Isn't sin supposed to be tempting?
Aren't we encouraged to avoid
        "occasions of sin"
because beauty / fun are gateways to Hell?
Where did "ugly as sin" come from?

Should we create a List folder for "superlatives" (or inferior-latives).
Here is another casting opportunity for MOST...:

        creepy
        likely to trip while chewing gum
        likely to dig gold
        likely to be featured on "Cops"
        enhanced
        likely to retire with 40 cats
        likely to choke on granola
        likely to collapse a Victorian porch swing
        strike by lightning twice
        drown in a puddle

Since the UC list often reads like high school journalism at its worst, I
thought we could yearbook more than just:
        
        Most likely to succeed
        Most popular

I hope my imaginary web-cam is recording my "FAKE facial expressions", in
a form that can be seen by my psychic neighbors.

Best!
Liz


On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 13:32:38 -0500 "Ross Bender" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> On 1/19/07, FX Winkler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Wait ... was that a threat? Did he really threaten someone online? 
> Isn't
> > that like ... a crime? Wasn't Sharrieff the one who outed himself 
> when he
> > posted Bruce's private post to the whole listserve? In reading the 
> old posts
> > ... where has a direct link ever been made from a list serve 
> sherrif to
> > Sharrieff? Does anyone else besides me find this kinda creepy?
> 
> 
> 
> > --- "S. Sharrieff Ali" wrote: > Gloves are off Bruce..see you 
> around the >
> > neighborhood! >
> 
> 
> Hmmm..... good question. Could be interpreted as taking off his 
> glove to
> slap Bruce across the face, thus challenging him to a duel in a 
> quaint 18th
> century Three Musketeers style.
> 
> On the other hand, when he says "Gloves are off", somehow it 
> conjures up an
> image of Michael Jackson in one of those old MTV videos like Gangsta
> Paradise. And when he says "neighborhood" it makes me think of Mr. 
> Rogers.
> In other words, rather than *feeling* or *perceiving* it as a 
> threat, it
> just makes me feel all warm and fuzzy.
> 
> Of course, the problem with these new electronic media like email is 
> that
> there are just no CONTEXTUAL CLUES to the discourse. Know what I'm 
> saying?
> You can't SEE the other person's facial expression, so how the heck 
> are you
> to know when somebody is serious and somebody is just being 
> sarcastic. Man,
> I spend an awful lot of time on this listserve trying to figure this 
> stuff
> out. Maybe the only solution is for all the subscribers to get 
> webcams
> attached to their computers so we can actually SEE their facial 
> expressions
> when they type their messages. On the other hand that would present 
> problems
> too, not only because some folks can EVEN FAKE facial expressions, 
> but also
> because I know from experience that most of the people posting to 
> this list
> are ugly as sin and who wants to have to deal with THAT??
> 
> 
> -- 
> Ross Bender
> http://rossbender.org/amos.html

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