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Every time I come to the site the Jack-in-the-Box pops up.

I saw it again. It was better the second time. My roommate bought the soundtrack. Great music. Care for some gopher?

I saw "O Brother Where Art Thou" last night. It was excellent.

Shouldn't that be "Elder" Greg?

Thanks for your openmindedness, KareNin. I also like jam on my Monte Cristos, incidentally. Actually, they used to serve them with jam in the cafeteria here at work when they used to make them.<P>Howard, you forgot one of my favorites: "Adulterated."

My official guess is an oxygen mask. Does he know where the exits are, though?

No, I haven't ordered it. I can't seem to finish the second Harry Potter. What's wrong with me? I was doing so well before I go sidetracked by Everquest.

Again, try it with a little apricot jam. You'll love me for it. (Don't cook it with the jam, just apply a little afterward.)

Put your favorite jam on that grilled cheese sandwich (mine's apricot). On the outside, not the inside.

Lemon chicken.<P>[This message has been edited by Mark Berrett (edited 01-31-2001).]<P>[This message has been edited by Mark Berrett (edited 01-31-2001).]<P>[This message has been edited by Mark Berrett (edited 01-31-2001).]<p>[This message has been edited by Mark Berrett (edited 02-01-2001).]

Ahh, good times.<P>I would like to add a tidbit, however. The music in the background was not my idea. I was confused at the time and said okay. In my opinion the sketch was still kind of funny, but it's a completely different joke. It would be like Randy putting flashing lights around the baboon. I...

A baboon wearing a woman's shoe. Think about it.

I take it back. I did find a sequel called "Sphereland," by a different author. Thanks for letting me know about it. (I found them at amazon.com--both in one volume.)<p>[This message has been edited by Mark Berrett (edited 01-14-2001).]

I first found it in the library. But like I say, you can also download it from <A HREF="http://www.gutenberg.net." TARGET=_blank>www.gutenberg.net.</A> I couldn't find anything about a sequel, although the one I read was the second, revised edition.<P>What made me think about it in the first place w...

What animated version? Where can I see that?

The book is very short, about 100 pages. I think it was written back in 1926, or thereabouts. Randy summed it up pretty well. I read it years ago and then last year I downloaded it from Project Gutenberg and read it again (although the illustrations don't look as good in their ASCII form). The theme...

You know, all this talk about shapes reminded me: has anyone here read "Flatland," by Edwin Abbott? I highly recommend it.

First of all, KareNin, I can't draw worth beans. I can't even draw beans. Peas, yes; beans, no. I can draw Mickey Mouse, Pluto, and a little guy I call Harry Hippy. Oh, and I got this neat little picture of a sunset that I draw with seagulls and everything. And I looked up "trapazoid," just to be su...

I agree that this is a crapalellogram, but are you sure you're not referring to a diarhombus in your defescription of a crapezoid? In any event, a crapezoid is an equalateral crapalellogram. (I just realized that all that is wrong, but I don't feel like deleting it because it has some fun words.) Th...

Now I've read the explanation and it didn't diminish my appreciation much at all, but frankly I'm a little spooked, because I of course wrote, "The Sandwich" (based on an idea from my brother).<p>[This message has been edited by Mark Berrett (edited 01-08-2001).]