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-Bruce wrote:
"perhaps tea bags II could be called ""progress through science: tea tablets""... but, no... the new thread needs to start with a post by one Michael Carey (note that his name is Michael... perhaps Mike's sister's name is Lucy, his mother Elaine and his two cat were named was Loki and Mr. Sigmund. Makes one think, eh?).
Speaking of endings... (awkward pause following the non sequitor) ... how should this thread end? The final page from Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle would do. Another satisfactory ending would be the words Beethoven scrawled on the margin of the four movement of his final work, Opus 135: ""Must it Be? Yes, it must!"""
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I still suggest ""Teabags II : raging against the dying of the light"" haha!!"
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Red wrote: " quote: Originally posted by -Bruce: two cat were named was Loki and Mr. Sigmund. Makes one think, eh?).
Mr. Sigmund? Actually, I think Mike had two pets as a child, a cat named Mikoto, and a canary named Susano. This explains a name many of us found rather puzzling: 9-year-old-Mike: Susano, Susano, where are you? (Rund around searching, comes upon Mikoto licking his jowls) 9YOM: Susano? Oh no! Mikoto!! As to endings, how about this one: ""Then again, maybe not"" "
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Bat-Mite wrote:
"How about Porky Pig's ""Th-th-th-that's all, folks!""
Speaking of characters based on Mike's family. I think he has mentioned that Elaine is sorta based on his own daughter, but I'm not sure, maybe I'm thinking of someone else who based a character on his daughter.
Anyway, we all know Musubi is based on an ole spider demon from hell classmate. She and Mike became fast friends due to their love for comics, but were separated when Musubi tried to lay her hellspawned eggs inside the school's principal's ribcage and got kicked out of school. "
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Red wrote:
Congratulations everyone on the great day!
Now go celebrate with a cup of tea (all the while thinking of the poor underpaid workers on the tea plantations in SE Asia...)
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Lord_Savaunt wrote:
" Seriously I think calling it ""Teabags II"" without anything else in the title would be the best way to go. Since it seems agreed that Mike should start the thread I guess it's his call though."
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strafenkinder wrote:
"Teabags II: The Return ?
Count me in.
Hey guys, please join me in this newly formed Yahoo Group. The serious and not-so-serious forum to all comic book enthusiast who live in the Philippines and abroad. Talk about anything from the goings-on in Marvel, DC, Image, CrossGen and all the other comic book publishers (or anything remotely related) that matter.
pinoycomicbookenthusiast@yahoogroups.com
We appreciate your presence!!!!!"
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quote: Originally posted by strafenkinder: Teabags II: The Return ?
Count me in.
Hey guys, please join me in this newly formed Yahoo Group. The serious and not-so-serious forum to all comic book enthusiast who live in the Philippines and abroad. Talk about anything from the goings-on in Marvel, DC, Image, CrossGen and all the other comic book publishers (or anything remotely related) that matter.
pinoycomicbookenthusiast@yahoogroups.com
We appreciate your presence!!!!!
Count me in. you're a filipino too strafe? P.S. Teabags II : I believe the children are our future"
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stormgirl wrote:
Oh come on... T2: Judgement Day . It has to be.
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fluffy bunny wrote:
T2: do you want to come in for a coffee?
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quote: Originally posted by stormgirl: Oh come on... T2: Judgement Day . It has to be.
LOL. Very good.
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fluffy bunny wrote:
"Just want to see how many people I can befuddle with this
Three men went into a motel to hire a room. The man behind the desk said the room was £30, so each man paid £10 and went to the room. Later the man behind the desk realized the room was only £25 (it wasn't much of a room!), so he sent the porter over to repay the guests £5. On the way the porter couldn't figure out how to split £5 evenly between three men, so he gave each man £1 and kept the other £2 for himself. This meant that the three men each paid £9 for the room, which is a total of £27. Together with the £2 that the porter kept, that makes £29. Where is the other pound?"
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Bat-Mite wrote:
"Ok.
30 = 25 + 5 So far so good, k? 30 = 25 + 3 + 2 And now lets give back the 3 bucks.
30 - 3 = 25 + 2 Cause 27 = 27 righty?
27 = 25 + 2; 3 x 9 = 25 + 2. See the dollar doesn't go anywhere. The problem is that you are trying to compare Apples and Oranges. 27 plus 2 is never supposed to reach 30, in fact, you are not supposed to add them in the first place, there is no way in that equation where you can get 27 plus 2.
The trick is not to find some obscure formula for why one buck goes missing, the trick is to figure out that the riddle works with a very wrong use of moving numbers in a equation."
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fluffy bunny wrote:
"You pass the test batman trainee. Go and make yourself a cup of tea.
Probably on the wrong board/thread, but stuff it here's a riddle for you with no relavance to tea whatsoever
A precious gift, this, Yet it has no end or beginning, And in the middle, nothing. "
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Red wrote: " quote: Originally posted by fluffy bunny: You pass the test batman trainee. Go and make yourself a cup of tea.
Probably on the wrong board/thread, but stuff it here's a riddle for you with no relavance to tea whatsoever
A precious gift, this, Yet it has no end or beginning, And in the middle, nothing.
A ring?"
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fluffy bunny wrote:
"dammit
k- last one
With this one thing alone, you will have defeated even the strongest foe."
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Lord_Savaunt wrote:
Umm.... Victory?
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fluffy bunny wrote:
yup.
Nuts - need to find an audience that drinks less distilled brain.
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Red wrote: " quote: Originally posted by fluffy bunny: yup.
Nuts - need to find an audience that drinks less distilled brain.
Interestingnew definition of tea... Tea: Distilled brain Don't be too hard on yourself, though. The first problem took us 12 hourse to solve, the last one took 8 hours. Only the middle one was fast(6 minutes). Where do you find these riddles? "
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HG wrote: " quote: Originally posted by fluffy bunny: dammit
You're asking for it, if you post a riddle that has word ""precious"" in it - and ""ring"" as the correct answer."
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fluffy bunny wrote: "that one was a LOTR related riddle. As to where I found the riddles- hang around another forum (not very comic orientated- more science-fiction/fantasy/supernatural horror orientated - though there's a huge number of people there, so if you do want to discuss a particular book (ideally non-comic though there are some comic readers) someone'll probably have read the book in question Anyway, direct link to the riddles thread for those interested is: http://www.sffworld.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3773 "
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Red wrote: "Is it just me, or did the ""Red skies are coming""-thread just disappear overnight? ...or am I just being paranoid again? If so, G&S have my sincerest apologies for all the extra work... ![[wink]](images/icons/wink.gif) "
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goldfish wrote: " quote: Originally posted by Red:
...or am I just being paranoid again?
When your paranoid at least you think people care"
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Red wrote: " quote: Originally posted by goldfish: When your paranoid at least you think people care
What, you don't care anymore? Was it something I did or said? How can I make up for it?"
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goldfish wrote:
"you must spin round 3,000 times and say goldfish is my god i think he is great each time you spin round
this is the only way"
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Red wrote: " quote: Originally posted by goldfish: you must spin round 3,000 times and say goldfish is my god i think he is great each time you spin round
this is the only way
How about if I offer you a nice cup of tea instead? Earl Grey, Lapsang Souchong, Lemon, Gunpowder....you name it!"
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Red wrote: " quote: Originally posted by Red: How about if I offer you a nice cup of tea instead? Earl Grey, Lapsang Souchong, Lemon, Gunpowder....you name it!
Even coffee would be OK...really"
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Red wrote:
"I just wanted to apologize to all the board members for hassling you with unimportant, uninteresting posts just now.
You see, it's really all just a link in my Evil Master Plan, and now I am close, so close....hehehe"
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Red wrote: " quote: Originally posted by Red: I just wanted to apologize to all the board members for hassling you with unimportant, uninteresting posts just now.
You see, it's really all just a link in my Evil Master Plan, and now I am close, so close....hehehe
THERE! Hah! Tremble, mortals, for it is I who has climbed to heights / depths unimagined! This is the 6th post of the 66th page of the Teabag-Thread. MOAHAHAHA! Now you must all worship me for all eternity. ...barring that, a group hug and a twinkie would be nice, too..."
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goldfish wrote: " quote: Originally posted by Red: How about if I offer you a nice cup of tea instead? Earl Grey, Lapsang Souchong, Lemon, Gunpowder....you name it!
How about long island ice tea? "
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goldfish wrote: " quote: Originally posted by Red: THERE! Hah! Tremble, mortals, for it is I who has climbed to heights / depths unimagined! This is the 6th post of the 66th page of the Teabag-Thread. MOAHAHAHA! Now you must all worship me for all eternity.
...barring that, a group hug and a twinkie would be nice, too...
By order of the high concil i have stopped your evil master plan. I am now high ruler of the revolutionary commitee, tremble in fear. p.s as part of my duties i am also a teaboy, anyone fancy a cup"
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goldfish wrote:
wait a second there is no reveloutionary commitiee is there!!!! I've been duped
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fluffy bunny wrote:
or is it a plot to make you think you've been duped?
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Yes, goldfish, there is no revolutionary commitee. Under no circumstances is there any commitee coffee drinking revelutionaries. Honest."
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goldfish wrote: " quote: Originally posted by goldfish: By order of the high concil i have stopped your evil master plan. I am now high ruler of the revolutionary commitee, tremble in fear.
p
I don't see any trembling, what is wrong with you people "
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HUH? WHAT'S GOING ON IN HERE?
Did Dave slip a coupla' grams of hemp in the tea pot again?
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goldfish wrote:
the public meeting of a secret societey
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strafenkinder wrote:
Can I get what he's also having? My brain is currently in flux. Ugh...
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Red wrote: " quote: Originally posted by D. McDonagh: Yes, goldfish, there is no revolutionary commitee. Under no circumstances is there any commitee coffee drinking revelutionaries. Honest.
*Sigh* Noone's impressed with the 6th post of the 66th page. Not even a group hug has been offered... Oh well, at least there is a revolutionary committe. That is, of course, a plus. Although the costumes......er, I mean uniforms are really lame. I KNEW it was a bad idea to leave Neilencio in charge of buying clothes..."
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