under Group W Announcements, Arlo noted that only one had posted there. That was 2003. Pat replied in 2004. Since:

"Only authorized users may post new topics here.
Only authorized users may post replies to topics here."

and I'm not one of em, this is a <u>2005</u> post to keep the Blundering momentum going.

Once a year seems to be the thing.


Arlo?

if you posted in the past, that would be a post post but as you are aware you posted here in the present and that would be a present post except that was before and it has also become a post post, i am planning to post here in 2006 and that of course will be a future post....of course as you are aware, i am confused so just disregard ths entire post, it was done so quickly i guess it is a post haste

Of course, if you post in the present, as soon as you post it, it then becomes a post of the past. And while I have been called as dumb as a post, some of the posts here have been pretty intelligent (this one probably being a very large exception) so it may not be as bad an insult as first perceived.

Of course this time of year, the post office reminds us all to post our stuff early so that it gets there at an earlier late time.If you want to post a whole bunch of stuff, a parcel of posts as it were, then you should post stuff parcel post, but that does cost extra and it's not as reliable as UPS or Fed-Ex.And if this happens to offend any postal workers, remember that the president probably has your phone tapped,because he needs to spy on all potential threats..... so don't try going postal or nuthin'! Just my 32 cents....

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ahhhh, but if in your poste haste you post something that makes someone go postal, but then find out it was posted in celery time, have you really posted anything at all, I posit???

i just put that on a post-it and posted it prominantly...

I postulate that we should conduct a post-mortem on this thread which is getting sillier than a horse's posterior. I am going to retire to my cup of Postum because, as they say at the track, "it is now post time."

I am in Flagstaff AZ. and as you know a staff is nothing more then a long thin post which is just what this posting is.

Arnie, I should point out to you that when you stick post-it notes on the screen, it is not the same as posting on the site.

Who knew there were so many ways to use post?

Of course I would be remiss in my duty if I did not point out the fact that on the open plains where wood could not be found, stone post were used for fences, and I point this out to explain the many stoned posts which I have read from Larry, corret me if I am wrong here.

anyway, Merry Christmas and Happy Haunaka (if I could only spell it.)

for this I had to edit?

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Nate, I'd rather correct you when your right.....since it will happen less often and take far less time! <img src="http://www.arlo.net/ubb/smilies/smile.gif" width=15 height=15>

Did you know that post spelled backwards is tsop? I don't have any idea what that means, but I'm sure someone here does.

Did you also know that to a dyslexic person, all words are palindromes?

TSOP was a security classification when I was in the military eons ago. I think it stood for Top Secret Operational Plans or some such nonsense. Of course on this website, tsop could probably be used as a code word for Tao Rodriguez-Seeger of The Mammals ("the son of Pete").

Actually, Larry, dyslexics are pretty happy with palindromes because they're the only words they always get right!

of course, Nathen would bring up the fact that a post can be a long thin piece of wood... also known as a 'stick'... (though some posts are stone) I have a genuine original post from Nathen... beautifully carved!

I knew somebody here would know what tsop meant! Thanks for not letting me down Mikey!
Wyld, I think Nate actually thinks sticks are made out of stone, and that may be what he was trying to say. I think he may have picked up on this little known un-fact by watching that landmark educational documentary, "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" where they *post*ulated that very small stones float so they must be made out of wood and if the maiden weighs they same as a duck which also floats they both must be made of of wood, or stones, I'm not sure, but in any event I think this proves that Nathen is a witch.

-Disclaimer- this post used cerebral flatulence and Bushspeak to make it's pointless point. No animals were harmed in this disertation, however some brain cells may have been put at risk-

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Larry:
....however some brain cells may have been put at risk-<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
... CELLS??? There's more than one?
... and YOU have them?!?!

And it's Blundering on to 2006 in fine form.

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Marbles, Larry, marbles.

Someone started this topic with a certain intent, not sure what that intent was but I have seen indians in tents and also campers,
once even a beaver.
Beavers chew down trees and turn them into dams and the stumps of the trees they leave behind are posts or more correctly they are dam posts.
So it stands to reason if I post regards beaver and the beaver is in a tent then the intents of the first posting leads us directly to this damn post and of course to all the other dam post that follow.

I hope this is understandable to even the simple minded, Larry you can e-mail me for more details and color drawing of beaver.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Wyldflower:
I have a genuine original post from Nathen... beautifully carved!<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Someday, I am going to get mself one of those and hold on to it. YES I am