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- From: 01sybok@ac.dal.ca
- Newsgroups: alt.peeves
- Subject: Re: the Devil's Day (and the Devil's Night)
- Message-ID: <1992Nov15.150627.8904@ac.dal.ca>
- Date: 15 Nov 92 15:06:27 -0400
- References: <1992Nov10.124120.8757@ac.dal.ca> <1992Nov10.233714.22696@midway.uchicago.edu> <1992Nov11.220840.8800@ac.dal.ca> <1992Nov13.182134.18919@midway.uchicago.edu>
- Organization: Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
- Lines: 107
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- In article <1992Nov13.182134.18919@midway.uchicago.edu>, thf2@ellis.uchicago.edu (Seventh Circuit Bound) writes:
-
- > I'd be hurt by the characterization of my writing if it hadn't come from
- > an illiterate.
-
- GAWSP! Called an illiterate by Ted. The horror, the horror! I shall have to
- throw myself off some high cliff now while wearing a long white dress and
- clutching a long stemmes blood red rose or something. Even better, I'll
- trow Ted of the cliff. White Dress is opitional Ted, I know you were saving
- it for a special occasion.
-
- Peeve: There aren't any high cliffs for miles.
-
- >>I won't even get into their good fortune in not sleeping with you.
- >
- > Mikey, mikey, mikey, you're confusing "sleeping with" with the concept
- > of getting women unconscious on punch spiked with grain alcohol and
- > sharing her with your brothers in a pool of vomit. You forget -- I'm
- > not in a fraternity, so I don't engage in such practices.
-
- I just love those stereotypes you pitch Ted. Maybe if you chant them long enough
- thry'll come true some day. In fact, I can just see that day now:
-
- Ted, kneeling at the edge of his bed, clad in those long pyjamas with
- the feet we all wore as kids looking through the open window (the curtians
- are flapping gently in the breeze) and our dear Ted is saying "Star light
- Star bright..."
-
- All of a sudden the room is awash with a blue light reminicient of a Steven
- Spielberg flick and there stands the Good Fairy, radiating sweetness and light.
- She is clad in the sharpest of Chanel outfits (hey, it's the '90's. flowing
- gowns are passe.) and it almost seems like there is a halo floating over her
- head of curly light brown hair. She opens her pert little cupid-bow lips saying:
-
- "Ted, God is sorry he has made you into such a pathetic specimen, and so he
- is going to grant you one wish. I know, it won't begin to redress the damage,
- but if I were you, I wouldn't piss of the Almighty. You know what he's like."
-
- Ted's eyes are aglow with pleasure. Tears of joy are streaming down his face.
- Finally after all the misery inflicted on him all these years, something good
- will happen. Something that might even take away the pain of being forced into
- law school, cursed forever to be of no earthly use the the civilized world!
-
- Ted's head spins (probably trying to twist itself off his body in disgust) as
- he says:
-
- "I'd like all those thngs I say about freternities and sororities to be true."
-
- The Good Fairy smiles, lifts her wand and says:
-
- "PSYCH! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! *SNORK* God was just pulling your leg,
- Ted! Besides, God is greek. Phi Sigma Alpha, class of '00. Actually, if I were
- you, Ted, I'd stop all that Greek bashing. God gets a little lightning-bolt
- happy when he's upset."
-
- Boy, even in fairy tales you can't get a happy ending, Ted. The moral of the
- story is, "Ted Frank is a weenie. If the rest of you are thankful for nothing
- else, be grateful that God didn't make you into Ted Frank."
-
-
- >
- > As alien as it might be to you to treat women as intelligent people with
- > their own needs and thoughts, I assure you that such behavior is not
- > unappreciated.
-
- Speaking as a woman are you Ted? I should've known. Since you know everything
- (snort) I shouldn't be surprised.
-
- > Alas, my net.policy is not to discuss my sex life, but if you ever
- > run into one of my ex-girlfriends at a Phi Alpha Delta convention, I'm
- > sure she'll tell you all about it, as she seems to be wont to do.
-
- Ah... she's a stand up comedian and this is part of her act, then? You must
- tell me the next time she's performing.
-
- > Peeve: Bozos who can't tell the difference between posting to alt.peeves
- > in a flame war and posting to soc.college in a discussion. Perhaps
- > he thinks all newsgroups are really misc.misc.
-
- With you, Ted, it's all one and the same. Your boring Vanilla Boy consistency
- forces me to respond to you in the same way, no matter the group. Actually,
- you aren't even Vanilla. I'd have to put you closer to the Vannillin scale
- of things, since occasionally real vanilla can be tasty.
-
-
-
- > !Peeve: The thought of cross-posting Mikey's alt.tasteless hazing stories
- > in response to the next time he claims frats don't haze.
-
- Yawwwnnnn. Ted, I've never written a hazing story to alt.tasteless; I have
- never hazed. I suppose lying must be in your genes, and that's why you make
- such a good lawyer. Do go back to sticking your greased cranium up the behinds
- of your superiors; I'm sure they miss you. Don't worry, we certainly won't.
-
-
- > She dosen't? I'm crushed. I'll have to ask her about that next time we talk.
-
- Heh. hehheh. You do that *snork*.
-
-
- Now run along and have Judge Screwem read you that bedtime story I wrote you.
- I wrote the moral in at the end so neither of you will have to think too much;
- we know how difficult that is for you lawyers.
-
- Bye Teddy!
-
- Mike
-