On 2002-09-17 21:46, Tom Dowling wrote:
Hey Folks,How about this, a little less muggin’ and a lot more huggin’.
Tom D.
That does it, Tommy: the Chicken Soup section of the Chiff and Fipple library is now officially off limits to you!
[ This Message was edited by: jim_mc on 2002-09-18 12:25 ]
He’s smart, friendly and gosh-darn it, people like him.
We’re all o-kay.
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On 2002-09-17 21:46, Tom Dowling wrote:
Hey Folks,How about this, a little less muggin’ and a lot more huggin’.
Tom D.
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And what’s wrong with that???
Oh, no! Is Tom going to sue me now?
Um, I’ll get back to you on that soon. 
Give Tom a break. He’s a good guy. So would Stuart Smalley be if he took pictures like Tom’s.
Dale
Jim,
He might not be suing you if you “change the title to something more appropriate to this forum”. It’s not too late! 
On 2002-09-18 13:21, Azalin wrote:
Jim,He might not be suing you if you “change the title to something more appropriate to this forum”. It’s not too late! >
Now that’s funny!
Melvin, this one won’t put even a dent in the Jag payment. I know Tom too well. He’ll settle for a cup of coffee. 1/3 of that (in Tom’s neighborhood) comes to about $0.67.
And Dale, if I want to pick on my own grandfather, I will, regardless of how awesome his photos are.
Jim
Melvin, this one won’t put even a dent in the Jag payment. I know Tom too well. He’ll settle for a cup of coffee. 1/3 of that (in Tom’s neighborhood) comes to about $0.67.
Really? Well, my client wont accept anything less than a double mocha frappachino latte esspresso with whipped cream, at Los Angeles or New York market prices, which is what, something like $4.50 to $6.50? Oh, and thrown in one of those fresh cranberry cheesey danishes while you’re at it.
Jim - It’s just you…
Philo
I wonder if he has a pretty mirror?
I’m running scared now. Grandpa must really have hired Squire Belly, otherwise how would Mr. Belly know about Grandpa’s danish habit?
How 'bout we all meet to discuss this over an Argentine pizza? Phil, you’re invited too. Everyone just leave the low whistles at home.
On 2002-09-18 13:38, jim_mc wrote:
And Dale, if I want to pick on my own grandfather, I will, regardless of how awesome his photos are.
No way! Really? Just figuratively, right?
I’ve been confused ever since that elephant thing.
Jim - You must have heard me play the Low whistle - now there’s an effective viable threat!
PhilO
Isn’t Tom Dowling that Roman Catholic clergyman that used to run around with Ozzie and Harriet’s Seinfeld-look-alike granddaughter solving mysteries and the like? And wasn’t he the former sheriff on Murder She Wrote?
Let’s see, I need to order some Glad bags from SMC, and we’ll have a happy day.
Just so you folks know, Jim Mc is just 'giving me the business. He and I have been taking classes together since before either one of us had gray hair. Despite the fact that people assume I am his weird uncle (though I prefer to think of myself as his slightly older, better looking, and somewhat wiser older brother), things are really jake between us. In addition, if I wanted to inflict any real retribution on him, I wouldn’t sue him–I’d just sit closer to him in whistle class and throw off his otherwise flawless whistle playing with a steady barrage of my clinkers (a punishment much worse than death!!).
I am glad to see what I think is a little levity here. Oh, and about my crans, they’re short enough, they’re sweet enough and, darn it, people like 'em!!
Tom D.