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20 most recent comments by -=Dark_Angel=-, P.I. (2401-2420) and replies

Re: a comment on I Had A Little Nut Tree by Yardbird 11-Jan-03/6:30 AM
Guys, guys! Look at us! Squabbling! Bickering! Like children! What's happening to us? We never used to be like this!
Re: a comment on Car Crashes by poemwanker 11-Jan-03/6:07 AM
Bumwagon.
Re: Car Crashes by poemwanker 11-Jan-03/6:00 AM
Fuckface
Re: The Sadistic Mirth by Freethinker1602 10-Jan-03/1:58 PM
A good try!
Re: a comment on Epistemology (2nd draft) by Ranger 10-Jan-03/1:54 PM
I'm afraid you don't get it, hatters hare. Consider the following sentence:

"The parson's nose the pirate procured ate some honey."

Clearly, it is grammatically correct. Another way of putting it would be "The parson's nose, that was procured by the pirate, ate some honey".

Now consider

"The shoehorn the parson's nose the pirate procured lubricated glistened."

Another way of putting this would be "The shoehorn (that was lubricated by the parson's nose (which the pirate procured)) glistened."

So, a pirate procured a parson's nose, which in turn lubricated an shoehorn, which in turn glistened. Do you see?
Re: a comment on Epistemology (2nd draft) by Ranger 10-Jan-03/7:09 AM
It is far too late for Humble Apologies, old horse!

The Ranger the Riddle the Wise Man enweaved dumbfounded shall be slain.
Re: a comment on Epistemology (2nd draft) by Ranger 10-Jan-03/4:59 AM
Moreover, it is not only grammatically correct, it is factually correct.

And I was that shoehorn.
Re: a comment on Epistemology (2nd draft) by Ranger 10-Jan-03/4:56 AM
Then I would urge you to consider the following: What if there were a pirate who procured a parson's nose? That would be the parson's nose the pirate procured. And what if the pirate caused the parson's nose to lubricate a shoehorn? That shoehorn would be the shoehorn the parson's nose the pirate procured lubricated. And then if the shoehorn were to glisten after being belubricated with the Shoe-horne, one might say that the shoehorn the parson's nose the pirate procured lubricated glistened.

Checkmate, I believe.
Re: Epistemology (2nd draft) by Ranger 9-Jan-03/2:15 PM
So you do philosophy gAy-Level. What do you want? A medal? You shall have no such medal! Unless you can answer me this...

What is the meaning of the following sentence:

The shoehorn the parson's nose the pirate procured lubricated glistened. (3 marks)

(NB The sentence is grammatically correct)
Re: The Case Begins.... by Emotionz 9-Jan-03/12:19 PM
This bears a striking resemblance to an event that occurred at Luncheon to-day. Dr. Marlowe, H. Fortesque and myself were enjoying a fine gammon steak on the lawn when I felt a troubling sensation in my breeches. To cut a long story short, Dr. Marlowe had to be put down, and I was found guilty of fraud in the First Degree.
Re: a comment on ??????? by Emotionz 9-Jan-03/12:16 PM
hahahaha

stabbed in the wound.
Re: a comment on my life by sir_heff 9-Jan-03/12:13 PM
I DO NOT LIKE IT.
Re: To Dark Angel by zagerXizer 9-Jan-03/12:10 PM
To Fool Or Knave:

Thy praise or dispraise is to me alike;
One doth not stroke me, nor the other strike.
Re: Bliss Eternal by Freethinker1602 8-Jan-03/4:09 PM
What are you doing to me!? I feel tired and weak.... You're draining my Life Force, aren't you!? Curse you, Psi~Vamp!
Re: a comment on me, Deep-as-a-puddle and the elusive connection by lunar 8-Jan-03/3:44 PM
Ahh wrong! GUTTED TO THE MAX!
Re: a comment on me, Deep-as-a-puddle and the elusive connection by lunar 8-Jan-03/2:02 PM
And just what country do you think I'm in, Lark?
Re: a comment on Found Lost by Carvaceous 8-Jan-03/8:20 AM
You, woman, are a disgrace to this family, to this Towne, and to the King. I shall be speaking with Doctor about your wild ideas. I fear you have contracted Woman's Hysteria.
Re: a comment on Found Lost by Carvaceous 8-Jan-03/8:14 AM
I will not stand for that contemptuous form of address any longer. Kindly address me as "-=Dark_Angel=-", or, failing that, "Captain Excellent".
Re: a comment on Found Lost by Carvaceous 8-Jan-03/8:06 AM
Nirvana smell. I only said it because it rhymed. (_(_);;;;;;;;D
Re: a comment on Found Lost by Carvaceous 8-Jan-03/7:14 AM
You don't deny it, I see. Hey man I'm not sad! I have a busy social life and spend loads of time "hanging out" with friends and being really cool.


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