Re: You got what you wished for

[Jim <alarminex@xxxxxxx>]

On Jun 26, 12:04=A0pm, Frank Olson
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> On 25/06/2010 10:43 AM, tourman wrote:
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> > On Jun 24, 12:26 pm, mleuck<m.le...@xxxxxxxxx> =A0wrote:
> >> On Jun 2, 3:36 am, Spellcheck Patrol<alarminst...@xxxxxxx> =A0wrote:
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> >>> Well we finally hit that point of no return. Can't do much with burnt
> >>> biscuits. I certainly hope there is eternal peace, as well as a chanc=
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> >>> for those who doubt to reconcile. Other than that the future is up to
> >>> you
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> >> So do you someday plan on explaining this statement that started the
> >> thread?
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> > RHC: I suspect this is subtle wisdom that shall forever remain
> > uppermost in the minds of those who would question the basic meaning
> > of life, understood only by those blessed with eternal wisdom beyond
> > their years, but searched for by the working masses and their constant
> > quest for happiness of mind and spirit.
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> > Or more likely, Tom was bombed out of his mind the day he wrote it ....
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> The first one's way too philosophical for someone from New Yawk.
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> The last one's close. =A0He's been spending way too much time in his son'=
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> "Playmobile" Village. =A0You tend to get a little "twisted" when you mix
> in the Lego people and Spiderman (with me it was the whole crew of Star
> Trek TNG and the Raptor from Jurassic Park). =A0;-)-

I like the Chucky Cheese and the Cheese Cake Factory. But every time I
try to get into the ball cage, the tell me it's only for kids and
that, in fact, I have to have some kids with me to get into the place.
Damn that's frustrating! But they usually give me a balloon on the way
out, so it's kinda worth it. They wouldn't sing happy birthday to me
on my birthday either.