Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2004 21:08:49 -0500 Subject: [ark] Re: Conversation with my niece on a sled for the first time Status: RO In alt.religion.kibology, kibo@world.std.com wrote: Glenn Knickerbocker (NotR@bestweb.net) wrote: > > Niece: YAAAAAAAY! [falls over] [gets up] HAHAHAHAHA! [strapped into > booster seat on sled] YAYYAYYAYYAYYAY! [tromping through woods] > YAYYAYYAYYAYYAY! [falls over, stuck in seat] WAAAAAAAAH! [set > upright again, brushing off snow] WAAAAAAAH! [tromping through > woods some more] YAAAAAAAAAAAY! [whooshing down hill in woods] > YAYYAYYAYYAYYAY! Spot: YAAAAAAAAY! [falls on a glass unicorn statuette] [gets up] OWOWOWOWOWOW! [strapped into booster seat on rocket sled] WHEEEEEEEEEEEE! [crashes into Museum of Wood] OWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW! [falls out, gets stuck in radioactive glue] WAAAAAAAAH! [gets peeled off, solvent is applied] WAAAAAAAAAH! [mistakes electric chair for toilet] WHEEEEEEEEEEOW! [flushes self down electric chair] BYEBYE! It was the best office Christmas party ever. THE END! Sponsored by ButterAid(R), the only corrective butter extender that doesn't irritate the skin very much. Buy ButterAid(R)! ButterAid(R) is a registered trademark of ButterAid Light Industries, a subunit of the ButterAid Corporation Of Lower Canada And The Tip Of Michigan's Upper Peninula Where Butter Roams Wild. ButterAid(R) is mentioned by permission of the American Permission Council, without whom nothing would be possible, even through the magic of ButterAid(R). ButterAid(R) is low in carbs and is only tested on animals that don't have names. If not satisfied with ButterAid(R), return the used portion for a partial refund, and a small but intense restocking fee. Addiction to ButterAid(R) may cause you to become dependent on being kicked in the shins until you admit you have a problem. ButterAid(R) should not be used in international waters or it may turn piratical. Always eat only ButterAid(R)! -- K. On my TV, the weatherman is explaining how tsunamis work by rolling a basketball along a two-by-four.