Hello Wayne,

>OD>The stuff is called Kool-Aid, you moron. Go and learn your own
>OD>goddamn language.

>LL>You must forgive my American comrade.  He takes his English lessons
>LL>from George W. Bush.

>OD>Really? I was under impression that Mr. Chirnside is more of
>OD>a "lbrul whiner" persuasion.

>LL>Do not let that "lbrul whiner" fool you.
>LL>Wayne is in reality a neo-conservative in disguise.
>LL>And one of George W. Bush's biggest fans.
>LL>Trust me.
>LL>I know.

>LL>Just like The Others in "Lost", Wayne is very smart.
>LL>And clever.  And cunning.  And very EVIL.  In fact, some
>LL>say that Wayne is HIM.  The persona of EVIL itself...

WC>Damn Lee, Da secret's out.

Somebody had to tell.  :)

WC>I'm a very very Faustian sort of a guy.

And what a deal, costing only a pound of flesh...

WC>Who talks sorta weird for a biker.
WC>Pisses them off it does.

Membership in The Frat Boys On Drugs Club does have its privileges...

WC>Better to be pissed off than to be pissed on.

You damn right!  Nobody pisses on The Decider, who has since
morphed into The Decision Maker!  OFF WITH YOUR HEAD!

WC>Where's the Best pot?
WC>Timmie just refuses to tell me.

Timmie has his own private stash.  But somebody forgot to tell poor
Timmie that hemp is not quite the same thing as The Real Stuff.

WC>Do wop, do wop.
WC>I'm kukoo for cocao puffs.

Too crunchy.  Better to coat your gal with chocolate whipped cream...

WC>Puff the magic dragon he lived by the see.
WC>Everybody join in and sing it with me!!!

Back in the late 1970s or early 1980s (forgot exactly which year)
a flame war was ignited in the New York Times letters to the editor
section when some folks suggested that Puff the Magic Dragon was a
song about American soldiers using dope in the Vietnam War.  The
singers Peter, Paul and Mary took issue with that and wrote their
own letters saying it was a children's song based on the legends
of King Arthur.  And since they had written the song, they should
know.

However, the song really was about American soldiers using dope
in the Vietnam War, as the words suggest.  To prove it, each word
is referenced in a slang dictionary, with the proper meaning.

More on this topic in a separate post.

WC>The lady at the beer store counted my change fior me and I thought that was
WC>sweet foir the stroke.
WC>I did get a little lost on the way home a block away but now I'm found.

Amazing grace...

WC>Jesus was peurto Rican wasn't he??

Jesus was a mama's boy...

WC>Mexican pronouciashun right?

Actually, Jesus was a Nu.  A Japanese dude with a beard.

WC>Hows the spill chicken?

Don't know.  Katrina drowned The Chicken Man.

WC>Linux is too tuff for me but how in the world do you turn of Windows
WC>screen saver and why is it neccessary to do a safe
WC>shutdown when you can just pull the plug onm the Linux journaled file
WC>system.

For those who use Windows XP, press Windows Logo + L.

WC>I amm of course the one.
WC>The only
WC>Dark lord B - L zeebub

Also nice to press Shift key 5 times.

WC>With cheese and fries

Don't you love sticky keys?
F2 to remove.
Nope.
That's not it.

Must be holding down right Shift key 8 seconds.
Nope.
That's not it either.

Shift + Delete.  A lovely combination.



Oops.

--Lee


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