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In article <816@h-sc1.UUCP> shiue@h-sc1.UUCP (steve shiue) writes:
>> > I object to being offended by some of what goes on in net.jokes. I think
>> > ...

>> ...
>> the 'n' key so you don't have to read it.  By the way, why are you using
>> control-x to decode it?  "D" works much better.  Anyway, no one is ...

You're not using 'rn', are you? Not the version I use, certainly.

>> ...
>> -- Kevin Chu

>
>Get with the program - if the sarcastic tone wasn't obvious enough in the body
>of the posting, the extended smiley face in the title should have been a
>giveaway.  What are you, a humor defective or something?
> ...


Well, time for me to comment on this. I was getting bored of modem
'jokes', cartoon quotes, and other drivel (never mind the 'n' key; I
use the 'k' key). I don't often laugh out loud here at work (makes
my neighbors wonder :-), but I made an involuntary exception upon
reading rdp's posting. Even as I read it, I realized half the fun
would be reading followups from people who misunderstood it. Nowhere
near as fun as the original, but better than Bugs Bunny.

Congratulations, rdp, on another fine posting.  Your "audio anecdote
of the <interval>" (net.audio) is easily the best material on the net
(in my opinion, of course).  Keep it up, please.

For those who can't tell, no sarcasm here. I'm sincere.