(Last lifesign: 25 Jan. 21:34, from: 209.141.24.159 , Current time: 25 Jan. 21:34)
But... I like "stone" as a unit, folks. FS, pray tell... What is "palt"? I can't keep typing in martians.....
Uh oh......... I are out of smokes.....
JRO >> I like it too, the numbers are smaller... :D:D:D:D
1 pound = 0.4536 kilogrammes (kg) 1 stone = 6.350 kilogrammes
I can't stay much longer.... without smoke, I will soon whither and die......
JRO >> "Palt" is slimy stuff made of potatoes. FS claims they're good, but the only time I tasted one, well, it tasted just as slimy as it looks... :-P
Thanks FS! Thats great! I think that makes me 'bout..... 13.57 -.58 stone....
... via the backdoor but I just can't figure it out....
Slimy potatoes, Dear?.... What was done to them? You mean like mashed potatoes?
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JRO >> Like mashed potatoes that was rolled into balls (size about the same as tennis balls). There's some pork in the middle, but it's hardly visible inside all that slimy potato stuff... :-P
VK >> You have never eaten real palt.
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JRO >> You too have bad weather with lots and lots and lots of snow everywhere??? :-(
VK >> The difference between real palt and Kvantumpalt is larger than the difference between a Billy's and a pizzeria pizza.
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(_)(_)FS >> That "palt" was about as tasty as Kvantum-halvmeter-pizza! :-P
JRO; Is there lots of snow where you are? We have had a tremendous amount and it started snowing again today. (Who's Elizabeth? and is she in the chatroom?)
JRO >> She does read people's minds a lot... :D
Actually, Veronica, no. My weather is now quite moderate. It are about 58 degress F outside, currently. I only make fun at Elizabeth, who lives near the North Pole.
JRO >> I'm the one who lives near the North Pole!!! :-P
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" \ ha I am??? Since when?Canada or Sweeden; both are next to the North Pole....
VK >> There won't be any more half-a-metre-pizzas if there are no more poelse, pea soup or fish balls... :-P
Do both you girls have to fight with polar bears
and ride in slieghs with reindeer to go to the grocery?llizard >> Since 1996... (possibly longer...) =)
JRO; I hardly think that living on Lake Ontario (just north of Buffalo) is being next to the North Pole!
I do not care much for pizza, my own self...... Which of you girls has defeated, single-handedly, the most polar bears?
FS >> You never even tried the pea soup! (and polsa and fish balls are nice!!!) :D:D:D:D JRO >> No, all the bears here are of the brown type. No polar bears.
Well, if you are not at the North Pole, Elizabeth, then how come it is snowing outside?
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^>>>VK; >>> ha >>>^^^^%--- ha >>> " \ ha I am??? Since when? >> >>llizard >> Since 1996... (possibly longer...) =) >> >VK; ??? What's since 1996? Hmmm.... :P
VK >> :-6 (Remember my warning)
JRO >> That would be llizard, she's older than me. :D
FS >> You liked the bruna bonor... why not the artsoppa? =)
VK; What would be llizard? I'm very confused.
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VK >> I have tasted pea soup before...
llizard would be Ellizabet! (and you're not confused at all!) :D:D:D:D
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How about the agricola metalica, Veronica? Or the apocrypha? Or the grimorie grimorium?
I have no cigarettes.....
I have looked, and cannot find any pipe tobacco....
There are no cigars.......
This cannot last.......VK; No, no, I'm not Elizabeth.
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a pseudonym. My parents would be very upset to hear it.VK >> It's pig food.
Ladies and FS, I fear it is time for me to depart. I must hasten to the local tobacconist. Perhaps I can return later.
FS; Pea soup is PIG FOOD?? What a waste of good soup on pigs.
Dear Elizabeth. I do not think Elizabeth is a psuedonym; I think lizard is..... Now, I really must be off. I shall return later, if possible....
llizard >> Poor pigs, I'd say.
JRO; You are sadly mistaken. It must be the grey cells disappearing because of nicotine poisoning.
JRO >> ?? llizard >> :D:D:D:D FS >> It's nice food! Especially with pancakes! :) JRO >> Bye! :)
JRO >> Bye!
FS; Maybe the pea soup you get in Sweden is different from the pea soup in Canada.
llizard >> The Swedish kind is very nice! :)
FS; In fact, Canadian pea soup is definitely not for pigs to eat because it has pork in it. I don't think that pigs are cannibalistic, are they?
VK >> PancakeS ?! I can eat just a little bit more than a half pancake. I bet you mean plaettar... :^P
llizard >> That's a very good point! Swedish pea soup also has pork in it! :)
VK; I am in the process of making chili right now. The beans have taken *forever* to cook.
FS >> I mean pannkakor! (and you KNOW all the cook-books agree with me on the terminology of pancakes!!!) :P
VK; You eat pea soup with pancakes? I like pea soup with corn muffins.
VK; And is your peasoup thick? (I'm getting very hungry!)
llizard >> The traditional Thursday dinner consists of one portion of pea soup (or more, if you're hungry), followed by one portion of panncakes. :)
VK; I soaked the beans overnight and they are supposed to be cooked in two hours. So far they've been simmering four hours and still they aren't quite done!
llizard >> I don't know what you'd classify as "thick"... It's _soup_! :D
VK; That sounds delicious. ANd are the pancakes are thin like French pancakes or thick like American flapjacks? (I'm getting ravenous!)
VK >> That just means that the guys writing cookbooks aren't that bright.
llizard >> No, just ordinairy thin pancakes! :)
VK; Some soups are very thin - sort of like water- some are more porridgy.
FS >> I'm right, you're wrong, end of discussion. :)
llizard >> Well, you can't see through it, but it isn't as thick as porrige.
VK >> You can keep whatever name for plaetter you want to in your head as long as you don't say it loud when I'm listening.
llizard >> BTW, you're up early, aren't you?
FS >> What you serve as "pannkaka" is just plain old "ugnspannkaka". :)
[ugns-]pannkaka ^^^^^^^ redundant prefix, both words refer to exactly the same thing.
FS >> They do not! (and, I remind you again, the cook-books agree with ME!) :D
VK >> And it's not old, it's coming directly from the oven.
VK >> F**k the cookbooks!
Jabba woke up screaming, another one of her nightmares.
"Hamsters," she sobbed, "Thousands of them. Combat hamsters,
built like Rambo, like Arnold Schwarzenegger, machine guns and
little ammunition belts on their shoulders, medieval armor and
broadswords, little hamster chests bulging with muscles. AND THEY
WERE COMING FOR ME! It was horrible, just horrible. I clawed
one, bit another, but they kept coming..."
Another one of her hamster nightmares.
I petted her and scratched behind her ears, but it was
wearing on her, you could tell by the bags under her eyes, the
way her paws shook as she poured herself another gin.
"When is it going to end?" she mewed. "It wasn't my fault, I
thought it was a bleach blond mouse, or some kind of
strange mole. I didn't know it was a pet. How could I have known?
Nobody told me! Hamster, mouse, you can barely tell the
difference when they shoot across the floor like that. I
was just going on my instincts, like any self-respecting cat. I
didn't know. Why is god punishing me like this?"
She emptied her glass of gin and reached for the bottle. I
stopped her and took her paw in mine. In my hand, I mean.
"Listen, baby, this stuff isn't going to help things. Its in the
past, kiddo. You got to learn to put it behind you."
She shook her head and looked out the window at the night. I
knew that her fear-wracked mind was filling the streets out
there with revenge-crazed hamsters, the pets of a thousand sweet-
faced, sleeping kids. Bloodthirsty hamsters, armed with daggers
and poisoned tunafish, waiting for their chance at her.
"Get some sleep, baby," I said. I rubbed her scruff, the way
she liked, and she curled up on her side, licked a drop of gin
off a paw, drifted off. Poor kid.
She was something else, that Jabba cat. A Blue and White
British Shorthair, a real classy dame. It was a shame to see a
feline driven to drink like that. But it was out of my hands. I
had taken out a hamster myself once, an accident, sure, but I knew
how the guilt could gnaw at you.
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Paul F. HoffFS >> You just can't stand the idea that you're wrong, can you? :D:D:D
FS; Very amusing. VK; It sounds like it's what I would term a thick soup. (that's good with pea soup.)
VK >> There's my names and there's the wrong names.
FS >> Exactly, only you got the direction wrong: There's My names and there's the wrong names.
[Oh, no! That poor little girl thinks she's me again. She really should visit a doctor...]
llizard >> All the cook-books DO agree with me! :)
VK >> Oh, and there's even more people believing there's a god...
VK and FS; oops. There I go demonstrating that I'm very rotten at multitasking.
VK and FS; All this food talk has made me ravenous. I think I will go and see what I can find in the kitchen....
llizard >> Bye! (You certainly left quickly!)
Crap on Your Hat without apologies to the silly doctor The crap on your hat Dripped into your lap Slap it, oh, slap that Gross crap off your wrap! A fat flying cat With a spigotty tap Wakes you from your nap To crap on your cap. Listen! You hear that? That ?flappity-flap?? ZOOM goes the sky-cat Your hat?s on his map! ZAP goes the sky-cat He sees where you?re at SPLAT goes the cat-pat THERE?S CRAP ON YOUR HAT! -paghat the ratgirl
(Last lifesign: 25 Jan. 22:12, from: 198.111.22.95 ) (Who's out there?)
VK >> I think that was F-t's ip.
the doctor is dead. Theodor Geisel. VK>>I finally found it! http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/pics/temp/no_apples.gif I had looked through that area, but didn't click on no_apples, 'cuz it changed color (linkwise, meaning I had viewed it already) so I skipped it. Well, I finally went back to dejanews and somehow got the link again. and I hadda go, (in Homer Simpson's voice [ever heard him or seen him?]: "DOH!" when I realized I skipped it today in searching. Alles klaar? Unnerstan'?
I had viewed it last week, and it was indicated as such on the computer I use.
[Hmmm.... I tried that clicking "Last modified" trick, and found, at the very bottom: http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/pics/temp/no_apples.gif Just like I predicted...]
so I found a URL I was searching for. So what. Big deal. VK >> Ogden Nash once wrote a favo(u)rite of mine: The One L Lama The one-l lama, He's a priest. The two-l llama, He's a beast. And I will bet A silk pajama There's no such thing As a three-l lllama.
Ft >> You should have showed that one to llizard... :D:D:D
I didn't go to that page and do that, I was somewhere else in the search and didn't take your advice. It was right on. God, I'm humbled by not obeying your suggestion. Miffed, I am. Not a lot.
Ft >> (Just act natural...you're talking directly to VK. Be cool.
Don't blow it. Impress her with your intelligence. DO NOT BLOW IT.)
VK >> How come you can't tell who's on? Are pseudonyms undecipherable
if someone impersonates another? They are friends of yours, mostly, I
presume?
Off-color remark based on what you said:
You should have showed that one to llizard... :D:D:D
llizard: I'll show you mine if you show me yours :)
VK >> What's :D:D:D in emoticon world?
AND DO YOU STILL HAVE YOUR PAGE OF EXTREME WILD LINKS WITH 50 SKULLS?Ft >> :D:D:D:D = :D + :D + :D + :D (I _may_ have that page somewhere on the "junkyard"... (Hmmm...?))
VK >> Is it laughing?
I remember you having some connection to Michigan...a friend
or regular correspondent AND someone else, just a loose connection,
maybe an emailer or poster to NG or something. I'm from Royal Oak,
cool suburb of Detroit.Ft >> Yes, here it is: http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/docs/junkyard/html/old/worst.zip
Ft >> (relax, be normal) VK >> Well, you had it posted for the world and I thought it was fun. I went through only maybe 1 and 1/2 rows of skulls (weren't they skulls?). And admired your gutsiness for having the chutzpah to put those oddball links to weird web stuff (which I look at, or for, also) I mean, why the (Hmmm...?). It's classic. Don't be hiding it (or would there be some backlash). Whatever, lemme see them again and I'd appreciate it. Weirdest: that you-know-what museum that a MAN put up. Sorry no webpage. No SP, actually right now.
names, names. I'm afraid. A bit. You know, out on the web, even though it's right here. If you say no one else is on, I'd talk more. Oh, it's bill. But I do have an idea for you to do on the NG. And it'll come out with something new, even if a little arcane.
Ft >> Well, first they stopped being "rows" of skulls. I added comments to each of those links, and had just one long list down the page. Then I got bored with it and moved it to the junkyard (as you can see above). The "(Hmmm...?)" was as in "Hmmm... am I supposed to recognise this person???" :)
VK >>Your English is just like a native speaker. What's the deal? Other than being a Scandinavian who learns that language pretty well in school. Ever lived elsewhere? Had a roommate from an English- speaking land?
Ft >> No, just the ordinary school English... (plus a couple of riding camps in England...) :)
[I wonder... is FS working, or is he busy checking my old BAD page...? :D:D:D]
VK >> Riding camps... you mean sex trips? 8]
VK >> I'm doing a test that f0n sent me a link to...
VK >> Yeah, those englishmen are real horses... :)
VK >>Well, I gotta admit I can't look a zipped file. If you unzipped it, could you email it to me? Would that work? I'm computer literate but don't have one and use a college terminal. Ft >>(You just blew it. You can't handle a zipped file and you just admitted it. Ah, well, the truth will out.)
Ft >> ok: http://jota.sm.luth.se/~e93-vkn/pics/temp/worst/worst_warning.HTML
VK >> I understand that you have to stick to the official story as your mother can access the chat... >38.It's difficult to get you excited or make you > lose your temper > > YES NO VK >> What should I answer?
Sorry, puter giving me trouble...I need to reboot.. ;)
Vikki >> hi! :) FS >> The correct answer (in your case) is YES! :-P
[Hmmm.... http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/pics/temp/vikkki.gif ]
>HUMANMETRICS > >Your Type is INTJ > >Intraverted Intuitive Thinking Judging > >Quantitative analysis of your type formula > > You are: > > distinctly expressed intravert > distinctly expressed intuitive personality > distinctly expressed thinking personality > weakly expressed judging personality > >INTJ type description by D.Keirsey: > http://Keirsey.com/personality/ntij.html > >INTJ type description by J. Butt and M.M. Heiss: > http://typelogic.com/intj.html VK >> Do I fit the INTJ descriptions?
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FS >> :D:D:D llizard >> Don't worry, I've kept it all! :)
llizard >> The "Ft" character was here before you, and then he disappeared, and then he came back again... :]
llizard >> VK said I shoulda showed you this poem but you had just left at the time. Ogden Nash once wrote a favo(u)rite of mine: The One L Lama The one-l lama, He's a priest. The two-l llama, He's a beast. And I will bet A silk pajama There's no such thing As a three-l lllama.
>INTJ type description by D.Keirsey: > http://Keirsey.com/personality/ntij.html > >INTJ type description by J. Butt and M.M. Heiss: > http://typelogic.com/intj.html llizard >> I did some kind of personality test that said I'm a INTJ person.
llizard >>Ogden Nash further notes in a footnote to the poem: "Author has been notified that a certain conflagration is known as a three-alarmer. Pooh."
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VK >>Sometimes paper money in the States is referred to as: "dead presidents" 'cuz they're pictures are on the bills. If everyone is from elsewhere (Canada, Sweden, etc.) reference is lost on you.
VK >>George W. is on the one, Jefferson is on the $2, Abe Lincoln is on the $5. I bet no one can name a president on the US $10 bill. No one. Or the $100 (old format or new, doesn't matter) In US it's a good question.
*leaving soon*
VK >>What??? I have not seen the movie, but want to, 'cuz it would be inspiring. No, wait a sec. I DID see it. They absolutely crushed the spirit of the teacher and it DID bum me out. I did want to see it and after viewing it, it did make me angry at the ending. You are right.
VK >>But "carpe diem" can never be bad advice. All you got is the here and now.
Aha! I found it.
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FT; I think that the money is easier to identify when it's colour coded. Yours is all that dull green. (also called lettuce in the movies, I think.) FS; See you later! Study hard.
VK; YOu're leaving too?? How can you? You've only been here for a few hours! :^D
VK; Of course, we rarely agree on movies.... :^)
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As I was going to St. Ives,
I met a Man with seven Wives.
Each Wife had seven Sacks,
Each Sack had seven Cats,
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Let me get out my abacus.FT; While I'm calculating, ponder this: THere was a young lady from Crete Who was so exceedingly neat; When she got out of bed She stood on her head To be sure of not soiling her feet.
llizard >> Why'd you post the mirror? Really. I got a hunch, but why?
FT; Which direction was the man with 7 wives going, to St. Ives or from St.Ives?
llizard >> There once was a man from Purdue,
Whose limericks stopped at line two.FT; I posted the mirror
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llizard >>It says. In the poem, doesn't it?
VK; Send the person to that oh so excellent translation page. :^D
FT; Not exactly. I mean one could overtake people going the same direction on the road and decide to travel with them because it seems more friendly.
VK, llizard, f-t >> Bye! *gone*
llizard >>While I'm awaiting you answer, here's the follow-up to
There once was a man from Purdue,
Whose limericks ended at line two.
and it goes:
There once was a man from Verdun.
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FT; Look at the poem again.
As I was going to St. Ives,
I met a Man with seven Wives.
Each Wife had seven Sacks,
Each Sack had seven Cats,
Each Cat had seven kits.
Kits, Cats, Sacks, and Wives,
How many were going to St. Ives?
The person going to St. Ives would certainly be travelling faster by
himself than the Man with all those heavily laden wives. Then, being
friendly, might try to help those poor ladies....FT; Yes, those two odd lined Limericks are good....
FS >> I have a job for you! (she's walking over there right now...) :)
llizard >> I thought you posted the mirror to give the real, actual answer itself, which would have been apropos and correct! If you didn't pass anybody (cute and reality-based supposition), then...? I.e. you held up a mirror to me (your mirror based thingy was not postedto anyone in particular!) to look at and it contains the actual answer and person who's going there! Understand? Just great!
FT; I just looked at the Rackham to see if he had any feeling about which direction all these folk were going. http://arts.uwaterloo.ca/ENGL/courses/engl208c/rackham7.jpg You have to love Rackham's illustrations! (I hope you have now understood that I know what the answer is supposed to be....)
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