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A New One….
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: Hey – who are you calling old? 
I never thought at age 32 that I would be : "too damn old." But yes, I do remember the days of turntables, and : black-and-white tv sets, and before there was such a thing as a Video store… Bah. I’m 21 and I know all about turntables and black and white TV’s. See, I have this affliction called "being poor" I used to have an 8-track when I was little *shudder* I also spent many a night watching the Honeymooners and Burns and Allen on my shitty little B&W TV I bought from a garage sale for 10 bucks. Age has nothing to do with it, it’s all financial. Dan — danshea
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Hey – who are you calling old? I never thought at age 32 that I would be "too damn old." But yes, I do remember the days of turntables, and black-and-white tv sets, and before there was such a thing as a Video store…
Hah. You had a turntable? We had to use a Lazy Susan and a knitting needle… TV? We had a box that my Dad would sit in and read the evening paper to us… <g Mike "TriBop" Tennent http://www.gate.net/~wbrunner/ WebRunner Running My Model Railroad ‘98 Ironman Canada IronVirgins Site
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hey – who are you calling old? I never thought at age 32 that I would be "too damn old." But yes, I do remember the days of turntables, and black-and-white tv sets, and before there was such a thing as a Video store… Hah. You had a turntable? We had to use a Lazy Susan and a knitting needle… TV? We had a box that my Dad would sit in and read the evening paper to us… <g Mike "TriBop" Tennent http://www.gate.net/~wbrunner/ WebRunner Running My Model Railroad ‘98 Ironman Canada IronVirgins Site
You sound like my dad!! Did you walk to school and back in snow up to HERE—- UPHILL?? Both ways??? D.J.
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hah. You had a turntable? We had to use a Lazy Susan and a knitting needle… TV? We had a box that my Dad would sit in and read the evening paper to us… <g You sound like my dad!! Did you walk to school and back in snow up to HERE—- UPHILL?? Both ways??? D.J.
That’s right.. With a little crippled boy on my back…. It’s past your bedtime. <g Mike "TriBop" Tennent http://www.gate.net/~wbrunner/ WebRunner Running My Model Railroad ‘98 Ironman Canada IronVirgins Site
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I heard today from some non-runners that running can’t be good because it jars around your internal organs. I never heard that one before. :) GK
Well, yes. It’s true. And the only way to undo the harm from the jiggling is to stand on your head for a half-hour after your run with the 1812 Overture is playing on your Walkman. I thought everybody knew this… Mike "TriBop" Tennent http://www.gate.net/~wbrunner/ WebRunner Running My Model Railroad ‘98 Ironman Canada IronVirgins Site
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In on 02/27/98 I heard today from some non-runners that running can’t be good because it jars around your internal organs. I never heard that one before. :) GK Well, yes. It’s true. And the only way to undo the harm from the jiggling is to stand on your head for a half-hour after your run with the 1812 Overture is playing on your Walkman. I thought everybody knew this…
Shouldn’t you play the 1812 Overture *backwards* in order to undo the harm? GK Gary W. Kopycinski Ecclesia Semper Reformanda! http://homepage.interaccess.com/~frodojrr Team OS/2! Shire Enterprises FAX * (708) 755-0915 * Bart’s Blackboard (8F18) : "My name is not Dr. Death"
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: In : on 02/27/98 : I heard today from some non-runners that running can’t be good because : it jars around your internal organs. : : I never heard that one before. :) : : GK : Well, yes. It’s true. And the only way to undo the harm from the : jiggling is to stand on your head for a half-hour after your run with : the 1812 Overture is playing on your Walkman. : I thought everybody knew this… : Shouldn’t you play the 1812 Overture *backwards* in order to undo the : harm? If you do there is an interesting message, it sounds like snyflakbrtqyuktuk! Which of course everyone knows is ancient sumerian for "buy nike!" So of course I have just uncovered yet another nike conspiracy in their attempt to rule the world. Myuh hahahaha…. [men in white coats holding medication and tickle me elmo are coming] I have to ummm….go back to my room now…. Dan — danshea
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Hey – who are you calling old? I never thought at age 32 that I would be "too damn old." But yes, I do remember the days of turntables, and black-and-white tv sets, and before there was such a thing as a Video store… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – : In : .net, : on 02/27/98 : I heard today from some non-runners that running can’t be good because : it jars around your internal organs. : : I never heard that one before. :) : : GK : Well, yes. It’s true. And the only way to undo the harm from the : jiggling is to stand on your head for a half-hour after your run with : the 1812 Overture is playing on your Walkman. : I thought everybody knew this… : Shouldn’t you play the 1812 Overture *backwards* in order to undo the : harm? If you do there is an interesting message, it sounds like snyflakbrtqyuktuk! When I played mine backwards, I got a different message: "Paul is dead. Paul is dead." . . . Anyone who gets that is too damn old, too! <g Mike "TriBop" Tennent
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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – : In : on 02/27/98 : I heard today from some non-runners that running can’t be good because : it jars around your internal organs. : : I never heard that one before. :) : : GK : Well, yes. It’s true. And the only way to undo the harm from the : jiggling is to stand on your head for a half-hour after your run with : the 1812 Overture is playing on your Walkman. : I thought everybody knew this… : Shouldn’t you play the 1812 Overture *backwards* in order to undo the : harm? If you do there is an interesting message, it sounds like snyflakbrtqyuktuk!
When I played mine backwards, I got a different message: "Paul is dead. Paul is dead." . . . Anyone who gets that is too damn old, too! <g Mike "TriBop" Tennent http://www.gate.net/~wbrunner/ WebRunner Running My Model Railroad ‘98 Ironman Canada IronVirgins Site
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I heard today from some non-runners that running can’t be good because it jars around your internal organs.
While growing up in Texas, I once pointed out to my dad (a physician) one good ‘ol boy who had an incredibly large "beer gut" protruding out over his belt. He responded, "That’s not a beer gut – that guy is a ‘dozer operator." It seems that when employed in brush-clearing and earth-moving operations in open range land, bull-dozers are a very rough ride. The drivers are harshly and constantly jolted along the vertical axis. Because they are in a sitting position, with their abdominal muscles relaxed, the proper support for their internal organs is lacking. Over the years this causes the contents of the peritoneal cavity to kind of come loose and slide down and out over their belts, leading to a number of medical problems. Since runners are not known for having "beer guts" I don’t think this is something we need to worry ourselves about. Owen McCall
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I heard today from some non-runners that running can’t be good because it jars around your internal organs. I never heard that one before. :) GK Gary W. Kopycinski Ecclesia Semper Reformanda! http://homepage.interaccess.com/~frodojrr Team OS/2! Shire Enterprises FAX * (708) 755-0915 * Bart’s Blackboard : "I will not sell land in Florida"