Carlo Capocasa wrote:
>>Wow, your monkyhood is a startling confession indeed. Just the fact
>>that you are able to type... i mean, it's not shakespear, but there is
>>only one of you, carlo, so that disproves some probability illustration
>>or another right there. Get down with your monky self. : )
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>I'm pretty sure after listening to this
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>http://www.christopherleestreet.com/ftp/random/dance_monkeys_dance.swf
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>you will know more than you want to about the monkey world, and have an
>extra insight or two to boot!
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>Carlo, buster of Bananas, Rocker of Rolls
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Wow, that was anoyingly foul and childish. I wonder, to people take this
stance on life; ie that they are decendants of animals and therefore all
of their efforts are foolish and silly; in the name of trouth? Where i
to play at that game, i could call him a monkey in need of something
brash and interesting to say to impress the other monkeys. but to me he
really seems like a soul. a hurt, bitter, sad soul with a paradime that
makes it safe to abandon Hope, and a need to bring others down. because
why not? there all just monkeys, right?
ok maybe i got a little too serious, but this sort of thing matters to me.
Received on Tue Apr 11 08:15:01 2006
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