you people are gay

On 18 Nov 2004 10:18:38 -0800, (Ed Sullivan)
wrote:

I know gay people who have no interest in music. Are they straight?

*** No. Just soulless.

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Curtis L. Russell wrote:
On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 19:05:00 GMT, Tim Lines
wrote:


Is "Supreme Ruler of RBR" an elective office? I'm surprised to learn that.


Quasi-appointive with elements of aclamation. Necessary only as we
approach the sacifice on New Years. Main reason the throne comes with
straps, but there was some comments about other uses in the past.


Wow. I'm getting all tingly just thinking about it. I have to go now...
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Curtis L. Russell wrote:
On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 19:05:00 GMT, Tim Lines
wrote:


Is "Supreme Ruler of RBR" an elective office? I'm surprised to learn that.


Quasi-appointive with elements of aclamation. Necessary only as we
approach the sacifice on New Years. Main reason the throne comes with
straps, but there was some comments about other uses in the past.


Wow. I'm getting all tingly just thinking about it. I have to go now...
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pedalchick wrote:

A 2: Because it's more interesting to discuss than doping - which has
been hashed and rehashed so many times in this forum, there is very
little new that can be said.

Not to mention that the use of "hash" in this context is a real shot in
the arm that will juice up the discussion.

pedalchick wrote:

A 2: Because it's more interesting to discuss than doping - which has
been hashed and rehashed so many times in this forum, there is very
little new that can be said.

Not to mention that the use of "hash" in this context is a real shot in
the arm that will juice up the discussion.

Tim Lines wrote:


Wow. I'm getting all tingly just thinking about it. I have to go now...

and amit says we never talk about this stuff.

heather

Tim Lines wrote:


Wow. I'm getting all tingly just thinking about it. I have to go now...

and amit says we never talk about this stuff.

heather

Tim Lines wrote:


Is "Supreme Ruler of RBR" an elective office? I'm surprised to learn that.

I think, by definition, it can't be.

However, I'm aware of a caveat that "Anyone who deliberately aims for
high public office should be explicitly disallowed from any form of
public office."

Hence, if the corollary is true, then since heather seeks to avoid the
position, she is eligible.

Tim Lines wrote:


Is "Supreme Ruler of RBR" an elective office? I'm surprised to learn that.

I think, by definition, it can't be.

However, I'm aware of a caveat that "Anyone who deliberately aims for
high public office should be explicitly disallowed from any form of
public office."

Hence, if the corollary is true, then since heather seeks to avoid the
position, she is eligible.

"Curtis L. Russell" ...
On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 19:05:00 GMT, Tim Lines
wrote:

Is "Supreme Ruler of RBR" an elective office? I'm surprised to learn
that.

Quasi-appointive with elements of aclamation. Necessary only as we
approach the sacifice on New Years. Main reason the throne comes with
straps, but there was some comments about other uses in the past.

Let me be the FIRST to tell you -- though Heather, as course
as she is, she's too smart to want to be S.R. of RBR.

You needed someone dumb like me.

Or too cool and funny like Irishman O'Grady.

-Ken (currently listening to VERUCA SALT a band Bruce "mtn man" Johnston
would go ape **** over)