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Old June 7th 05, 10:18 PM
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thanks all for helping, even though some of then are a little strange =
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Old June 7th 05, 10:25 PM
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"k-girl15" wrote in news:1118179099.611767.265310
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thanks all for helping, even though some of then are a little strange =
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Blows raspberry at OM; winks at Pat.

--Damon

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Old June 7th 05, 11:00 PM
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k-girl15 wrote:

thanks all for helping, even though some of then are a little strange =
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K-girl15



Oh come on- that Fetal Frat in the lunchbox was a great idea!
Yeesh, the younger generation...no imagination, that's their problem....
:-)

Pat
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Old June 7th 05, 11:19 PM
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Damon Hill wrote:


Blows raspberry at OM; winks at Pat.





When I put her in charge of the Imperial Terror Forces after my rise to
Galactic Emperorship, you'll find that she winks at people just before
she opens fire on them. She'll be able to wink an entire solar system
out of existence as the Supreme Commander of the Omega Death Ship
squadrons.
But she must first begin to learn her space warfare skills- so it's off
to NASA's J-track 3D with her so that she can learn how to operate a
planetary targeting system. Don't think of them as Earth satellites
girl- think of them as a target-rich environment:
http://science.nasa.gov/Realtime/jtr.../JTrack3d.html

Pat
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Old June 7th 05, 11:24 PM
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thanks all for the help, It was fun,
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Old June 8th 05, 12:13 AM
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Pat Flannery wrote:


Oh come on- that Fetal Frat in the lunchbox was a great idea!
Yeesh, the younger generation...no imagination, that's their
problem.... :-)



Fetal Frig that is; the "Frat" is of course a combination of a frog and
a rat. She'll find out all about Frats in college, she will also find
out that being partially amphibian, the Frats must drink a lot to stay
moist; and the more they drink, the more their rat-like aspects will
become obvious. :-)

Pat
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Old June 8th 05, 12:52 AM
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WOW that sounds weird just think if people did that to = (
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Old June 8th 05, 12:52 AM
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WOW that sounds weird just think if people did that to = (
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Old June 8th 05, 01:09 AM
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"Pat Flannery" wrote in message
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Fetal Frig that is; the "Frat" is of course a combination of a frog and
a rat.


WHich doesn't stop them from having their own houses, and needing the
University police to cart them back to their dorms so they don't pass out on
the road between the bars and the university. Frat boys becoming splat boys
tends to make the alumni association cross.


 




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