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RUMOURS
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Author: Trev
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 01:04
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  Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.

  Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
padding.

-- 
Trev - not my fault, guv'nor.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Trev
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On Fri, 03 Nov 2000 08:08:30 +0000, Kate <K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk>
wrote:
>>   Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.
>Like what?

  That's the question, isn't it?  What could they be...

>>   Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
>> padding.
>He'd never manage to grow the nails for starters. I was going to be
>really nasty, but refrained. I am worried that the prospect of working
>all morning has altered my neural pathways. 

  You watch too much Star Trek.

-- 
Trev - but I love you anyway.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Gandalf
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 00:00
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Trev (trevor.roberts@dunelm.org.uk) wrote:
: On Fri, 03 Nov 2000 08:08:30 +0000, Kate <K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk>
: wrote:
: >>   Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.
: >Like what?
:   That's the question, isn't it?  What could they be...

Should I give a hint?


--
"But look at us now, quit driving. Some things hurt more, much more than
cars and girls. But look at us now, start counting, what adds up the way
it did when we were young?" Prefab Sprout
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Trev
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 00:00
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On 3 Nov 2000 23:08:57 GMT, Gandalf <I.S.Davis@durham.ac.uk> wrote:

>Trev (trevor.roberts@dunelm.org.uk) wrote:
>: On Fri, 03 Nov 2000 08:08:30 +0000, Kate <K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk>
>: wrote:
>: >>   Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.
>: >Like what?
>:   That's the question, isn't it?  What could they be...
>Should I give a hint?

  Well, Gandalf said we should change the rumour to 'goes like a
train' so we know what he thinks.

  /me stitches up Gandalf.

-- 
Trev
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Gandalf
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 00:00
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Trev (trevor.roberts@dunelm.org.uk) wrote:
: On 3 Nov 2000 23:08:57 GMT, Gandalf <I.S.Davis@durham.ac.uk> wrote:

: >Trev (trevor.roberts@dunelm.org.uk) wrote:
: >: On Fri, 03 Nov 2000 08:08:30 +0000, Kate <K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk>
: >: wrote:
: >: >>   Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.
: >: >Like what?
: >:   That's the question, isn't it?  What could they be...
: >Should I give a hint?

:   Well, Gandalf said we should change the rumour to 'goes like a
: train' so we know what he thinks.

:   /me stitches up Gandalf.

I think you'll find that i said nothing of the sort Trev  :P

--
"But look at us now, quit driving. Some things hurt more, much more than
cars and girls. But look at us now, start counting, what adds up the way
it did when we were young?" Prefab Sprout
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Dunc
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 04:53
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Trev wrote:
> 
>   Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.

I dunno why Gandalf was so afraid to say this.
> 
>   Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
> padding.
> 
Oh IRC does get surreal sometimes...

Dunc

You've gotten off easy so many times, but I guess no one told you how to
get a life.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Kate
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 08:08
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>   Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.

Like what?
 
>   Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
> padding.

He'd never manage to grow the nails for starters. I was going to be
really nasty, but refrained. I am worried that the prospect of working
all morning has altered my neural pathways. 

--
Nick Bradbeer is the smoothest person I know. He's the kind of person
who, if you ground up, would be very good as gear oil.

			Dave Nutter.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Gandalf
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 10:01
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Kate (K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk) wrote:

: >   Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.

: Like what?
:  
: >   Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
: > padding.

: He'd never manage to grow the nails for starters. I was going to be
: really nasty, but refrained. I am worried that the prospect of working
: all morning has altered my neural pathways. 

who needs nails for padding?
--
"But look at us now, quit driving. Some things hurt more, much more than
cars and girls. But look at us now, start counting, what adds up the way
it did when we were young?" Prefab Sprout
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: H J Leek
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 11:57
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On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Trev wrote:
:  Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.

Do you like being in trouble with people (specifically Kate), Trev??  Is
it a part of your 8-yr-old schoolboy style plan to seduce her???
 
:  Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
:padding.

Wouldn't that involve chopping rather than padding??  Or both, even...
Kate is rather less substantial than Tom.

HJ
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: T.J.York
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 12:28
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In dur.dsu.sf+f Kate <K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk> wrote:

>>   Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.

> Like what?
>  
>>   Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
>> padding.

> He'd never manage to grow the nails for starters. I was going to be

But I could MAKE some. :)

Tom
-- 
You mean my sun-dried tomato himself?

	-Dan and Nick
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: T.J.York
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In dur.dsu.sf+f H J Leek <H.J.Leek@durham.ac.uk> wrote:
> On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Trev wrote:
> :  Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.

> Do you like being in trouble with people (specifically Kate), Trev??  Is
> it a part of your 8-yr-old schoolboy style plan to seduce her???
>  
> :  Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
> :padding.

> Wouldn't that involve chopping rather than padding??  Or both, even...
> Kate is rather less substantial than Tom.
                      ^^^^^^^^^^^

Now *that's* something I've never been referred to as before.

Tom
-- 
Tension, apprehension, and dissention have begun.

	-Alfred Bester
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Dunc
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 12:43
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T.J.York@durham.ac.uk wrote:
> 
> In dur.dsu.sf+f H J Leek <H.J.Leek@durham.ac.uk> wrote:
> > On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Trev wrote:
> > :  Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.
> 
> > Do you like being in trouble with people (specifically Kate), Trev??  Is
> > it a part of your 8-yr-old schoolboy style plan to seduce her???
> >
> > :  Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
> > :padding.
> 
> > Wouldn't that involve chopping rather than padding??  Or both, even...
> > Kate is rather less substantial than Tom.
>                       ^^^^^^^^^^^
> 
> Now *that's* something I've never been referred to as before.
> 
It's all relative isn't it? I thought physicists understood relativity.
:)

Dunc

Even though my nose don't work, I smell trouble, I smell trouble.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: David Nutter
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 13:12
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Kate <K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk> writes:

> >   Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
> > padding.
> 
> He'd never manage to grow the nails for starters. I was going to be
> really nasty, but refrained. I am worried that the prospect of working
> all morning has altered my neural pathways. 

Yes, they have been lined with shrubberies and paved with small glazed
brick tiles. 

Regards,

-david, caffienated

-- 
David Nutter  |  We Like Zippy!
I want a VEGETARIAN BURRITO to go..  with EXTRA MSG!!
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: David Nutter
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 13:15
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H J Leek <H.J.Leek@durham.ac.uk> writes:

> On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Trev wrote:
> :  Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.
> 
> Do you like being in trouble with people (specifically Kate), Trev??  Is
> it a part of your 8-yr-old schoolboy style plan to seduce her???

Well, he's just killing time until the Rohypnol is released by
Customs...

> Wouldn't that involve chopping rather than padding??  Or both, even...
> Kate is rather less substantial than Tom.

One word: Liposuction.

And we may even get some soap out of the deal...

Regards,

-david

-- 
David Nutter  |  We Like Zippy!
I'm CONTROLLED by the CIA!!  EVERYONE is controlled by the CIA!!
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: David Nutter
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 13:23
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H J Leek <H.J.Leek@durham.ac.uk> writes:

> On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Trev wrote:
> :  Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.
> 
> Do you like being in trouble with people (specifically Kate), Trev??  Is
> it a part of your 8-yr-old schoolboy style plan to seduce her???

He's killing time until Customs release that case of Rohypnol and the
specialist restraints.  

> :  Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
> :padding.
> 
> Wouldn't that involve chopping rather than padding??  Or both, even...
> Kate is rather less substantial than Tom.

Well, move a little flesh here and there and I'm sure we could get
something that looked convincing in the dark/after a few pints. If
nothing else we'll have found a suitable Frank N Furter for John's...


Regards,

-david scrubs up and checks the Braun Multiquick for sharpness

-- 
David Nutter  |  We Like Zippy!
That's a decision that can only be made between you & SY SPERLING!!
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Dunc
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 14:29
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David Nutter wrote:
> 
> H J Leek <H.J.Leek@durham.ac.uk> writes:
> 
> > On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Trev wrote:
> > :  Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.
> >
> > Do you like being in trouble with people (specifically Kate), Trev??  Is
> > it a part of your 8-yr-old schoolboy style plan to seduce her???
> 
> Well, he's just killing time until the Rohypnol is released by
> Customs...
> 
> > Wouldn't that involve chopping rather than padding??  Or both, even...
> > Kate is rather less substantial than Tom.
> 
> One word: Liposuction.
> 
> And we may even get some soap out of the deal...
> 
Wooha lets go make big smiley faces across the front of the Prince
Bishops centre in fire. :)

Dunc

I'm interested in things, I'm not a real doctor but I am a real worm.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Kate
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 2000 15:56
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David Nutter wrote:
> 
> Kate <K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk> writes:
> 
> > >   Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
> > > padding.
> >
> > He'd never manage to grow the nails for starters. I was going to be
> > really nasty, but refrained. I am worried that the prospect of working
> > all morning has altered my neural pathways.
> 
> Yes, they have been lined with shrubberies and paved with small glazed
> brick tiles.

The amount my brains hurting right now I'm thinking more glass shards
and gorse bushes.

> -david, caffienated

Why?
--
Nick Bradbeer is the smoothest person I know. He's the kind of person
who, if you ground up, would be very good as gear oil.

			Dave Nutter.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Trev
Date: Sat, 04 Nov 2000 00:00
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On Sat, 04 Nov 2000 01:47:48 +0000, Kate <K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk>
wrote:
>Trev wrote:
>> On Fri, 03 Nov 2000 08:08:30 +0000, Kate <K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk>
>> wrote:
>> >>   Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.
>> >Like what?
>>   That's the question, isn't it?  What could they be...
>> >>   Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
>> >> padding.
>> >He'd never manage to grow the nails for starters. I was going to be
>> >really nasty, but refrained. I am worried that the prospect of working
>> >all morning has altered my neural pathways.
>>   You watch too much Star Trek.
>I was thinking more biology at the time. 

  Erk.

>> Trev - but I love you anyway.
>Really? Why do I not believe you?

  You don't believe I love you?  Christ, woman, what have I got to do
to get it through your skull?  Have I been too subtle?

  <mutter, mutter>

-- 
Trev - deeply in love.  Honest.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Tom Bradley
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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> 
> I believe Gandalf. And besides neither of you have been a position to
> verify that.
> 
> And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.

That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
this bad reputation.

-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Tom Bradley
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> 
> > Trev - but I love you anyway.
> 
> Really? Why do I not believe you?
> --
The truth is too much to handle.

-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Kate
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Tom Bradley wrote:
> 
> >
> > > Trev - but I love you anyway.
> >
> > Really? Why do I not believe you?
> > --
> The truth is too much to handle.

In this case I think you may be right.
--
Nick Bradbeer is the smoothest person I know. He's the kind of person
who, if you ground up, would be very good as gear oil.

			Dave Nutter.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Kate
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Tom Bradley wrote:
> 
> >
> > I believe Gandalf. And besides neither of you have been a position to
> > verify that.
> >
> > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> 
> That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> this bad reputation.

You were doing really well at the dodgy comments on Friday night. I
thought that merited inclusion. 

--
Nick Bradbeer is the smoothest person I know. He's the kind of person
who, if you ground up, would be very good as gear oil.

			Dave Nutter.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Tom Bradley
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Kate wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > I believe Gandalf. And besides neither of you have been a position to
> > > verify that.
> > >
> > > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> >
> > That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> > implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> > this bad reputation.
> 
> You were doing really well at the dodgy comments on Friday night. I
> thought that merited inclusion.
> 
They weren't anything on what I was coming out with last year.
-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Tom Bradley
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Kate wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > > Trev - but I love you anyway.
> > >
> > > Really? Why do I not believe you?
> > > --
> > The truth is too much to handle.
> 
> In this case I think you may be right.
> --
and Trev would never lie on a newsgroup about anything important
-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Dunc
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Tom Bradley wrote:
> 
> Kate wrote:
> >
> > Tom Bradley wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > > > Trev - but I love you anyway.
> > > >
> > > > Really? Why do I not believe you?
> > > > --
> > > The truth is too much to handle.
> >
> > In this case I think you may be right.
> > --
> and Trev would never lie on a newsgroup about anything important

No, cos everyone is always so truthful on newsgroups and only say things
that they would say in real life...

Dunc

Summer's gone, days spent with grass and sun,
I don't mind, to pretend I do seems really dumb.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Kate
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Tom Bradley wrote:
> 
> Kate wrote:
> >
> > Tom Bradley wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > > I believe Gandalf. And besides neither of you have been a position to
> > > > verify that.
> > > >
> > > > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> > >
> > > That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> > > implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> > > this bad reputation.
> >
> > You were doing really well at the dodgy comments on Friday night. I
> > thought that merited inclusion.
> >
> They weren't anything on what I was coming out with last year.

No, you're obviously out of practice. That or Jess is haveing a good
effect on you. I fear the former is more accurate.

--
Nick Bradbeer is the smoothest person I know. He's the kind of person
who, if you ground up, would be very good as gear oil.

			Dave Nutter.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Tom Bradley
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Kate wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley wrote:
> >
> > Kate wrote:
> > >
> > > Tom Bradley wrote:
> > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > I believe Gandalf. And besides neither of you have been a position to
> > > > > verify that.
> > > > >
> > > > > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> > > >
> > > > That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> > > > implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> > > > this bad reputation.
> > >
> > > You were doing really well at the dodgy comments on Friday night. I
> > > thought that merited inclusion.
> > >
> > They weren't anything on what I was coming out with last year.
> 
> No, you're obviously out of practice. That or Jess is haveing a good
> effect on you. I fear the former is more accurate.
> 
I'm trying to get back into the spirit of things, but without Matt out
every night to make me look better I am suffering

-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Kate
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Tom Bradley wrote:
> 
> Kate wrote:
> >
> > Tom Bradley wrote:
> > >
> > > >
> > > > > Trev - but I love you anyway.
> > > >
> > > > Really? Why do I not believe you?
> > > > --
> > > The truth is too much to handle.
> >
> > In this case I think you may be right.
> > --
> and Trev would never lie on a newsgroup about anything important

No never!
-- 

--
Nick Bradbeer is the smoothest person I know. He's the kind of person
who, if you ground up, would be very good as gear oil.

			Dave Nutter.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Tom Bradley
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Kate wrote: 
> Tom Bradley wrote:
> > Kate wrote:
> > > Tom Bradley wrote:
> > > > > > Trev - but I love you anyway
> > > > > Really? Why do I not believe you?
> > > > The truth is too much to handle.
> > > In this case I think you may be right.
> > and Trev would never lie on a newsgroup about anything important
> No never!
So has he proposed yet?


-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Gandalf
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:

: > 
: > I believe Gandalf. And besides neither of you have been a position to
: > verify that.
: > 
: > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.

: That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
: implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
: this bad reputation.

I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
resemblance to what you might call reality

[1] the roadrunner one
--
"But look at us now, quit driving. Some things hurt more, much more than
cars and girls. But look at us now, start counting, what adds up the way
it did when we were young?" Prefab Sprout
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Tom Bradley
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Gandalf wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
> 
> : >
> : > I believe Gandalf. And besides neither of you have been a position to
> : > verify that.
> : >
> : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> 
> : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> : this bad reputation.
> 
> I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
> resemblance to what you might call reality
> 
> [1] the roadrunner one

Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??

-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Gandalf
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Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
: > : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
: > 
: > : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
: > : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
: > : this bad reputation.
: > 
: > I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
: > resemblance to what you might call reality
: > 
: > [1] the roadrunner one

: Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??

This is a purely hypothetcial reality in which existance is a supposition
of cups of heavily sugared black coffee
--
"But look at us now, quit driving. Some things hurt more, much more than
cars and girls. But look at us now, start counting, what adds up the way
it did when we were young?" Prefab Sprout
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Tom Bradley
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Gandalf wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
> : > : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> : >
> : > : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> : > : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> : > : this bad reputation.
> : >
> : > I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
> : > resemblance to what you might call reality
> : >
> : > [1] the roadrunner one
> 
> : Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??
> 
> This is a purely hypothetcial reality in which existance is a supposition
> of cups of heavily sugared black coffee
Suger in coffee is B&R

-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Gandalf
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
: > : > : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
: > : >
: > : > : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
: > : > : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
: > : > : this bad reputation.
: > : >
: > : > I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
: > : > resemblance to what you might call reality
: > : >
: > : > [1] the roadrunner one
: > 
: > : Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??
: > 
: > This is a purely hypothetcial reality in which existance is a supposition
: > of cups of heavily sugared black coffee
: Suger in coffee is B&R

that's reality for you...

--
"But look at us now, quit driving. Some things hurt more, much more than
cars and girls. But look at us now, start counting, what adds up the way
it did when we were young?" Prefab Sprout
Re: RUMOURS
#143
Author: Tom Bradley
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Gandalf wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
> : > : > : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> : > : >
> : > : > : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> : > : > : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> : > : > : this bad reputation.
> : > : >
> : > : > I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
> : > : > resemblance to what you might call reality
> : > : >
> : > : > [1] the roadrunner one
> : >
> : > : Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??
> : >
> : > This is a purely hypothetcial reality in which existance is a supposition
> : > of cups of heavily sugared black coffee
> : Suger in coffee is B&R
> 
> that's reality for you...
> 
Not in my world.

-- 
I need a bomb, I need a bomb, I need a caffeine bomb

Wildhearts
Re: RUMOURS
#147
Author: Kate
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Tom Bradley wrote:
> 
> Kate wrote:
> > Tom Bradley wrote:
> > > Kate wrote:
> > > > Tom Bradley wrote:
> > > > > > > Trev - but I love you anyway
> > > > > > Really? Why do I not believe you?
> > > > > The truth is too much to handle.
> > > > In this case I think you may be right.
> > > and Trev would never lie on a newsgroup about anything important
> > No never!
> So has he proposed yet?

No - thank god.
--
Nick Bradbeer is the smoothest person I know. He's the kind of person
who, if you ground up, would be very good as gear oil.

			Dave Nutter.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Kate
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Gandalf wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
> 
> : >
> : > I believe Gandalf. And besides neither of you have been a position to
> : > verify that.
> : >
> : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> 
> : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> : this bad reputation.
> 
> I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
> resemblance to what you might call reality
> 
> [1] the roadrunner one

Which reality are you seeing it in then?
--
Nick Bradbeer is the smoothest person I know. He's the kind of person
who, if you ground up, would be very good as gear oil.

			Dave Nutter.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Kate
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Gandalf wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
> : > : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> : >
> : > : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> : > : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> : > : this bad reputation.
> : >
> : > I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
> : > resemblance to what you might call reality
> : >
> : > [1] the roadrunner one
> 
> : Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??
> 
> This is a purely hypothetcial reality in which existance is a supposition
> of cups of heavily sugared black coffee

It makes more sense now.
--
Nick Bradbeer is the smoothest person I know. He's the kind of person
who, if you ground up, would be very good as gear oil.

			Dave Nutter.
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Tom Bradley
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Dunc wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley wrote:
> >
> > Kate wrote:
> > >
> > > Tom Bradley wrote:
> > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > > Trev - but I love you anyway.
> > > > >
> > > > > Really? Why do I not believe you?
> > > > > --
> > > > The truth is too much to handle.
> > >
> > > In this case I think you may be right.
> > > --
> > and Trev would never lie on a newsgroup about anything important
> 
> No, cos everyone is always so truthful on newsgroups and only say things
> that they would say in real life...
> 
To True.   When you next up here?

-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
#153
Author: Tom Bradley
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Kate wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley wrote:
> >
> > Kate wrote:
> > > Tom Bradley wrote:
> > > > Kate wrote:
> > > > > Tom Bradley wrote:
> > > > > > > > Trev - but I love you anyway
> > > > > > > Really? Why do I not believe you?
> > > > > > The truth is too much to handle.
> > > > > In this case I think you may be right.
> > > > and Trev would never lie on a newsgroup about anything important
> > > No never!
> > So has he proposed yet?
> 
> No - thank god.
Give him time, he is working his courage up.

-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
#156
Author: Dunc
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Tom Bradley wrote:
> 
> Gandalf wrote:
> >
> > Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:

> > : > : Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??
> > : > This is a purely hypothetcial reality in which existance is a supposition
> > : > of cups of heavily sugared black coffee
> > : Suger in coffee is B&R
> > that's reality for you...
> >
> Not in my world.
> 
> --
> I need a bomb, I need a bomb, I need a caffeine bomb

Bah, that was my sig once...good song though.

Dunc

Chances thrown, nothings free, longing for what used to be
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Dunc
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Tom Bradley wrote:
> 
> Gandalf wrote:
> >
> > Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
> > : > : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> > : >
> > : > : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> > : > : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> > : > : this bad reputation.
> > : >
> > : > I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
> > : > resemblance to what you might call reality
> > : >
> > : > [1] the roadrunner one
> >
> > : Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??
> >
> > This is a purely hypothetcial reality in which existance is a supposition
> > of cups of heavily sugared black coffee
> Suger in coffee is B&R
> 
It depends on the coffee. A nice cup of real stuff doesn't need it. If
you after stay awake silly instant then it can make it drinkable and add
to the stimulant effect with a sugar rush.

Dunc

Rolling down the highway until the break of dawn,
Driving a truck with my high heels on.
Re: RUMOURS
#158
Author: HJ Leek
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Tom Bradley wrote:
> 
> Gandalf wrote:
> >
> > Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
> >
> > : >
> > : > I believe Gandalf. And besides neither of you have been a position to
> > : > verify that.
> > : >
> > : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> >
> > : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> > : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> > : this bad reputation.
> >
> > I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
> > resemblance to what you might call reality
> >
> > [1] the roadrunner one
> 
> Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??
> 
Considering this is Gandalf... it has to be out of whack with the rest
of humanity.

HJ
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Tom Bradley
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Dunc wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley wrote:
> >
> > Gandalf wrote:
> > >
> > > Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
> 
> > > : > : Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??
> > > : > This is a purely hypothetcial reality in which existance is a supposition
> > > : > of cups of heavily sugared black coffee
> > > : Suger in coffee is B&R
> > > that's reality for you...
> > >
> > Not in my world.
> >
> > --
> > I need a bomb, I need a bomb, I need a caffeine bomb
> 
> Bah, that was my sig once...good song though.
> 
It's not my sig, but it seemed appropriate.
-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
#161
Author: Tom Bradley
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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Dunc wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley wrote:
> >
> > Gandalf wrote:
> > >
> > > Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
> > > : > : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> > > : >
> > > : > : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> > > : > : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> > > : > : this bad reputation.
> > > : >
> > > : > I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
> > > : > resemblance to what you might call reality
> > > : >
> > > : > [1] the roadrunner one
> > >
> > > : Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??
> > >
> > > This is a purely hypothetcial reality in which existance is a supposition
> > > of cups of heavily sugared black coffee
> > Suger in coffee is B&R
> >
> It depends on the coffee. A nice cup of real stuff doesn't need it. If
> you after stay awake silly instant then it can make it drinkable and add
> to the stimulant effect with a sugar rush.
> 
OK restaurant coffee needs lots of sugar, otherwise it can do without
and taste better
-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
#163
Author: Tom Bradley
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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HJ Leek wrote:
> 
> Tom Bradley wrote:
> >
> > Gandalf wrote:
> > >
> > > Tom Bradley (t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk) wrote:
> > >
> > > : >
> > > : > I believe Gandalf. And besides neither of you have been a position to
> > > : > verify that.
> > > : >
> > > : > And Yes, Trev, Tom and Braddas I do know what I just wrote.
> > >
> > > : That's unfair, why does my name still get on this list.  I have not
> > > : implied anything really bad for at least a week.  Am I just stuck with
> > > : this bad reputation.
> > >
> > > I envented that particular rumour[1] by the way Kate, it bears no
> > > resemblance to what you might call reality
> > >
> > > [1] the roadrunner one
> >
> > Is this reality different to what the rest of us may call reality??
> >
> Considering this is Gandalf... it has to be out of whack with the rest
> of humanity.

Gandalf lives in the real world, it is the rest of us who are strange
and disturbed.

-- 
Everyone here hates everyone here
For doing the same thing that they do.

Less Than Jake
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Trev
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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On Sun, 05 Nov 2000 15:28:15 +0000, Tom Bradley
<t.j.bradley@dur.ac.uk> wrote:
>Kate wrote:>
>> No, you're obviously out of practice. That or Jess is haveing a good
>> effect on you. I fear the former is more accurate.
>> 
>I'm trying to get back into the spirit of things, but without Matt out
>every night to make me look better I am suffering

  At last!  A valid reason for me to be in Durham!

-- 
Trev
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Trev
Date: Sun, 05 Nov 2000 00:00
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On Sun, 05 Nov 2000 16:17:28 +0000, Kate <K.J.Dobson@durham.ac.uk>
wrote:

>Tom Bradley wrote:
>> 
>> Kate wrote:
>> > Tom Bradley wrote:
>> > > Kate wrote:
>> > > > Tom Bradley wrote:
>> > > > > > > Trev - but I love you anyway
>> > > > > > Really? Why do I not believe you?
>> > > > > The truth is too much to handle.
>> > > > In this case I think you may be right.
>> > > and Trev would never lie on a newsgroup about anything important
>> > No never!
>> So has he proposed yet?
>No - thank god.

  Yes I have!  I asked you to marry me and have my children on many
occassions.

-- 
Trev
Re: RUMOURS
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Author: Dolphin
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2000 00:00
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David Nutter wrote:
> 
> H J Leek <H.J.Leek@durham.ac.uk> writes:
> 
> > On Fri, 3 Nov 2000, Trev wrote:
> > :  Rumour:  Kate does more than one thing like Roadrunner.
> >
> > Do you like being in trouble with people (specifically Kate), Trev??  Is
> > it a part of your 8-yr-old schoolboy style plan to seduce her???
> 
> He's killing time until Customs release that case of Rohypnol and the
> specialist restraints.
> 
> > :  Rumour:  Tom secretly dreams of being Kate, but can't find enough
> > :padding.
> >
> > Wouldn't that involve chopping rather than padding??  Or both, even...
> > Kate is rather less substantial than Tom.
> 
> Well, move a little flesh here and there and I'm sure we could get
> something that looked convincing in the dark/after a few pints. If
> nothing else we'll have found a suitable Frank N Furter for John's...
> 
> Regards,
> 
> -david scrubs up and checks the Braun Multiquick for sharpness

ARGHHHHHH!!!

*eyes water*
Re: RUMOURS
#263
Author: Timothy Lee
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2000 00:00
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In article <3A05C71A.4B0764D1@dunelm.org.uk>, Dunc
<Duncan.Taylor@dunelm.org.uk> writes
>It depends on the coffee. A nice cup of real stuff doesn't need it. If
>you after stay awake silly instant then it can make it drinkable and add
>to the stimulant effect with a sugar rush.
>
Has anyone tried, caffeinated peppermints? I got some with mandrake 7.2
(made by Penguin) if you are drinking tea or coffee at around the same
time they seem a bit dodgy.

-- 
Timothy Lee http://www.town-village.demon.co.uk
Re: RUMOURS
#264
Author: Timothy Lee
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 2000 00:00
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In article <3a042d0d.933659@news.freeserve.net>, Trev
<trevor.roberts@dunelm.org.uk> writes
>  You don't believe I love you?  Christ, woman, what have I got to do
>to get it through your skull?  Have I been too subtle?

As in Men Behaving Badly, you don't love here but you want to perform
certain acts with her, that she really out to try out and see if they
develop into something.

-- 
Timothy Lee http://www.town-village.demon.co.uk
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