fry sucks part2

fry is an ugly immature 25 year old that acts like he's 11. He hardley cusses and isn't that funny.He is gay and probably smells like poop and from where we see him he has no body hair. He dresses like it's 1958.He plays around like he's 9. Fry is so stupid

In article , [email] wrote:

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Yes, yes, but not bad for a 12 year old.

Jim

No, I was much more coherent at 12.

Jim Pearson wrote in message news:[email]...

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Well, that was you, me, and a handful of others. I remember my classmates at 12... and they were much less eloquent. (I won't even mention the atrocious grammar and spelling errors.)

grosse wrote in message ...

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In article , "grosse" wrote:

Good point. What was I thinking? I stand corrected.

Well... looks like I should institute my @aol.com filter for this group, too...[1]

Jim

[1] ...ploink... Sorry. Couldn't help myself.

With the exception of Scott Adams (creator of Dilbert), you're generally safe with the America Off-Line filter.

Jim Pearson wrote in message ...

In article , "Rick Carlson" wrote:

Not quite the bite I was looking for, but it was a nibble. Tossed back for being out of season.

The sadder thing is that @my-deja and remarq are making aol posts look nobel-eligible. Remember when .edu was the mark of shame? Then @aol came along and made -them- look good...

The cycle continues.

Let's hear it for web-tv! <shudder>

In article , David Ziebart wrote:

I'm quite ashamed of myself for leaving that out... it hit me just moments after I posted.

Shall we move to a discussion of "proper" newsreaders / habits?

Nah. Screw the whole thing.

[email] (Jim Pearson) wrote:

One word; WebTV (or is that _two_ words?)

Only WebTV folk send Usenet posts with _music_ files attached to each and everyone.

CountV

On Sun, 11 Jul 1999 03:10:24 -0400, "CountV" wrote:

I came up with a slogan for WebTV, but they haven't decided to use it yet... WebTV: When AOL is just tooo damn good for you.

Lance

"Safe" like a book-burner.

Sunshine ~~~{~~~{~~@ I've never been frightened Of being enlightened But some people go too far -BNL

"Lady, YOU'RE AN IDIOT!" - Ed Robertson

Goddess of Unread Signatures

As a representive of the "People Who Have Brains But Somehow Still Use AOL" department, I beg to differ.

Becky (the only reason I tolerate AOL is cuz I have friends here)

Well, I did say "generally", which implies a trend, but includes exceptions (plural). (smile) Also, many intelligent people use AOL because they are not COMPUTER literate, and don't really want to be. "Waste of time that would be better spent on research in the lab", etc.

GypsyJr512 wrote in message ...

Fascinating. We've gone straight from racial stereotyping and discrimination, to service provider stereotyping and discrimination.

Gosh, we really have come far as a society, eh?

In article , [email] wrote:

Let's see, two possible responses:

• "Exception that proves the rule." ?

2) Racial (and gender) stereotyping has proven to be groundless; the same cannot yet be said for ISP/OSP/Portal stereotyping.

; )

It's really amazing how quickly threads get off-topic in this group.

Jim Pearson wrote in message news:[email]...

In article , "grosse" wrote:

a) _This_ group? Bwa-hahaha! There are better, but there are plenty -worse-!

b) Well... we -are- between seasons... gotta talk about something...

Well, uhm, uh, howabout that Leela?

Jim Pearson wrote in message news:[email]...

plenty -worse-!

In article , "grosse" wrote:

What about Leela? Dig that eyeball, man! Gotta love a woman who could kick your ass, ya' know?

And let's not forget Amy..... ahhh, the appeal of money. ; )

[Topical comment:] I have to say, of all the shows on the air (that I can think of at this moment), Futurama has the highest number of characters I'd actually _like_ to know.

Most every other show I can think of has at least a few (if not entirely filled with) characters I wouldn't want to know in real life [1]... Futurama's characters are all at least engaging, interesting, and would be a valuable addition to my rolodex (errr, Pilot).

[/Topical comment]

Jim [email]

[1] e.g. "Friends." How much would you like to smack the sh*t out of each and every one of the women?

I agree. Though, I believe out of all the characters, Leela would be the one I would most like to ... 'get to know.' ;-)

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Yeah, that is something--if not for the ultra-cool y3k universe, I'd tune in just to see what the characters were up to, even if they suddenly started living in the PJs.

Jim Pearson wrote in message news:[email]...

"grosse" wrote:

Hello? This is Usenet.

CountV

Yeah, but it's an even quicker process than in ATS or whatnot. OT threads take the express lane.

CountV wrote in message news:7m9g5s$34j$[email]...

"grosse" wrote:

Hmm - this is much like any of my other NGs (and actually _more_ on-topic than Alt.Music.Yes).

CountV

In article , [email] wrote:

*Sniffle* [eyes tearing up]

That's what "community" is all about, isn't it?

(And I do mean that quite sincerely)

I've been a computer programmer for 18 years, but I just turned 34. So, do I qualify? (smile)

Kevin Nelander wrote in message ...

Kevin Nelander wrote:

And if it's not too much trouble, me too.

Only been online for three years, but still..

CountV

In article , [email] (Nikita Kruschev) wrote:

Oh, no! Whatever will I do?! If only you had caught the remainder of the thread, about @aol.com moving up the "pecking order," [1] then we could still be friends!

*sniffle*

Jim Old [2] Computer Fart [3] [email]

[1] If only because certain other domains keep pushing down the bottom of said hierarchy.

[2] I was going to argue, but, in this economy, it's probably true. Hell, I only have a few years left to take a company public or else become a has-been/never-was.

[3] OCF: Fair enough description of a senior consultant with > 4 email accounts, and a couple of domains of his own...

how did u know my age

i take it back he's funny with some of the stuff he says.

Quote:As long as you don't make me smell Uranus. I just said he was stupid cuz he's 25 and cries when he gets hit.

This beats the Hell out of a Uranus joke:

"It's just like the story of the grasshopper and the octopus. All year long, the grasshopper kept burying acorns for winter, while the octopus mooched off his girlfriend and watched TV. Then the winter came, and the grasshopper died, and the octopus ate all his acorns, and also he got a racecar. Is any of this gettin' through to you?"

"grosse" wrote:

Quote o' the season!

BTW - I think Spiffy be troll-kin.

CountV

[email] (SPIFFY94) writes:

Yaaay! Now we can be friends!

Ha ha! I remember that! That was funny, wasn't it?

No, I totally understand. Let's put that all behind us.

Yay! I'm so glad that we can start having good conversations with you now, SPIFFY94! The certainly help me appreciate the show more. What do you want to talk about next?

--brian

[email] (SPIFFY94) wrote:

SP> I just said he was stupid cuz he's 25 and SP> cries when he gets hit.

As I recall, they really had to beat the emperor out of him to get him to cry. That's not the same as just getting hit. Do you think you could take a beating like that one and not start to cry eventually?

Let's find out.

Sunshine ~~~{~~~{~~@ I've never been frightened Of being enlightened But some people go too far -BNL

"Lady, YOU'RE AN IDIOT!" - Ed Robertson

Goddess of Unread Signatures

And it took somebody dieing to get him started--although that only lasted long enough for Fry to put on a little monologue about how wrong he was.

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