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Rhonwyyn

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Icon 1 posted August 04, 2006 18:32      Profile for Rhonwyyn   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post   Reply With Quote 
You may have something there. In fract, all of you seem to be pretty much irrational.

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Did you hear about the french priest who tried to reform the prostitutes of Paris by teaching them analytic geometry?

He failed, but he learned a valuable lesson in life: don't try to put Descartes before the whores.

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Druid: That seems to be a well coordinated thought.

Rhonnie: You hit the 1500th post bringing us to page 61! That seems fitting to me - you've been so radiant since the announcement of your engagement.

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I don't know what I was thinking... it seemed like a good idea at the time.

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quote:
Originally posted by The Famous Druid:
Did you hear about the french priest who tried to reform the prostitutes of Paris by teaching them analytic geometry?

He failed, but he learned a valuable lesson in life: don't try to put Descartes before the whores.

Which reminds me of the dyslexic pimp.... he bought a warehouse... [shake head]

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Which reminds me the dental patient planning to substitute novocain with
Buddhism. Seems he wanted to transcend dental medication.

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Then there was the guy with an inner ear infection who lost his sense of balance and direction.....

He didn't know vertigo.

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These medical puns are going to be the death of me! What's the cure... a frontal lobotomy or a bottle in fronta me?? [Roll Eyes]

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Grummy: If you posed that question to two doctors at the same time you'd have a paradox.

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I'm trying to locate the article where Marylin Vos Savant, quetionably the worlds smartest person, says puns are the the resort of intelectual wanabees. I however can't find it. I also don't remember her exact wording and so I am of coarse paraphrasing.

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quote:
Originally posted by Ashitaka:
I'm trying to locate the article where Marylin Vos Savant, quetionably the worlds smartest person, says puns are the the resort of intelectual wanabees. I however can't find it. I also don't remember her exact wording and so I am of coarse paraphrasing.

Nice pun ^^^, Ash.

*and* Maybe Marilyn can kiss your ash while she's at it...

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Careful, if you bark about it too much she may call the copse.

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Just hope no one's listening in on a police band scanner. If they are, it could result in a birch of confidentiality.

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quote:
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Just hope no one's listening in on a police band scanner. If they are, it could result in a birch of confidentiality.

Which would force the police to call in Sherlock Holmes to investigate.
The great detective would, of course, declare the case to be 'elm-ent-tree'

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So true, TFD. Unfortunately, in the US, anyone accused has to be proven guilty. That means whomever is arrested will get a chance to redbud the charges against him/her.

And of course, if it's a minor whose parents aren't available, someone will be appointed to act in locust parentis. [Big Grin]

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quote:
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So true, TFD. Unfortunately, in the US, anyone accused has to be proven guilty.

Ah, such a quaint, old-fashioned notion.
Your president Bush has done away with all that namby-pamby liberal nonsense.

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You may have discovered the root of the problem there, Druid.

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quote:
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You may have discovered the root of the problem there, Druid.

Well, it's good to know I'm not barking up the wrong tree [Wink]

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Even if you were, it'd be nothing to pine about.

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So, if we run out of arborial puns, wattle we do next ?

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Never fear, the good denizens of Geek Culture would never leave us in the larch.

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Besides which, punning is very poplar among geeks.

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Perhaps we should open a GC branch of the Punsters Union.

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Once while fishing off the pear,tree of us watched the sunset over the arbor. It was the best day for fishing we had ever seen.
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quote:
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Once while fishing off the pear,tree of us watched the sunset over the arbor. It was the best day for fishing we had ever seen.

Nice story YaYa, but I can't cedar point of it.

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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by YaYawoman:
Once while fishing off the pear,tree of us watched the sunset over the arbor. It was the best day for fishing we had ever seen.

Nice story YaYa, but I can't cedar point of it.
I completely agree, TFD. That story seems to have some fir on it.

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