remember "the raven" from toh 1
that was funny, much funnier than the rest of junk from that era
remember "the raven" from toh 1
that was funny, much funnier than the rest of junk from that era
["whippythewit"; Mon, 30 Dec 2002 15:43:45 GMT]
Why, you little --!
whippythewit wrote in message news:RQZP9.1346$[email]...
They basically read "The Raven" in a stupid voice. Oh, yeah! Real funny!
It's a fine jest, Montressor!
R H Menzel wrote:
Should be "Montr�sor". (The name means "my treasure".)
Emile
Merde!
non, vous etes un encule de merde
see metz, you verbose pompous poufiasse, somebody called me a treasure.
raven made fun of old english "quaff this kind nepenthe", something that slipped your mind because you seem to be focussed on the 'shakespearian' brand of comedy, which does not deviate from the classic definition of comedy, meaning no extraneous elements of humour, even if it means not laughing at all.
touche, le sot etourdi
whippythewit wrote in message news:007R9.3140$[email]...
Ha! Lemme ask ya... are you always this dense?
On Thu, 2 Jan 2003 14:20:49 -0800, "R H Menzel" wrote:
James Earl Jones's voice is not stupid. You must be thinking of Pee Wee Herman.
Okay! I used the wrong word! But even given that, anyone who saw that episode should have been able to figure out what I meant. I was referring to Homer reciting (not reading) Poe.