The Creed of a Human O-Ring
John Maxson
just argues to DEFAME, DISCREDIT, and EVADE.
John Maxson - www.mission51l.com
Rick C
> Some argue the *law*; some argue the *facts*; but a Human O-Ring
> just argues to DEFAME, DISCREDIT, and EVADE.
Hey John, this is the pot. You're black.
--
So much for a crossbow tank rush.
- Jason Kozak
John Beaderstadt
> "John Maxson" <john_thom...@my-deja.com> wrote
> > Some argue the *law*; some argue the *facts*; but a Human O-Ring
> > just argues to DEFAME, DISCREDIT, and EVADE.
>
> Hey John, this is the pot. You're black.
Actually, Rick, a couple of us are considering having membership cards
made up. The only qualification is that you have to be named by the
Collective.
--
Beady's First Law of Social Harmonics: "Never let the engineers write
the instructions."
Tracy
Such as you do? ("...DEFAME, DISCREDIT, and EVADE.") Pity...
Tracy
--
If you can't be good, be careful.
If you can't be careful, give me a call.
Rick C
> Actually, Rick, a couple of us are considering having membership cards
> made up. The only qualification is that you have to be named by the
> Collective.
Heh heh. I'm not sure if I belong in the guild or not: the Collective
named me for my part in the movie, but all I did was object to who'd
portrayed me. :)
Kim Keller
news:2e65261.01062...@posting.google.com...
> Some argue the *law*; some argue the *facts*; but a Human O-Ring
> just argues to DEFAME, DISCREDIT, and EVADE.
So then, you're adding yourself to the "o-ring creed"? You have, after all,
done some world-class evading, and even a little bit of defaming.
Whatsamatta, John? Do my questions frighten you?
--
Kim Keller
Forward Shop, Orbiter Flight Systems
Fraternal Order of the Pad Rat
http://www.geocities.com/kimekeller
Christopher M. Jones
> Rick C wrote:
>
> > "John Maxson" <john_thom...@my-deja.com> wrote
> > > Some argue the *law*; some argue the *facts*; but a Human O-Ring
> > > just argues to DEFAME, DISCREDIT, and EVADE.
> >
> > Hey John, this is the pot. You're black.
>
> Actually, Rick, a couple of us are considering having membership cards
> made up. The only qualification is that you have to be named by the
> Collective.
Gosh, I feel so special. Do I get a T-Shirt or cap or
something?
--
Fair is foul, and foul is fair.
John Beaderstadt
> Heh heh. I'm not sure if I belong in the guild or not: the Collective
> named me for my part in the movie, but all I did was object to who'd
> portrayed me. :)
If you can produce a post where one of the Collective names you as part of
the Human O-Ring Society (HORS), you're in. It doesn't matter what the
context was. I get to be the Chief HOR because mine is the only name used
by the Collective as a Google keyword (having trouble finding it at the
moment, but something on the order of "new whacko John Beaderstadt").
Christopher M. Jones
> Rick C wrote:
>
> > Heh heh. I'm not sure if I belong in the guild or not: the Collective
> > named me for my part in the movie, but all I did was object to who'd
> > portrayed me. :)
>
> If you can produce a post where one of the Collective names you as part of
> the Human O-Ring Society (HORS), you're in. It doesn't matter what the
> context was. I get to be the Chief HOR because mine is the only name used
> by the Collective as a Google keyword (having trouble finding it at the
> moment, but something on the order of "new whacko John Beaderstadt").
I was so very privileged to be in HOR version 1.0. And that
was after I was offline for about 6 weeks. I must have seriously
pissed him off.
I'm tempted to rankle him as much as I can since even if I was
"very very naughty (TM)" I'm pretty much bulletproof at the
moment (two internet connections, both my roommate's).
--
Zip-a-dee-doo-dah
Chuck Stewart
news:3B33C1D5...@mindspring.com:
> Rick C wrote:
> > Heh heh. I'm not sure if I belong in the guild or not: the
> > Collective named me for my part in the movie, but all I did
> > was object to who'd portrayed me. :)
Socks the Cat is greatly underrated in the nose-hair
plucking department.
> If you can produce a post where one of the Collective names you
> as part of the Human O-Ring Society (HORS), you're in. It
> doesn't matter what the context was.
The context was putting slices of lemon cake in military
MRE rations.
> I get to be the Chief HOR...
Remember!
We're not just everyday HORs....
We're top-of-the-line professional HORs!
We're Crack HORs!
>...something on the order of "new whacko John Beaderstadt").
Lead us, HORmaster.
> --
--
Chuck Stewart
"Anime-style catgirls: Threat? Menace? Or just studying algebra?"
John Beaderstadt
> Lead us, HORmaster.
Y'know, I think I like that better than Chief HOR.