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On 2003-01-22 00:13, Sage wrote:
Whats wrong with almond oil?
Do not go there Sage. For the sake of your sanity (and everyone else's) never ask this question again.
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On 2003-01-22 00:13, Sage wrote:
Whats wrong with almond oil?
OK...
Reminding to the politically unaware.

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This thread is a report about a war by our hiking correspondent Avanutria (note: this a pseudonym; you understand we don't break it, for her security in the battlefield).

So, here's the first Whistlers War.
Officially because of some personal feud.
Practically for monopoly on whistle oil supplies.

It will remain chiffstorically known as the First great Whistle Oil War,

in short : <font size=4> WhOilWar 1 </font>

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Be ready for the next Whistle war! Bring the ultimate weapon on your side before the flames start flying! Get some mercenaries! Come see our crack team at the <a href="http://www27.brinkster.com/bumtown/Articles/bteam.html" target="top">B-Team!</a><P>

This in no way indorses the use of violence or petty name calling as a way to solve problems

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On 2003-01-23 00:02, Lark wrote:


This in no way indorses the use of violence or petty name calling as a way to solve problems
Then what use could we possibly have for it, Lark?

[Added later]
Hey, wait a minute. You're not *that* Lark are you? The in-the-morning lark? Oooh, if so, you'll need all the mercenaries you can get around here.

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The ultimate weapon? I have a high-G Generation that'd knock just about anybody to their knees. Problem is, it has just about the same effect on me, which is why I only pull it out about once a year to remind myself why I never play it....
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On 2003-01-23 09:01, Steven wrote:
The ultimate weapon? I have a high-G Generation that'd knock just about anybody to their knees. Problem is, it has just about the same effect on me, which is why I only pull it out about once a year to remind myself why I never play it....
See my "whistle tantrum" post--I am now armed and dangerous, and ready to Haiku.

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Lark, that was great! Thanks for the laugh! :grin:
On 2003-01-23 09:01, Steven wrote:
...I only pull it out about once a year....
:roll:
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The B-Team, now a subsidiary of tiny tot diapers, is expanding, and WE WANT YOU! Come see The newest recruit. Walden (the businessman) Rockski. See him at <a href="http://www27.brinkster.com/bumtown/Arti ... .html">The B-Team</a><P>

You too can join, and be, most of what you can be, maybe a little less, in the B-Team, Join now, and get a free…. Um…. We’ll have to get back to you on this. Anyway, you can join if you have a digital picture of your self.

and no, I'm that "That" Lark:-) I'm more bit of fun:-P

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"So, here's the first Whistlers War.
Officially because of some personal feud.
Practically for monopoly on whistle oil supplies."

And quite a war it has been, too!
A few years back what almost became the first Whistlers War was averted by an intermediary whose identity escapes my memory. Thom still has a "newspaper" photo of the uprising, if he's perusing the board. Only people who've been around C&F as long as Thom, Vinnie, Loren, and a few others will remember this debacle, though. :oops:

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Post by Walden »

PAGE THIRTEEN

In which:

Robin resuscitates the thread, possibly on Miss Nutria's behalf.

Dale Wisely hees.

PAGE FOURTEEN

In Which:

Blackhawk doesn't take guff.

Antstastegood says some unkind and hurtful things about us.

Martin Milner reveals new information about English topography, and hints that Mr. Murphy and Mr. Laughlin may, in fact, be the same person.

The Weekenders tell us that Mr. Milner is a liar and further pledges loyalty to Mr. Murphy, ending it all with a smiley that may be most aptly described as a dæmonicon.

Mr. Walden inquires as to Susnfx's affiliation.

Emmline apparently breaks a piece of furniture on Bloomfield.

Bloo says "ouch," and something in tiny letters.

Miss Nutria makes reference to some princess.

Susnfx explains her status as a soldier of fortune.

Mr. Milner explains that the coastal regions of Great Britain are a desert [could that be possible?] and then states that he was referring to a cultural desert.

Bloomfield explains that he had misunderstood.

Emmline explains that Bloomfield appeared to be a Cartwright or denizen of the Ponderosa.
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ChrisLaughlin wrote:Avanutria, if that really is your name:
This is to inform you that your post is in direct violation of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act. All posts submitted by ChrisLaughlin in the "Rrrrruuummmble!!!!" thread are copyrighted intellectual property belonging to ChrisLaughlin and may only be used by others with the permission of an exclusive license to do so. All other use is illegal and punishable by fine and/or incarceration. Your IP address has been logged and our legal representative will be contacting you shortly.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding in resolving this matter:
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The key word here being 'intellectual', which in this case is a self-defeating arguement... (cough)
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Post by cowtime »

LOL :lol:

Thanks for enlightening those of us without the time or energy to wade through the whole thing.

That Titanic clip is priceless.
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