🚀 go-pugleaf

Ron's Inspector's Parrot wrote:
> 
> Roger Williams <rogerw@tiac.net> wrote in article
> <5k7ff7$hcs@news-central.tiac.net>...
> > Paul H.P Christen (paulc@tiac.net) wrote:
> > : On Tue, 29 Apr 1997 07:03:51 +0000, Raoul Xemblinosky
> > : <raoulx@k-nkvd.org> wrote:
> > :
> > : >
> > : >Roger Williams wrote:
> > : >>
> > :  <big old fjucking snip>
> > : >>
> > : >>    Anyways, judging by Jan Berg's hopelessly incoherent Njordic
> babble
> > : >> above, I can only assume he's still after Philupa to provide some
> relief
> > : >> from his relentless (and monotonous) pursuit of having sex with
> rjeindeer.
> > : >> He's out of luck- I don't think Philuppa would dig doing the nasty
> with
> > : >> Frosty-is-no-man. Better luck next time.
> > : >>
> > : >>    Fjuckhead.
> > : >
> > : >Ljutefisk.  (When I was a kid, the next-door neighbors ate it.  Yech.)
> > Ljutefisk. (All three meals a day?)
> Ljutefisk. (Four times a day for healthy skin and bones!)
Ljutefisk. (It's not just for Njorweenies any more.)

 
> > : Real men not only eat lutefisk, the CRAVE it, wussy.
> >
> >    Damn Norweenie comes in here and disrupts a perfectly good "ljutefisk"
> > cascade! Maybe now that Paul "whjere is my Volvo?" C. has seen how it's
> > done, he'll gain a limited amount of savvy, and dive right in (as if the
> > cascade were so much of his Mama's leftover lutefisk sandwiches).
> 
> What kind of bread do you use in a lutefisk sjandwich, anywjay?

Bread?  Who ever heard of using bread in a lutefisk sjandwich?  If
you use bread, that would take up valuable space that you could be
using to eat ljutefisk!


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