From: mins@cbnewsf.cb.att.com (timothy.j.mizerak)
Subject: DOOL:  Various Replies
Keywords: for Gail
Organization: AT&T
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 18:19:27 GMT

[Gail, not Tim]

In article <1992Aug7.180216.2015@sadtler.com>, rick@sadtler.com (Rick Morris) writes:

Hello out there ... I hope.  I tried to answer one your (Rick's) posts a
couple of weeks ago but apparently no one saw it but me.  At that time I'd
recently come back from a month's vacation, the net was up again down again
here and I wasn't sure what was happening.  I guess I'm still not sure if
everything is working properly, so somebody please tell me if you see this
reply.  Thanks.

[Note:  I guess this and the other replies included below didn't make it any 
farther than Northridge yesterday, so I'm sending my comments via Tim.
Don't blame him for any of *my* opinions.  He has enough to answer for 
himself.  :) ]

First, welcome Rick and all the other new posters to DOOL.  There seem to be 
quite a few new .sigs since I left for vacation in mid-June.

Next, I have no idea what most of this message was orginally about  :)  but I 
thought I'd add my two cents' worth anyway.  :)

>The lovely and witty Vixen writes:

Hi, to you, too, Vickie.

>>And last but by no means least, my dear, dear friend Rick writes:
>> 
>>> It's the "Oh I love you soOOoOoOOOoo much that it hurts" stuff they do with
>>> the cool guys that gets me.
>>
>>Ackkkkk!!!!  First you lust after the creature and then you utter this bit
>>of blasphemy!!  Just when I thought we had reached some common ground.  Diana
>>did NOT turn him whiney!  As for never smiling, I don't know what couple you
>>watched, but the Roman and Diana I loved were hilarious.
>
>Well, now, don't misunderstand.  I, too, enjoyed Roman and Diana when Roman
>was a policeman and Diana was getting in his way.  They were FUNNY and LAUGHED.
>They were WITTY and SEXY.  But, then they got serious.  Then there was no more
>spontenaity.  No more wit.  No more cool dude.  No more cool girl.  And it got
>so bad, Diana up and left.  *sigh*.  Jack and Jennifer, too.  Dare I say it
>even affected Steve and Kayla?  (No I daren't).

Go ahead and say it.  I'd agree with you.  I can't think of a single couple
who's gotten married on this show who has remained interesting to watch.  I
hope the rest of us (married couples, that is) aren't as sappy and boring as
the folks in Salem. 

>Rick sighs introvertedly:
>
>Of course, before one gets married, one is still leading one's own life.
>After one gets married, one is leading a different life.  It does take
>time for the humor cells to adjust.  Maybe soaps ARE real life!

But your life must be at least slightly interesting.  Aren't you the one who's 
sharing a wife with Tim?  :)  Hmmmm.  I guess that's pretty soap-like, too.

>-Rick.

Gail		      
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In article <1992Aug7.114548.1277@bogart.uucp>, cjaeger@bogart.uucp (Cecilia Jaeger) writes:
>In article <1992Jul30.164930.14117@chpc.utexas.edu> peea224@chpc.utexas.edu (Joanna L. Castillo) writes:
>>In article <Bs7IyJ.FCM@news.udel.edu> riddle@brahms.udel.edu (Tammy Riddle) writes:
>>>
>>>HAPPY BIRTHDAY, COLEEN!!!!!
>>
>>INDEED!!!  Happy Birthday, you Groovy Grape!  :-)  :-)
>
>	Happy Birthday.  
>
>	Sis Strawberry
>
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>>>--Peachy
>>
>>Lemon.
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>|   Ceci Jaeger      | Internet: cjaeger@bogart.UUCP		             |

Gail
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In article <1662hkINNgmu@seven-up.East.Sun.COM>, pinyan@ren.East.Sun.COM (Ann Pinyan) writes:
>
>Am I alone in this, or did anyone else really get a kick out of Ginger
>and Brian singing Stand By Your Man last week?  This is the first time
>in a while that I have laughed at loud (when I was supposed to) at a
>scene from this show.  Good stuff...

Yeah, that was cute.  Too bad they had to end up in a ditch (or wherever it
was they crashed).  They even seem to be getting away from the dog training
story.  Hurray. 

>Ann

Gail
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In article <1992Aug10.190317.23880@chpc.utexas.edu>, peea224@chpc.utexas.edu (Joanna L. Castillo) writes:
>In article <3403@unisql.UUCP> collene@unisql.UUCP (Collene Pearce) writes:
>>I am usually a lurker, but I feel I just have to try to do something
>>to get us all off of our 'tu-tus'.
>
>Yippee!  :-)

Ditto.

>>My most recent SOD says that Isabella will be "killed off".  So, I
>>thought it might be fun for us to try to determine how she will be 
>>killed and by whom.  I would like for us to try to come up with the

[...]

>Okay...assuming it's "killed off" and not just dying...my guess has to
>be that it will be some sort of accidental killing.  I suspect she'll
>die in some manner that looks like murder (she falls off a tall 

[...]

If they're going to kill off Isabella, I think it's going to me a medical
problem that kills her.  They seem to be setting her up for that.  She's
complained that she has a hard time swallowing but won't go to the doctor. 

>>Now, why do I want us to do this?  Because for the most part, 
>>we have dropped the DOOL postings.  I kill many of the TAN
>>posting everyday and yet the real DOOL postings have dropped to 
>>only 3 or 4.  Remember when it used to be around 50 or so??`

I've noticed this, too.  Good luck getting someone to talk about the plot for 
a change.  :)

[...]

>>Ok guys, what do you think?
>
>Good idea.  Thanks.

It's not very exciting, but I vote for an incurable disease (based on what I 
said above).

>>* A. Collene Pearce (512-343-7372, x114) * Organization: UniSQL, Inc.  *
>
>Joanna.

Gail
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In article <1992Aug10.191443.25000@chpc.utexas.edu>, peea224@chpc.utexas.edu (Joanna L. Castillo) writes:
>In article <UeULxMO00WBLQ5AUpD@andrew.cmu.edu> lf01+@andrew.cmu.edu (Liz Fox) writes:
>> 
>>[Vix not Lix]
>> 
>>The Figlet (I think -- I have waaaay too many sisters) responds to Boysie:
>
>Old people...geesh!  It was a Janet but not Fig Janet.  Sigh...it 
>was Janet Greathouse.  Anyway...
> 
>>> OK, judging by the large number of recent posts that carry the "We
>>> love Roger Lombard" slogan, Old Rog is getting pretty popular.  I
>>> can't figure out why. 
>>> 
>>> He's ugly, he's rude, he has no sense of who he is and how he's
>>> supposed to act, and worst, he's one of those *extremely* irratating
>>> macho-type, heyI'mgoodlookin'enoughtostarinabeercommercial-type little
>>> boys.
>>> 
>>> Yuch.
>>> 
>>> Doesn't anybody else feel this way? Is it *really* just me? Say it isn't so.
>> 
>>No, it ain't just you.  He doesn't do much for me either.  It's not the
>>character that irritates me.  It's the actor.  Yet another example of an
>>actor with no charisma on this show.  They probably don't want anyone to
>>show up the egomaniacal-overpaid-badly-dressed-has-been.  
>
>Hmmm...I suppose I may be considered to be on the Roger bandwagon but
>must admit that i'm just kinda hanging on to the rail.  I really 
>*really* hated him the first several times he was on the show but he
>seems to be getting a lot less irritating -- and I have actually liked
>a couple of his scenes.  There are several other people on the show 
>that I'd much rather see get outta town:  Scarrie, Jesse, Austin, and 
>Stella jump to mind.  I guess he's just the least irritating of that 
>entire storyline in my mind.  :-)

I didn't like this character (or the actor) at all at first, but the character
has become more sympathetic lately, I think.  And his acting seems more
believable than Stella or Jesse's.  I particularly don't like the Stella
character for some reason. 

>>Wahhhhhhh!!!  I just want my gorgeous, fun-loving, sexy, charismatic Roman
>>Brady back.  It'll never happen.
>
>Poor Stinky...no wonder you're suffering from memory loss.

You're probably talking about John Black, but I think your description fits
the real Roman the way he once was.  :) 

>>Stinky O
>
>Joanna.

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