To all the people..

Aug 24, 2002, 8:45 AM ET10 posts by 7 posters
10 posts
Casper

... who post, saying that they've just seen 'the worst eppisode ever:' I think it'd be unfair to say that an eppisode was 'the worst eppisode ever.' If you could single out an eppisode that would be 'the worst,' then it'd also be expected from you to single out an eppisode which was 'the best,' and since that can't be done, and being that some eppisodes are just as good as others, it only brings the conclussion that an eppisode can't be the 'worst' you have ever seen.

Just my humble opinion..

GabagimpyCasper

"Casper" wrote in message news:3d677ffc$0$31146$[email]...

good

Worst post ever.

R H MenzelGabagimpy

Gabagimpy wrote in message news:aiN99.18388$[email]...

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Most Overused, Trite Response Ever!

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"R H Menzel" wrote in message news:[email]...

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Worst response to my overused trite response...ever!

R H MenzelGabagimpy

Gabagimpy wrote in message news:toP99.5659$[email]...

ever:'

eppisode

Most defensive response to an accusation of overuse of a trite post...ever!

Jeremy BR H Menzel

In article , "R H Menzel" writes:

Worst cascade... ever! "Have you ever cooked a human... out of love?"
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StephenCasper

worst ppost ever... :-)

Stephen

"Casper" wrote in message news:3d677ffc$0$31146$[email]...

good

Sydney AssbasketCasper

When people do that, it's usually their tongue-in-cheek (although overused) way of saying that an episode was bad. I don't use it, because even a bad Simpsons episode is better than any episode of Suddenly Susan. I'm sure one of those has to be the worst episode of anything ever in the history of television. ________________________________________________________________

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Erik FCasper

Casper wrote:

        "Worst episode ever..."
        --CBSG, in the episode where Bart and Milhouse run the Comic Shop.
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