I've only seen you in the last week or two. Of course, I *could* be getting senile in my old age. The stress of fighting the good fight on Usenet.

"The irony of the information age is the legitimization of the uninformed opinion." This is the sig line of of a Mr. Michael Sacks another newsgroup I frequent.

You are going to have a hard time functioning in Usenet if you have such a problem with opinions you consider uninformed.

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Kyle

You wanna come over here and say that? Oh, you do? I was kinda hopin you'd back off, so nevermind.

Another Nugget Of Wisdom from the Wonderful World Of Kyle(TM)

And from what I've read here, I'm quite sure Kyle is familiar with WWJD. But I'm not getting into this any further. I'm going to be good this time. Really.

On Sat, 06 Mar 1999 11:03:09 -0800, [email] (Q�0) wrote:

Don't be so quick to assume things. I was just using your post as a springboard for my own little rant.

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Kyle

You wanna come over here and say that? Oh, you do? I was kinda hopin you'd back off, so nevermind.

Another Nugget Of Wisdom from the Wonderful World Of Kyle(TM)

On Sat, 06 Mar 1999 10:25:30 -0800, [email] (Q�0) wrote:

Being the Official Daria Fandom Token Christian, I am well aware of the Big Tent Revival song (What would Jesus do, walking in my shoes? Working at my job, going to my school. I hear people say, Jesus is the way. That is why I am asking you, what would Jesus do?), and the over-commercialized line of bracelets, shirts, and hats it inspired. I happen to own a couple myself.

I was just making a jibe at the people out there who feel the need to be just like Daria, even though it's impossible.

___
Kyle

You wanna come over here and say that? Oh, you do? I was kinda hopin you'd back off, so nevermind.

Another Nugget Of Wisdom from the Wonderful World Of Kyle(TM)

hmm, I like Daria, but don't care what she does, and for that matter don't believe in Jesus so really don't give a shit what he does either*L* i live for myself. Sarah

"Q�0" wrote:

Dude, it's not a religion or a way of life. Please, "Just repeat to yourself, it's just a show, I should really just relax..."

--J.

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yourself,

"Relax, don't do it! Where d'ya wanna come?" Sorry. Had to do it.

deena lissa who is really glad this idiot Q�D person's posts aren't being shown on Dejanews.

"You are lost and alone, but a prisoner of your pride..." (Duran Duran 1986) Jane: Dear Daria, Lousy Traitor. Daria: Dear Jane, I know what you are, but what am I?

On Sat, 06 Mar 1999 15:29:58 +0000, "endless, nameless" wrote:

Of corse. Every good troll believes that. Or anything else that would spark an argument, for that matter.

Please don't feed the trolls.

On Sat, 06 Mar 1999 17:23:57 -0800, [email] (Q�0) wrote:

<runs it through his head>

Hmm... you know, that works. That actually works. Of corse, when I say something like this, I usually note the best voice to read it in... but you know... that actually works. Go figure.

At any rate, I recently did some thinking, and realized I don't have the standing to say, "Please don't feed the trolls," anyway.

Not give a gah-damn to any jerk trying to tell her what cartoon she can like or quote from...

In article , [email] (Juan F. Lara) wrote:

wrote:

OK,

I want to make it clear right now that I actually *LIKE* Rugrats! Although I make a distinction between the first 65 episodes and the new ones coming out now. I like the original 65, not the new ones.

The first 65 had several very good writers, including the *real* creator of the show, Paul Germain. Neither Paul Germain nor his writing staff are involved with the new batch, nor were they involved with "The Rugrats Movie" which seriously sucked ass.

The current batch is dumbed down and has none of the subversive humor of the original 65. It is as if someone from Nickelodeon decided to get a Child Psychologist aboard to make sure the show was "age appropriate" or some crap like that.

And I tell you one thing, QO or whoever you are...you are acting like a Fashion Club member dictating what is cool for Daria fans to like or dislike. So cool it, OK?

Unfashionably yours, --.\\<-H--

In other words, give up what we like because Daria wouldn't do/have/watch it?

Oooh, you're starting to become a "Follower" ~Gloria "Eagles may soar but weasals don't get sucked into jet engines."

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Look, this is ridiculous. This shouldn't be the Culf Of Daria ... liking a character doesn't mean blindly agreeing with everything that character thinks, says, and does. Especially not when that character's whole motif is principaled individualism.

Sincerely Yours, Jordan

principaled

Culf of Daria. Isn't that somewhere along the coast of Norway? ;)

Jon Armstrong The Space Ranger Graveyard gives one a unique outlook on life. A dark one.

I wanna be a principled individualist, just like Daria.

I also think if you apply WWDD? you could also determine the answer: not base her actions on the perceived priorities of a cartoon character.

Dagny misery chick, cynic, general loony

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"One must have chaos in one, to give birth to a dancing star. I tell you: you still have chaos in you." Friedrich Nietzsche

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Well, the first thing she'd do is demand royalties on all the "WWDD" paraphanalia.

Mad Hamish

Hehe sounds like a comment Oscar Wilde made when a silver mine was named after him: "I look forward to collecting the royalties".

One thing I was thinking about Daria last night while I was actually listening to tapes of lectures on James Joyce and Friedrich Nietzsche. Like Nietzsche I could see her saying something to the effect of "Don't follow me, be a man, follow your own road!" (that and things to the effect of "don't believe me!) Also the lecture on Joyce discussed Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, it discussed Stephen Dedalus as a young man struggling to create his own persona by seperating himself from all organizations, groups, everything. Also like Daria, he set unrealistically high standards for himself, but for a young artist like Stephen or Daria this is still an important part of maturing (as is realizing their flaws)

Dagny misery chick, cynic, general loony

Visit the Parsley Firefly http://members.aol.com/Eccles9697

"One must have chaos in one, to give birth to a dancing star. I tell you: you still have chaos in you." Friedrich Nietzsche

a young artist like Stephen or Daria this is still an important part of maturing (as isrealizing their flaws) << Eccles9697

I think Daria's always going to be something of a perfectionist, though I think as she matures she'll learn to relax her standards in situations where it isn't so important. If she doesn't, she'll have a very lonely and bitter life. Because I like Our Heroine, I like to think that she will become a bit more tolerant in time.

Sincerely Yours, Jordan

One person from the original conversation 3ways and the person they call 3ways to another I am Senor SKippY!

Hoo Ha.

I don't have a quote so screw you all!

You aren't going to get *any* if all you're going to bring is donuts! ;)

Jon Armstrong The Space Ranger Graveyard gives one a unique outlook on life. A dark one.

"Q�0" wrote:

Hey! What's wrong with Rugrats?!? :)

"Q�0" wrote:

So? Some people like it. :)

Yay Q!! We finally get an actual reason for hating Rugrats out of you, instead of you putting ppl down and all that. I'm so proud. Gosh, people can like what they like, including other things than Daria, and that's ok, because they are not Daria, they are a completely different person. Ok, theres my 2 cents. Bye all. Mouse Mouse Loyal Companion to the Black Cat and Fellow Rat-in-Crime (Don't ask, please.. ;)

MrGolden13 wrote in message ...

It's called conference calling.