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From: Etch Westgrin on 7 Mar 2007 19:45 On 5 Mar 2007 05:11:10 -0800, "DocTCW" <doctcw(a)aol.com> wrote: >I know a lot of you guys know Annie Duke, the "poker star." Well we >ran into her at Caesars last weekend and she was a b****. Not very >cute in person, and rude as a "celeb" can be. > >Tom Funny how everyone you meet treats you that way. Libs - Everyone is to blame, but themselves.
From: Chuck,K on 8 Mar 2007 02:26 In article <LAzHh.11513$ig.9341(a)trndny01>, john5240(a)verizon.net says... > Now, when I posted that message, something told me that chuckles would be > the one to make a comeback. > Why do I like spongebob so much? Because you have the brain of a FOUR YEAR OLD? > Because "patrick", who is about 300 pounds > and stupid, reminds me so much of you chuckles. I had to Wikipedia THAT one, since I don't watch TV shows aimed at 4 year olds..... but according to Wikipedia, > Patrick is a fictional animated character in the hit Nickelodeon animated series, SpongeBob SquarePants. He is voiced by Bill Fagerbakke, who appeared on the television show Coach as Assistant Coach "Dauber" Dybinski. He is a plump, pink, friendly, well-meaning but really stupid No WONDER PayTan likes him so much..... > (though he did attend a community college) sea star with good intentions. Starfish are said to have no brains, and Patrick lives up to that image, Well, THAT explains it.... > as his head has been seen deflating. However, SpongeBob himself frequently attests to the "genius" of Patrick's harebrained ideas. and now we know the rest of the story.... > I am not a tremendous fan of spongebob, but have watched it a time or two > and yes, I know it is a cartoon character. > > JP Do you? Do you REALLY? Chuck John Paytan John5240(a)Verizon.net 61 Acushnet Ave Worcester, MA 508-853-1741 > "Why not come up with something new or quit posting until your > vocabulary gets a little bigger. "Your being to bore me". John PayTan in avlv........
From: tom ronson on 8 Mar 2007 10:13
Albert Giesbrecht wrote: > I met Ron Jeremy once. Not as big as he seems on on the silver screen. I'm not sure I would have phrased it that way...... --tr |