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Originally posted by Grampy Bobbybetter tell Shakespeare, Bob (Julius Caesar, Richard III, Antony and Cleopatra, Henry IV-VI). and you'd better tell Orwell that satirising the Bolsheviks in Animal Farm is a job for small minds only.
Still True Today
"Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds [b]discuss people" -Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962)
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while you're at it, tell everyone who has ever written a biography.
as usual, you've quoted someone with only a partial understanding of what they were on about.
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Originally posted by Frank Burnsif i was Nobby, i'd say something abysmal like...hmm, let's see...
Please don't. You've wasted enough air and electricity already.
"Appreciate the insightful input to the ongoing process of self-realization and development, Frank. Which would you rather have in one of those tight spots that life throws at us from time to time: air or electricity?"
edit: of course, Nobby would throw in heaps of whitespace.
...like this.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyRetracted in response to unanticipated emotional outcry/public
Still True Today
"Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds [b]discuss people" -Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962)
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demand. Please resume your regularly scheduled programming.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyImportant in all the horizontally-oriented spheres of this life that has been
Retracted in response to unanticipated emotional outcry/public
demand. Please resume your regularly scheduled programming.
given to us, to know when to gracefully engage the reverse gear. Members
in good standing know intuitively the importance of remaining erect.
Bob,
trust the member from Boston still enjoys a cold ale or two with the boys
down at the Blue Oyster Bar.😀
Originally posted by Blackampugh!
part 1.
Nobby was an old guy i knew whose main hobby was exchanging views about important philosophical questions such as how many angels could dance on the head of a pin, and what kind of dances they liked to do. he belonged to a club, for which privilege he paid a membership fee each year. he liked to hang out in the clubrooms, and spent the greater pa ...[text shortened]... atever would he do to fill the endless empty hours of his life?
to be continued...
lacklamp: sing us a new tune.