Pavilion Digest: October 2009
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Pavilion Digest: October 2009
The following posts contain Art Deco Dining Pavilion messages for the month of October 2009.
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To Robert Ross
Name: Brian Phillips
Source: unca20091007.htm
Ironically, that was a rather short post. I guess it depends on how you use it. Thanks for the early munin' laugh.
I only read the Pavilion for the articles,
Brian Phillips
Source: unca20091007.htm
Ironically, that was a rather short post. I guess it depends on how you use it. Thanks for the early munin' laugh.
I only read the Pavilion for the articles,
Brian Phillips
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To Robert Ross
Name: Brian Phillips
Source: unca20091009.htm
Ironically, that was a rather short post. I guess it depends on how you use it. Thanks for the early munin' laugh.
I only read the Pavilion for the articles,
Brian Phillips
Source: unca20091009.htm
Ironically, that was a rather short post. I guess it depends on how you use it. Thanks for the early munin' laugh.
I only read the Pavilion for the articles,
Brian Phillips
Awesome quote of the day
Name: Keith Cramer
Source: unca20091007.htm
"When you read it you seem to be listening to a lively and aggressive and oracular speech delivered in an unknown tongue, a speech whose spirit you get but not the particulars; or, to change the figure, you seem to be listening to a vigorous instrument which is making a noise which it thinks is a tune, but which, to persons not members of the band, is only the martial tooting of a trombone, and merely stirs the soul through the noise, but does not convey a meaning."
This sums up how I feel when watching FOX news, or reading conservative blogs, lately.
-Keith
Anyone care to guess from whence the quote originates?
Source: unca20091007.htm
"When you read it you seem to be listening to a lively and aggressive and oracular speech delivered in an unknown tongue, a speech whose spirit you get but not the particulars; or, to change the figure, you seem to be listening to a vigorous instrument which is making a noise which it thinks is a tune, but which, to persons not members of the band, is only the martial tooting of a trombone, and merely stirs the soul through the noise, but does not convey a meaning."
This sums up how I feel when watching FOX news, or reading conservative blogs, lately.
-Keith
Anyone care to guess from whence the quote originates?
Awesome quote of the day
Name: Keith Cramer
Source: unca20091009.htm
"When you read it you seem to be listening to a lively and aggressive and oracular speech delivered in an unknown tongue, a speech whose spirit you get but not the particulars; or, to change the figure, you seem to be listening to a vigorous instrument which is making a noise which it thinks is a tune, but which, to persons not members of the band, is only the martial tooting of a trombone, and merely stirs the soul through the noise, but does not convey a meaning."
This sums up how I feel when watching FOX news, or reading conservative blogs, lately.
-Keith
Anyone care to guess from whence the quote originates?
Source: unca20091009.htm
"When you read it you seem to be listening to a lively and aggressive and oracular speech delivered in an unknown tongue, a speech whose spirit you get but not the particulars; or, to change the figure, you seem to be listening to a vigorous instrument which is making a noise which it thinks is a tune, but which, to persons not members of the band, is only the martial tooting of a trombone, and merely stirs the soul through the noise, but does not convey a meaning."
This sums up how I feel when watching FOX news, or reading conservative blogs, lately.
-Keith
Anyone care to guess from whence the quote originates?
October Country
Name: Steve Barber
Source: unca20091007.htm
God I love this month. This weekend we break the decorations out and turn the front yard into a cemetery.
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"Anyone care to guess from whence the quote originates?"
Marcel Marceau?
Source: unca20091007.htm
God I love this month. This weekend we break the decorations out and turn the front yard into a cemetery.
________________________________________
"Anyone care to guess from whence the quote originates?"
Marcel Marceau?
October Country
Name: Steve Barber
Source: unca20091009.htm
God I love this month. This weekend we break the decorations out and turn the front yard into a cemetery.
________________________________________
"Anyone care to guess from whence the quote originates?"
Marcel Marceau?
Source: unca20091009.htm
God I love this month. This weekend we break the decorations out and turn the front yard into a cemetery.
________________________________________
"Anyone care to guess from whence the quote originates?"
Marcel Marceau?
- John E Williams
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- John E Williams
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Mongo use words... Mongo do Google search
Name: Lars Klores
Source: unca20091007.htm
I was curious to read the original post behind the quote, "words are a primitive medium" so I did a search on the phrase. It shows up on only two sites: Harlan's (in this very discussion) and the blog of "Ren & Stimpy" creator John Kricfalusi, so I'm going to assume that Ryan originally read it there. Ryan, correct me if I am mistaken.
To those with strong opinions on the matter, and specifically the author's intent, I commend the originals to you. I found them to be far more thoughtful than I anticipated.
The quote appears in a reader comment for this related post:
http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com/2009/09/ ... ing-2.html
It was originally stated by John K. in this post:
http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com/2007/04/ ... iting.html
Source: unca20091007.htm
I was curious to read the original post behind the quote, "words are a primitive medium" so I did a search on the phrase. It shows up on only two sites: Harlan's (in this very discussion) and the blog of "Ren & Stimpy" creator John Kricfalusi, so I'm going to assume that Ryan originally read it there. Ryan, correct me if I am mistaken.
To those with strong opinions on the matter, and specifically the author's intent, I commend the originals to you. I found them to be far more thoughtful than I anticipated.
The quote appears in a reader comment for this related post:
http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com/2009/09/ ... ing-2.html
It was originally stated by John K. in this post:
http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com/2007/04/ ... iting.html
Mongo use words... Mongo do Google search
Name: Lars Klores
Source: unca20091009.htm
I was curious to read the original post behind the quote, "words are a primitive medium" so I did a search on the phrase. It shows up on only two sites: Harlan's (in this very discussion) and the blog of "Ren & Stimpy" creator John Kricfalusi, so I'm going to assume that Ryan originally read it there. Ryan, correct me if I am mistaken.
To those with strong opinions on the matter, and specifically the author's intent, I commend the originals to you. I found them to be far more thoughtful than I anticipated.
The quote appears in a reader comment for this related post:
http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com/2009/09/ ... ing-2.html
It was originally stated by John K. in this post:
http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com/2007/04/ ... iting.html
Source: unca20091009.htm
I was curious to read the original post behind the quote, "words are a primitive medium" so I did a search on the phrase. It shows up on only two sites: Harlan's (in this very discussion) and the blog of "Ren & Stimpy" creator John Kricfalusi, so I'm going to assume that Ryan originally read it there. Ryan, correct me if I am mistaken.
To those with strong opinions on the matter, and specifically the author's intent, I commend the originals to you. I found them to be far more thoughtful than I anticipated.
The quote appears in a reader comment for this related post:
http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com/2009/09/ ... ing-2.html
It was originally stated by John K. in this post:
http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com/2007/04/ ... iting.html
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guess
Name: John Zeock
Source: unca20091007.htm
That sounds like something I read of Twain's when he was talking about Christian Science. Someone (Dawkins ? Hitchens ? ) was quoting it.
Source: unca20091007.htm
That sounds like something I read of Twain's when he was talking about Christian Science. Someone (Dawkins ? Hitchens ? ) was quoting it.
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- Posts: 167
- Joined: Sat May 26, 2012 6:30 pm
guess
Name: John Zeock
Source: unca20091009.htm
That sounds like something I read of Twain's when he was talking about Christian Science. Someone (Dawkins ? Hitchens ? ) was quoting it.
Source: unca20091009.htm
That sounds like something I read of Twain's when he was talking about Christian Science. Someone (Dawkins ? Hitchens ? ) was quoting it.
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