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In article <787drc$ik5$7...@news07.btx.dtag.de>, db <dirk.blankenburg@t-
online.de> writes
>
>The Unknown James <Unknow...@knet.nu> wrote in message
>news:Aa66UCAR4jp2EwYL@webley.demon.co.uk...
>:db wrote:
>:>
>:>The Unknown James <Unknow...@knet.nu> wrote in message
>:>news:op2AYBAiQgp2Ewug@webley.demon.co.uk...
>:>:db wrote:
>:>:>
>:>:>Robin <rev...@globalxs.nl> wrote in message
>news:916832929.802866@polka..
>:>.
>:>:>:Before I had Internet I said to my mom (to convince her), "Mom, I will
>:>pay
>:>:>:all telephone costs that I make when I am online".
>:>:>:
>:>:>:BIG MISTAKE!
>:>:>
>:>:>Hm... My father came in my room one day, with a modem in his hand and
>:>said:
>:>:>"Here you are, I've won an internet account..."
>:>:"Unfortunately it was a weirdo Halloween party, and I had to bob for the
>:>:modem. It's a bit wet, but once it dries I'm sure it'll be fine..."
>:>
>:>Does this also happen to you? You see a sentence and you *know* there's a
>:>joke in there somewhere. But you don't understand the word of which you
>:>think it is the most important?!
>:
>:That would cover pretty much everything I've ever written, yes...
>:
>:
>:>BritishTS [01-19-1999, in a chat]: "Do any of you know Psycho?"
>:>- James: "I know a psycho, but not somebody with that name..."
>:>- Dirk: "Chris? Kit?..."
>:>- James: "Kit is a psycho, yes... Chris is a psycho..."
>:
>:Typo. I actually said:
>:
>:"Kit is a psycho, yes... Chris is a pshcyo"
>You did?
>Should I change it?

Yeah, otherwise it doesn't make sense...
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The Unknown James