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Postby Scooter » Fri Oct 26, 2007 11:35 am

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Always best to duck that.
Rabbit from it.
Duck from it.
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He meant baseball!


But who's on first?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Betty expected a Harry Potter joke. What's all this concern over a gay mentor for a gorilla clay shaper? Or are you going to Snape at me for being a Dumbledoor and not knowing?
Careful, that might open a Chamber of Secrets.
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Postby J. St.C. Patrick » Fri Oct 26, 2007 4:46 pm

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Always best to duck that.
Rabbit from it.
Duck from it.
Rabbit from it.
Duck from it.
Rabbit from it.
Duck from it.
Rabbit from it.
Duck from it.
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He meant baseball!


But will you Flea a fly ball?

Scooter wrote: But who's on first?


Well, they say that One Night in the Tropics a couple of Buck Privates were having The Time of Their Lives when they Hit the Ice and woke up In the Navy. They asked Who Done it and were told the Little Giant.


Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Betty expected a Harry Potter joke. What's all this concern over a gay mentor for a gorilla clay shaper? Or are you going to Snape at me for being a Dumbledoor and not knowing?

Scooter wrote: Careful, that might open a Chamber of Secrets.

That could precipitate a Series of Unfortunate Events
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Postby Daniel Jess Gibson » Sat Oct 27, 2007 6:13 am

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Always best to duck that.
Rabbit from it.
Duck from it.
Rabbit from it.
Duck from it.
Rabbit from it.
Duck from it.
Rabbit from it.
Duck from it.
Rabbit from it.
Duck from it.
Rabbit from it.

Duck from it.
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Duck from it.
Rabbit from it.

He meant baseball!

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:But will you Flea a fly ball?

I might go fishing with one, and wish for a flea ball for the people who go phishing.
Scooter wrote: But who's on first?

The Tenth Doctor. Isn't he running out of regenerations?
J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Well, they say that One Night in the Tropics a couple of Buck Privates were having The Time of Their Lives when they Hit the Ice and woke up In the Navy. They asked Who Done it and were told the Little Giant.

That's very nice, but it does tell us what's the name of the guy on second.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Betty expected a Harry Potter joke. What's all this concern over a gay mentor for a gorilla clay shaper? Or are you going to Snape at me for being a Dumbledoor and not knowing?

Scooter wrote: Careful, that might open a Chamber of Secrets.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That could precipitate a Series of Unfortunate Events
I always thought lemons were supposed to prevent snicketts. That's why they call British sailors Limeys (In the name of Her Majesty's Government I punish you! Think that's funny, ask the Argentines and the 1992 Iraqis). Why Limeys and not Lemonys? Because! He's on third, and I don't give a darn.
That certainly explains my socks. But does it explain the red socks?
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Postby Scooter » Sat Oct 27, 2007 5:05 pm

Scooter wrote: But who's on first?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:The Tenth Doctor. Isn't he running out of regenerations?

Probably not. After all, he is scientist

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:That's very nice, but it does tell us what's the name of the guy on second.


Who did you say was on Second?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Why? Because! He's on third, and I don't give a darn.


Oh, that's our shortstop.
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Postby J. St.C. Patrick » Sat Oct 27, 2007 5:30 pm

Scooter wrote: But who's on first?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:The Tenth Doctor. Isn't he running out of regenerations?

Scooter wrote:Probably not. After all, he is scientist


I thought he was Galifreian.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:That's very nice, but it does tell us what's the name of the guy on second.


Scooter wrote:Who did you say was on Second?

What



J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That could precipitate a Series of Unfortunate Events

DJG wrote:I always thought lemons were supposed to prevent snicketts. That's why they call British sailors Limeys (In the name of Her Majesty's Government I punish you! Think that's funny, ask the Argentines and the 1992 Iraqis). Why Limeys and not Lemonys? Because! He's on third, and I don't give a darn.
That certainly explains my socks. But does it explain the red socks?

Your putting Red Dye No.3 in the laundry explains that. Red 5 was Nigel but that's a different Formula.
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Postby Daniel Jess Gibson » Sat Oct 27, 2007 8:18 pm

Scooter wrote: But who's on first?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:The Tenth Doctor. Isn't he running out of regenerations?

Scooter wrote:Probably not. After all, he is scientist

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:I thought he was Galifreian.

Gallifreyan, Galifreians are the cooks on oared sailing vessels. If owned by a mining company (like Micro$oft, mine! MINE! MINE!!) could say they're ored sailing vassals.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:That's very nice, but it does tell us what's the name of the guy on second.

Scooter wrote:Who did you say was on Second?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:What

Get the man a hearing aid and ask again. He's been listening to too many gold flutes.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That could precipitate a Series of Unfortunate Events

DJG wrote:I always thought lemons were supposed to prevent snicketts. That's why they call British sailors Limeys (In the name of Her Majesty's Government I punish you! Think that's funny, ask the Argentines and the 1992 Iraqis). Why Limeys and not Lemonys? Because! He's on third, and I don't give a darn.
That certainly explains my socks. But does it explain the red socks?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Your putting Red Dye No.3 in the laundry explains that. Red 5 was Nigel but that's a different Formula.

In days of Yore I might have done that, but not to day.
Grecian formula wasn't it? Or Roman.
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Postby J. St.C. Patrick » Sun Oct 28, 2007 12:40 am

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:I thought he was Galifreian.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Gallifreyan, Galifreians are the cooks on oared sailing vessels.

And the Galifriars are the Abbots on board them. They tend to argue about which saint takes precedence, favouring Saint Louis. They believe that in heaven Lou's on first.

DJG wrote:If owned by a mining company (like Micro$oft, mine! MINE! MINE!!) could say they're ored sailing vassals.


And when they get teredo worm, they're bored sailing vessels




Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:That's very nice, but it does tell us what's the name of the guy on second.

Scooter wrote:Who did you say was on Second?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:What

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Get the man a hearing aid and ask again.


My aide has excellent hearing. He objects to your assertion that he's deaf.


Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:He's been listening to too many gold flutes.


When you've got it, flaut it.


DJG wrote:That certainly explains my socks. But does it explain the red socks?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Your putting Red Dye No.3 in the laundry explains that. Red 5 was Nigel but that's a different Formula.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:In days of Yore I might have done that, but not to day.


See, it's the dye you used to use to dye not the dye you used today that's caused the problem.

DJG wrote:Grecian formula wasn't it? Or Roman.

I was talking of Eccles' tone formula. Some say he's a goon but he wasn't.


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Postby Daniel Jess Gibson » Sun Oct 28, 2007 4:14 am

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:I thought he was Galifreian.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Gallifreyan, Galifreians are the cooks on oared sailing vessels.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:And the Galifriars are the Abbots on board them. They tend to argue about which saint takes precedence, favouring Saint Louis. They believe that in heaven Lou's on first.

What? I've Hardy Stan for that, but if he earned his Laurels, it's Oliver but the screaming. Abbots, most would favor Saint Joe, partaking repeatedly during the day. Although St. Thomas comes close, reducing profanity and taking the Lord's name in vain ('Where the Hell are we?')
DJG wrote:If owned by a mining company (like Micro$oft, mine! MINE! MINE!!) could say they're ored sailing vassals.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:And when they get teredo worm, they're bored sailing vessels

So Soun makes money drilling boats? There's a very kinky Lemon in there somewhere, bit ooo! Splinters! Although if the boat is holey, they'd give it to `Saint Kasumi. Or as practice material for Akane the perfect.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:That's very nice, but it does tell us what's the name of the guy on second.

Scooter wrote:Who did you say was on Second?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:What

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Get the man a hearing aid and ask again.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:My aide has excellent hearing. He objects to your assertion that he's deaf.

What? I guess you got rid of the other one then. Especially if they follow you around, and introducing them, or even admitting you had them would have a devastating effect on your social life.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:He's been listening to too many gold flutes.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:When you've got it, flaut it.

Or cut back on the beans and cabbage.

DJG wrote:That certainly explains my socks. But does it explain the red socks?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Your putting Red Dye No.3 in the laundry explains that. Red 5 was Nigel but that's a different Formula.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:In days of Yore I might have done that, but not to day.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:See, it's the dye you used to use to dye not the dye you used today that's caused the problem.

Carl Jung had the same problem, his family made dyes, like the Dewar dye. But he was a bad seed and had no skill, so he went into psychology, because only the good Jung dye.

DJG wrote:Grecian formula wasn't it? Or Roman.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:I was talking of Eccles' tone formula. Some say he's a goon but he wasn't.

The goons wouldn't put up with him. They'd pop him in the eye and give him to the Sea Hag.

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J. St.C. Patrick wrote:A virus?

Strata of them, but they sound so good. It's becoming a cello cold, I don't like violins.
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Postby J. St.C. Patrick » Mon Oct 29, 2007 2:35 am

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:What? I've Hardy Stan for that, but if he earned his Laurels, it's Oliver but the screaming. Abbots, most would favor Saint Joe, partaking repeatedly during the day. Although St. Thomas comes close, reducing profanity and taking the Lord's name in vain ('Where the Hell are we?')

The last helps take a Llyod off St.Christopher.

And if Tom were helping St.Antony it'd cover "Where the hell is it?"

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:So Soun makes money drilling boats? There's a very kinky Lemon in there somewhere, bit ooo! Splinters!


Lemons are KelvinsChoice.


DJG wrote: Although if the boat is holey, they'd give it to `Saint Kasumi. Or as practice material for Akane the perfect.


If the boat were wholey then you could give it to Nabiki to expand her domain until she gets tired of it. Mind you, there's a lemon in that, but that's Kelvin's Choice too.


J. St.C. Patrick wrote:My aide has excellent hearing. He objects to your assertion that he's deaf.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:What? I guess you got rid of the other one then.

Yes, that aide de-camped.



DJG wrote:He's been listening to too many gold flutes.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:When you've got it, flaut it.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Or cut back on the beans and cabbage.


That's not quite a half baked idea. You may be on a roll.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:See, it's the dye you used to use to dye not the dye you used today that's caused the problem.


DJG wrote:Carl Jung had the same problem, his family made dyes, like the Dewar dye. But he was a bad seed and had no skill, so he went into psychology, because only the good Jung dye.


His family always wore special protective footwear when makeing dyes. It was always proudly said of them that they dyed with their boots on.

DJG wrote:Grecian formula wasn't it? Or Roman.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:I was talking of Eccles' tone formula. Some say he's a goon but he wasn't.

DJG wrote:The goons wouldn't put up with him. They'd pop him in the eye and give him to the Sea Hag.


Jeep-ers, Eugene-uinely think so?

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J. St.C. Patrick wrote:A virus?

DJG wrote:Strata of them, but they sound so good. It's becoming a cello cold, I don't like violins.


While you are drumming up sympathy now, I'm sure you'll be able to orchestrate a recovery once you know the score. Then you can trumpet the good news.
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Postby Daniel Jess Gibson » Mon Oct 29, 2007 6:53 pm

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:What? I've Hardy Stan for that, but if he earned his Laurels, it's Oliver but the screaming. Abbots, most would favor Saint Joe, partaking repeatedly during the day. Although St. Thomas comes close, reducing profanity and taking the Lord's name in vain ('Where the Hell are we?')

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:The last helps take a Llyod off St.Christopher.

Yes, the premiums must have been astronomical.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:And if Tom were helping St.Antony it'd cover "Where the hell is it?"

Mapping saints onto each other doesn't work, just ask the New Orleans football team.
Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:So Soun makes money drilling boats? There's a very kinky Lemon in there somewhere, bit ooo! Splinters!

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Lemons are KelvinsChoice.

Yes, from the Fahrenheits, down the centigrade, past the Rankine file, and locked away in a cold Celsius. Absolute Zero.

DJG wrote: Although if the boat is holey, they'd give it to `Saint Kasumi. Or as practice material for Akane the perfect.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:If the boat were wholey then you could give it to Nabiki to expand her domain until she gets tired of it. Mind you, there's a lemon in that, but that's Kelvin's Choice too.

You realize almost nobody understands that joke, but me. :lol:
You realize the Jedi can't use the Rakine or Kelvin scale, because only Sith deal in absolutes.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:My aide has excellent hearing. He objects to your assertion that he's deaf.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:What? I guess you got rid of the other one then.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Yes, that aide de-camped.

Playing that to the Hilton? No Parisian jokes for that pariah, or is it piranha?

DJG wrote:He's been listening to too many gold flutes.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:When you've got it, flaut it.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Or cut back on the beans and cabbage.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That's not quite a half baked idea. You may be on a roll.

Such a raw idea sounds fishy to me.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:See, it's the dye you used to use to dye not the dye you used today that's caused the problem.

DJG wrote:Carl Jung had the same problem, his family made dyes, like the Dewar dye. But he was a bad seed and had no skill, so he went into psychology, because only the good Jung dye.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:His family always wore special protective footwear when makeing dyes. It was always proudly said of them that they dyed with their boots on.

The dyes also assisted their health, none of his sisters or cousins ever needed a mastectomy, so they dye with their . . . moving right along. If you hadn't nailed it to the perch, it wouldn't smell like fish.

DJG wrote:Grecian formula wasn't it? Or Roman.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:I was talking of Eccles' tone formula. Some say he's a goon but he wasn't.

DJG wrote:The goons wouldn't put up with him. They'd pop him in the eye and give him to the Sea Hag.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Jeep-ers, Eugene-uinely think so?

They'd tie some Balestre to him and toss him overboard, with him yelling foca you they whole time.

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J. St.C. Patrick wrote:A virus?

DJG wrote:Strata of them, but they sound so good. It's becoming a cello cold, I don't like violins.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:While you are drumming up sympathy now, I'm sure you'll be able to orchestrate a recovery once you know the score. Then you can trumpet the good news.

Viola, one tuba medicine on the timpani and the cold is gong.
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Postby J. St.C. Patrick » Wed Oct 31, 2007 3:05 am

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:The last helps take a Llyod off St.Christopher.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Yes, the premiums must have been astronomical.


Indeed, about as much as a cup of coffee per day.


J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Lemons are KelvinsChoice.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Yes, from the Fahrenheits, down the centigrade, past the Rankine file, and locked away in a cold Celsius. Absolute Zero.


That's much ado about nothing.




J. St.C. Patrick wrote:If the boat were wholey then you could give it to Nabiki to expand her domain until she gets tired of it. Mind you, there's a lemon in that, but that's Kelvin's Choice too.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:You realize almost nobody understands that joke, but me. :lol:


True, but at least you got it. :wink:



Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:You realize the Jedi can't use the Rakine or Kelvin scale, because only Sith deal in absolutes.

The Sith have cornered the vodka market?


J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Yes, that aide de-camped.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Playing that to the Hilton? No Parisian jokes for that pariah, or is it piranha?

You may have Speared it but Inn jokes like that are Lohan on the totem pole.


J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That's not quite a half baked idea. You may be on a roll.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Such a raw idea sounds fishy to me.


That's Sashimi. We'll just let it go then.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:His family always wore special protective footwear when makeing dyes. It was always proudly said of them that they dyed with their boots on.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:The dyes also assisted their health, none of his sisters or cousins ever needed a mastectomy, so they dye with their . . . moving right along. If you hadn't nailed it to the perch, it wouldn't smell like fish.


It was Conched out before I got there. Mind you it was pining for the fiords of Detroit.


J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Jeep-ers, Eugene-uinely think so?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:They'd tie some Balestre to him and toss him overboard, with him yelling foca you they whole time.

To feed him to the Fisa, hmm? They'd find him a tastey Mosley.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:While you are drumming up sympathy now, I'm sure you'll be able to orchestrate a recovery once you know the score. Then you can trumpet the good news.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Viola, one tuba medicine on the timpani and the cold is gong.


You've got it Beethoven then?
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Postby Daniel Jess Gibson » Wed Oct 31, 2007 6:54 pm

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:The last helps take a Llyod off St.Christopher.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Yes, the premiums must have been astronomical.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Indeed, about as much as a cup of coffee per day.

That much? I'd Starbucking the trend and find an escape Hatch.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Lemons are KelvinsChoice.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Yes, from the Fahrenheits, down the centigrade, past the Rankine file, and locked away in a cold Celsius. Absolute Zero.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That's much ado about nothing.

Would that make it a lot of a don't about something? Adieu.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:If the boat were wholey then you could give it to Nabiki to expand her domain until she gets tired of it. Mind you, there's a lemon in that, but that's Kelvin's Choice too.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:You realize almost nobody understands that joke, but me. :lol:

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:True, but at least you got it. :wink:

True.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:You realize the Jedi can't use the Rakine or Kelvin scale, because only Sith deal in absolutes.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:The Sith have cornered the vodka market?

Don't tell Cheb. I thought vodka was around, but I am a bit of a square.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Yes, that aide de-camped.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Playing that to the Hilton? No Parisian jokes for that pariah, or is it piranha?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:You may have Speared it but Inn jokes like that are Lohan on the totem pole.

Totem Pole, is that a new breed of dog that fits in a Versaci bag?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That's not quite a half baked idea. You may be on a roll.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Such a raw idea sounds fishy to me.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That's Sashimi. We'll just let it go then.

Bass'd idea yet, catch and release.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:His family always wore special protective footwear when makeing dyes. It was always proudly said of them that they dyed with their boots on.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:The dyes also assisted their health, none of his sisters or cousins ever needed a mastectomy, so they dye with their . . . moving right along. If you hadn't nailed it to the perch, it wouldn't smell like fish.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:It was Conched out before I got there. Mind you it was pining for the fiords of Detroit.

More Sashimi jokes? Just grouper them together or clam up. Besides they have more than fjords, they have chrysler clear rivers, and chevy chases.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Jeep-ers, Eugene-uinely think so?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:They'd tie some Balestre to him and toss him overboard, with him yelling foca you they whole time.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:To feed him to the Fisa, hmm? They'd find him a tastey Mosley.

Feed him to a Penski, and you'll find out why polar bears don't eat penguins.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:While you are drumming up sympathy now, I'm sure you'll be able to orchestrate a recovery once you know the score. Then you can trumpet the good news.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Viola, one tuba medicine on the timpani and the cold is gong.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:You've got it Beethoven then?

Yeah, but if I quit the treatment, it will be Rachmaninov. (C'mon, that would have been too easy).
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Postby J. St.C. Patrick » Sat Nov 03, 2007 10:41 pm

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Indeed, about as much as a cup of coffee per day.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:That much? I'd Starbucking the trend and find an escape Hatch.
Yes it's Ahab-it you should not start lest it become an obsession. It could have Galactica-n consequenses.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That's much ado about nothing.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Would that make it a lot of a don't about something? Adieu.


A deux? For two? 42 - Life, the universe and everything!



J. St.C. Patrick wrote:The Sith have cornered the vodka market?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Don't tell Cheb. I thought vodka was around, but I am a bit of a square.


Even so, I'm sure you have all the angles covered.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Playing that to the Hilton? No Parisian jokes for that pariah, or is it piranha?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:You may have Speared it but Inn jokes like that are Lohan on the totem pole.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Totem Pole, is that a new breed of dog that fits in a Versaci bag?

Yes, similar to the Eye Chihuahua - the fashionable gucchi guide dog


J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That's Sashimi. We'll just let it go then.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Bass'd idea yet, catch and release.

It's less trebble that way.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:It was Conched out before I got there. Mind you it was pining for the fiords of Detroit.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:More Sashimi jokes? Just grouper them together or clam up. Besides they have more than fjords, they have chrysler clear rivers, and chevy chases.


But are their Saturday nights live-ly?


Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:They'd tie some Balestre to him and toss him overboard, with him yelling foca you they whole time.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:To feed him to the Fisa, hmm? They'd find him a tastey Mosley.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Feed him to a Penski, and you'll find out why polar bears don't eat penguins.

Sounds like an expedition that'd take me to opposite ends of the earth.



J. St.C. Patrick wrote:You've got it Beethoven then?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Yeah, but if I quit the treatment, it will be Rachmaninov.


Still, it sounds as if you've been under a lot of Strauss.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:(C'mon, that would have been too easy).

It might have been too easy but you Handel-ed that very well.
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Postby Daniel Jess Gibson » Sun Nov 04, 2007 8:16 am

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Indeed, about as much as a cup of coffee per day.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:That much? I'd Starbucking the trend and find an escape Hatch.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Yes it's Ahab-it you should not start lest it become an obsession. It could have Galactica-n consequenses.

That's why I drink tea. As an additional Tigh in, Athena tastes Adama sight better than coffee, and taste is a personal thing. I've tried those foam coffee drinks, and while better latte than never, I still choose never.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That's much ado about nothing.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Would that make it a lot of a don't about something? Adieu.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:A deux? For two? 42 - Life, the universe and everything!

A little deux coupe, perhaps? That's supposedly the secret of life as well.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:The Sith have cornered the vodka market?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Don't tell Cheb. I thought vodka was around, but I am a bit of a square.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Even so, I'm sure you have all the angles covered.

Except the angles that are just wrong for that, quick-acting tesseract-ine.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Playing that to the Hilton? No Parisian jokes for that pariah, or is it piranha?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:You may have Speared it but Inn jokes like that are Lohan on the totem pole.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Totem Pole, is that a new breed of dog that fits in a Versaci bag?

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Yes, similar to the Eye Chihuahua - the fashionable gucchi guide dog

I just wish it could be the Eye of Cthulhu . . . no, they'd probably enjoy all those tentacles.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That's Sashimi. We'll just let it go then.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Bass'd idea yet, catch and release.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:It's less trebble that way.

The only thing I trebble before is the IRS man, and the fact he may be doing my healthcare if the Demos get their way. 'You haven't gotten your pap smear, we'll have to send you to prison.' 'But I'm a guy!' 'Ignorance of the law is no excuse.'

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:It was Conched out before I got there. Mind you it was pining for the fiords of Detroit.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:More Sashimi jokes? Just grouper them together or clam up. Besides they have more than fjords, they have chrysler clear rivers, and chevy chases.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:But are their Saturday nights live-ly?

No, I would like to register a complaint, they're definitely a Second-City team.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:They'd tie some Balestre to him and toss him overboard, with him yelling foca you they whole time.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:To feed him to the Fisa, hmm? They'd find him a tastey Mosley.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Feed him to a Penski, and you'll find out why polar bears don't eat penguins.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Sounds like an expedition that'd take me to opposite ends of the earth.

They call that a burial. Unless you're shaving tomatoes, then it's a berry awl.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:You've got it Beethoven then?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Yeah, but if I quit the treatment, it will be Rachmaninov.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Still, it sounds as if you've been under a lot of Strauss.

I've been painting to relax, water-filled ditches mostly, you know Mozart.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:(C'mon, that would have been too easy).

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:It might have been too easy but you Handel-ed that very well.

I'd agree but I want to be Mussorgsky about it.
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Postby J. St.C. Patrick » Mon Nov 05, 2007 2:52 am

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:That much? I'd Starbucking the trend and find an escape Hatch.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Yes it's Ahab-it you should not start lest it become an obsession. It could have Galactica-n consequenses.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:That's why I drink tea. As an additional Tigh in, Athena tastes Adama sight better than coffee, and taste is a personal thing. I've tried those foam coffee drinks, and while better latte than never, I still choose never.


Do you get your tea from Cylon? or do you go for Greene tea?




J. St.C. Patrick wrote:That's much ado about nothing.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Would that make it a lot of a don't about something? Adieu.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:A deux? For two? 42 - Life, the universe and everything!

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:A little deux coupe, perhaps? That's supposedly the secret of life as well.


You call D cups, little? !!

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:The Sith have cornered the vodka market?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Don't tell Cheb. I thought vodka was around, but I am a bit of a square.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Even so, I'm sure you have all the angles covered.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Except the angles that are just wrong for that, quick-acting tesseract-ine.


Perhaps you need some intersecticide.



J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Yes, similar to the Eye Chihuahua - the fashionable gucchi guide dog

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:I just wish it could be the Eye of Cthulhu . . . no, they'd probably enjoy all those tentacles.


As Calamari or Takoyaki? or would they find it tactile yucky? (though it would explain why they've been caught going commando)



Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Bass'd idea yet, catch and release.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:It's less trebble that way.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:The only thing I trebble before is the IRS man, and the fact he may be doing my healthcare if the Demos get their way. 'You haven't gotten your pap smear, we'll have to send you to prison.' 'But I'm a guy!' 'Ignorance of the law is no excuse.'


Demos? sounds like you have a Phobos there. Have they done something that Mars your outlook? You're usually not so Saturn-ine.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:It was Conched out before I got there. Mind you it was pining for the fiords of Detroit.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:More Sashimi jokes? Just grouper them together or clam up. Besides they have more than fjords, they have chrysler clear rivers, and chevy chases.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:But are their Saturday nights live-ly?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:No, I would like to register a complaint, they're definitely a Second-City team.


So they don't stand up well? Sounds like they are sketchy types.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Feed him to a Penski, and you'll find out why polar bears don't eat penguins.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Sounds like an expedition that'd take me to opposite ends of the earth.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:They call that a burial. Unless you're shaving tomatoes, then it's a berry awl.


And if it's a small sailing vessel, with two masts, stripped clean it's a bare yawl.



J. St.C. Patrick wrote:You've got it Beethoven then?

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:Yeah, but if I quit the treatment, it will be Rachmaninov.

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:Still, it sounds as if you've been under a lot of Strauss.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:I've been painting to relax, water-filled ditches mostly, you know Mozart.


If you conduct yourself well, you'll be Fiedler-ing better in no time.


Daniel Jess Gibson wrote:(C'mon, that would have been too easy).

J. St.C. Patrick wrote:It might have been too easy but you Handel-ed that very well.

Daniel Jess Gibson wrote: I'd agree but I want to be Mussorgsky about it.

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