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RE: Oh, so that's what happened to the Mill.... |
Nova Floresca |
Apr-20-15 |
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Gryphon |
Apr-20-15 |
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Terminus Est |
Apr-20-15 |
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Gryphon |
Apr-20-15 |
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Terminus Est |
Apr-20-15 |
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Gryphon |
Apr-20-15 |
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Terminus Est |
Apr-20-15 |
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zwol |
Apr-21-15 |
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ebony14 |
Apr-21-15 |
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cyberpagan |
Apr-22-15 |
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Vorticity |
Apr-22-15 |
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Gryphon
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Apr-20-15, 10:12 PM (EDT) |
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6. "RE: Oh, so that's what happened to the Mill...."
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>I stand corrected. :) Think about the chain of decisions involved there. I mean his decisions, not his parents'. What would motivate a man named Richard Woodcock to a) let people call him Dick and, on top of that, b) teach seventh-grade English? Is there a worse job in the world for a man called Dick Woodcock than teaching any subject to seventh-graders? (Admittedly, it could be argued that, well, is there a worse job in the world for anyone called anything than teaching any subject to seventh-graders?) It boggles the mind. --G. -><- Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor-in-Chief, & Forum Mod Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/ zgryphon at that email service Google has Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam. |
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ebony14
Member since Jul-11-11
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Apr-21-15, 12:30 PM (EDT) |
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9. "RE: Oh, so that's what happened to the Mill...."
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>Think about the chain of decisions involved there. I mean his >decisions, not his parents'. What would motivate a man named Richard >Woodcock to a) let people call him Dick and, on top of that, b) >teach seventh-grade English? Is there a worse job in the >world for a man called Dick Woodcock than teaching any subject >to seventh-graders? (Admittedly, it could be argued that, well, is >there a worse job in the world for anyone called anything than >teaching any subject to seventh-graders?) It boggles the mind. There is a urologist in Austin, Texas, that is named Dr. Richard Chopp. The only reason that one doesn't take the prize is that he banks on his name, unlike the lamented Mr. Woodcock. (He's apparently one of the go-to guys for vasectomies.) Ebony the Black Dragon "Life is like an anole. Sometimes it's green. Sometimes it's brown. But it's always a small Caribbean lizard." |
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Vorticity
Member since Feb-6-12
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Apr-22-15, 11:35 PM (EDT) |
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11. "RE: Oh, so that's what happened to the Mill...."
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>Donald Duckworth. In that case you just had to wonder what his parents were thinking Donald Duck is an outstanding citizen (he wins elections all the time in Europe) and a world traveler (even more so than Tintin). A fine role model. >My middle school Language Arts teacher was called Dick Woodcock. I don't understand why people still use the name Dick, when there are so many other good nicknames for Richard: Rich, Rick, Ringo, Char, etc. And yet there are still powerful people like Dick Armey, Dick Cheney, Dick Nixon... you know what, never mind, I think I answered my own question. > It was basically a way to steal money from Maine. After watching Twin Peaks, I never would have imagined corrupt business dealings around a wood-product mill in a small northern-state town. >.> --∇╳V Tintin did, however, make it to the Clow Kingdom, and that's gotta count for something |
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