that's a strange project to have barged back onto the front burner like that.

I blame Marty.

hee hee hee...

--G.
-><-
Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin
Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/

>that's a strange project to have barged back onto the front
>burner like that.
>
>I blame Marty.
>
>hee hee hee...

You, sir, are an evil, evil man.

- CD, waving a hand at a chart showing Manhattan and a twinkie, labelled 'Gryphon's Evilness'

>>that's a strange project to have barged back onto the front
>>burner like that.
>>

It is isn't it?

>You, sir, are an evil, evil man.
>
>- CD, waving a hand at a chart showing Manhattan and a twinkie,
>labelled 'Gryphon's Evilness'

That's a big twinkie...

"Life is not good or bad, it's what you make of it. Somebody please shoot me."

Dare I ask for mor context, or is this another "just wait and see" moment...

Offsides

I have looked into the abyss, and the abyss looked also back into me.
Neither of us liked what we saw.
EPU RCW #π
#include <stdsig.h>

>Dare I ask for mor context, or is this another "just wait and see"
>moment...

Observe the NXE forum.

Blessed be.
-n
(Would be happy, but has a ten page paper due at 9:30am tomorrow. With three pages and change already done.)

>>Dare I ask for mor context, or is this another "just wait and see"
>>moment...
>
>Observe the NXE forum.

If you like herring.

--G.
-><-
Benjamin D. Hutchins, Co-Founder, Editor in Chief, Netadmin
Eyrie Productions, Unlimited http://www.eyrie-productions.com/

>>Observe the NXE forum.
>
>If you like herring.
>
Not particularly - I prefer Lox myself :)

Offsides

I have looked into the abyss, and the abyss looked also back into me.
Neither of us liked what we saw.
EPU RCW #π
#include <stdsig.h>

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>If you like herring.

As a matter of fact...

Blessed be.
-n
(Heyheyhey! I am the Rough Beast today! Nifty!)
((my 666th post, that is))

*checks What's New*

Ah. Amusing.

Blessed be.
-n
(Dammit, I should be writing my term paper...)

>
>If you like herring.
>

Only when dressed in a red Carmen Sandiego (sp?) style duster/trench coat.

Why a red coat? just for the halabit.

>>>Dare I ask for mor context, or is this another "just wait and see"
>>>moment...
>>
>>Observe the NXE forum.
>
>If you like herring.
>

As in *initiate Tim Curry Voice* "Communism was just a red herring"?

>>>>Dare I ask for mor context, or is this another "just wait and see"
>>>>moment...
>>>
>>>Observe the NXE forum.
>>
>>If you like herring.
>>
>
>As in *initiate Tim Curry Voice* "Communism was just a red herring"?
"Mr. Green, with the pistol in the lobby."
Pattrick

Random Quote of the moment:
"And You only thought I could order pizza."
Toby Gone in Sixty Seconds 2000

*Looks around all confusedly* Wha? I don't see anything, unless I'm missing a very subtle in-joke.

In otherwords, help.

-NeoRaven

>*Looks around all confusedly* Wha? I don't see anything, unless I'm
>missing a very subtle in-joke.
>
>In otherwords, help.
>
>-NeoRaven

The various 'red herring', Tim Curry and Mr. Green references are from an old movie called Clue (based on the boardgame of the same name). It's a fun movie.

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>>*Looks around all confusedly* Wha? I don't see anything, unless I'm
>>missing a very subtle in-joke.
>>
>>In otherwords, help.
>>
>>-NeoRaven
>
>The various 'red herring', Tim Curry and Mr. Green references are from
>an old movie called Clue (based on the boardgame of the same name).
>It's a fun movie.
As Norgarth said, it's a funny movie. It's one of those movies If you caught it in the cinema you are lucky. It is a pretty novel movie it uses some of the tricks that Steven Soderbergh used in Ocean's 11 and has three interconnected endings.
It's set in the early 50s so there's a load of references to things that were going on back then.
Rent it and it is called Clue

Pattrick

Random Quote of the moment:
"Don't worry, Bob. It's just like working in a fish-market. Except you don't have to clean and gut fish all day. "
George Newman from UHF on working in a TV station.

Clue is, indeed a fun movie, although for me it has odd associations as the first time I saw Clue it was on the dorm VCR immediately following my first (and only) exposure to RHPS - in the form of a full audience-participation showing in a theater. Given that I really hadn't watched that many movies growing up, and didn't really pay attention to the casting (as opposed to the characters) of the ones I did watch, my reaction was something along the lines of:

"Wait a second - that guy looks familiar. What the? Is this some kind of joke?"

Then I just sat back and enjoyed the movie.

>that's a strange project to have barged back onto the front
>burner like that.
>
>I blame Marty.
>
>hee hee hee...
>
>--G.
>

But it makes a great read on a Sunday night. Or any other night, I suppose.

Peter Eng
--
"I" before "E," except after "C," unless sounded like "ay," as in "neighbor" or "weigh."

Spelling is a weird science.

>
>But it makes a great read on a Sunday night. Or any other night, I
>suppose.

Not when you're checking randomly for newstuffs(TM) at 0030, and you have to be up at 0600.

Dammit, Monsieur Gryphon! *grins*

-Charon

Mind you... my own lack of discipline MIGHT have something to do with it... Maybe
*whistles innocently*