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15 Sep 02 - 11:45 AM (#784409) Subject: an apology from Art T From: Art Thieme This morning I want/need to apologize for some of the late-night posts I've made when fatigue I believe clouds my ability to self-censor myself. I have clicked from the hip and spewed into cyberspace unthought out and incomplete mind belches that may have hurt some good people and I am very sorry for that. Art Thieme |
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15 Sep 02 - 11:52 AM (#784414) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: greg stephens "What I have done through want of wit To mem'ry now I can't recall I hope your're all my friends as yet Good night and joy be with you all" |
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15 Sep 02 - 11:56 AM (#784417) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: Tam the bam fraeSaltcoatsScotland Pardon, I can only understand Plain English and not this slang rubbish.
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15 Sep 02 - 12:12 PM (#784421) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: Mary in Kentucky No apologies necessary on my part, Art. You're a good friend and will remain so. As far as the fatigue, I haven't personally noticed it, but recently because of changing sleep patterns (and MAYBE) MS (no, not me in denial) I've also experienced a need for rest in the afternoon. At least I have an excuse for my words/actions/inactions/etc. ;-) |
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15 Sep 02 - 12:16 PM (#784422) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: The Pooka Art T, I was altogether unaware of yer purported offenses; but I think maybe I know how you feel, having sometimes been a Late-Night Purportrater m'self, and an ill-informed one at that. Your atonement is to be commended; & I hope it may be ecumenically accepted as Yom Kippur impends, by any who might feel you have hurt them. Thank you sir. Spot on, greg stephens. To take a lyrical liberty, "Oh all the hours that e'er I spent, I spent them in good company; and all the harm that e'er I done, I hope it was to none but me." And when I'm done with wandering I'll sit beside the road and weep For all the songs I did not sing And promises I did not keep. |
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15 Sep 02 - 12:32 PM (#784428) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: Amos Ach, Art, you've ruined EVERYTHING withyour damn posts!! :>) Man, you add so much heart, humor, knowledge and tone to this dive, we oughta pay you for posting ANYTHING! LOL!! Dinna be abusing yourself, now. It will put hair on your emotions! A |
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15 Sep 02 - 12:39 PM (#784430) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: The Pooka HAHAHAHAHA! / I second that Emotion. ("It's a small-a sin. But, itta mounts up." - Rabbi Guido Sarducci) |
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15 Sep 02 - 01:08 PM (#784452) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: GUEST,Skipper@wurk Well I don't know what else you may have said, but your late nite post on the 'comparitive religion quiz' thread was simply amazing. You're a wise man, night or day. |
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15 Sep 02 - 04:26 PM (#784560) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: harpgirl ...welll I've had enough of Art's insensitive drivel and I think it should stop NOW!!!!!! |
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15 Sep 02 - 04:35 PM (#784568) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: harpgirl ...oh boy...I bet someone will take me seriously and the post will now disappear! How come the Brits never get censored. It's not fair!!!!! |
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15 Sep 02 - 04:47 PM (#784582) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: Jim Krause harpgirl, (with toungue firmly in cheek) the Brits don't git censored 'cause Yanks don't think their cussin' when they tell some bloody sod ta bugger off, or just as bad ta get stuffed. Jim |
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15 Sep 02 - 05:02 PM (#784587) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: katlaughing Ramble on, Fine Art, I've never found anything of yours offensive, even late at night!*bg* With love and affection, kat |
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15 Sep 02 - 05:03 PM (#784588) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: katlaughing And, you know, I've been mining, so I've read a lot of your stuff on here!*bg** |
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15 Sep 02 - 06:35 PM (#784660) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: The Pooka harpgirl & Jim Krause, the Brits get censored by the Yankmicks, 'cause we understand both their deep-seated dialects & their quaint neuroses. :) (Baghdad man-in-the-street, to CNN: "Who else agrees with the Americans, except the silly British and their leader?" There, I rest my case. :) |
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15 Sep 02 - 07:10 PM (#784692) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: The Pooka Do ye know what I'm goin' to tell yez. The Brother sez now there's further orders for to post an abjected apogee fer all me transfusions, before yer man Tonybear commences to roarin' out of him from th' Bucklesham Palace above an' Her Majesty in th' Downling Street be after sendin' th' gunboats up the Connect-eye-coot River below, for to dive-bomb the Four Courts of Hartford with the rocketries in the mornin'. Begob here's me bus. Cheers! |
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20 Sep 02 - 03:08 AM (#788043) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: MAG Er, was that reference to Rabbi Guido deliberate, or did you mean Father Guido? I thought of his papal fashion show skit when NPR went on and on over the design of new papal vestments for the pope's special Youth Mass in Toronto. The Judy B. Goodenough poem fragment was tagged on to Parting Glass. I don't want to niggle, but they are separate works. |
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21 Sep 02 - 03:34 PM (#788618) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: The Pooka MAG - Um, Yes it was deliberate. Lame; but meant as Ecumenical for a thread that seemed appropriate around the Day of Atonement (Yom Kippur). We all ignore the commandments of the same Deity, sez I. / It's from old SNL, Father Sarducci's commentary on (I think) the price-list re Indulgences for various sins. Masterbation was a quarter. A pop. So to speak. And er um uh, Yes I know that "The Parting Glass" and "Journey's End" are 2 separate pieces. Didn't mean to conflate 'em. I just like 'em both & thought they both fit, though in different ways. / --Pook |
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21 Sep 02 - 03:47 PM (#788625) Subject: RE: an apology from Art T From: Bert ...I have clicked from the hip and spewed into cyberspace unthought out and incomplete mind belches... Now that just about describes a true Mudcatter! We love you guy, carry on as usual. |