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Old May 17th 06, 05:48 PM posted to rec.bicycles.racing
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Donald Munro wrote:

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Whats the going rate for a junior congressman ? Do bulk buyers like
Haliburton get a large discount ? Are they edible ?


They're not edible, but they make great pets.

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Bill Asher
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Old May 17th 06, 05:57 PM posted to rec.bicycles.racing
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Kurgan Gringioni wrote:


William Asher wrote:

no it's cool. i'm more afraid someone is going to start arguing with
me whether you could have an i.q. above a pineapple and the best
radar money can buy and still run the QEII into a big iceberg.



You know that we have people in this newsgroup who could accomplish
that.


Yeah, but they would be trying to run the ship into an iceberg. The sad
thing is I'm betting most of the time they would miss, even if the iceberg
was in fact Greenland. To paraphrase Pete Rose (although I always thought
the quote was from Berra or Stengel since I remember reading it in Bouton's
book), it's a pointy ship and a small iceberg in a big ocean and you've got
to at least graze the side of it.

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Bill Asher

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Old May 17th 06, 06:16 PM posted to rec.bicycles.racing
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William Asher wrote:

no it's cool. i'm more afraid someone is going to start arguing with me
whether you could have an i.q. above a pineapple and the best radar money
can buy and still run the QEII into a big iceberg.


It's been proven by SCIENCE that you take more
risks if you're wearing a h*lmet. So if the captain
was wearing a h*lmet, yes.

I've seen several pictures of GWB wearing a (bike)
h*lmet. So maybe this explains a lot.

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Old May 17th 06, 07:01 PM posted to rec.bicycles.racing
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On 17 May 2006 09:02:22 -0700, "Kurgan Gringioni"
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What worse could Oliver North could have done?


Run for Congress?

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...
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Old May 17th 06, 08:53 PM posted to rec.bicycles.racing
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Donald Munro wrote:
Donald Munro wrote:

Muslims get reincarnated ? That must be rather disappointing after being
promised all those virgins.



Curtis L. Russell wrote:

They've been reincarnated too. You just have to find yours. No one
said it was going to be easy.



And just where the f*** are you supposed to find 16 virgins never mind 72 ?


At a Department Store called "Where The F***?"
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Old May 17th 06, 10:07 PM posted to rec.bicycles.racing
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h squared wrote:
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Ben
RBR deputy internet stalker (assistant to heather)


were you just reading the nytimes and stumbled across that? that must
have been a little freaky to say the least! or were you secretly and
obsessively googling bill's posts and so learned about it that way? you
can only be my assistant in stalking if it was the latter.


Google is useful, but using google only is for
johnny-come-latelies. I do it old-school style;
I just read everything. They took a brain scan of me
when they built the Googlebot. (Like that Star Trek
episode where they gave the computer a personality
by scanning the inventor, but the inventor turns out
to be a nutbar, and Kirk has to save the ship by tricking
the computer into an interminable thread about helmets.)

You laugh now, but when the oil runs out and they
start rationing electricity to two hours a day, you won't
be laughing anymore. It'll be back to this:

http://fury.com/article/2037.php

the pay is one cadbury bar every three weeks.
welcome, er, aboard,
heather


Cool, a raise!

Hmm, I thought you said "welcome abroad."
Must ... refocus ... subconscious ...

Ben


Hey Ben

Sounds like you might be qualified for the greatest job ever suggested.
Robert Heinlein created the "Encyclopedic Synthesist" who's job would
be to stay current with the latest research and suggest, across fields,
things that might be useful and missed by specialists.
He suggsted this somewhere around the 50s, I think, and the knowledge
explosion has made it a lot more difficult, but probably more needed
than ever. I think since he did things like graph projected scientific
and social progress too he knew the difficulties, but it's still got to
be one of the coolest jobs ever suggested.
Bill C

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Old May 18th 06, 05:09 AM posted to rec.bicycles.racing
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Donald Munro wrote:
Jack Hollis wrote:

All in all, nothing remarkable ever came of the whole Iran/Contra
affair except to make a national hero out of Oliver North and make the
Congress look bad.



Kurgan Gringioni wrote:

What worse could Oliver North could have done?



Give Clinton a blow job ?


That "to give than to recieve" crap is bull****.
 




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