03/16/2005 -- Possible Translation?

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Mjolnir wrote:Dammit Jim, I'm a Doctor not a Bog Dragon Wrangler!

(Sorry, I couldn't resist.)

- Mjolnir (who spend 7 very fine years at Pitt)
"Bones, get over here this man's hurt."

"Dammit, Jim, I'm a doctor, not a.....oh....yeah...right."
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Bones, what time is it?

Dammit Jim, I'm a doctor not a grandfather clock.

I wasn't putting parrallels that deep between Quentyn and Frodo, just similar wakings in a House of Healing... But you're right, Quentyn is more of a Sam.

But, Quentyn hasn't faced his most greuling enemy in this quest. Nay, something more life sapping and inhuman remains...

Reporters...
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Gildedtongue wrote:But, Quentyn hasn't faced his most greuling enemy in this quest. Nay, something more life sapping and inhuman remains...

Reporters...
Hey, wait. . . This isn't heaven! It's. . .it's. . .AAAAAH!
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No, I do not believe that there are medicinal uses for a bog dragon, tame or no, unless you count entertaining swamp village kits as a medicinal purpose.
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Bolo Unit_BRL of the Line wrote:No, I do not believe that there are medicinal uses for a bog dragon, tame or no, unless you count entertaining swamp village kits as a medicinal purpose.
I do!
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Yeah, its a stress remody for the perrants ^_^
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And parents as well!
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its a stress remody for the perrants ^_^
Ah, yes. Nothing is more stress relieving than knowing your grade school age kit is playing with an organic flamethrower! :o
That would certainly calm my nerves! :P
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Well it's better than those two dimbulbs who stuffed their vehicle with acetyline balloons.
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squirrelly61104 wrote:
Ah, yes. Nothing is more stress relieving than knowing your grade school age kit is playing with an organic flamethrower!
Well, if the alternative is a pet mudgullet.....


SolidusRaccoon Wrote:
You from Pitty city? I'm from the icebox of PA myself.
Yes, although I do not actually live in town, I'm pretty close to what I lovingly call "The Cultural Armpit of America" :)

I don't mind the cold too much. I like to think of all the insects freezing to death outside rather than growing larger and larger throught the year.
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[quote]Yes, although I do not actually live in town, I'm pretty close to what I lovingly call "The Cultural Armpit of America" [/quote]

I wouldn't worry too much about that eponym; where I grew up, the going joke was that the only way to get live culture there was to buy yogurt. :wink:
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