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Posted By: musick Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 12:50 AM
Have you read through the last collection of questions... start to finish? Did you smile most of the time? Don't you think it got too long? Should we limit the number of questions to three per post? Dare we start again?

Has anyone seen my bicycle?

Posted By: maverick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 12:52 AM
Is that what I just tripped over in the bathroom?

Posted By: musick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 01:32 AM
Did you find a duck in there too?

Posted By: Anonymous Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 02:01 AM
What on earth would a duck want with your bicycle?

Posted By: maverick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 02:25 AM
How d'you think the poor duck felt, being overtaken by a fish?

Posted By: Anonymous Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 02:39 AM
Must you always anthropomorphize? But say, that reminds me, how does a nice warm muscovy, goat cheese and walnut salad sound right about now? hi, rapunzel!

Posted By: musick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 02:40 AM
Why a duck? Why not an elephant?

Posted By: Anonymous Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 02:47 AM
In the *salad*? An elephant? Would that be considered Tuscany fare?

Posted By: maverick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 03:09 AM
Did you know I LOL at that, caradea? So how many elephants does it take to make a Tuscan salad? [straight-man e]

Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 03:26 AM
Shouldn't we be more kind to our web-footed and hoof-footed friends? Isn't Max due to chime in here at any minute?

Posted By: Max Quordlepleen . - 07/12/01 03:29 AM
Posted By: RhubarbCommando Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 08:10 AM
Dunno, Max - which of you has the bill?

Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 12:15 PM
And if we're giving out Groaner Awards, which of us is most in the running here? And why do all these thready questions keep quacking me up!?

Posted By: jimthedog Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 12:31 PM
Where is my duck?

Posted By: musick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 02:46 PM
You're fishing, aren't you?

Posted By: of troy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 04:12 PM
Oh this thread makes me sad--Where, oh where, is fishonabike?

Posted By: wow Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 04:53 PM
Isn't that fishonabike in the tub with the rubber ducky?

Posted By: of troy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 05:44 PM
All with three men? Isn't that more than the legal limit for the tub?

Posted By: maverick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 05:58 PM
Doesn't that depend on whether it's NY or CA?

Posted By: inselpeter Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 06:16 PM
Doesn't that deep end come a little close to the fissionabike? And isn't all this talk of men and rubber duckies a bit reactionary? And, speaking of ducks, is an elephant ear a portabella? And if you drop the bella, do you have a portosans?

Posted By: of troy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 06:49 PM
Why just NY or CA? Don't you think the other 48 states can pass laws?

Posted By: of troy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 06:53 PM
re:Is an elephant ear a portabella?

Isn't an elephant's ear a pastry?

Posted By: maverick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 06:56 PM
Is that all it takes to go from elephants to food?

Posted By: of troy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 07:03 PM
Would you rather i change the subject to sex?

Posted By: Sparteye Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 08:18 PM
Food/sex: there's a difference?

Posted By: of troy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 08:32 PM
Oh- my favorite pick up line--"What's the difference between a sandwich and really great sex?
(PM for the answer-- if you dare!)

Posted By: Anonymous Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/12/01 08:53 PM
What's the difference between a sandwich and really great sex?

if i'm ever asked this question and confess to not knowing, would i likely receive a lunch invitation?


Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 01:41 AM
Does this mean we're back to your infamous "lick p____", Sparteye?

Posted By: rodward Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 08:59 AM
An incurable limp what may I ask, Max?
Rod

Posted By: Max Quordlepleen . - 07/13/01 09:19 AM



Posted By: rodward Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 09:38 AM
Whatever would suggest that you may not ask? Whatever would suggest that I might answer sanely?

Is it considered polite to ask personal questions about medical conditions where you come from? Are you saying it's a mental problem you're suffering from? Cerebellum flaccus perhaps?
Rod

Posted By: Max Quordlepleen , - 07/13/01 09:47 AM
Posted By: of troy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 11:41 AM
re:if i'm ever asked this question and confess to not knowing, would i likely receive a lunch invitation?

Would you like to join me for lunch and learn the difference? Do you think we could answer Sparteyes question and learn if there is difference between food and sex?

Posted By: maverick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 03:26 PM
Have you forgotten language? Is it not the tongue that connects sex, food and language, or is this lingua too franca for you?

Posted By: of troy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 03:56 PM
Mav--are you someone who is all talk no action? you really think that would be great sex? Mind if i pass on having lunch with you?

Posted By: maverick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 04:04 PM
Who said anything about talk, babe?

Posted By: 3.14159 Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 04:31 PM
Is anything we're saying making sense? At All?

ScOtT
Posted By: of troy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 05:11 PM
Oh--was i wrong? Re: Have you forgotten language?

I thought you were suggesting the commonality of (great) food and sex was language, was I wrong?

Do mean to suggest that the commonality is ... the tongue that connects sex, food and language, or is his lingua too franca for you? and that the second phrase should have been my focus?

Do you think the tongue is the cheif component of great sex? or language? or is it just that the language around here is getting to blue!

Posted By: Anonymous Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 05:14 PM
Mind if i pass on having lunch with you?

mind if i do the same? you know, cut to the chase?


Posted By: maverick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 05:19 PM
mmmffhl, mmfnhfll - do you think that could be the gutter police muffling me?

Posted By: Anonymous Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 05:23 PM
and btw (a' propos de bottes), did anyone happen to post at 13:13:13? creepy, no?

Posted By: musick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 05:24 PM
I'll have to chase you?

Posted By: Anonymous Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 05:29 PM
isn't that half the fun?

Posted By: musick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 05:38 PM
Could I take half of that half and invest it in the other half?

Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 05:42 PM
Does this mean, musick, you are on the usual lazy prey for loose women?

Posted By: maverick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 05:45 PM
Wouldn't that only be true if the woman lost the race? and whoever heard of a woman losing anything?

Posted By: musick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/13/01 08:01 PM
If I, prey tell, looze any more time splaynin it, won't I be waisting time that I know is better spent loosening up an otherwise lost cause? or effect? or affect?Am I having fun yet?

Posted By: Vixy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/29/01 04:09 PM
isn't this getting kinda sick?

Member
Posted By: musick Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 07/29/01 04:33 PM
Why would you ask such a question in this setting?

Posted By: Wordwind Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/30/01 11:10 AM
And why did this thread die? It wasn't getting sick, was it?
And why isn't great sex often found in language? And why didn't anyone ever answer, 'What's the difference between a sandwich and really great sex?'?" Hmmmmmm?

Posted By: Keiva Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/30/01 12:59 PM
Why didn't I think of restarting this thread? Is the mistletoe still hanging?

Posted By: Faldage Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/30/01 02:31 PM
What's the difference between fear and sex?

Posted By: Angel Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 12:05 PM
Could I be afraid to ask what the difference is between fear and sex?

Posted By: Wordwind Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 12:31 PM
And have we forgotten the difference between death and sex?

Posted By: Faldage Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 01:29 PM
Have you had a biscuit lately?

Posted By: Keiva Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 04:46 PM
Is this what they call "cybersex"?
Has this thread suddenly be-come word-related?

Posted By: Wordwind Is this not a poignant question? - 12/31/01 06:07 PM
Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming?
Whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight,
O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming?
........
Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?



Posted By: Keiva Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 07:28 PM
And have we forgotten the difference between death and sex?
Would the difference between sex and death be more aptly stated by the aphorism "Long live the difference!" (Vive la diferrance!) or by the aphorism "To do is to be"?


Posted By: tsuwm Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 07:56 PM
>And have we forgotten the difference between death and sex?

haven't we died the little death lately?

Posted By: Keiva Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 08:06 PM
tsuwm, are you in the spirit of the season? Dub-Dub, can this day and this thread be a respite from poignant questions? Wouldn't it be wonderful to start this new year renewed?

Posted By: consuelo Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 10:12 PM
Have we found the answer to any of these questions yet? Will we ever? What IS the difference between fear and sex?

Posted By: tsuwm Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 10:39 PM
>tsuwm, are you in the spirit of the season?

well, I finally(!) posted to this thread, didn't I?!

Posted By: Angel Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 11:22 PM
Mistletoe? Did someone say mistletoe?

Posted By: Keiva Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 12/31/01 11:54 PM
May I take this occasion to wish everyone a Happy New Year?

Posted By: Faldage Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/01/02 01:45 AM
Have two people expressed an interest in the matter of the difference between fear and sex yet?

Posted By: Max Quordlepleen . - 01/01/02 02:02 AM
Posted By: Faldage Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/01/02 02:53 AM
What's the difference between fear and sex?

Is there one?

Kannst Du bis zwei rechnen?

Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/01/02 08:15 AM
And can we forget the analogy of Love and Death, as examined by the incomparable Woody Allen?
Es tut mir leib? Sind sie Zwiehunde!?

Posted By: Max Quordlepleen . - 01/01/02 08:26 AM
Posted By: Keiva Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/01/02 02:47 PM
Does youse scholars wanna move this thread to "Loanwords from German"?
The pre-Hellenic version, or the post-Hellenic?
Posted By: Wordwind Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/01/02 02:50 PM
Keiva? Aren't those loanwords from German mostly about fool's ball?

And tsuwm? You there? You've posted twice here, not once, haven't you?

And who here was renewed last night? Hmmmmmm?

Posted By: Faldage Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/01/02 03:54 PM
warum nur zwei?

Hello? Is anyone home? What's the difference between fear and sex?

Posted By: consuelo Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/01/02 04:14 PM
Well, didn't I ask that already? Could I have only thought I asked? Whose bicycle did I just trip over?
Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/02/02 01:02 AM
Shouldn't we at least tease him about that?

And wasn't I expecting at least another CapK Woody-bashing!

Und, was? Nicht worden für meine Deustchepuns? Ach, sind sie zwei Schweinhunde!? and now aren't I also incorporating my genius for German malapropisms as well?...and, ahem, doesn't this translated as "too lazy to look 'em up"?

Posted By: consuelo Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/02/02 02:27 AM
Did someone just moon me? Would I know which moon it was by looking at Uranus? Am I a naughty girl, WO'N?
Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/02/02 05:11 AM
Can any amount of excuses, or verily one good one, that I could conjure for missing the interrogatory tone here ever save me from the embrasskin' blushing I must post at the end of this question? Can I say nay? Kannst mich nicht die Sheisshause ausgehen?

Can I thank Connie for flogging me?

And couldn't I have Sparteye throw my case out for lack of evidence?
Could I challenge my accuser to go back and dig for some proof before I sue her for slander? Am I now in deep do for breaking the 3 question "rule," musick?

Posted By: Sparteye Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/02/02 02:03 PM
And wasn't I expecting at least another CapK Woody-bashing!

CapK, what on earth are you doing!?!?!?

Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/02/02 03:08 PM
And couldn't fear and sex and love and death be tripped over in the bathroom?

And couldn't my accuser be charged with fraud and tampering for having the temerity to edit her own post to make it look like I went back and edited mine?

Posted By: Keiva Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/02/02 05:02 PM
Is an e-con a question, or a statement?

Why is Consuelo smiling? Does she have rocks in her head?
Posted By: Capital Kiwi Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/03/02 09:10 PM
And wasn't I expecting at least another CapK Woody-bashing!

CapK, what on earth are you doing!?!?!?


How should I know? Have I posted to this thread so far? Am I being attacked? By whom? Why? Who's Woody, anyway?



Posted By: Angel Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/03/02 09:22 PM
Have you had a biscuit lately?

Can I have some honey for my biscuit? Why is this bike here? Any body wanna snowman?


Posted By: Faldage Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 12:34 PM
Any body wanna snowman?

Can you make an Angel in the snow?

Posted By: Jackie Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 01:11 PM
Can you make an Angel in the snow?
Can an Angel slap you upside your head?





Posted By: Faldage Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 01:17 PM
Upside my head?

How about upside a goat?

Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 04:23 PM
And wasn't I expecting at least another CapK Woody-bashing! CapK, what on earth are you doing!?!?!? How should I know? Have I posted to this thread so far? Am I being attacked? By whom? Why? Who's Woody, anyway?

And wasn't it on the "Fractured Aphorism" thread where there was posted a list of Woody Allen sayings that CK retorted to Woody's "Is sex dirty? Only if it's done right!" with a droll 'consider the source'??? And is this a plea of innocence or just short-term memory loss?

Posted By: Jackie Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 04:36 PM
Upside my head?

How about upside a goat?


Is there a difference?






Posted By: of troy Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 04:48 PM
Any body wanna snowman?

is any one else upset by sexism in snow people?

Do you want to join me in demaning equal rights for snowwoman?
(and aren't you glad you don't live in Buffulo, so the question is moot?)

Posted By: Faldage Re: Upside a goat - 01/04/02 05:17 PM
Is there a difference?

How am I supposed to know?

Posted By: Wordwind Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 08:06 PM
Don't snowmen snow snowwomen? Snowwomen don't snow snowmen, do they?

And what made that hole in my bathroom floor?

Did the snowplough fall through? Or should that be snowplow?

And where is tsuwm anyway?

Posted By: maverick Re: Upside a goat - 01/04/02 08:07 PM
equal rights for snowwoman?

and what do we use instead of a carrot?

Posted By: of troy where were you planning! - 01/04/02 08:18 PM
where were you planning to the carrot?

don't you use them for noses?
or do you build anotomical correct snow men?


Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: where were you planning! - 01/04/02 09:10 PM
And wasn't Frosty the Snowman an erotic figure with his,"Thumpety, thump thump! Thumpety, thump thump! Look at Frosty go!"??

Posted By: Angel Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 09:19 PM
Can you make an Angel in the snow?

Have I had alot of practice?




Posted By: Keiva Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 09:29 PM
Who is Mr. Practice, you perfect Angel? Your husband? Does Practice make Perfect in the snow?
"Are we having 'fun'" in Buffalo? What did you do while the city was snowed in?
Posted By: Angel Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 09:29 PM
(and aren't you glad you don't live in Buffulo, so the question is moot?)

Think it's moot here in Buffalo?didya know it's BuffAlo...not BuffUlo?

Posted By: Angel Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 09:40 PM
Does Practice make Perfect in the snow?...What did you do while the city was snowed in?

Practiced?tee hee

Posted By: AnnaStrophic Re: 99 bottles of beer? - 01/04/02 09:40 PM
Can we obey an old AWAD "rule" and start a new thread when this one reaches 99 posts?

Posted By: Keiva Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 09:47 PM
Will I ever be able to watch the TV show "The Practice" in quite the same way?

Posted By: consuelo Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 10:05 PM
Where did my cactus go? Will I ever see it again? Dr. Bill, did you ever get all the cactus needles out of your behind? Did I tell you my daughter actually sat on a cactus when she was a year and a half and running around without her diaper on? Were you airing yours at the time as well?

Posted By: Wordwind Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 10:29 PM
But, AnnaS, wasn't it 100 posts to cause the Trim Clipper cleave the thread?

Posted By: consuelo Re: Are we questioning "fun"? - 01/04/02 10:34 PM
Does anyone want to start this thread over? Shall we give it a different name? Shall I give it the coup de gras?

Posted By: Max Quordlepleen . - 01/05/02 12:21 AM
Posted By: Jackie Defiantly adding on - 01/05/02 02:23 AM
The debil bade be do it.

Posted By: Max Quordlepleen . - 01/05/02 02:32 AM
Posted By: Jackie Re: Defiantly adding on - 01/06/02 10:04 PM
And was he responsible for what I "Discover"ed in my mailbox today?
Yipes! I HOPE not!
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