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[email] (Bob Weinberg) wrote:

newsparep?

Pretty good, boB. Only one typo and it was at the very end. I mean beginning.

MsLiz

Hey, I've got several Newspareps! I've been thinking about maybe offering them for sale to the group a la Phu Luong's 93 tour t-shirt, or SDines11's Sein-screensaver, or even Arlen's Blooper video, but I'd have to guage the possible interest in such an offer.

Yeah, Dave; send me twenty rolls of the 4" x 4" squares via e-mail. They are free, right?

MsLiz

In article [email] (MsLiz) wrote :

I'll take a sheet of the ones with the little Mickey Mouses on them. Or if you're low on those, the Orange Sunshine will do fine, thanks.

** Captain Infinity

Havnig recently recovered from the affliction of having to do everything backwards, thanks to the skillful administrations of Dr. Emma P. Alindrome(anyone who suffered a similar plight should contact me immediately regarding a class action lawsuit against NBC), I shall now attempt to respond, in a more `straightforward' fashion, to the response to my initial plea for help. Congratulations Msss. Lizzz, you found my one mistake. You must have been using a backwards spell checker. But wait. Perhaps it was not a mistake after all. Did you know that the Beatles had gotten so tired of people screaming at every sound they made in concert that, on some of their albums from their middle period, they would actually skip a beat on purpose to see if anybody was really listening? Perhaps I made the `mistake' on purpose to see if anybody would have the perseverance to read the entire message. Perhaps I am a psychology grad student who wanted to see if everybody's mind would become so scrambled from reading a backwards message that nobody would notice the mistake at the very end, actually the beginning. Or perhaps I am from some secret government intelligence(an oxymoron) agency that is recruiting people with sharp perceptual and analytical skills for cryptanalis work... Nope. I'll admit it. I made a boo-boo. You caught me. However, Msss. Lizzz, if you are thinking of pursuing a career as a proofreader of backwards Usenet posts, due to the rather scarcity of messages in such a format, don't quit your day job juts yet.

BoboB Weinberg

Please remove the messy spam from my e-mail address to reply to me personally and don't forget the 20,000 word essay on the influence of Twyla Tharp's choreography on Kramer's entrances into Jerry's apartment.

During their 1966 Shea Stadium concert, the Beatles also deliberately played the wrong notes at times because they knew nobody was listening. Those who were listening couldn't hear over the cheering of the crowd. Although I lived near Shea at the time, I was only a year old in 1966 and hadn't established my musical tastes quite yet.

On 28 Nov 1997, Bob Weinberg wrote:

[minor snippage]

Interesting to note that your name is the same written forwards and backwards, BOB!!!

Try watching the backwards episode in reverse.

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