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Just make everyone madder horning in on this, and I frankly don't wanna get clocked.

Dave wrote:Treasure your ignorance.

I do. And the best thing is, they're manufacturing more ignorance every day. Got compound interest beat all to hell.

oldmanmickey wrote:I find it amazing that rain doest follow her, only snow

Snow has a more evil sense of humor.

That's the funniest thing I've read since the comments on a YouTube video about Ouija boards. And I wouldn't know a regex if it handed me a pint of ale and dropped its pants.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

jwhouk wrote:I think you can probably guess what suddenly became the #1 topic of conversation here in AZ today.

Another man done gone.

A man who could face and admit to his mistakes, and who invited his past opponents to speak at his funeral.

Overfillered, even . . .

Dave wrote:Ye gods. The other penny just dropped.

Tree-rat stew... pudding for dessert... "mousse and squirrel"?!?!?

Sorta like chocolate cream pizza?

Atomic wrote:I tip my Kirwood Derby to you all!

I take a 7-1/2.

Bill Scott and June Foray were probably those who did the most, to be certain that I would forever be unfit for polite company. I will always be grateful. Wasn't William Cannon the narrator with the "best" puns? William Conrad . He did a lot of stuff. He was the original Matt Dillon in the radio ve...

Opus the Poet wrote:Parental puns, the bane of progeny since the creation of spoken language.

My mother always said that worked the other way around. She blamed Jay Ward Productions.

WOW! I just found out that GoComics is hosting the whole (?) run of Peanuts comics from the start! (I have to admit, it's amusing to see the date below the first comic, seeing as it's much, much older than the internet, let alone the GoComics site...) Charlie Brown (10/2/1950): "Lucy, am I naive an...

Sparky was a deeply twisted guy and a genius cartoonist. Without question one of the 10 best strips of the 20th century. Shame that his work is still pushing younger living artists off the daily print pages, though.

Not the first version I've heard of that one, Glytch--but it's a good one.

Damn. He was younger than some of us kids, too.

Woah there! Are you actually advocating doing things the normal way??? And how are they supposed to feel superior to everyone else, if they have to park their own car, rather than leaving it with some poor underpaid slob because you are too busy and too important to do it yourself? All those poor, ...

Typeminer, I won't ask if you still have said Ambassador, because I know what happened to 90% of all AMC products of that vintage. I gave it to my brother in 1980. He fixed whatever was wrong with it that time (I think it was the whole exhaust system aft of the manifold) and drove if for awhile, th...

I remember those external voltage regulators. I think I still have one in a closet here somewhere. :roll: AMC used Ford parts for that stuff, and I had a 1973 Ambassador (a car so desirable it was given away twice ) and a 1976 E150 panel van (6-cylinder 300 with 3-on-the-tree manual shift) that both...

*Cricket . . . Cricket . . . Cricket . . .*

No posts in over 4 days. No place to lurk, even.

My gods. What excuse have I got for not working now?

Well, I say that any boob can take and shove a ball in a pocket!

I'm thinking her gig with Disaster Area might be the real reason Hotblack Desiato spent a year dead. 8-) And after the show, they can catch a snack at the Restaurant at the End of the Universe! (Those suicide cows move slowly, you know. Perfect for stalking when tired and hungry.) Excellent idea. T...