Where is Trautwig?

[The Czar]

Did they finally can him?

[brian_j_roth@yahoo.com]

On Jul 7, 8:24*am, The Czar <joedopebuc...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Did they finally can him?

Probobly see him in Bejing.....

[Davey Crockett]

The Czar a écrit profondement:

| Did they finally can him?

They can't can him

I hear he caught the Boss Shagging a Sheep

Must have done. He was totally useless.

--
Davey Crockett
-
Driving a Stake through the
Heart of the Politically Correct

[SLAVE of THE STATE]

On Jul 7, 6:24*am, The Czar <joedopebuc...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Did they finally can him?

Maybe he is in Mexico with Raz-mutton.

[Mike Bruno]

On Jul 7, 6:24 am, The Czar <joedopebuc...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Did they finally can him?

No, no, no! Do not even THINK that name! He might suddenly
reappear!
Arrrrrrrgh...........

[samson]

In article <608bd15f-cd9f-4bd1-a272-3642b887d6d3
@s50g2000hsb.googlegroups.com>, brian_j_roth@yahoo.com says...
> On Jul 7, 8:24*am, The Czar <joedopebuc...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Did they finally can him?
>
> Probobly see him in Bejing.....

Craig Hummer is a little dull, but he's pretty competent.

S.

[Meg Worley]

samson writes:
>Craig Hummer is a little dull, but he's pretty competent.

Go on, pull the other one.

Hummer knows exactly what he's told to say and nothing more. He can't
pronounce anyone's name correctly (even by comparison with Phil, which
is saying something), and every day he makes me think less of him.

Come back, Adrian Karsten, all is forgiven! (Yes, I know he won't be
coming back.)

What I want to know is, who's keeping track of the Liggettisms this
year? He laid a good one today -- "Move your carrots to the front of
the fruit basket." Uh-huh.



Rage away,

meg
(July Person and not ashamed of it)


--

Meg Worley _._ meg@steam.stanford.edu _._ Comparatively Literate

[samson]

In article <g53vrh$gcb$1@news.stanford.edu>, meg@steam.Stanford.EDU
says...
> samson writes:
> >Craig Hummer is a little dull, but he's pretty competent.
>
> Go on, pull the other one.
>
> Hummer knows exactly what he's told to say and nothing more. He can't
> pronounce anyone's name correctly (even by comparison with Phil, which
> is saying something), and every day he makes me think less of him.

True enough, but he's not overreaching, thank
goodness. He keeps things moving, and plays an
ok straight man to Bobke.

S.

[Bill C]

On Jul 9, 11:32*pm, m...@steam.Stanford.EDU (Meg Worley) wrote:
> samson writes:
> >Craig Hummer is a little dull, but he's pretty competent.
>
> Go on, pull the other one.
>
> Hummer knows exactly what he's told to say and nothing more. *He can't
> pronounce anyone's name correctly (even by comparison with Phil, which
> is saying something), and every day he makes me think less of him. *
>
> Come back, Adrian Karsten, all is forgiven! *(Yes, I know he won't be
> coming back.)
>
> What I want to know is, who's keeping track of the Liggettisms this
> year? *He laid a good one today -- "Move your carrots to the front of
> the fruit basket." *Uh-huh.
>
> Rage away,
>
> meg
> (July Person and not ashamed of it)
>
> --
>
> Meg Worley *_._ *m...@steam.stanford.edu *_._ *Comparatively Literate

"July People" who have a clue aren't really july people, just
infrequent contributors.
Glad you're here.
Bill C

[Meg Worley]

I wrote:
>> Hummer knows exactly what he's told to say and nothing more. He can't
>> pronounce anyone's name correctly (even by comparison with Phil, which
>> is saying something), and every day he makes me think less of him.

Samson writes:
>True enough, but he's not overreaching, thank
>goodness. He keeps things moving, and plays an
>ok straight man to Bobke.

Yeah, you're right. Although I feel compelled to observe that Bobke's
personality is such that anyone could plan an ok straight man. The Pope
himself would do a fine job, as would Zsa Zsa Gabor. That's what it
means to be Bobke.


Rage away,

meg


--

Meg Worley _._ meg@steam.stanford.edu _._ Comparatively Literate

[MyPostingID]

"team columbia have got hold of the tour de france by the scruff of
the racing shorts"--
Phil Liggett

[Meg Worley]

I signed myself:
>> (July Person and not ashamed of it)

Bill C writes:
>"July People" who have a clue aren't really july people, just
>infrequent contributors.
> Glad you're here.

That's tres gentille -- thanks.

The fact is, I'd be around rbr full time if they showed the Giro, the
D-L, etc. on tv, even just a highlights show. It's hard enough finding
out what a girl needs to know about how everybody's doing... *ProCycling*
is a great read, but it's always out of date. And although I tolerate
VeloNews, Bicycling, and various other sites, their design and
stinginess with information make me scowl and gnash my teeth.

Even with all the "hey dumbass" and Usenet performance artists on
rbr, every July I log into my old shell account from grad school
(back when I used to shop at Chain Reaction -- le sigh) to
resubscribe to rbr. Frankly, when rbr is providing better and more
accessible information than all the whiz-bang websites out
there, that's a rather shocking state of affairs.


Rage away,

meg, J.P.

--

Meg Worley _._ meg@steam.stanford.edu _._ Comparatively Literate

[Donald Munro]

Meg Worley wrote:
> Frankly, when rbr is providing better and more accessible information than
> all the whiz-bang websites out there, that's a rather shocking state of
> affairs.

Where else can you get info on whale****, global warming, liberal plots
and fleshlights from one source ?

[SLAVE of THE STATE]

On Jul 11, 12:33*am, Donald Munro <fat-dumb...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Meg Worley wrote:
> > Frankly, when rbr is providing better and more accessible information than
> > all the whiz-bang websites out there, that's a rather shocking state of
> > affairs.
>
> Where else can you get info on whale****, global warming, liberal plots
> and fleshlights from one source ?

I don't know, but the odds are 50/50.