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|    Barbara's Cat to Amanda Reid    |
|    Re: Twitching Goober by Duckery-Cornily     |
|    21 Jun 08 14:29:41    |
      d11e4cb1       XPost: alt.arts.poetry.comments, alt.poetry, rec.arts.poems       XPost: rec.music.makers.songwriting       From: cat@XSPAMscientist.com              Amanda Reid wrote:              > Barbara's Cat wrote:       >       > > Meat Plow said:       > >       > > > Goober Duck Will "Truth is My Nemesis" Dockery quacked:       > > >       > > > > Meat Plow wrote:       > > > >       > > > > > Goober Duck Will "Moronic Spammer" Dockery quacked:       > > > > >       > > > > > > Twilight Girl       > >       > >       > > [ unreadable crap snipped ]       > >       > >       > > > > > What a mess.       > > > >       > > > >       > > > > Well, thanks for taking the time to read and comment, Meat.       > > >       > > >       > > > I couldn't read it, that was the comment.       >       >       > That's okay, he couldn't write it.       > My nephew's two-year-old waddles up (hm...) with these "comments,"       > like "Gobby, gobby, gook, gook," and "Verbal garble normal now," and       > we pat her on the head and call her a good little girl.       > Dockery merely insists that rap exists for the same purpose.       > Something to do with the fact that the very young and the very       > senile sound the same.       >       > Hey -- we could do a soap, "The Young and the Senile."       > Dockery would LUUUve it, as he could star in both roles and he       > wouldn't even hafta learn any lines.       >       >       > > That's OK, he couldn't read your comment either.       > > Reading the truth is way too painful for Goober.       >       >       > Re the new thread title:       > Not that I disagree, but there's a point of poetic useage involved.       >       > In what way is "Twitching Goober" a refinement of identification or       > description?       > Isn't it actually redundant?                     I see your point, Mr Hammes, and now that I think about it,       I've never known a goober that didn't twitch.              Dammit! "Gobber" was a much-too-much-in-a-hurry misspell.       To Goober, I do apologize for that and have corrected it.              --       Cm~              If it posts like a duck       and quacks like a duck,       it must be a duck.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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