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Break it down for me
Hey guys -
I suspect Tom wasn't the only reader a tad confused by nget's notation: I should really be leaving now... Your friend Mark. -- nget I'm sure most of us agree with nget's comment; he REALLY should be! But what was that signoff about? Is the person pretending to be nget (oh, who could it be?) truly dumb enough to think he could convince us that it's really some guy named Mark who is writing as nget? Even after the little man behind the curtain had been uncovered, where did Professor Marvel really intend to take little Dorothy in that balloon, and just exactly what was he planning to do with her once he got there? Along the newer, lower section of the Rails-to-Trails bike path from Ventura to Ojai, there is a series of something like sculptures or artwork. Each of them has an object of interest on a concrete base embossed with one of the many definitions of the word 'mark'. With the background of dozens of trips past those 'markers', I was maybe a bit more prepared to think out of the box than most folks when I saw the word 'Mark' on a single line at the end of a nget-o-gram. My guess was that it was intended to mean something like 'Take notice of this advice.' - or maybe even 'Appreciate the fact that I am [quote] Your friend [unquote].' [No, I don't think so!] Either way, oddly enough, that slightly dated style reminds me of a (former?) poster on the group who spent his evenings alone (watching 1930s movies?) rather than having contemporary conversations with real people. Sighh-hh-hh... how will we ever get back to Kansas? Regards, Wayne |
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Break it down for me
LoGo USA Wrote: Hey guys - I suspect Tom wasn't the only reader a tad confused by nget's notation: I should really be leaving now... Your friend Mark. -- nget I'm sure most of us agree with nget's comment; he REALLY should be! But what was that signoff about? Is the person pretending to be nget (oh, who could it be?) truly dumb enough to think he could convince us that it's really some guy named Mark who is writing as nget? Even after the little man behind the curtain had been uncovered, where did Professor Marvel really intend to take little Dorothy in that balloon, and just exactly what was he planning to do with her once he got there? Along the newer, lower section of the Rails-to-Trails bike path from Ventura to Ojai, there is a series of something like sculptures or artwork. Each of them has an object of interest on a concrete base embossed with one of the many definitions of the word 'mark'. With the background of dozens of trips past those 'markers', I was maybe a bit more prepared to think out of the box than most folks when I saw the word 'Mark' on a single line at the end of a nget-o-gram. My guess was that it was intended to mean something like 'Take notice of this advice.' - or maybe even 'Appreciate the fact that I am Your friend [unquote].' [No, I don't think so!] Either way, oddly enough, that slightly dated style reminds me of a (former?) poster on the group who spent his evenings alone (watching 1930s movies?) rather than having contemporary conversations with real people. Sighh-hh-hh... how will we ever get back to Kansas? Regards, Wayne Most of us know that all the languge we speak and write only takes a very small part of the human brain.At this time I would like for Wayne to step out of that small place wherein he thinks and lives.Perhaps you can join the rest of us here in what is called reality. -- nget |
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