Posted by Rich on February 02, 2002 at 15:42:27:
In Reply to: Urgent Message to Lady Ann posted by Doc M on February 02, 2002 at 09:39:30:
: My dear sister-in-weirdness Lady Ann:
: Please be advised that Doc M's good name has been HIJACKED by
: some nameless freak-o purporting to be my messenger service!!!
: It is well-known that all Doc M's messengers, while strapping
: specimens of Huron manhood, are sadly ignorant in the ways
: of cyberspace. The last keyboard they got ahold of -- from the
: belongings of a late Seattle-based trader -- they roasted over
: a slow fire. While I often feel that is the best solution to
: many computer problems -- as well as the laughingly-named "technical
: service technicians" -- the resulting stench made them quite
: leery of approaching the "magic clickity box that Mistress yells
: bad words at."
: All that being said, I certainly blush at your pretty compliments
: as to my, er, piano-tuning skills. In fact, many of my customers
: achieve, shall we say, "high c" without effort after certain
: of my patented adjustments are made. I will be happy to lend my
: expertise is any way you think improper.
: Hmmm -- feedback sounds interesting. It's not in any way
: related to *ugh* souse meat or head cheese, is it? *shudder*
: Now there's nothing better than parboiled young spring
: hunchback, in my opinion -- I've had it many a time with
: fava beans and a nice chianti. *snort! snort!*
: The Alice Jump should be about 15 feet I would say -- with
: a few broken bottles strewn about the base just to make things
: interesting. The fried egg look can easily be achived if
: contestants are plied with a few dippers of Bumppo's Best
: Corn Squeezin's beforehand.
: I will be happy to lend some of my more scholarly monographs
: to interested parties for the occasion. "Age and Treachery
: Will Always Overcome Youth and Skill" is my favorite, along
: with "Take My Heart, Please! A Treatise Exploring Comedic
: Traditions Among the Huron Nation," and "Captive Barbecue:
: Betty Croaker's Recipies From Many Lands."
: Huggies to you, dear Lady.
: Doc M
Well, I ain't Lady Ann, but I just had to say, Doc, you might be a wee bit looney, but you really are quite intelligent. Pretty amazing ...
Reminds me, a bit, of the gone, but not forgotten, TGATL!