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ALL RIGHT!!!<P>Nip, for one of the few times in your young life, you did the right thing, hurt though it did. Nicely done, foxman.<P>J (keep up the good writing, Ralph!) T
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"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Clarke

"...Can you say of your 'bark', that it's worse than your 'bite'?..." Eh, George?<P>I have nothing against motorcycles, chainsaws, nor women and can honestly say that, if you don't do something exceptionally stupid with any of them, they're wonderful to have around.<P>J (overstating the obvious yet ...

"Thel"...hmmmmm...has a nice ring to it. Sometimes, though, the lady will admit to a petname given by a well-loved and -respected relative that has little relationship with the real name - especially in the mountain-countryside cultures....how 'bout it, Ralph? It doesn't <I>have</I> to be "Thelly".....

Thanks for the compliment, David!<P>I'll leave as a mystery my age and background....although I do admit having done some writing in my time......<P>JT
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"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Clarke

You're getting your heroines mixed up; this is Thelma - <I>Lily is Ben's girlfriend</I>.......<P>Thelma woulda gotten indignant and slapped the livin' crap out of Tuck if this had happened in real life.....<P>J (just my $ 0.02 worth) T<P> ------------------ "Any sufficiently advanced technology is i...

(Rod Serling voiceover) "Consider, if you will, the modern age and it's reliance on computer-based technology. The computer - a non-living, calculating and indexing machine that follows instructions implicitly - has increased the productivity and widened the communications of the human race. Fortuna...

Hee..Hee.. or perhaps "too much of a good thing...?" He'd better stoke up at the buffet - it's gonna be a loooooong night for the foxboy......<P>J (cookies...does that buffet have cookies??) T <P>------------------ "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Cla...

It MAY be Bob Vila....or (drum roll, please)<P>
<B>Martha Stewart!!!</B><P>
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! Run Away!! Run Away!!<P>J (somebody stop me before I eat another cookie!!!) T

...the participants of the Nip & Tuck Forum, from jamestox, Good Greetings and Well-Wishes for this holiday season. I myself shall be celebrating it as the Christ-Mass, but whatever your belief or persuasion, may you have a peaceful and special day. My thoughts are with you.<P>JT<P>----------- ...Pe...

...the participants of the Under The Lemon Tree Forum, from jamestox, Good Greetings and Well-Wishes for this holiday season. I myself shall be celebrating it as the Christ-Mass, but whatever your belief or persuasion, may you have a peaceful and special day. My thoughts are with you.<P>JT<P>-------...

That's the magic of time zones...All messages are referenced to <I>Pacific</I> time, three hours later than <I>Eastern</I> time. When it's midnight in DC, it's 9 pm in LA.<P>JT
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"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Clarke

My choices are A, B, and C. I don't think he's thought much further than "making his statement" to Thelma yet!<P>JT<P>------------------
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Clarke

Like I said...."I have full confidence that Tuck will do the right thing!"<P>I also said that ..."all Tuck needs to do to be a hero to Thelma is talk to her." He sure "talked" to her, didn't he?!<P>J (that's gonna be one kiss - er, <I>talk</I> Thelma NEVER forgets) T<P>------------------ "Any suffic...

Nor do you have to play any trick with a cork or a bit of fish-paste....<P>J (you're full of pleasant surprises) T
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"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Clarke

Hehe...I've been known for improbable practical jokes - being a "tron-chaser" has its advantages! My fav was making the phones on a stage set actually ring, speaking to one of the people, then leaving him to wonder <B>how</B> phones that weren't hooked up could ring! Since it happened at a run-throu...

Personally, I think Tuck's angry expression is turned inward on himself...guilt coming home to roost in a basically kind heart. <P>JT

Hmmmmm.....for all intents and purposes, Ben's <I>alone</I> in that car, so I ponder the inevitable question: How's he gonna explain the four rising moons to the police when they stop him?<P>Oh...and what happened to his normally good judgement - euphoria from having new wheels, maybe?<P>Disturbing,...

WHOA!!!! <P>I think we just found out that Hero Tuck liked Thelma just a little more than even Hero Tuck realized! All I got to say is, "Don't you DARE hurt the girl, Tuck - or you'll answer to a certain bow-bearing bear..."<P>J (the bow-bearing bear) T

It wouldn't even have to be "young love", David - we all know that Thelma wants to be loved and that she's struck on Tuck. I see the possibility of a strong friendship - maybe a budding romance between the two - if things go one way or something entirely different if Ralph really throws a wrench in ...

Unlike his younger bro, I have full confidence that Tuck <I>will</I> do the right thing...<P>JT<P>------------------
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Clarke