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"Travis Newbury" <> wrote in message
news:.. .
> Hey, I can not believe this is the first one of these. Everyone have a
> happy day today no matter if you celebrate thanksgiving or not.
> Everyone can be happy about something.
> --
> -=*Tn*=-

Happy Thanksgiving to you all!

rf wrote:

> Bah, humbug.

No, that's Christmas.

While sitting in a puddle Jan Faerber scribbled in the mud:

>
> @she puts me down

Lucky you.

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Real friends help you move bodies.

In article <opsh1lz5s1x5vgts@zoete_b>, says...
> On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 22:48:01 GMT, PW <> wrote:
>
> >
> > "Travis Newbury" <> wrote in message
> > news:.. .
> >> Hey, I can not believe this is the first one of these. Everyone have a
> >> happy day today no matter if you celebrate thanksgiving or not.
> >> Everyone can be happy about something.
> > Thanks mate, same to you !
> > Have a good one.
> If every near sighted, narrow minded minority culture would celebrate
> their off topic holidays in here, there would be no room left for the
> topics where alt.html is intended for.
> So, yes, have a nice day, but go do that somewhere else. At least put a
> clear [OT] in your subjectline as you are going to ignore the previous
> anyway.

Oh poo-poo on you.
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-=*Tn*=-

Previously in alt.html, Travis Newbury <> said:

> Everyone have a
> happy day today no matter if you celebrate thanksgiving or not.

Thanksgiving? Wha? Who? Huh?

Whatever. I'm going back to sleep.

> Everyone can be happy about something.

I...feel...happy!

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Mark Parnell
http://www.clarkecomputers.com.au
"Never drink rum&coke whilst reading usenet" - rf 2004

Jan Faerber wrote:

> ALT => Alternative (USENET newsgroup prefix)

The alt hierarchy is, contrary to popular belief, not:

1. for the discussion of "alternative" subjects (counter-culture,
alternative medicine, etc); nor

2. for "alternative" discussion of normal subjects (rapping about
knitware, beat poetry about car maintainance, etc).

It was created as a place to operate an alternative system of Usenet
management. The original "big 8" hierarchies[1] have very long and
involved procedures for creating new groups and dissolving old ones, so
alt was created to allow a more laissez-faire process.

____
[1] comp, sci, misc, news, rec, soc, talk and humanities

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Duende wrote:

> While sitting in a puddle Jan Faerber scribbled in the mud:
>
>>
>> @she puts me down
>
> Lucky you.

Come on Duende!



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Jan

http://html.janfaerber.com

While sitting in a puddle Jan Faerber scribbled in the mud:

> Duende wrote:
>
>> While sitting in a puddle Jan Faerber scribbled in the mud:
>>
>>>
>>> @she puts me down
>>
>> Lucky you.
>
> Come on Duende!
>
>
>
Yah, my lucke day.


--
Duende (irregular)
Friends help you move.
Real friends help you move bodies.

Toby Inkster wrote:

> Jan Faerber wrote:
>
>> ALT => Alternative (USENET newsgroup prefix)
>
> The alt hierarchy is, contrary to popular belief, not:
>
> 1. for the discussion of "alternative" subjects (counter-culture,
> alternative medicine, etc); nor
>
> 2. for "alternative" discussion of normal subjects (rapping about
> knitware, beat poetry about car maintainance, etc).
>
> It was created as a place to operate an alternative system of Usenet
> management. The original "big 8" hierarchies[1] have very long and
> involved procedures for creating new groups and dissolving old ones, so
> alt was created to allow a more laissez-faire process.
>
> ____
> [1] comp, sci, misc, news, rec, soc, talk and humanities
>

(o: The popular belief is shadowing the laissez-faire process.



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Jan

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Duende wrote:

>>>> @she puts me down
>>>
>>> Lucky you.
>>
>> Come on Duende!
>>
> Yah, my lucke day.
>
http://www.adulthoodwonderful.com/ge...o_get_laid.htm




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Jan

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