"Edward Dolan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Tom Keats" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>,
Daryl Hunt said:Quiet scrawny types live longer.
That's me.
Quoted message said:You ain't quiet and ain't going to even
outlive me 🙂I expect Li'l Ed's liver will explode sooner or later.
When it does, I hope his Maker will forgive, or at least
sort of excuse most of his multitudinous sins. After all,
I don'twanna see the obnoxious li'l nudnik rotting in Hell.
But non-geosynchronously orbiting the Earth in Limbo for a
few millenia might do his soul some good. Maybe with The
Lovesong of Alfred E. Neuman, by B.S. Idiot, repeatedly
recited to him by Tip O'Neil in an endless loop, and with
Led Zepellin's "No Quarter" (the heavy, live version) tossed
in, every few decades..I hear Limbo is a "dry" jurisdiction. Very, dustily dry.
Tom Keats is a good old working class bloke who has obviously read a few
books from time to time, but still it is very hard to make any sense out
of
Quoted message said:his messages. On the other hand I believe everyone in the world can easily
understand my humble messages, even Tom Keats! That is because I do not
make
Quoted message said:allusions to [censored] that nobody will ever have heard of. Led Zepellin?
The few glasses of vino that I imbibe while posting to Usenet are only for
the purpose of getting my creative juices flowing. If I was as sober all
the
Quoted message said:time as Tom Keats, I would doubtless end up writing like him. Perish the
thought!
A few glasses of anything does not mean the size of the glass is in gallons.
While I have done that in my younger days, my liver survived nonetheless.
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