Re: JK DeLapp is a Man, Baby! and Other Tales of the Conference

[Guest guest]

On 11/18/05, Wanita Sears <wanita.sears@...> wrote:

> > Really the only time anything " gay " comes up is when they say their

> > assignment or their project or their class is " gay " and I tell them

> > that you can't judge an assignment by its sexuality and they need to

> > learn to respect assignments that are different from them.

> >

> Chris

>

> Hoping you're being absurd right back and that you know " gay " in this

> context is a judgement to the purpose of anything its applied to. You

> should hear it a lot more about things than people.

LOL! Well I guess maybe I'm into obscure humor or something, although

the kids usually think that's funny.

Although I'm quite sure that " gay " in this sense still implies

something derogatory towards homosexuals since I think the former

sense is derived from the latter, but ultimately that's just my style

-- or one of my styles -- of humor.

They tell me I'm funny.

Chris

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On 11/18/05, F. Jewett <mfjewett@...> wrote:

> At 07:45 PM 11/18/05 -0500, you wrote:

> >> you're too modest. Between you and I, I managed to find an AWFUL

> >> lot of red wine splashes all over the walls the next day. And then you

> >> didn't even drink the bottle.

> >

> >Really? I'm so sorry! Of course, I still can't imagine why anyone

> >would have even invented, let alone buy, a wine opener like that...

> >how on earth did the stains reach the *wall*???

> >

> >Chris

>

>

> I believe it was a cross between what was flying out of your eyes, followed

> by my too-successful attempts to pop the cork INTO the bottle.

>

> Next year's festivities will begin with lessons in how to use a

> non-corkscrew. And quite belatedly, I apologize to all of you for not

> being the proper hostess and opening the wine myself.

Not quite. Next year's festivities will begin with one of us buying a

corkscrew when we hit the packie on the way over. ;-)

Chris

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[Guest guest]

> Yah, when someone told me you were floating around there somewhere,

I

> looked for you, but never found you. At one point, I accosted

some guy in

> the hallway, staring at his name tag because he looked REALLY

familiar and

> I didn't know why. Looked at it, didn't recognize the name,

apologized to

> him for staring, told him why, blah blah, and we parted ways, both

thinking

> I'd been hallucinating.

>

> Found out later he was related to you. (your dad?)

Must have been my dad. He was there and I definitely look like him!

It's funny how you can look so much like someone of the opposite

gender. He didn't tell me he'd been accosted(!); I'll have to ask

him about it.

I'll plan on seeing you next year for sure. Or, maybe even sometime

during this year, if my health improves and I add more Virginia

activities to my life. Funny how I tend to stay on this side of the

river...

[Guest guest]

Can you all flirt off line? J

--- Idol <Idol@...> wrote:

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>

> >I said " fetchingly " , not " maniacly " . You've got

> the " maniacal " bits down

> >pat.

>

> I'm afraid a fetching giggle is exclusively the

> province of your

> gender, not mine. But maybe I can pull off a brainy

> giggle, or a

> sausagey giggle.

>

>

>

> -

>

>

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Juli-

>Can you all flirt off line? J

Is that we're doing? Hmm. Well, I'm afraid the answer is no. In

addition to its other characteristics, this list is by nature a

social space, and as such it's only natural that a certain amount of

social chatter will occur within it. Nobody's being rude and

nobody's flooding the list, so while I'm sorry about your evident

discomfort with personal interactions, I'm not going to make any

policy changes.

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[Guest guest]

At 10:37 PM 11/18/05 -0500, you wrote:

>> Next year's festivities will begin with lessons in how to use a

>> non-corkscrew. And quite belatedly, I apologize to all of you for not

>> being the proper hostess and opening the wine myself.

>

>Not quite. Next year's festivities will begin with one of us buying a

>corkscrew when we hit the packie on the way over. ;-)

>

>Chris

Fair enough. WAPF 2006 will begin with Masterjohn using a

corkscrew, immediately followed by lessons by Jewett on how to use a

proper wine opener. WAPF 2007 will begin with all participants

demonstrating their prowess as using a proper wine opener.

MFJ

Yeeeeeeeeeeeee - HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !! ~Hammond of Texas

[Guest guest]

At 05:18 AM 11/19/05 -0000, you wrote:

>Must have been my dad. He was there and I definitely look like him!

>It's funny how you can look so much like someone of the opposite

>gender. He didn't tell me he'd been accosted(!); I'll have to ask

>him about it.

>

>I'll plan on seeing you next year for sure. Or, maybe even sometime

>during this year, if my health improves and I add more Virginia

>activities to my life. Funny how I tend to stay on this side of the

>river...

>

>

The river is wide, the river is long, and even *I* hate crossing it.

MFJ

Yeeeeeeeeeeeee - HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !! ~Hammond of Texas

[Guest guest]

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It was great to meet you, and I really hope you make some progress

with your health soon!

>I didn't get any of

>'s sausage, but he did share some jerky (pretty darn good, even

>if it was spicy).

It was a bit too spicy and maybe a little too salty also, but I'm

about to make another batch, and I'll post the recipe if it comes out well.

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