Observation of the Board

[ChuckElias]

Go away or I shall taunt a second time!

[Dan_ref]

You don't frighten us, English pig-dog! Go and boil your bottoms, son of a silly person. I blow my nose on you, so-called Arthur-king, you and your silly English kiniggets.

[Sleeper]

I actually have the two CD set of Python's best stuff. Hours of material for warped minds.

[Dan_ref]

Originally posted by Sleeper
I actually have the two CD set of Python's best stuff. Hours of material for warped minds.

I've been thinking of getting the Monty Python set myself, price is kinda steep though. The full set's around $140,
gotta do a lot of 5th grade cyo games for that! :-) BTW, I
have the Fawlty Towers set, sadly they didn't make too many but they are great.

[JRutledge]

Originally posted by dblref


Does this mean you are changing your signature (re: Tony)?

Tony is God, I wanted to show his opinion the proper respect. It means everything to everyone here. So he called me a liar, I want to entire world to know.

Actually I am just have fun. Life is too short to be upset about things that happen here.

Peace

[AK ref SE]

Dan Ref-

At least you know that Alaska is a part of the United States and is not an extention of Canada. (Thank goodness, Do not under stand those FIBA rules).

ANd for all you Texas officials who think Texas is so big....bring it on!

AK ref SE

[Dan_ref]

Originally posted by AK ref SE
Dan Ref-

At least you know that Alaska is a part of the United States and is not an extention of Canada. (Thank goodness, Do not under stand those FIBA rules).

AK ref SE

Well, I wasn't sure at first so I asked Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
and he reminded me that the Supreme Court had a ruling
back in 1959 that let Alaska join. Was part of some huge case involving the 28 foot line in the front court...who knows...

d@mn know-it-alls. grumble grumble...

[Edited by Dan_ref on Nov 8th, 2002 at 12:15 PM]

[ChuckElias]

Originally posted by Dan_ref
a ruling back in 1963 that let Alaska join. Was part of some huge case involving shoe laces...who knows...

I think it was 1959, no? And the case involved the 28' foot line in the frontcourt; not shoelaces!!!!

Chuck

[AK ref SE]

Hmmmmm-
We do not have Shoe laces up here in Alaska they stick to the floors of our igloos....Wait now I remember there was an Editorial Comment back in 1963 That the Supreme Court ruled that if we had Rubberbands we could use them instead of shoe laces and it would be okay. 28 Foot line, In Alaska that is our Division Line.

AK ref SE

[rainmaker]

Originally posted by Dan_ref

I've been thinking of getting the Monty Python set myself, price is kinda steep though. The full set's around $140,
gotta do a lot of 5th grade cyo games for that! :-) BTW, I
have the Fawlty Towers set, sadly they didn't make too many but they are great.

You could look at the 5th grade games as sort of a warm-up act for the Python stuff.

"An arguement is a proposed hypothesis based on factual information. It isn't just the reflexive gainsaying of whatever the other person says..."

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"Yes it is?"

[rainmaker]

"You could have the Spam, eggs, Spam and bacon. That's got less spam than the Spam, bacon, Spam, sausage and Spam."

"Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition. Our main weapon is fear. Fear and surprise and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope. Among our weapons are fear, surprise, and almost fanatical devotion to the Pope and a particularly annoying unwillingness to consider any other position!!"

[Mark Dexter]

BRING OUT YER DEAD!