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|  Theconiel | 
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            I had a dream a few nights ago. Some new townhouses were being built, but they weren't selling, despite their spectacular mountain views. In the dream, I thought that perhaps they weren't selling because of the builder's name: The Fiasco Brothers Construction Company.
I wonder how and why my subconscious came up with that. Anyway, it was good for a laugh.

| Pillbug Toenibbler | 
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            Time in a Bottle always sounds to me like it was written by a teary drunken serial killer who is too old to hunt anymore.
{plonks colander of conspiracy piercing +5 on noggin, turns dials up to 11} Yes... yes... the veil is lifted:
Coincidentally, Ted Cruz's dad used to sing "Time in a Bottle" to his son at bedtime to help him get to sleep.

| Cecil Gershwin Palmer | 
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            She never said they were human. Just that he had a parent.
Why, for all we know, they could have been some otherworldly amoeba-like life form that reproduces asexually by division. Or a large collective of the tiny warriors from the miniature Underground City beneath the Desert Flower Bowling Alley and Arcade Fun Complex.

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            Vanykrye wrote:I know.lisamarlene wrote:Time in a Bottle always sounds to me like it was written by a teary drunken serial killer who is too old to hunt anymore.I can never listen to this song the same way again. I love you.

| DungeonmasterCal | 
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            Coincidentally, Ted Cruz's dad used to sing "Time in a Bottle" to his son at bedtime to help him get to sleep.
When my son was little I did, too. I didn't know the words to any lullabies at all, so I sang him songs by Jim Croce, Grand Funk Railroad, The Eagles, Three Dog Night, Credence Clearwater Revival, and so on.

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            I learned today that Worcestershire sauce is labeled as 'Salsa Inglesa" for Spanish language packaging.
I want to add a bubble to the label that reads something like, "Made with 100% English people!"
Ah, like Tim Tams are made from Australians.
"Just give it to me straight, like a pear cider Worcestershire sauce that's made from 100% pear Englishfolk."

| lisamarlene | 
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            Ibrahim al-Aziz-Zaman Faysal wrote:I'm sure I can find you a focus group for testing such a variant. It will have to be organically sourced, of course. Only the finest harvest of Englishmen will do.You're out of luck, in that case. Englishfolk are silicon-based life forms.
Like the Horta?

| Tim Tam the Horse | 
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            lisamarlene wrote:I learned today that Worcestershire sauce is labeled as 'Salsa Inglesa" for Spanish language packaging.
I want to add a bubble to the label that reads something like, "Made with 100% English people!"
Ah, like Tim Tams are made from Australians.
"Just give it to me straight, like a
pear ciderWorcestershire sauce that's made from 100%pearEnglishfolk."
Neighs triumphantly as he rears up, heroically inspiring three new biscuit variations while sending thousands of Australians to an early grave.

| Limeylongears | 
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            Limeylongears wrote:Like the Horta?Ibrahim al-Aziz-Zaman Faysal wrote:I'm sure I can find you a focus group for testing such a variant. It will have to be organically sourced, of course. Only the finest harvest of Englishmen will do.You're out of luck, in that case. Englishfolk are silicon-based life forms.
I thought that was a traditional Jewish dance...

| lisamarlene | 
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            lisamarlene wrote:I thought that was a traditional Jewish dance...Limeylongears wrote:Like the Horta?Ibrahim al-Aziz-Zaman Faysal wrote:I'm sure I can find you a focus group for testing such a variant. It will have to be organically sourced, of course. Only the finest harvest of Englishmen will do.You're out of luck, in that case. Englishfolk are silicon-based life forms.
I have a near-encyclopedic recall of TOS monsters and aliens.

| quibblemuch | 
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            lisamarlene wrote:I thought that was a traditional Jewish dance...Limeylongears wrote:Like the Horta?Ibrahim al-Aziz-Zaman Faysal wrote:I'm sure I can find you a focus group for testing such a variant. It will have to be organically sourced, of course. Only the finest harvest of Englishmen will do.You're out of luck, in that case. Englishfolk are silicon-based life forms.
You're thinking of haiku.

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            Limeylongears wrote:You're thinking of haiku.lisamarlene wrote:I thought that was a traditional Jewish dance...Limeylongears wrote:Like the Horta?Ibrahim al-Aziz-Zaman Faysal wrote:I'm sure I can find you a focus group for testing such a variant. It will have to be organically sourced, of course. Only the finest harvest of Englishmen will do.You're out of luck, in that case. Englishfolk are silicon-based life forms.
No, that's the three-line Japanese traditional poetry.
You're wanting hatra.

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            quibblemuch wrote:Limeylongears wrote:You're thinking of haiku.lisamarlene wrote:I thought that was a traditional Jewish dance...Limeylongears wrote:Like the Horta?Ibrahim al-Aziz-Zaman Faysal wrote:I'm sure I can find you a focus group for testing such a variant. It will have to be organically sourced, of course. Only the finest harvest of Englishmen will do.You're out of luck, in that case. Englishfolk are silicon-based life forms.No, that's the three-line Japanese traditional poetry.
You're wanting hatra.
The traditional Maori dance/challenge?

| Limeylongears | 
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            quibblemuch wrote:Limeylongears wrote:You're thinking of haiku.lisamarlene wrote:I thought that was a traditional Jewish dance...Limeylongears wrote:Like the Horta?Ibrahim al-Aziz-Zaman Faysal wrote:I'm sure I can find you a focus group for testing such a variant. It will have to be organically sourced, of course. Only the finest harvest of Englishmen will do.You're out of luck, in that case. Englishfolk are silicon-based life forms.No, that's the three-line Japanese traditional poetry.
You're wanting hatra.
That's the villain in 'Thundercats'

| quibblemuch | 
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            Lamiabrarian wrote:That's the villain in 'Thundercats'quibblemuch wrote:Limeylongears wrote:You're thinking of haiku.lisamarlene wrote:I thought that was a traditional Jewish dance...Limeylongears wrote:Like the Horta?Ibrahim al-Aziz-Zaman Faysal wrote:I'm sure I can find you a focus group for testing such a variant. It will have to be organically sourced, of course. Only the finest harvest of Englishmen will do.You're out of luck, in that case. Englishfolk are silicon-based life forms.No, that's the three-line Japanese traditional poetry.
You're wanting hatra.
I'm pretty sure you're thinking of Haggis.

| Tatya Dyalov | 
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            Limeylongears wrote:I'm pretty sure you're thinking of Haggis.Lamiabrarian wrote:That's the villain in 'Thundercats'quibblemuch wrote:Limeylongears wrote:You're thinking of haiku.lisamarlene wrote:I thought that was a traditional Jewish dance...Limeylongears wrote:Like the Horta?Ibrahim al-Aziz-Zaman Faysal wrote:I'm sure I can find you a focus group for testing such a variant. It will have to be organically sourced, of course. Only the finest harvest of Englishmen will do.You're out of luck, in that case. Englishfolk are silicon-based life forms.No, that's the three-line Japanese traditional poetry.
You're wanting hatra.
No, that's the infamous Scottish dish.
I'm fairly certain you want hogada.

| quibblemuch | 
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            quibblemuch wrote:Limeylongears wrote:I'm pretty sure you're thinking of Haggis.Lamiabrarian wrote:That's the villain in 'Thundercats'quibblemuch wrote:Limeylongears wrote:You're thinking of haiku.lisamarlene wrote:I thought that was a traditional Jewish dance...Limeylongears wrote:Like the Horta?Ibrahim al-Aziz-Zaman Faysal wrote:I'm sure I can find you a focus group for testing such a variant. It will have to be organically sourced, of course. Only the finest harvest of Englishmen will do.You're out of luck, in that case. Englishfolk are silicon-based life forms.No, that's the three-line Japanese traditional poetry.
You're wanting hatra.
No, that's the infamous Scottish dish.
I'm fairly certain you want hogada.
The wizard school? How is THAT relevant?

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            My daughter talked me into watching Avatar: The Last Airbender (the anime,not the movie). I'll say one thing for the Fire Kingdom: they've totally got the steampunk thing nailed.
Just wait until you get to the Earth Kingdom.
And the Water Tribe has a sort of Atlantisean Icepunk thing going as well.

| lisamarlene | 
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            (As our daughter runs down a list of cookie recipes in the cookbook her grandparents gave her for her birthday...)
WW: "You know, Hermione, just because the book has the recipe doesn't mean it's a good idea to use it."
Me: "Yeah... I mean, the Anarchist's Cookbook has a recipe for napalm."
Hermione (ignoring us): "...here's one for zucchini bread..."
Me: "Nevermind. That's why we need napalm."
 
	
 
     
     
     
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
  
	
 