Why no more Happiest Man in Springfield?

That guy was like a hero to me.

If it weren't for him, I never would have strived to be as happy as I am today!

Gazorp wrote:

"Greetings, friend. Do you wish to look as happy as me? Well, you've got the power inside you right now. So, use it, and send one dollar to:

     Happy Dude
     742 Evergreen Terrace
     Springfield, USA

Don't delay, eternal happiness is just a dollar away."

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I think I'd be happier with the dollar.

Uhhh.. the poster never claimed that sending the dollar would make you happy.

XINO

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:[email]...

Have you ever even walked out of your house?

"Duff Man"

Yes, I have. Little can give me more happiness than going outside. Even watching The Simpsons gives me less happiness than enjoying basketball or skateboarding outside with friends when the weather is good.

Cool. I like basketball and used be an avid (if not really good) player before the doc told me to take it easy on the back. How do you prefer your team defend the pick-n-roll? Do you think blitzing it is effective? Or should the defender fight through the pick? Or should the defenders just switch who they guard? I realize that it ultimately depends on the match-ups and the abilities of the personnel involved, but I was wondering if you had any insights as to the best defensive approach generally...

(I know nothing about skateboarding, but like watching the younguns teach themselves fancy tricks.)

"tieus" wrote in message news:[email]...

Mindy rides a motorcycle

"tieus"

Dude, I'm not on a team. Sorry.

XINO

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I never was, either, but I learned a few basic concepts playing pickup games. Keep at it. It is an intellectual as well as athletic sport. Smart play can often compensate for athletic deficiencies. (And I'll admit it--I'm not athletic at all.)

tieus wrote:

God, this just begs for a "you're not xxx either" reply, but I'll resist the temptation.

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:[email]...

Even

Bovine excrement.

Kiss my asphalt.

"Sir Oink Ride" wrote in message news:[email]...

hehehehe Touche :-)

If he can't buy "The Tension And The Spark" he won't be happy. When will SONY release it

Sir, (or Miss) you may recall that I don't really involve myself with the Darren Hayes discussions, so you should know that buying his music will not necessarily make me happy.

However I've never heard it so I can't say so for sure.

XINO

"Sir Oink Ride " wrote in message news:[email]...

I really think you would like it, Xino. (Not being sarcastic or anything, but his music, although popish, is nowhere near the worst music you'd ever hear)

"*Ninja*"

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Well *Ninja* I'm not much of a pop fan but if I happen to notice it in the store maybe I'll listen. You wouldn't happen to know if anyone has sequenced any files in a MIDI format that I could download? It would be interesting to sample that about which is all the excitement.

XINO

"Xino Kiner" wrote in message news:[email]...

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You could also try anything by "Savage Garden" (The aussie duo that he was the voice of)

arggh natural light

The scene where Frink made the answering machine deploy it's legs and run away, with Homer chasing after it ("oh no you don't") is one of the best ever.

Aaron Space Museum

On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 01:17:39 GMT, in article , Gazorp drawled...

No, friends. He's talking about that guy in the episode where Ned Flanders checks himself into the asylum, but thank's for looking!

"Gazorp" wrote in message news:TEgbe.11354$[email]...

Keep reaching for that rainbow.