The Battle of the groups

[George Conklin]

It started with census averages, but you cut all that out so you could flame away and say nothing.

[George Conklin]

The years I went to school on the subway were never the place for doing any work of any type. You just endured standing and walking for the close to 1 hour it took.

[Amy Blankenship]

I'd say it was more like a nice hot water bottle. :-)

[Amy Blankenship]

Question: In those years, how would you have gotten from A to B if there hadn't been a subway?

[George Conklin]

More nonsense.

[George Conklin]

Irrelevant comment. The comment was that you really cannot do any useful gainful work while riding on a transit system.

[Amy Blankenship]

I know you are, but what am I?

[Amy Blankenship]

It was actually a question. Are you unable to answer it?

[Michael Bulatovich]

It's like talking to the Borg. You will be assimilated.

[HVS]

On 01 Nov 2007, Michael Bulatovich wrote

Nah; he'd have to be as coherently interesting as the Borg for that to happen...which ain't gonna happen.

[Warm Worm]

lol... Depends how and where it lands I guess. ;)

[Warm Worm]

I wonder if there's a computer game based on this phenomenon.

[Michael Bulatovich]

That's irrelevant. ; )

[Warm Worm]

"He _is_ a Borg!"

[Warm Worm]

Quality of life?! You'd be asking the wrong person the wrong question if you came to my door... But I'd invite you in and offer you a Thai-style rollerblade ass-massage: "A full course of Thai massage typically lasts two hours or more, and includes pulling fingers, toes, ears etc., cracking the knuckles, walking on the recipient's back, arching the recipient's back in a rolling action etc.... Sometimes... the practitioners do the procedures in unison."

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(Now go back and notice my deliberate and misleading edit.)

[Michael Bulatovich]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[HVS]

On 02 Nov 2007, Michael Bulatovich wrote

I make that 21 M&Ms...which reminds me; it's almost lunch time.

[Michael Bulatovich]

...or breakfast...