From: Leigh D. Butler <dalton@concentric.net>
Subject: Re: TAN: You Know You've Moved To L.A. When...
Date: 1999/12/05
Message-ID: <MPG.12b3f8b0db4bef33989ab9@news.concentric.net>#1/1
References: <MPG.12b0dd0b7173e748989ab3@news.concentric.net> <827lnu$nab@llama.swcp.com>
Organization: As Little As Possible
Newsgroups: rec.arts.sf.written.robert-jordan


Apropos of nothing, Jim Hill wrote:
> Leigh D. Butler  wrote:
> >You have to pay 40 fucking dollars for one carton of cigarettes.

<snip>

> THE TIME HAS COME TO PUT AWAY CHILDISH THINGS, LEIGH.  LEAVE THE COFFIN
> NAILS TO THE GOTH PUNKBITCHES AND AND THE OLD WOMEN WHO LOOK LIKE THAT
> DOG-KISSING BROAD FROM 'THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY'.  

Well, Christ, God, if you really want to put your ominous rumble to 
decent use you could've tried rumbling at me when I was 18.

Ounce, prevention, pound, cure, etc.

As it is, you're just a big ol' candidate for the Divine Tardy Slip.

-- 
Leigh Butler     dalton@concentric.net
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"No Biblical hell could ever be worse than a state
of perpetual inconsequence."

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Subject: Re: TAN: You Know You've Moved To L.A. When...
From: jimhill@swcp.com (Jim Hill)
Organization: Southwest Cyberport
Newsgroups: rec.arts.sf.written.robert-jordan

Leigh D. Butler  wrote:
>Apropos of nothing, Jim Hill wrote:
>> Leigh D. Butler  wrote:
>> >You have to pay 40 fucking dollars for one carton of cigarettes.
>
>> THE TIME HAS COME TO PUT AWAY CHILDISH THINGS, LEIGH.  LEAVE THE COFFIN
>> NAILS TO THE GOTH PUNKBITCHES AND AND THE OLD WOMEN WHO LOOK LIKE THAT
>> DOG-KISSING BROAD FROM 'THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY'.  
>
>Well, Christ, God, if you really want to put your ominous rumble to 
>decent use you could've tried rumbling at me when I was 18.
>
>Ounce, prevention, pound, cure, etc.

<CHORUS OF ANGELS>

MY BAD.

<END CHORUS OF ANGELS>
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