Spam Of The Day
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I could not have said it better myself.
Fun | Mr. Bingley | 
March 31, 2011 8:35 am
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Geez. Alan Ginzburg’s still alive?
Or James Joyce. The guy moonlights as Obama’s foreign policy go to person.
You gotta admit there’s nothing there with which any sane person can disagree.
That’s a rational conclusion, Rob.
Joyce may be obscure, and a puzzle to read… but he’s not a spewer of gibberish. This is even below the standard of a autophrasing program. It’s like it was run through Google translate six times.
Sorry, just an ineffective play on “stream of CONSCIOUSNESS”.
If you run that through Google translate seven times you get “Original Six rocks”.:)
Oh come on you guys. Each and every one of you has, at one time, got so drunk that, one, you sounded exactly like that, and, two, you actually understood what that person was saying.
Maybe this is Robert Gibbs new gig?
Obviously **sniff** David has NO idea who he’s talking to…or ABOUT.
Well, schmaybe Jeff.
But the rest of us?
NEH-VAH.
Here’s the scary part. In downtown Seattle, near Pioneer Square, there are certain gentlemen, known as “urban outdoorsmen” I believe, who barrel down the sidewalk having a running monologue that sounds very similar to that spam.
Oddly enough, Jeff’s FROM Washington State…
Yeah but in TRJ’s section of Washington “urban outdoorsmen” have been supplanted by giant earthworms ahh,er, worming their way into your consciousness.
That’s why I keep a shotgun by the door, Yojimbo. Them worms is mean ‘uns!
Why, some dogs went missing last week, a couple blocks over, and the worm sign was clear as could be!
Actually, Sis, I *LIVE* in Washington State, but I am *FROM* Oregon, whence I was born.
;-p
Right. Like the words “Borg” and “assimilation” weren’t invented for a reason.
We’ve met, remember?
Or schmaybe…you don’t. 8^O
I could swear I’ve heard that before at a poetry slam waaaaay back in 1993.
Sis, I *do* remember that lovely visit to you, Major Dad, and the Canines. The hospitality, the food, the company, the dogs, the sites……
But “Borg” is of Nordic origin, and generally means “castle”. As a retired Army engineer, that’s appropriate, and hardly insulting.
But “assimilation”? Please. I’m the most unassimilated person there is. I *live* for non-conformity.
😀