From: mins@cbnewsf.cb.att.com (timothy.j.mizerak)
Subject: Re: DOOL: Zeus
Organization: AT&T
Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 21:16:48 GMT

In article <C2RZr*un1@cecily.UUCP> rose@cecily.UUCP (Rose M. Delckum) writes:
>> >     Me too!  Poor Zeus, he must be so scared and lonely! :-(
>> >Of course, I'm still worried/confused about Steve and Kayla's
>> >cat Emily, who disappeared sometime on 1990.  I hope she's okay
>> >(guess they decided not to renew her contract!)
>>  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> Oh Rose, Thank you for making my morning.  This was great!  I'm having a real
>> problem being here today and your little comment made it easier.  I hate having
>> a day off in the middle of the week because it makes me want to have another
>> (like a week-end ya know).
>
>     Humph!  You think a poor, unemployed, possibly homeless kitty
>is funny?  Poor Emily is probably out there panhandling, trying to
>get guest spots on cable-access channels, hoping to hit it big like
>Ren and Stimpy.  Some people are so mean.  *sniffle* 


Yeah, right on Rose!   Maybe Betty White should be notified about this and
they could get Emily a spot on the Golden Palace.  Nah, Sophia would probably
end up cooking her.  :)


>> A hoping another cup of coffee will wake me up Quince

Just go back to sleep.  It's better there.

>    That bad?  Try capucino (sp?)...isn't that supposed to be stronger?

It is espresso that is the really strong stuff.    Cappucino is about the
same as coffee.

>Rosita
>PS to Tim...be glad you didn't watch Old Yeller.  Apparently I did when
>I was a kid (I guess I blocked it out) and my parents said I cried for
>days and made them let me sleep out in a tent in our backyard with our
>dog for several days!  

Well, when I was a kid I would cry every year after seeing Rudolph the
Red Nosed Reindeer.  I know it is a happy ending and all, I just wanted
Rudolph as a pet.  I can't handle sad stories about animals at all.  There
was a Highway to Heaven once about this dog that is killed in a car
accident.  The dog goes around as an angel for a while helping out some
people, or whatever.  Well, the part I remember is the end.  They show
a shot of the dog sitting up on a cloud.  Sob, sniff.  Poor doggie.  :'(
Don't forget to buckle up your pets everyone!  And don't take them in 
the car if you don't have to.  Thousands of animals die in car accidents
every year.

Tim

Okay, a lurker was the first to get this week's lyric right.  Congrats
to Diane from Albany.  Taking honors in the First Newlywed category is
Rose Delckum Cohen [I'll duck now :).]  We have a tie in the old fogie
category between Vickie Hamilton and Rick Morris.  Their alertness after
so many years should be an inspiration to us all.  :)

Intriguing lyric of the week:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
     "There are plenty like me to be found.
      Mongrels who ain't got a penny,
      searching for tickets like you on the ground."
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          "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"  by  Elton John

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