Mixing sheep and goats.

[nstar!bluemoon!bsbbs!cynthia@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (Cynthia Rosas)]

brownfld@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.EDU (Kenneth R Brownfield) writes:

>      First off, I want to kill the sheep string, mainly because I've been
> hearing too many "Why do Scots wear kilts" jokes recently.  They're talking
> only about goats.  Goats make that lovely Ba-a-a-a-a noise as well.  It's
> "Get your goat," not "Get your sheep."  Bah-ah-ah-ah is a sheep.  So if you
> hear that on Usenet..

Explain it to Jeff then....

>      You may be a raving bitch, Cynthia, but a little spice in Usenet can't
> cause too many deseases (void where prohibited by law, subject to change
> without notice. ;)  Sarcasm is one of the four netfood groups
>      Have a good weekend all (does it not _feel_ like Friday?)
> 
> 							Ken.

Yes, I think so.  Actually, "raving bitch" is just a nickname
given me by someone desperate for my attention.  I'm more like
a normal person, but being female, I am accustomed to
cleverness and sarcasm being intimidating to weenies.
Consequently, females get branded as bitches, while similar
men are.. assertive,  aggressive, ascerbic, etc, etc.  But, as
long as weenies exist, I'm happy (rhodes?) to kick them in the
ass when they need it. ;-) 
Odd, I was thinking earlier today that it felt like Friday.
Wishful thinking, I suppose.

Saw Frankie and Johnny last week.  Liked it.

Later,

Cynthia   (R. B.) 

"Ba-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a!" - Famous Love-Nutz

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