Evil Twins.... for the crazy ones amongst us

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Thx Fraggle! Quite interesting!

 

Nikki

 

 

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> >Ah yes... but just try looking up Area 54 on it!

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Hi Nikki

 

> > THAT was the question?> No, " That " is an exclamation ;-)>I suppose it could have been if not followed by other words in a

>sentence.

 

I don't see how " that " can ever be a question.... :-)

 

> > What have they to do with covers?> I don't know - you introduced this " covers " motiff.>No, you asked if I was under cover.

 

Nope - I asked if you were working undercover... completely different thing :-)> > And " none " is the answer. > Hmmm - haven't heard of them... what's NONE an acronym for?>Oh is this a riddle?

 

 

" This " is more of a statement ;-)

>I give up, what is NONE and acronym for?

 

I don't know - you're the one working for them :-)

 

> > Oh I know, try Google Earth, I hear good things about it. > Ah yes... but just try looking up Area 54 on it!>As soon as I have a chance. Does it work?

>Seriously, does it?

 

Well Fraggle reckons it does, but when I tried it my whole computer froze up and I had to re-boot....

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Peter

 

> > > THAT was the question?

> > No, " That " is an exclamation ;-)

> >I suppose it could have been if not followed by other words in a

> >sentence.

> I don't see how " that " can ever be a question.... :-)

 

Is " that " the best you can do?

 

 

> > > What have they to do with covers?

> > I don't know - you introduced this " covers " motiff.

> >No, you asked if I was under cover.

> Nope - I asked if you were working undercover... completely

different thing

> :-)

 

Correct and I do sometimes work under cover when my feet are cold.

 

> > > And " none " is the answer.

> > Hmmm - haven't heard of them... what's NONE an acronym for?

> >Oh is this a riddle?

> " This " is more of a statement ;-)

 

ROFL!

 

 

> >I give up, what is NONE and acronym for?

> I don't know - you're the one working for them :-)

 

I am? Well then they are definately late on sending me my paychecks!

Do you have a number that I can call to complain to?

 

 

> > > Oh I know, try Google Earth, I hear good things about it.

> > Ah yes... but just try looking up Area 54 on it!

> >As soon as I have a chance. Does it work?

> >Seriously, does it?

> Well Fraggle reckons it does, but when I tried it my whole

computer froze up

> and I had to re-boot....

 

I tried it and it was the outlying area and then blank ground in the

middle.

 

BB

Nikki

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Hi Nikki

 

> > I don't see how " that " can ever be a question.... :-)

> Is " that " the best you can do?

 

No - as I keep saying, " that " is an exclamation!!!

 

> Correct and I do sometimes work under cover when my feet are cold.

 

I might believe you, if I thought for half a second that you were really

that naive ;-)

 

> > >I give up, what is NONE and acronym for?

> > I don't know - you're the one working for them :-)

> I am? Well then they are definately late on sending me my paychecks!

> Do you have a number that I can call to complain to?

 

How would I know.... I don't even know what it stands for!

 

> > Well Fraggle reckons it does, but when I tried it my whole

> > computer froze up

> > and I had to re-boot....

> I tried it and it was the outlying area and then blank ground in the

> middle.

 

Then there we have it.... Area 54 is just a piece of blank ground. I'm not

surprised the US government is trying to keep it under wraps ;-)

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Peter

 

> > > I don't see how " that " can ever be a question.... :-)

> > Is " that " the best you can do?

> No - as I keep saying, " that " is an exclamation!!!

 

I read what you are saying and yet you answered the " question " .

 

 

> > Correct and I do sometimes work under cover when my feet are

cold.

> I might believe you, if I thought for half a second that you were

really

> that naive ;-)

 

Naive about what?

 

 

> > > >I give up, what is NONE and acronym for?

> > > I don't know - you're the one working for them :-)

> > I am? Well then they are definately late on sending me my

paychecks!

> > Do you have a number that I can call to complain to?

> How would I know.... I don't even know what it stands for!

 

Then how would you know that they are paying me?

 

 

> > > Well Fraggle reckons it does, but when I tried it my whole

> > > computer froze up

> > > and I had to re-boot....

> > I tried it and it was the outlying area and then blank ground in

the

> > middle.

> Then there we have it.... Area 54 is just a piece of blank ground.

I'm not

> surprised the US government is trying to keep it under wraps ;-)

 

 

LOL

 

BB

Nikki

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Hi Nikki

 

> > > Is " that " the best you can do?

> > No - as I keep saying, " that " is an exclamation!!!

> I read what you are saying and yet you answered the " question " .

 

Of course I did... I'm helpful like that, you know :-)

 

> > > Correct and I do sometimes work under cover when my feet are cold.

> > I might believe you, if I thought for half a second that you were really

> > that naive ;-)

> Naive about what?

 

About the workings of the secret services...

 

> > > > >I give up, what is NONE and acronym for?

> > > > I don't know - you're the one working for them :-)

> > > I am? Well then they are definately late on sending me my paychecks!

> > > Do you have a number that I can call to complain to?

> > How would I know.... I don't even know what it stands for!

> Then how would you know that they are paying me?

 

I don't know that they're paying you... but you said you were working for

them, so if they're not paying you it must be voluntary work... but you

still haven't told me what it stands for!

 

BB

Peter

[Guest guest]

Hi Peter

 

> > > > Is " that " the best you can do?

> > > No - as I keep saying, " that " is an exclamation!!!

> > I read what you are saying and yet you answered

the " question " .

> Of course I did... I'm helpful like that, you know :-)

 

I agree, thank you for helping prove my point!

 

 

> > > > Correct and I do sometimes work under cover when my feet are

cold.

> > > I might believe you, if I thought for half a second that you

were really

> > > that naive ;-)

> > Naive about what?

> About the workings of the secret services...

 

The secret services work under my covers?

 

 

> > > > > >I give up, what is NONE and acronym for?

> > > > > I don't know - you're the one working for them :-)

> > > > I am? Well then they are definately late on sending me my

paychecks!

> > > > Do you have a number that I can call to complain to?

> > > How would I know.... I don't even know what it stands for!

> > Then how would you know that they are paying me?

> I don't know that they're paying you... but you said you were

working for

> them, so if they're not paying you it must be voluntary work...

but you

> still haven't told me what it stands for!

 

When did I say I was working for them?

I simply discussed my blankets with you.

 

BB

Nikki

[Guest guest]

Hi Nikki

 

> > About the workings of the secret services...

> The secret services work under my covers?

 

Do they.... doesn't that classify as invasion of privacy?

 

> When did I say I was working for them?

> I simply discussed my blankets with you.

 

I asked which organisation you were working for, and you said " NONE " ... I'm

simply trying to find out what NONE stands for.... ;-)

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Peter

 

> > > About the workings of the secret services...

> > The secret services work under my covers?

> Do they.... doesn't that classify as invasion of privacy?

 

If you do not know, why do you think that they do?

And I would assume so, tho I have never seen them there, so I have

no proof. You seem to know a lot about it tho, any proof you care to

share?

 

 

> > When did I say I was working for them?

> > I simply discussed my blankets with you.

> I asked which organisation you were working for, and you

said " NONE " ... I'm

> simply trying to find out what NONE stands for.... ;-)

 

 

You asked if I work under my covers first and I said yes.

Then you asked what org and I said none as in " not any " .

 

I think you need a vacation... I mean Holiday...

 

BB

Nikki

[Guest guest]

Hi Nikki

 

> > > The secret services work under my covers? > > Do they.... doesn't that classify as invasion of privacy?> If you do not know, why do you think that they do?

 

You said they did!

 

> And I would assume so, tho I have never seen them there, so I have> no proof. You seem to know a lot about it tho, any proof you care to> share?

 

I assumed you had the proof when you made the claim....

 

> I asked which organisation you were working for, and you said " NONE " ... I'm> simply trying to find out what NONE stands for.... ;-)>You asked if I work under my covers first and I said yes.

 

 

Now you know that's not what I asked.... I asked if you were working undercover. I know you sometimes struggle with the English language, but I'm sure you're just being obdurate :-)

 

>Then you asked what org and I said none as in " not any " .

 

NONE is definitely not an acronym of " not any " . I guess it could be NOt aNE, or something like that?

 

So, what do " not any " actually do?

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Peter

 

> > > > The secret services work under my covers?

> > > Do they.... doesn't that classify as invasion of privacy?

> > If you do not know, why do you think that they do?

> You said they did!

 

No, I said I work under the covers when my feet are cold

 

 

> > And I would assume so, tho I have never seen them there, so I

have

> > no proof. You seem to know a lot about it tho, any proof you

care to

> > share?

> I assumed you had the proof when you made the claim....

 

I would like to see this so called claim that I made

 

 

> > I asked which organisation you were working for, and you

said " NONE " ...

> I'm

> > simply trying to find out what NONE stands for.... ;-)

> >You asked if I work under my covers first and I said yes.

> Now you know that's not what I asked.... I asked if you were

working

> undercover. I know you sometimes struggle with the English

language, but I'm

> sure you're just being obdurate :-)

 

ROFL - Actually, until you just explained yourself, I assumed your

intentions were completely innocent

But now I know better...

 

Are you some sort of government type spy asking innocent citizens

what they know of secret organizations?

If so, it may take you awhile to find one...

 

 

> >Then you asked what org and I said none as in " not any " .

> NONE is definitely not an acronym of " not any " . I guess it could

be NOt aNE,

> or something like that?

 

Well then it is a very good thing I wasn't giving you an acronym

You know, assuming is definately not the best way to get the proper

information that your secret government organization is looking for

Do they not give you better training than this?

 

 

> So, what do " not any " actually do?

 

Is this another riddle?

Oh I do hope you know the answer to this one at least.

ok, I'll bite, What do " not any " actually do?

 

BB

Nikki

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Hi Nikki

 

> > > If you do not know, why do you think that they do?> > You said they did!> No, I said I work under the covers when my feet are cold

 

Well, as interesting as that information is, I'm a bit perplexed as to why you shared it with us!

 

> > I assumed you had the proof when you made the claim....> I would like to see this so called claim that I made

Then you'd best go back and look in the archives :-)

 

> > Now you know that's not what I asked.... I asked if you were working> > undercover. I know you sometimes struggle with the English language, but I'm> > sure you're just being obdurate :-)

> ROFL - Actually, until you just explained yourself, I assumed your> intentions were completely innocent> But now I know better...

 

My intentions are always innocent, but it did appear as though you were pumping me for information....

 

> Are you some sort of government type spy asking innocent citizens> what they know of secret organizations?

 

If I was asking innocent citizens, I'd hardly be asking you ;-)

 

>If so, it may take you awhile to find one...

 

Why, what have you done with them all?

 

> > >Then you asked what org and I said none as in " not any " .> > NONE is definitely not an acronym of " not any " . I guess it could be NOt aNE,> > or something like that?

 

> Well then it is a very good thing I wasn't giving you an acronym

> You know, assuming is definately not the best way to get the proper> information that your secret government organization is looking for> Do they not give you better training than this?

 

Oh, very clever... trying the double bluff.... now I'm definitely on to you... I just want to know which agency you're working for.

 

> > So, what do " not any " actually do?

> Is this another riddle?

 

What do you mean " another " ?

> Oh I do hope you know the answer to this one at least.> ok, I'll bite, What do " not any " actually do?

As Lord Melchett would say... you twist and turn like a twisty turny thing... all I can say is that those who have trained you have done a very good job... I just wish you'd tell me who they are!

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Peter

 

> > > > If you do not know, why do you think that they do?

> > > You said they did!

> > No, I said I work under the covers when my feet are cold

> Well, as interesting as that information is, I'm a bit perplexed

as to why

> you shared it with us!

 

Because you asked if I did. I was a bit perplexed by the question to

be honest.

 

 

> > > I assumed you had the proof when you made the claim....

> > I would like to see this so called claim that I made

> Then you'd best go back and look in the archives :-)

 

As I am not the one throwing slanderous rumors around, I feel no

need to do so.

 

 

> > > Now you know that's not what I asked.... I asked if you were

working

> > > undercover. I know you sometimes struggle with the English

language, but

> I'm

> > > sure you're just being obdurate :-)

> > ROFL - Actually, until you just explained yourself, I assumed

your

> > intentions were completely innocent

> > But now I know better...

> My intentions are always innocent, but it did appear as though you

were

> pumping me for information....

 

It did?

Well then why didn't you just ask if I was?

 

 

> > Are you some sort of government type spy asking innocent citizens

> > what they know of secret organizations?

> If I was asking innocent citizens, I'd hardly be asking you ;-)

 

ROFL! Slander is so ugly...

 

 

> >If so, it may take you awhile to find one...

> Why, what have you done with them all?

 

I've done nothing with the organizations, I just think you ask the

wrong people about them so you may never find one.

 

 

> > > >Then you asked what org and I said none as in " not any " .

> > > NONE is definitely not an acronym of " not any " . I guess it

could be NOt

> aNE,

> > > or something like that?

> > Well then it is a very good thing I wasn't giving you an acronym

> > You know, assuming is definately not the best way to get the

proper

> > information that your secret government organization is looking

for

> > Do they not give you better training than this?

> Oh, very clever... trying the double bluff.... now I'm definitely

on to

> you... I just want to know which agency you're working for.

 

What's a double bluff?

I just cannot keep up with your spy terminology.

 

> > > So, what do " not any " actually do?

> > Is this another riddle?

> What do you mean " another " ?

 

Just like the one of " What does NONE stand for "

 

 

> > Oh I do hope you know the answer to this one at least.

> > ok, I'll bite, What do " not any " actually do?

> As Lord Melchett would say... you twist and turn like a twisty

turny

> thing... all I can say is that those who have trained you have

done a very

> good job... I just wish you'd tell me who they are!

 

 

ROFL - Just following your lead

 

BB

Nikki

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Hi Nikki

 

> Because you asked if I did. I was a bit perplexed by the question to

> be honest.

 

I did not... but I put this whole misunderstanding down to your difficulty

with the English language ;-)

 

> > > I would like to see this so called claim that I made

> > Then you'd best go back and look in the archives :-)

> As I am not the one throwing slanderous rumors around, I feel no

> need to do so.

 

Now make up your mind.... would you like to see it, or wouldn't you?

 

> > My intentions are always innocent, but it did appear as though you were

> > pumping me for information....

> It did?

> Well then why didn't you just ask if I was?

 

I did!

 

> > > Are you some sort of government type spy asking innocent citizens

> > > what they know of secret organizations?

> > If I was asking innocent citizens, I'd hardly be asking you ;-)

> ROFL! Slander is so ugly...

 

Is it? I wouldn't know - I've never had any contact with it...

 

> > >If so, it may take you awhile to find one...

> > Why, what have you done with them all?

> I've done nothing with the organizations, I just think you ask the

> wrong people about them so you may never find one.

 

Oh - I thought you meant innocent people....

 

> What's a double bluff?

> I just cannot keep up with your spy terminology.

 

ROFL - very witty!

 

> > > Is this another riddle?

> > What do you mean " another " ?

> Just like the one of " What does NONE stand for "

 

That was a question... not a riddle. You can tell by the " ? " at the end...

it's called a question mark ;-)

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Peter

 

> > Because you asked if I did. I was a bit perplexed by the

question to

> > be honest.

> I did not... but I put this whole misunderstanding down to your

difficulty

> with the English language ;-)

 

You would try to cover it up that way!

 

 

> > > > I would like to see this so called claim that I made

> > > Then you'd best go back and look in the archives :-)

> > As I am not the one throwing slanderous rumors around, I feel no

> > need to do so.

> Now make up your mind.... would you like to see it, or wouldn't

you?

 

I would, but you need to prove yourself, not I.

I have nothing to hide.

 

> > > My intentions are always innocent, but it did appear as though

you were

> > > pumping me for information....

> > It did?

> > Well then why didn't you just ask if I was?

> I did!

 

No, you asked if I was under cover.

 

 

> > > > Are you some sort of government type spy asking innocent

citizens

> > > > what they know of secret organizations?

> > > If I was asking innocent citizens, I'd hardly be asking you ;-)

> > ROFL! Slander is so ugly...

> Is it? I wouldn't know - I've never had any contact with it...

 

Ah lucky you then that no one has ever blamed you for something you

have no part of.

 

So why then must you slander me?

 

 

> > > >If so, it may take you awhile to find one...

> > > Why, what have you done with them all?

> > I've done nothing with the organizations, I just think you ask

the

> > wrong people about them so you may never find one.

> Oh - I thought you meant innocent people....

 

Ah, yet another time you were wrong about me.

 

 

> > What's a double bluff?

> > I just cannot keep up with your spy terminology.

> ROFL - very witty!

 

Thank you

Now what's a double bluff?

 

> > > > Is this another riddle?

> > > What do you mean " another " ?

> > Just like the one of " What does NONE stand for "

> That was a question... not a riddle. You can tell by the " ? " at

the end...

> it's called a question mark ;-)

 

I see, well most riddles I have heard are in the form of a question

and those use question marks too, being that they are in the form of

a question and all.

 

BB

Nikki

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Hi Nikki

 

> > I did not... but I put this whole misunderstanding down to your

difficulty

> > with the English language ;-)

> You would try to cover it up that way!

 

What is this obsession of yours with covering things?

 

> > Now make up your mind.... would you like to see it, or wouldn't

> > you?

> I would, but you need to prove yourself, not I.

> I have nothing to hide.

 

Except your feet, apparently ;-)

 

> > > Well then why didn't you just ask if I was?

> > I did!

> No, you asked if I was under cover.

 

Exactly... (except for that space)

 

> > > ROFL! Slander is so ugly...

> > Is it? I wouldn't know - I've never had any contact with it...

> Ah lucky you then that no one has ever blamed you for something you

> have no part of.

 

Oh, I've been at that end of it many times... mostly from you, actually...

 

> > > What's a double bluff?

> > > I just cannot keep up with your spy terminology.

> > ROFL - very witty!

> Thank you

> Now what's a double bluff?

 

Look it up in the NONE handbook...

 

> I see, well most riddles I have heard are in the form of a question

> and those use question marks too, being that they are in the form of

> a question and all.

 

Are they really... well, looks like I've learnt something today :-)

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Peter

 

> > > I did not... but I put this whole misunderstanding down to your

> difficulty

> > > with the English language ;-)

> > You would try to cover it up that way!

> What is this obsession of yours with covering things?

 

No obsession at all, just following your lead

 

 

> > > Now make up your mind.... would you like to see it, or wouldn't

> > > you?

> > I would, but you need to prove yourself, not I.

> > I have nothing to hide.

> Except your feet, apparently ;-)

 

LOL - only when they are cold

 

 

> > > > Well then why didn't you just ask if I was?

> > > I did!

> > No, you asked if I was under cover.

> Exactly... (except for that space)

 

Well I was, my feet were under the covers

 

> > > > ROFL! Slander is so ugly...

> > > Is it? I wouldn't know - I've never had any contact with it...

> > Ah lucky you then that no one has ever blamed you for something

you

> > have no part of.

> Oh, I've been at that end of it many times... mostly from you,

actually...

 

Really? Care to elucidate?

 

 

> > > > What's a double bluff?

> > > > I just cannot keep up with your spy terminology.

> > > ROFL - very witty!

> > Thank you

> > Now what's a double bluff?

> Look it up in the NONE handbook...

 

ROFL - Where can I get one?

And if you know nothing of this org., how do you know whether or not

they have a handbook?

 

> > I see, well most riddles I have heard are in the form of a

question

> > and those use question marks too, being that they are in the

form of

> > a question and all.

> Are they really... well, looks like I've learnt something today :-)

 

 

Glad I could be of assistance.

 

BB

Nikki

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Hi Nikki

 

> > > You would try to cover it up that way! > > What is this obsession of yours with covering things?> No obsession at all, just following your lead

 

Well who's covered up my lead? I've been searching everywhere for that! :-)

 

> > > I have nothing to hide. > > Except your feet, apparently ;-)> LOL - only when they are cold

 

Why? Do they get embarrassed when they're cold? :-)

 

> > > No, you asked if I was under cover.> > Exactly... (except for that space)> Well I was, my feet were under the covers

 

I never asked anything about " the covers " - neither the plural, nor the definite article - it was random information you offered.... :-)

 

> > Oh, I've been at that end of it many times... mostly from you, actually...> Really? Care to elucidate?

 

No. I prefer not to think about it!

 

> > > Now what's a double bluff?> > Look it up in the NONE handbook...> ROFL - Where can I get one?

 

I would imagine from your employers

> And if you know nothing of this org., how do you know whether or not> they have a handbook?

 

All secret service agencies have a handbook...

 

BB

Peter

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Hi Peter

 

> > > > You would try to cover it up that way!

> > > What is this obsession of yours with covering things?

> > No obsession at all, just following your lead

> Well who's covered up my lead? I've been searching everywhere for

that! :-)

 

Not sure, but if I see it again I will be sure to let you know

 

 

> > > > I have nothing to hide.

> > > Except your feet, apparently ;-)

> > LOL - only when they are cold

> Why? Do they get embarrassed when they're cold? :-)

 

LOL - no, they wish to be warm so I comply

 

 

> > > > No, you asked if I was under cover.

> > > Exactly... (except for that space)

> > Well I was, my feet were under the covers

> I never asked anything about " the covers " - neither the plural,

nor the

> definite article - it was random information you offered.... :-)

 

It was simply an answer to a question is all

 

 

> > > Oh, I've been at that end of it many times... mostly from you,

> actually...

> > Really? Care to elucidate?

> No. I prefer not to think about it!

 

LOL - That is what I thought. Further proof of your lack of proof.

 

 

> > > > Now what's a double bluff?

> > > Look it up in the NONE handbook...

> > ROFL - Where can I get one?

> I would imagine from your employers

 

I have only received an OfficeMax handbook from them...

 

> > And if you know nothing of this org., how do you know whether or

not

> > they have a handbook?

> All secret service agencies have a handbook...

 

 

And how do you know this?

That doesn't sound very smart though, what if this handbook got into

the wrong hands?

 

BB

Nikki

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Hi Nikki

 

Y'know, I'm wondering what's happened to all the other nutters on this list

who used to join in with our stupidity... did they all grow up or something?

 

> > Well who's covered up my lead? I've been searching everywhere for

> > that! :-)

> Not sure, but if I see it again I will be sure to let you know

 

Thank you... but surely if you were following it, you must know roughly

where it is?

 

> > > > Except your feet, apparently ;-)

> > > LOL - only when they are cold

> > Why? Do they get embarrassed when they're cold? :-)

> LOL - no, they wish to be warm so I comply

 

By hiding them?

 

> > I never asked anything about " the covers " - neither the plural, nor the

> > definite article - it was random information you offered.... :-)

> It was simply an answer to a question is all

 

It may well have been, but the question you answered hadn't been asked :-)

 

> > > > Oh, I've been at that end of it many times... mostly from you,

> > > > actually...

> > > Really? Care to elucidate?

> > No. I prefer not to think about it!

> LOL - That is what I thought. Further proof of your lack of proof.

 

In that case, all I'll say is that you frequently falsely accuse me of

making false accusations...

 

> > > > Look it up in the NONE handbook...

> > > ROFL - Where can I get one?

> > I would imagine from your employers

> I have only received an OfficeMax handbook from them...

 

Oh ho.... and I never realised that Office Max were a front for an

undercover organisation...

 

> > All secret service agencies have a handbook...

> And how do you know this?

 

It's common knowledge...

 

> That doesn't sound very smart though, what if this handbook got into

> the wrong hands?

 

Then it would be the wrong hand book... besides, I assume they're normally

in code!

 

BB

Peter

[Guest guest]

Hi Peter

 

> Y'know, I'm wondering what's happened to all the other nutters on

this list

> who used to join in with our stupidity... did they all grow up or

something?

 

I sure hope not! I hate it when they just grow up and go a different

way...

 

 

> > > Well who's covered up my lead? I've been searching everywhere

for

> > > that! :-)

> > Not sure, but if I see it again I will be sure to let you know

> Thank you... but surely if you were following it, you must know

roughly

> where it is?

 

I stopped following after that reply. I didn't want you to think i

was stalking you.

 

 

> > > > > Except your feet, apparently ;-)

> > > > LOL - only when they are cold

> > > Why? Do they get embarrassed when they're cold? :-)

> > LOL - no, they wish to be warm so I comply

> By hiding them?

 

Sorry, I have no transparent blankets

 

 

> > > I never asked anything about " the covers " - neither the

plural, nor the

> > > definite article - it was random information you offered.... :-

)

> > It was simply an answer to a question is all

> It may well have been, but the question you answered hadn't been

asked :-)

 

Sure it had, by you in fact.

 

> > > > > Oh, I've been at that end of it many times... mostly from

you,

> > > > > actually...

> > > > Really? Care to elucidate?

> > > No. I prefer not to think about it!

> > LOL - That is what I thought. Further proof of your lack of

proof.

> In that case, all I'll say is that you frequently falsely accuse

me of

 

You could say that, but why lie?

 

 

> > > > > Look it up in the NONE handbook...

> > > > ROFL - Where can I get one?

> > > I would imagine from your employers

> > I have only received an OfficeMax handbook from them...

> Oh ho.... and I never realised that Office Max were a front for an

> undercover organisation...

 

*GASP* THEY ARE???!???

Since when? How do you know?

Oh my, I shall have to warn the colleagues that I like.

 

 

> > > All secret service agencies have a handbook...

> > And how do you know this?

> It's common knowledge...

 

For those with spy knowledge perhaps.

What else do you know that you are not telling?

 

 

> > That doesn't sound very smart though, what if this handbook got

into

> > the wrong hands?

> Then it would be the wrong hand book... besides, I assume they're

normally

> in code!

 

Of course you would know that too wouldn't you?

 

BB

Nikki

[Guest guest]

Hi Nikki

 

> > who used to join in with our stupidity... did they all grow up or

> > something?

> I sure hope not! I hate it when they just grow up and go a different

> way...

 

I know - but I'm sure there used to be more fools on this list :-)

 

> > > Not sure, but if I see it again I will be sure to let you know

> > Thank you... but surely if you were following it, you must know roughly

> > where it is?

> I stopped following after that reply. I didn't want you to think i

> was stalking you.

 

So where was it when you last saw it?

 

> > > > Why? Do they get embarrassed when they're cold? :-)

> > > LOL - no, they wish to be warm so I comply

> > By hiding them?

> Sorry, I have no transparent blankets

 

Don't apologise to me - apologise to your feet :-)

 

> > > It was simply an answer to a question is all

> > It may well have been, but the question you answered hadn't been asked

:-)

> Sure it had, by you in fact.

 

Nope - I asked a completely different question which you've very cunningly

avoided answering by distracting us with this talk of feet, blankets and

leads....

 

> > In that case, all I'll say is that you frequently falsely accuse me of

> You could say that, but why lie?

 

I don't know? Why would you lie? ;-)

 

> > Oh ho.... and I never realised that Office Max were a front for an

> > undercover organisation...

> *GASP* THEY ARE???!???

> Since when? How do you know?

 

I found out when you accidentally let it slip in the last e-mail :-)

 

> Oh my, I shall have to warn the colleagues that I like.

 

Do you think it wise to let them know that you are the source of the leak?

 

> > > > All secret service agencies have a handbook...

> > > And how do you know this?

> > It's common knowledge...

> For those with spy knowledge perhaps.

> What else do you know that you are not telling?

 

Now we don't have time to go into all that I know here - it's taken me the

best part of 30 years to learn it ;-)

 

> > Then it would be the wrong hand book... besides, I assume they're

normally

> > in code!

> Of course you would know that too wouldn't you?

 

Would I?

 

BB

Peter

[Guest guest]

Look you two, if you are not going to get a room, at least get a commision for a TV series! The Valley Vegan..................nikki_mackovitch <earthstorm wrote: Hi Peter> Y'know, I'm wondering what's happened to all the other nutters on this list> who used to join in with our stupidity... did they all grow up or something?I sure hope not! I hate it when they just grow up and go a different way...> > > Well who's covered up my lead? I've been searching everywhere for> > > that! :-)> > Not sure, but if I see it again I will be sure to let you know > Thank you... but surely if you were following it, you must know roughly> where it is?I stopped following after that reply. I didn't

want you to think i was stalking you. > > > > > Except your feet, apparently ;-)> > > > LOL - only when they are cold > > > Why? Do they get embarrassed when they're cold? :-)> > LOL - no, they wish to be warm so I comply > By hiding them?Sorry, I have no transparent blankets> > > I never asked anything about "the covers" - neither the plural, nor the> > > definite article - it was random information you offered.... :-)> > It was simply an answer to a question is all > It may well have been, but the question you answered hadn't been asked :-)Sure it had, by you in fact. > > > > > Oh, I've been at that end of it many times... mostly from you,> > > > > actually...> > > > Really? Care to elucidate?> > > No. I prefer not to think about

it!> > LOL - That is what I thought. Further proof of your lack of proof. > In that case, all I'll say is that you frequently falsely accuse me ofYou could say that, but why lie? > > > > > Look it up in the NONE handbook...> > > > ROFL - Where can I get one?> > > I would imagine from your employers> > I have only received an OfficeMax handbook from them...> Oh ho.... and I never realised that Office Max were a front for an> undercover organisation...*GASP* THEY ARE???!???Since when? How do you know?Oh my, I shall have to warn the colleagues that I like. > > > All secret service agencies have a handbook...> > And how do you know this?> It's common knowledge...For those with spy knowledge perhaps.What else do you know that you are not telling?> > That doesn't sound very smart

though, what if this handbook got into> > the wrong hands?> Then it would be the wrong hand book... besides, I assume they're normally> in code!Of course you would know that too wouldn't you? :)BBNikkiTo send an email to -

[Guest guest]

Hi Peter

 

>Look you two, if you are not going to get a room, at least get a commision for a TV series!

 

Oooh - that would be fun - any particular series you have in mind?

 

BB

Peter

[Guest guest]

Or better yet, why don't you just join us?

 

Nikki

 

 

, peter hurd <swpgh01 wrote:

>

> Look you two, if you are not going to get a room, at least get a

commision for a TV series!

>

> The Valley Vegan..................

>

> nikki_mackovitch <earthstorm wrote:

> Hi Peter

>

> > Y'know, I'm wondering what's happened to all the other nutters

on

> this list

> > who used to join in with our stupidity... did they all grow up

or

> something?

>

> I sure hope not! I hate it when they just grow up and go a

different

> way...

>

>

> > > > Well who's covered up my lead? I've been searching

everywhere

> for

> > > > that! :-)

> > > Not sure, but if I see it again I will be sure to let you

know

> > Thank you... but surely if you were following it, you must know

> roughly

> > where it is?

>

> I stopped following after that reply. I didn't want you to think i

> was stalking you.

>

>

> > > > > > Except your feet, apparently ;-)

> > > > > LOL - only when they are cold

> > > > Why? Do they get embarrassed when they're cold? :-)

> > > LOL - no, they wish to be warm so I comply

> > By hiding them?

>

> Sorry, I have no transparent blankets

>

>

> > > > I never asked anything about " the covers " - neither the

> plural, nor the

> > > > definite article - it was random information you

offered.... :-

> )

> > > It was simply an answer to a question is all

> > It may well have been, but the question you answered hadn't been

> asked :-)

>

> Sure it had, by you in fact.

>

> > > > > > Oh, I've been at that end of it many times... mostly

from

> you,

> > > > > > actually...

> > > > > Really? Care to elucidate?

> > > > No. I prefer not to think about it!

> > > LOL - That is what I thought. Further proof of your lack of

> proof.

> > In that case, all I'll say is that you frequently falsely accuse

> me of

>

> You could say that, but why lie?

>

>

> > > > > > Look it up in the NONE handbook...

> > > > > ROFL - Where can I get one?

> > > > I would imagine from your employers

> > > I have only received an OfficeMax handbook from them...

> > Oh ho.... and I never realised that Office Max were a front for

an

> > undercover organisation...

>

> *GASP* THEY ARE???!???

> Since when? How do you know?

> Oh my, I shall have to warn the colleagues that I like.

>

>

> > > > All secret service agencies have a handbook...

> > > And how do you know this?

> > It's common knowledge...

>

> For those with spy knowledge perhaps.

> What else do you know that you are not telling?

>

>

> > > That doesn't sound very smart though, what if this handbook

got

> into

> > > the wrong hands?

> > Then it would be the wrong hand book... besides, I assume

they're

> normally

> > in code!

>

> Of course you would know that too wouldn't you?

>

> BB

> Nikki

>

>

>

>

>

> To send an email to -

 

>