Re: who's on first?

Posted by Bill R on September 11, 1999 at 13:45:09:

In Reply to: Re: who's on first? posted by MMMMarcia on September 11, 1999 at 13:21:43:

MMMMMMarcia,

All that being so, I still liked the part about the Bluebirdasaurus. hehehe

As to the rest - it never amazes me how you are able to threaten, insult and cause laughter all at the same time. Must be a gift.
I truly cannot keep up with the likes of you and Doc M.

Well, if war it is to be, then I shall have to go out and recruit some Trolls, Dwarfs, Goblins and Poohkas. A banshee or two wouldn't hurt either.

Billy G.

: GnomeDome wrote:
: : And I never understood the sly boots thing. Can you explain that to me Marcia? Thought not. A saying from so far back in the dim past that nobody knows what it means anymore. You probably heard it said as a small child back when Bluebirdasaurus roamed the earth, thought it was cute, and have repeated it since.

: Oh-HO, Gnomeling! You ARE treading dangerous ground now, aren't you? Apparently your Gnome Schooling classes didn't include such lessons in life as, "Never Arouse the Wrath of a Large Woman," eh? Too bad! You are about to find yourself in the midst of a hair-pulling, mud-slinging, rock-throwing, Gnome-bashing war, the likes of which you can't even begin to imagine! It WON'T be pretty, you sawed-off, stubby-armed, bandy-legged little Gnomino!

: Calling me OLD, eh? Insulting my memory and intelligence, eh? Well, for your information and edification, my squat little friend, "Sly Boots" simply means, "clever girl/fellow"...and the reference, if I'm not mistaken, goes back to the old fairy tale of Puss In Boots, and his visit to the queen, and his seven-league magic boots, etc! SOME of us can remember back to our misspent youths, and have actually RETAINED a bit of what we learned in those days!

: Geeeesh!! Must I explain EVERY STEENKING THING to you, Gnomebler? I guess there's gnome rest for the weary to be found in Mohicanland, today!!

: *sigh*
: MMMM

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: MMMMMMarcia,

: All that being so, I still liked the part about the Bluebirdasaurus.  hehehe

: As to the rest - it never amazes me how you are able to threaten, insult and cause laughter all at the same time.  Must be a gift.
: I truly cannot keep up with the likes of you and Doc M.

: Well, if war it is to be, then I shall have to go out and recruit some Trolls, Dwarfs, Goblins and Poohkas.  A banshee or two wouldn't hurt either.

: Billy G. 

: : GnomeDome wrote:
: : : And I never understood the sly boots thing.  Can you explain that to me Marcia?  Thought not.  A saying from so far back in the dim past that nobody knows what it means anymore.  You probably heard it said as a small child back when Bluebirdasaurus roamed the earth, thought it was cute, and have repeated it since.

: : Oh-HO, Gnomeling!  You ARE treading dangerous ground now, aren't you?  Apparently your Gnome Schooling classes didn't include such lessons in life as, "Never Arouse the Wrath of a Large Woman," eh?  Too bad!  You are about to find yourself in the midst of a hair-pulling, mud-slinging, rock-throwing, Gnome-bashing war, the likes of which you can't even begin to imagine! It WON'T be pretty, you sawed-off, stubby-armed, bandy-legged little Gnomino!  

: : Calling me OLD, eh?  Insulting my memory and intelligence, eh? Well, for your information and edification, my squat little friend, "Sly Boots" simply means, "clever girl/fellow"...and the reference, if I'm not mistaken, goes back to the old fairy tale of Puss In Boots, and his visit to the queen, and his seven-league magic boots, etc!  SOME of us can remember back to our misspent youths, and have actually RETAINED a bit of what we learned in those days!  

: : Geeeesh!!  Must I explain EVERY STEENKING THING to you, Gnomebler?  I guess there's gnome rest for the weary to be found in Mohicanland, today!!

: : *sigh*
: : MMMM 


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