Man, I love it when young people jump right into this board and post provocative ideas like word-play conundrums from George Carlin or Steven Wright; or when they cast a new light on 50 year old riddles; or when they’re showing off their vocabulary, however severely limited it may be; or when they try to ‘get a rise’ out of people here just ‘to shake things up a bit’. Keep up the work all you lovable ‘trollites!’
I don’t get it. I write all my posts like your OP states. I can’t think of anything special for this one. I guess I worked too much on the ONION stories.
your pal,
sunbear
Every time you look in this thread, post a strange message, take off one piece of clothing, describe it in your signiture, and send links to this thread to three other members of the SDMB. After two days, the entire population of the message board will be trapped in front of their computers completely naked.
These computer professionals came over to my house and told me that my computer was vulnerable to the Y2K bug. But I took the cover off my computer, and all I saw was a bunch of wires. What’s the deal? Where do the bugs live?
I’d participate in the Cybersex Chain Letter, except I do my posting at the Public Library and I don’t think I’d get very far.
On the other hand, this is Los Angeles.
Anyone who saw Independence Day knows exactly where I am right now: Across the street from the tall building that was Ground Zero when the aliens fired their blue Death Rays on the Earth’s cities.
And I saw that movie in a theater two blocks away from that same tower. Unintentionally funny: “I guess we’re all dead now, huh?” (Of course, most of that movie was unintentionally funny.)
This was a real post. You may now resume your fake ones.