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purple

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Mar 6, 2001, 10:33:10 PM3/6/01
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TOM...@aol.com wrote:

> View From The Strangers' Gallery is a musical rendering of how the
clamour
> of competing voices, within the parliamentary chamber of the mind, can
yield
> the experience of consciousness. The oratorio uses polyphony to
illustrate
> the multi-layered complexity of processing systems in the brain and
the
> significance of recursive structures.

Been there, done that. So has the Android Meme. George Bush's
composition eats
this for press conferences.


Bob Dobbs

Unclaimed Mysteries

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purple <pur...@ingress.com> wrote in message
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Who are you?

--
It Came From C. L. Smith's Unclaimed Mysteries.
http://www.unclaimedmysteries.net/
"Alabama - the jackhammer state!" -Dan Rather, 11/07/2000


Shining Path of Least Resistance

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"Unclaimed Mysteries" <k4...@mindspring.com> wrote:

>
>purple <pur...@ingress.com> wrote in message
>news:3AA5ABF4...@ingress.com...
>>
>> TOM...@aol.com wrote:
>>
>> > View From The Strangers' Gallery is a musical rendering of how the
>> clamour
>> > of competing voices, within the parliamentary chamber of the mind, can
>> yield
>> > the experience of consciousness. The oratorio uses polyphony to
>> illustrate
>> > the multi-layered complexity of processing systems in the brain and
>> the
>> > significance of recursive structures.
>>
>> Been there, done that. So has the Android Meme. George Bush's
>> composition eats
>> this for press conferences.
>>
>>
>> Bob Dobbs
>
>Who are you?
>

Flipside magazine + Bob Dobbs (without the quotemarks around Bob) =
Pinkcanuck Bob Dean

'terminate with extreme predjudice'

purple

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Mar 7, 2001, 2:23:12 PM3/7/01
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heheheheheheheheheheheheheheheh. And you are instructed to kill "Bob" if you
come across him. I'm the only one who merits equal consequences. That makes me
truly unique, as "knockout bear" understands. None of the paid-up members of
your church (which I inspired) can claim such distinction, unfortunately.
Praise Me!!


Bob Dobbs

purple

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Mar 7, 2001, 2:40:06 PM3/7/01
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Unclaimed Mysteries wrote:

> Who are you?

I was born in Paris in 1922 and after World War Two worked with international
intelligence agencies for many decades.

I surfaced in 1987 on CKLN-FM in Toronto and began whistle-blowing. Two
interpretations of me are circulating in the popular media: one is through
the Church of the SubGenius that I inspired in 1978 in Dallas; the other is
on two CDs, Bob's Media Ecology and Bob's Media Ecology Squared, put out in
1992 by Time Again Productions, early students of Marshall McLuhan.

The best presentation of my work is in my book, Phatic Communion with Bob
Dobbs (1992). Today, I travel the world explaining my/our victory over the
Android Meme, and the tracings of these activities are regularly published in
Flipside magazine.


Bob Dobbs


whyaskwhyaskwhy

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Mar 7, 2001, 4:41:28 PM3/7/01
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"Unclaimed Mysteries" wrote >
> Who are you?

this will explain EVERYTHING, so I dug it up again from it's burial thread
way down in the crawlspace.

well most of it.

some?

One time Marshall McLuhan and me were double teaming this Vietnamese hooker,
and he
turns to me and out of the blue he just says "That Bob Dean has got to be
the most pathetic piece of sycophantic shit I ever had the displeasure to
attempt to scrape off my feet. I mean FUCK, all he does is go around quoting
me, it's like he gets paid fukkin' PIECEWORK every time he drops my name. He
even changed his own name so he could impersonate a CARTOON, for Christ's
sake. The guy is a bottom feeding humorless shapeshifting psychic vampire
of the lowest order, no form of his own so his only hope is to wait until a
powerful host swims by so he can latch onto it pronto and suck out it's
bodily fluids until it dies. I suppose that's what happens when it gets real
cold up in Canada and they have to inbreed to maintain any semblance of
warmth. Ah fuck, just thinking about that shitsock is killing my boner".Then
he pulled it out and blew goo up her nose and fell down on his back,
laughing, covered in KY jelly and sex juice.

It seemed out of place at the time but I knew the master was trying to tell
me something important that day, and even though it didn't make sense at the
time and in fact made it quite difficult to finish the task at hand, I knew
that it would be very valuable to me at a later date.


that day has finally come.


THANKS, McLUHAN!!
XOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOXOX

Boddhisatva Troutwaxer

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Mar 8, 2001, 5:00:48 AM3/8/01
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In article <984hov$6i3$1...@nntp9.atl.mindspring.net>, "Unclaimed Mysteries"
<k4...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
> purple <pur...@ingress.com> wrote in message
> news:3AA5ABF4...@ingress.com...
>>
>> TOM...@aol.com wrote:
>>
>> > View From The Strangers' Gallery is a musical rendering of how the
>> clamour
>> > of competing voices, within the parliamentary chamber of the mind,
>> > can
>> yield
>> > the experience of consciousness. The oratorio uses polyphony to
>> illustrate
>> > the multi-layered complexity of processing systems in the brain and
>> the
>> > significance of recursive structures.
>>
>> Been there, done that. So has the Android Meme. George Bush's
>> composition eats this for press conferences.
>>
>>
>> Bob Dobbs
>
> Who are you?
>

Connie has commanded that I repost "Connie Fucks and Kills in the
Highlands of Tibet" under the name "Pink Cannuck Story" for Bob Dean's
(Purple's) benefit. If you have not already read the story, it discusses
Purple's evil in some detail.

T.

Boddhisatva Troutwaxer

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Mar 8, 2001, 5:02:38 AM3/8/01
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In article <3AA68E95...@ingress.com>, purple <pur...@ingress.com>
wrote:

Purple, you suck.

T

Unclaimed Mysteries

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Mar 8, 2001, 8:41:07 PM3/8/01
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purple <pur...@ingress.com> wrote in message
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I'm sorry, that's not correct.

purple

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Mar 8, 2001, 10:34:57 PM3/8/01
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No, I'M sorry, you're not anywhere near a position to know or judge. I'll be
seeing YOU in Miami.


Bob Dobbs

Boddhisatva Troutwaxer

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Mar 8, 2001, 4:07:37 PM3/8/01
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In article <3AA84F5F...@ingress.com>, purple <pur...@ingress.com>
wrote:

Every nasty thing we say about you is correct. You're a poor shadow of the
people you're stealing from and you deserve the worst plagiarists hell
has to offer. I would suggest that you send Stang a big fat check for all
the royalties you never paid him and hide your pink maggot, plagiarist
body from any of us who might one day run across you.

purple

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Stang would have starved to death a long time ago if he hadn't received my
economic support starting long before Thall and Newfeld ever heard of me. How
the hell do you think Stang's been able to stay alive all these years?
Certainly not from the meager earnings he's received via the Church.


Bob Dobbs

whyaskwhyaskwhy

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Mar 9, 2001, 12:30:11 AM3/9/01
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"Boddhisatva Troutwaxer" wrote

> > No, I'M sorry, you're not anywhere near a position to know or judge.
> > I'll be seeing YOU in Miami.
> >
> >

> > Bob DEAN <--------------- FIXED


> >
> >
> > Unclaimed Mysteries wrote:
> >
> >> I'm sorry, that's not correct.
>
> Every nasty thing we say about you is correct. You're a poor shadow of the
> people you're stealing from and you deserve the worst plagiarists hell
> has to offer. I would suggest that you send Stang a big fat check for all
> the royalties you never paid him and hide your pink maggot, plagiarist
> body from any of us who might one day run across you.

you guys keep leaving "Dobbs" intact on this dean shitwad's spew and me and
you is gonna have a CHAT.


Clay Moore

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Mar 8, 2001, 11:33:46 PM3/8/01
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purple wrote:

So now I know of 2 hack writers who don't have a job with Flipside any more.
Get the whole story at Http://www.Flipside.org

Bwaaaaaaaaahahahahahhahahahahahah <ghack!> koff! koff!


purple

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Mar 9, 2001, 12:11:07 AM3/9/01
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Keep out of this! You've already been declared too stupid to understand the
issues here. Stand over there!

OK, Legume, what point were you trying to make?


Bob Dobbs

purple

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Mar 9, 2001, 12:13:25 AM3/9/01
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Our FLIPSIDE comes out of Pasadena. Next issue out when it feels like it.


Bob Dobbs

Unclaimed Mysteries

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purple <pur...@ingress.com> wrote in message
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> No, I'M sorry,

That is correct.

you're not anywhere near a position to know or judge. I'll be
> seeing YOU in Miami.
>

I gotta defrag my sock drawer that night. But thanks for asking.

>
> Bob Dobbs
>

I like you, purp. You've added some zip to this news group. And I also feel
secure in knowing that every moment you spend hunkered down before your
computer is a precious moment of increased safety to all around you.
Especially the children. And small animals.

Ouroboros Rex

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Mar 9, 2001, 3:51:16 AM3/9/01
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purple wrote:
>
> Stang would have starved to death a long time ago if he hadn't received my
> economic support starting long before Thall and Newfeld ever heard of me. How
> the hell do you think Stang's been able to stay alive all these years?
> Certainly not from the meager earnings he's received via the Church.
>
> Bob Dobbs
>

"Mister sandman, bring me a dream..."

Ouroboros Rex

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Mar 9, 2001, 3:55:30 AM3/9/01
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Good to know. Thankee kindly.

Ouroboros Rex

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Too bad their flipside didn't know about your flipside.

They could have gotten themselves a nice little wad of settlement cash.

Joe Cosby

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feverishly;
thunder crashed, Ouroboros Rex <c-b...@staff.uiuc.edu> laughed madly,
then wrote:

Make him the cutest
that I've ever seen

I'm following my fish.
--
Joe Cosby
http://joecosby.home.mindspring.com

In school, every period ends with a bell. Every sentence ends with
a period. Every crime ends with a sentence.
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whyaskwhyaskwhy

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Mar 9, 2001, 1:11:18 PM3/9/01
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"bob dean" wrote>

> Our FLIPSIDE comes out of Pasadena. Next issue out when it feels like it.

you even stole the idenity of a magazine because you were too lazy to create
your own. what a talentless little hack you are.

I saw a few copies of yer book at the local bookstore the other day. they
had stopped trying to charge people for them and put them in the free box. I
saved somebody the middle step and put them all in the garbage for them.

the medium really IS the message, dean baby.


whyaskwhyaskwhy

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Mar 9, 2001, 1:18:30 PM3/9/01
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"bob dean" wrote

> Keep out of this! You've already been declared too stupid to understand
the
> issues here. Stand over there!

dean baby, simmer down. you don't want to pop a blood vessel in the
plagiarizing section of yer head and blow your whole career now do you? just
because I'm ON TO YOU IN A BIG WAY doesn't mean we can't be PALS, right? You
know, PALS. like when you post, your old PAL wawaw will BE THERE FOR YOU,
"HELPING" others to know what you REALLY MEAN when you spew the
incomprehensible horseshit from yer mewling little rip off artist pie hole.

i gotz yer BACK, homie


purple

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Mar 9, 2001, 11:48:36 PM3/9/01
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My book isn't in any stores. There are only a few copies left.


Bob Dobbs

purple

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Mar 9, 2001, 11:51:24 PM3/9/01
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Reminds me of the film Slaughterhouse Five (1972).


Bob Dobbs

purple

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Unclaimed Mysteries wrote:

> I like you, purp. You've added some zip to this news group. And I also feel
> secure in knowing that every moment you spend hunkered down before your
> computer is a precious moment of increased safety to all around you.
> Especially the children. And small animals.

You actually think I'm using up precious time typing this stuff myself?


Bob Dobbs

Legume

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purple wrote:

>Keep out of this! You've already been declared too stupid to understand
>the issues here. Stand over there!
>
>OK, Legume, what point were you trying to make?

I don't know what the fuck you're talking about, Dean. I have nothing to do
with this thread, and even if I did, I wouldn't waste my time arguing
points with a nigger like YOU.

Trying to argue ANY point with a deluded shit-waffle (that'd be you, Dino)
is like doing card tricks for a box turtle.

Now fuck off.

----------------------------------
Dr. K. "Cortez" Legume

Looking for the New World
and the Palace in the Sun

purple

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Mar 10, 2001, 12:09:12 AM3/10/01
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No, I can't do that. I gotta call your radio show soon. Ya still doin' it?


Bob Dobbs


Legume wrote:

> Now fuck off.

purple

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After humor, "arguing" is the next deepest value for Americans. Personally, I
never argue. I'm below that.


Bob Dobbs

illuminatrix

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<pur...@ingress.com> wrote in message
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>
> TOM...@aol.com wrote:
>
> > View From The Strangers' Gallery is a musical rendering of how the
clamour
> > of competing voices, within the parliamentary chamber of the mind, can
yield
> > the experience of consciousness. The oratorio uses polyphony to
illustrate
> > the multi-layered complexity of processing systems in the brain and the
> > significance of recursive structures.
>
> I have a drinking problem.
>
> I also can't stop myself from giving blow jobs, but I don't consider that
a
> problem.
>
> Comes with the territory of being a talentless plagerist, I suppose. I
> really wouldn't know, because I'm not smart enough to think of things that
> complex. McLuhan was, but I never got to blow him.
>
> Does anyone know my phone number? I want to call and find out if there's
> someone there who can take me home. It hurts my brane trying to find my
own
> way home.
>
>


send $30 to
PO.BOX 140306 DALLAS TX 75214

Rabbi Jacklyn Hyde

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"purple" <pur...@ingress.com> wrote in message
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> My book isn't in any stores. There are only a few copies left.
>
>
Okay, I knew this felt familiar. This is reminding me of when I worked in a
local book store right out of college and someone claiming to be the TRUE
son of God walked in looking for a Latin bible. I got stuck dealing with
the guy because I ran the religion department, so I had to explain that we
had every translation BUT Latin and he needed to go talk to the catholics.
He then proceeded to lecture me at great length about how he was on earth to
set the record straight. Friends, even with my minor ability to translate a
tiny amount of Hebrew and Greek, I could tell this guy was a major moron,
which is even worse than a smart lunatic.
At any rate, he introduced himself as Sollog (he claimed it was anagram of
"logos", meaning "the word"), plunked down his Manifesto, autographed it for
me, and took a Greek bible instead. Told me to beware of how evil the
christians are because they don't follow his word correctly. I took great
pleasure in telling him that in no point in my life was I or would I ever be
a christian. This baffled him for some reason, and he simply pointed to the
book and left, leaving me to wonder why the TRUE son of God would show up in
my store looking like a really short Ted Nugent.
He called me at the store a few days later to ask what I thought of his
Manifesto. Didn't have the heart to tell him I had handed it over to the
local DA who was using it as evidence in a federal case against him. Seems
the idiot was using the local gossip column as a divination method and had
blocked out enough of one particular column to claim that several people had
to die, including then president Bill Clinton. Sollog was currently in the
middle of a trial, and had been enough of COMPLETE dumbass to throw even
more evidence against himself into his manifesto. This time the gossip
column showed the judge and a local reporter were next on the "must perish"
list.
I think they finally got ol' Sollog on a drunk driving charge before that
trial was over. He managed to drive several blocks and into a ditch before
realizing the officer trying to cite him was still attached to his car. Got
this from the reporter he threatened.
Here's the moral: Let Purple write. Let him call into all the radio shows
he wants. Let him think he really IS "Bob". One of two things will happen.
Either someone's gonna give him the ultimate test and kill him, or he'll
arrive at the pinnacle of his own moronhood and take care of it for us.


Ouroboros Rex

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Point taken. I bet he'd be a fun caller. I wish our station had a
working phone interface!

My thing with purple has been first to find out who he is and verify
it by matching up his rant here with his napster clips, and since, to
keep him honest about it whether he likes it or not. Personally, I
think he's a fun addition to the group.

He seems to be here to be picked on. He trolls constantly by making
statements intended to irritate (though never with any art) and posting
the same content several times in a row under different titles.
As long as he keeps the crap up, let's face it, he'll continue to be
treated like the inept troll he has been. I don't think he minds - he
seems to say it's part of his "plan" or "process"... =)

I do disagree with your conclusion, though. I don't see him as much
of a risk taker on his own.

Joe Cosby

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thunder crashed, purple <pur...@ingress.com> laughed madly, then
wrote:

>My book isn't in any stores. There are only a few copies left.
>
>

Thank god for small miracles.

Nice to see the organism has a way of purifying itself.

>Bob Dobbs
>
>
>whyaskwhyaskwhy wrote:
>
>> I saw a few copies of yer book at the local bookstore the other day. they
>> had stopped trying to charge people for them and put them in the free box. I
>> saved somebody the middle step and put them all in the garbage for them.
>

--
Joe Cosby
http://joecosby.home.mindspring.com

Here at Microsoft, drive head contention is more than just our promise to you.

It's a way of life.

Legume

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purple wrote:

>I gotta call your radio show soon. Ya still doin' it?


I never had a radio show.
--

Ouroboros Rex

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Joe Cosby wrote:
>
> purple <pur...@ingress.com> hunched over a computer, typing
> feverishly;
> thunder crashed, purple <pur...@ingress.com> laughed madly, then
> wrote:
>
> >My book isn't in any stores. There are only a few copies left.
> >
> >
>
> Thank god for small miracles.
>
> Nice to see the organism has a way of purifying itself.


Yeah, ya know how oysters eventually coat minor irritants with pearl,
eventally rendering them trapped and powerless, to eventually be reamed
out by a diamond drill and hung from a string passed through the holes?

Well, see, the Church of the Subgenius kind of does the same thing,
only using sort of a corrosive oozing ichor, full of infection and
emitting its own distinctive, foul stench. Kind of a pus of sorts.

We're the pus.

illuminatrix

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"purple" <pur...@ingress.com> wrote in message
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>
>
> You actually think I'm using up precious time typing this stuff myself?
>
>
> Bob Dobbs
>

purple
are you trying to say that you have some sort of secretary handle alt.slack
for you?
or is this some sort of cyber/meme/techno/magick/wired/media/time control
trick?

rev i


purple

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According to my files, I used to phone 610-821-3456 in Allentown,
Pennsylvania and you or Rev. Strange would be on the other end and on
the air. We used to have very intimate conversations, especially Strange
and I. I'm good at evoking intimacy over the phone.


Bob Dobbs

purple

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Mode, I ain't trying to be creative or original. I'm a scientist as it says on my
chart at http://www.posi-tone.com/BOB.html

By the way, did you ever complete your files by finding the missing page from the
article on me in that Toronto 1990 magazine?


Bob Dobbs


Modemac wrote:

> Rabbi Jacklyn Hyde <ra...@subgenius.com> wrote:
> > Here's the moral: Let Purple write. Let him call into all the radio shows
> > he wants. Let him think he really IS "Bob". One of two things will happen.
> > Either someone's gonna give him the ultimate test and kill him, or he'll
> > arrive at the pinnacle of his own moronhood and take care of it for us.
>

> It's the old adage, "Give a fool enough rope and he'll hang himself."
> "Bob" didn't invent that one, but he probably has some bullshit line that
> says just the same thing. Before he actually appeared here full-time on
> alt.slack, the folks here had heard of Dean and a few wondered whether
> Stang's being pissed off at him wasn't just jealousy of a sort. But now
> that Dean's had all this time to show us how creative and original he is,
> his supporters are becoming fewer and father between. And all we have to
> do is sit back and watch.

Joe Cosby

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purple <pur...@ingress.com> hunched over a computer, typing
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thunder crashed, purple <pur...@ingress.com> laughed madly, then
wrote:

>snurfle snurfle snurfle as he shoved his snout into a trough full of corn.

If I had a robot I would rent an apartment and instruct the robot to fill the
entire apartment with bricks. Bricks and mortar. Then when the landlord opened
the door he would think I had my robot brick over the door, but he would be
wrong! The entire apartment would be filled solid with bricks! Hahahahha!
- Zosodada

purple

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I just have to ask you, rev i: what's the difference? Remember, women were the
first extension of man.


Bob Dobbs

Legume

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purple wrote:

>According to my files, I used to phone 610-821-3456 in Allentown,
>Pennsylvania and you or Rev. Strange would be on the other end and on
>the air. We used to have very intimate conversations, especially Strange
>and I. I'm good at evoking intimacy over the phone.

Well, the reason you usually get Ed Strange is because HE has a radio show.
I only showed up there a few times, you just happened have the phenomenal
luck/honor to call while I was there.

Jim Vandewalker

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On 10 Mar 2001 15:42:51 GMT, Modemac <mod...@modemac.com> wrote:

>Rabbi Jacklyn Hyde <ra...@subgenius.com> wrote:

>> Here's the moral: Let Purple write. Let him call into all the radio shows
>> he wants. Let him think he really IS "Bob". One of two things will happen.
>> Either someone's gonna give him the ultimate test and kill him, or he'll
>> arrive at the pinnacle of his own moronhood and take care of it for us.
>

>It's the old adage, "Give a fool enough rope and he'll hang himself."
>"Bob" didn't invent that one, but he probably has some bullshit line that
>says just the same thing.

Better than that. "Bob" SELLS rope.

>Before he actually appeared here full-time on
>alt.slack, the folks here had heard of Dean and a few wondered whether
>Stang's being pissed off at him wasn't just jealousy of a sort. But now
>that Dean's had all this time to show us how creative and original he is,
>his supporters are becoming fewer and father between. And all we have to
>do is sit back and watch.
>

Hrm. Look at this catalog I got in the mail. Lessee, braided nylon,
coir--ah! Hemp! THAT'S the one.

--
Jim the Dead Guy

purple

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Mar 12, 2001, 12:47:43 PM3/12/01
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Irrelevant, Mode. I ain't lookin' for supporters, not one. Look elsewhere,
Visually-biased One, and I still won't be seen.


Bob Dobbs

shizoor

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In article <3AABBEFC...@ingress.com>,

purple <pur...@ingress.com> writes:
> I just have to ask you, rev i: what's the difference? Remember, women were the
> first extension of man.

No dude, man was the first extension of woman.

Sister Decadence

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On Sun, 11 Mar 2001 11:17:43 -0500, purple said in alt.slack:

>According to my files, I used to phone 610-821-3456 in Allentown,
>Pennsylvania and you or Rev. Strange would be on the other end and on
>the air. We used to have very intimate conversations, especially Strange
>and I. I'm good at evoking intimacy over the phone.
>

It was not Legume's show. LIKE HE SAID, he never HAD a radio show.
Now fuck off. Moron.

>
>Bob Dobbs
>
>
>Legume wrote:
>
>> I never had a radio show.
>>


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