What's a battle?
Furious George aka Queso
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Aug 18, 2001, 11:16 PM ET21 posts by 16 posters
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Did he say "What's a battle?"
- mirilidium
mirilidium wrote in message news:[email]...
No he said what's that rattle!
What's a truck?
What's a question?
Which one is one?
On Mon, 20 Aug 2001, Pray For Mojo wrote:
What's a murder?
/ Kristian
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In article , "Audrey" writes:
"Gime"? What's a "Gime"?
On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Greg Jameson wrote:
"Pick a bar?" What the hell is "pick a bar"?
/ Kristian
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oregano, what the hello?
Kristian Ronge wrote:
On 21 Aug 2001, Jeremy B wrote:
It's Luke, Obi-Wan - and my favourite, Chewie! They're all here!!
/ Kristian
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Is it sad, funny, or a sing of the times, that just about any question can be answered with a quote from the Bible and/or the Simpsons?
Steve
The difference being, the Simpsons would be more correct than the Bible.
Jezmund
"Steve Frederick" wrote in message news:3b97aaa0$0$18886$[email]...
"Y'know, you remind me of a poem I can't remember and a song that may never had existed, and a place I'm not sure I've ever been to." - Abraham Simpson
in article wSNl7.44627$[email], Jezmund at [email] wrote on 9/6/01 11:53 AM:
On Thu, 6 Sep 2001, SPAMMO wrote:
"Dear Edna, I must leave you.
Why I cannot say. Where I'm going you cannot know. How I'll get there .... hmmm... I haven't really decided yet.
But one thing I can tell you: any time I hear the wind blow it will whisper the name 'Edna'...
With a love that will echo through the ages,
Woodrow"
... PS: I'm gay.
/ Kristian
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i don't know if i'd totally agree with that, but . . . .
"Everyone is saying 'Gabbo this' and 'Gabbo that.' But no one is saying "Worship This" and 'Jericho that."
des
Steve Frederick wrote:
Even stink beetles? Especially stink beetles? Sincerely, Little Girl
The difference being like Shakespeare said, any fool in error can find a verse in scriptures to back him up. Can this be said of the Simpsons, no, never.
Later, ~Nick
Steve Frederick wrote:
I guess sometimes the smartest of us can be the most childish.
Even you?
No. Not me. Never.
Didn't Jebus say the same about Shakespeare? O please help me Jebus.
in article [email], Nicholas E. Andrade at [email] wrote on 9/6/01 1:38 PM: