You're thinking we may be due for a Time On Target moment in the plotting? Mercy me!AnotherFairportfan wrote:Paul loves to load up multiple Chekhov's Howitzers at once on varying time-delay settings.
Hmm.
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Aunt, I believe.AnotherFairportfan wrote:Calista's mother was part of the MiB action team. . .
And I've long wondered whether or not Cricket's parents had more reasons for sending their wayward kid to the Minneapolis paraschool other than just because it is close to where the Jaguar Gal lives.
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Ivar's used to have a commercial like that . . . can't find it on youtube, which is odd.Warrl wrote:And when they get to the restaurant they'll be greeted by a fish chorus - salmon chanting "Evening"...
okay I'll clam up now.
(Adding some mussels to the Pun Jar's enforcement arm)
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Might be; i didn't look back.Catawampus wrote:Aunt, I believe.AnotherFairportfan wrote:Calista's mother was part of the MiB action team. . .
Proof Positive the world is not flat: If it were, cats would have pushed everything off the edge by now.
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I'll beta fin that the fish is still around. Heck, I can just see the newly adopted kids taking it out for a walk in the wagon with Katherine. Wouldn't have taken much to lure them on an outing like that.
*drops a box of fishing tackle in the pun jar.
*drops a box of fishing tackle in the pun jar.
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Otherwise, my main thesis still stands.AnotherFairportfan wrote:Might be; i didn't look back.Catawampus wrote:Aunt, I believe.AnotherFairportfan wrote:Calista's mother was part of the MiB action team. . .
Proof Positive the world is not flat: If it were, cats would have pushed everything off the edge by now.
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Yeah, I don't see it floundering at all. You'll hear no carping from me on that account: I have similar suspicions as you do, so won't dismiss it all as a load abalone (unless I decide to be all contrary, just for the halibut).AnotherFairportfan wrote:Otherwise, my main thesis still stands.
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YOU HAVE OFFICIALLY IGNORED WITH EXTREME PREJUDICE.Catawampus wrote:Yeah, I don't see it floundering at all. You'll hear no carping from me on that account: I have similar suspicions as you do, so won't dismiss it all as a load abalone (unless I decide to be all contrary, just for the halibut).AnotherFairportfan wrote:Otherwise, my main thesis still stands.
Proof Positive the world is not flat: If it were, cats would have pushed everything off the edge by now.
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I prefer mine with mild horseradish...AnotherFairportfan wrote:YOU HAVE OFFICIALLY IGNORED WITH EXTREME PREJUDICE.Catawampus wrote:Yeah, I don't see it floundering at all. You'll hear no carping from me on that account: I have similar suspicions as you do, so won't dismiss it all as a load abalone (unless I decide to be all contrary, just for the halibut).AnotherFairportfan wrote:Otherwise, my main thesis still stands.
Rule 17 of the Bombay Golf Course- "You shall play the ball where the monkey drops it,"
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No need to be all crabby and to retreat into your shell like a cold fish. That sort of attitude can poisson a forum, leading to a sea change that will leave everybody at loggerheads. Just go with the flow of current events, even if you sometimes feel out of your depths and things get rather abysmal. The whole porpoise of this place is to freely exchange ideas, after all!AnotherFairportfan wrote:YOU HAVE OFFICIALLY IGNORED WITH EXTREME PREJUDICE.Catawampus wrote:Yeah, I don't see it floundering at all. You'll hear no carping from me on that account: I have similar suspicions as you do, so won't dismiss it all as a load abalone (unless I decide to be all contrary, just for the halibut).AnotherFairportfan wrote:Otherwise, my main thesis still stands.
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AnotherFairportfan wrote:Otherwise, my main thesis still stands.
Catawampus wrote:Yeah, I don't see it floundering at all. You'll hear no carping from me on that account: I have similar suspicions as you do, so won't dismiss it all as a load abalone (unless I decide to be all contrary, just for the halibut).
AnotherFairportfan wrote:YOU HAVE OFFICIALLY IGNORED WITH EXTREME PREJUDICE.
Don't lose your sense of scale in a bent effort to be finny . . .Catawampus wrote:No need to be all crabby and to retreat into your shell like a cold fish. That sort of attitude can poisson a forum, leading to a sea change that will leave everybody at loggerheads. Just go with the flow of current events, even if you sometimes feel out of your depths and things get rather abysmal. The whole porpoise of this place is to freely exchange ideas, after all!
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So, you're saying the world would be your oyster, if we'd simply clam up? Isn't that a shellfish attitude?AnotherFairportfan wrote:YOU HAVE OFFICIALLY IGNORED WITH EXTREME PREJUDICE.
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The reason for this entire discussion sounds a bit fishy to me.
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Yeah... This one got away from me...
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Whelp, of all the commentaries so far it is hard to figure which one smelt the worst. I was beginning to buy the argument hook, line and sinker- but the bait was bad. I suppose I could float an opinion on porpoise, but I suspect it would sink. 'Ignoring with extreme prejudice' ... isn't that something elected officials do regarding their responsibilities on a wholesale basis? Seems so to me.... but back to the current- I guess I'll just stay in the cephalopod's shaded greenery and sip the crabjuice whilst the lot of you figure this out...
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Maybe there's a catch I'm missing here, but the net effect of this thread seems just too weired, and way off tuna. You can count me trout.
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As for me, those swam 20,000 leagues above me...
Sure makes for a whale of a tale, though...
Sure makes for a whale of a tale, though...
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It's enough to drive one in-seine . . .
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Gripples, Grapples, Squishies, and Grasp-
yet redoubtably the slimy coating on the sea-dweller served it well as it hit the bank, floppity-flippity, and gaining the surface with a loud 'plank!', sank...
yet redoubtably the slimy coating on the sea-dweller served it well as it hit the bank, floppity-flippity, and gaining the surface with a loud 'plank!', sank...
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... all this because I said 'Sushi'...
Rule 17 of the Bombay Golf Course- "You shall play the ball where the monkey drops it,"
I speak fluent Limrick-
the Old Sgt.
I speak fluent Limrick-
the Old Sgt.