Raid 'em, raid 'em now.
> At 06:02 PM 8/20/01 -0700, John Young wrote: > >Come to think of it Aimee's reminds of Jeff, and the timing > >is pretty good for another raid. > > > >Hark, wipe your disks. Mors et vita in manibus lingue. This terroristic defamation isn't funny, considering where I reside. If you spotlighted a tree around here, you would think it was Secret Squirrel mating season. (If you know anything about raccoons and Crawford, Texas.) ~Aimee
Re: Raid 'em, raid 'em now.
I know raccoons like my garbage and are creative about getting to it. Does that tell me something about Crawford, Texas? MacN On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Aimee Farr wrote: > spotlighted a tree around here, you would think it was Secret Squirrel > mating season. (If you know anything about raccoons and Crawford, Texas.) > > ~Aimee
Re: Raid 'em, raid 'em now.
On Tuesday, August 21, 2001, at 10:45 PM, Aimee Farr wrote: >> On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Aimee Farr wrote: >>> spotlighted a tree around here, you would think it was Secret Squirrel >>> mating season. (If you know anything about raccoons and >> Crawford, Texas.) >>> >>> ~Aimee > >> I know raccoons like my garbage and are creative >> about getting to it. Does that tell me something >> about Crawford, Texas? >> MacN > > Uhm, no. The SS is very pro. And that is THE DETAIL. (As for me, I > figure > somebody can read my communication attributes. On second thought... > *ponder* > I think a keystroke logger would be a good thing for me.) Realize the > cultural differences. A bunch of highly-educated, clean-cut professional > agents breaking into a female's house around here... it could be that > some > women around here don't want to issue warrants -- they want to issue > invitations. > > I have an interest in VIP privacy problems, so I'm appalled by the > circus > and fanfare. I imagine they wanted some solitude -- what little they can > steal. I had a cabin in CLOSE proximity, and I didn't gawk once. All I > know: > I now have take-out prime rib down the road. I can't make sense of _any_ of this. Do you _ever_ write clearly? --Tim May
RE: Raid 'em, raid 'em now.
> On Tuesday, August 21, 2001, at 10:45 PM, Aimee Farr wrote: > > >> On Tue, 21 Aug 2001, Aimee Farr wrote: > >>> spotlighted a tree around here, you would think it was Secret Squirrel > >>> mating season. (If you know anything about raccoons and > >> Crawford, Texas.) > >>> > >>> ~Aimee > > > >> I know raccoons like my garbage and are creative > >> about getting to it. Does that tell me something > >> about Crawford, Texas? > >> MacN > > > > Uhm, no. The SS is very pro. And that is THE DETAIL. (As for me, I > > figure > > somebody can read my communication attributes. On second thought... > > *ponder* > > I think a keystroke logger would be a good thing for me.) Realize the > > cultural differences. A bunch of highly-educated, clean-cut professional > > agents breaking into a female's house around here... it could be that > > some > > women around here don't want to issue warrants -- they want to issue > > invitations. > > > > I have an interest in VIP privacy problems, so I'm appalled by the > > circus > > and fanfare. I imagine they wanted some solitude -- what little they can > > steal. I had a cabin in CLOSE proximity, and I didn't gawk once. All I > > know: > > I now have take-out prime rib down the road. > > > > I can't make sense of _any_ of this. Do you _ever_ write clearly? > > --Tim May It went through some redaction. It gives rise to a form of elliptical conversation. ~Aimee
RE: Raid 'em, raid 'em now.
>JYA may be obscure but you're just loony. And I'm warning you it's the minerals in Texas water, we can't help ourselves from being apes of Lyndon Johnson, Billy Sol Estes, Steve Jackson, Judge Roy Bean, Ike Eisenhower, George Shrub, Janis Joplin, Governors Ma Ferguson and Pappy Lee O'Daniel, the feces-eating Lipan Apaches, Pecos Man, and the long-line of dust-suckers of the Big Meteor effluvia that still blows from the toxic sand outside Monahans. Jim Choate is a plastic honky-tonk Austinite by comparison, all smart-ass hook-em-horns college-fucked without a glimmer of the origin of the meteor alien brain motes he barfs up as URLs. Dallas and Houston, no, everything east of Big Spring, might as well be Six Flags over OklaArkaLou. Except San Antonio, which still has enough cultivated Mexicans from pre-United States to make it no more useless than Europe and Asia and, shhh, the Golden State. Did you know that 2/3 of the daily waste removed from the London Underground is human hair and skin flakes whipped off the owners by swirling wind? Highly flammable. That might be why California has so many wild fires.
