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<I> but it's FUN! i've got to read something, and i've blown my book budget for the month already...if i don't read something interesting, my head will explode. reading your mind beats re-reading something else, and all the good stuff at the library is checked out.<P>grins, geo </I><P>Glad to know I...

Jamie, may I offer another tidbit of advice as an experienced driver? When a traffic light changes, don't pull out immediately; wait for a few seconds for the idiots that "run" the light to get through. One of my co-workers got nailed by a "runner" - she ended up in the hospital, car totalled, by a ...

Actually, the only thing Tuck needs to do to be a hero to Thelma right now is to talk to her. <P>JT<P>ps. Good scripting, Ralph; couldn't have done better myself.
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Hallan...this is <I>Nip</I> we're talking about...you know, the foxboy that fishes with explosives...what do YOU think he's going to do? <P>J (He'll do the "entertaining" thing!) T
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It caught fire. Apparently, Ben's insurance covered it. "Like a good neighbor, State 'Toon is there...."<P>JT
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Hmmmmmmmmm....Nip's luck, it is a-changin'.<P>Too early to tell yet if he's going to have "too much of a good thing." One thing's for sure, though: he's gonna be one tired foxboy by the end of the night!<P>JT <P>------------------ "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic...

Hahaha! George, quit reading my mind!<P>J (transparent to a fault) T
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Been there, done that, got the codpiece to prove it.....<P>Fortunately the local SCA group does a great job of PR with demos and school programs, so even here in the deep south we rarely run into many of those problems.<P>UNfortunately, we <I>do</I> have a group that has had the Harry Potter books "...

<I>you know, i know a girl who has five sets of contacts, including one that almost matches her eyes because her natural color's 'just not right'...could lily have two pairs? colored contacts are more of a fashion issue than a vanity one, any more. </I><P>Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..... On lunch-counter pay at...

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm...looks like that newfound confidence IS doing Thelma some good.....<P>JT<P>------------------
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<I>speaking of cow prints, did you hear nasa put a bunch of holsteins into low orbit last month?<P>They call it the herd shot 'round the world...</I><P>Good one, George! Especially since I was AT KSC last month! Talk about timely....<P>JT

<I>yeah, cow print slippers. don't give me any bull about them...i had to do something when the heads fell off the koala bears, and i dig the holstein motif.</I><P>I just didn't know they made 'em, George. I prefer my fleece-lined moc's.<P><I>y'know, maybe that's thelma's problem. she has no female ...

Jam, it's more than just the cast pic. I went back to the bubblegum rave color strips - it's green there, too. Soooooo....it's either brown or green. If Ben's still on that cleanup visit, I'm inclined to say brown, since she was wearing glasses (thus wouldn't have had in her contacts). <P>JT

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PSSSSSSSSSSST! Ben! The answer is <B>green</B>! NOT blue!<P>J (Brown???) T<P>------------------
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<I>i'm not talking overnight transformations. it takes a long time to get over something like that. i'm just thinking the world won't end if she skips a dance or two. </I><P>You know that, I know that; Thelma, with her fresh hopes and newfound confidence, thought things would be different and no dou...

George, my impression is that you're a confident, self-assured woman....and it IS possible that Thelma could come out of this in much the same way as you - but my read on Thelma is that she won't go to the dance at all unless to stand outside and wonder what "could have been", based on the torn post...

I think what some folk here may be missing is <I>not</I> that Thelma has given up on going to the Harvest Dance, but rather has <I>given up on herself</I>, both as a "date" AND as a woman. <P>J (who's seen this happen before...) T

Well said, George. <P>RE: the 12/1 strip....<P>Poignant imagery, Ralph. Emotionally very touching..... In terms of hitting the heart, this one will be tough to beat.<P>JT

Naaah. <I>She</I> would've been about the same age as Ben - and still in school....<P>Besides, the librarian has different markings. Nice thought, though.<P>J (of course, she <I>did</I> get her graphic arts degree, possibly making her a little older...hmmmmmmmmmm.....) T<P><P>------------------ "Any...

I've got my own ideas as to how Ralph may script this....it'll be interesting to see if my ideas match his! Vaguely, mine run towards tears, guilt, and a kind heart...... no more said!!<P>JT <P>------------------ "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Arthur C. Clarke