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hawk · Joined: 17 Dec 2005 Posts: 508

"Hawk
Soaring monthly to the Biggest Little City"

Used to think that was a good signature line but lately: Well, I gotta get that fixed.

Funny, but Stan I think that you and I are the ONLY ONES who bother to look at the subject lines. About 80% of writers (that's science folks) don't bother to write a subject.
But, Stan, yours are great. Those who don't read them are missing a bet.
Your subject lines may be the funniest thing appearing on this board.

There, now, I gave you a glowing recommendation. Let's see if we get any responses. Twisted Evil

stan_allen · Joined: 19 Dec 2005 Posts: 1129

Hawk, your eye is as sharp as your name implies.

One of these days, we'll all convene at a Pep bar, and enjoy a banter as witty as our posts have been. Well, okay, we'll probably be more like sailors on a bender, but it is, as they say in this region of our great land, "All Good".

Alas, I can assure you that the only audience for our richly comical rejoinders is ourselves - but I love the rapport no less for it!

Let the games continue.

hawk · Joined: 17 Dec 2005 Posts: 508

I feel that I shall sit quietly and ask my trusted advisor, John, "what the hell did Stan just say" ????????????????>>>>>>>>***********
Twisted Evil

hawk · Joined: 17 Dec 2005 Posts: 508

How in the heck did they spell that Indian's name anyway??
I did the phonetic spelling and it ain't even close.

OTOH, I am damned good on the pronounsee=aation.

/////btw, Yon, howse da boids??????? do deys asskk abouts me?

Phonetics is my game: English is lame. Just ask the person who cleans your Reno hotel room...

stan_allen · Joined: 19 Dec 2005 Posts: 1129

Actually, I'm quite fluent in sidewalkese, as a small portion of my formative years was spent in the Bronx, so had I met you back in the day, I might have said something like, "Yo, HAWK! Howzit hangin, or in youse case, flyin??? HAW, HAW! Naw, but I luv ya, man, youse okay - just watcherback, or in yer case, yer wings! HAW, HAW! But no, seriously, man, yer great, I luv ya"

I think that noble squaw was named after great chief "Ka-Chinga", whose noble spirit graces the train section of Club-Cal Neva's slots, where the luckiest machine is rumored to be "Spins with Reels", while "Chances with Vowels", a blatant rip-off of the popular "Wheel of Fortune" slot series, is a close second.

Ugh, I've probably ticked off the spirits big-time - guess I'll have to offer up a financial sacrifice at Club-Cal Neva at my very next opportunity.