clothier mourns

Angus McRib wrote:

Is clothier dead or did he get banned?

I believe he is dead as I have long subscribed to the theory that clothier is actually this guy. And now it all makes sense.

R.I.P., Prince of Snarkness.

Look at the 60-second difference between the above two posts. Eerie.

pastrami-on-wry wrote:

Banned is banned.

or is it?...

i95 wrote:

Angus McRib wrote:

Is clothier dead or did he get banned?

I believe he is dead as I have long subscribed to the theory that clothier is actually this guy. And now it all makes sense.

R.I.P., Prince of Snarkness.

Dead isn't always dead...

i95 wrote:

Look at the 60-second difference between the above two posts. Eerie.

Great minds.

The Goddess wrote:

Great minds.

...AND even better bodies.

Agent 13 wrote:

pastrami-on-wry wrote:

Banned is banned.

or is it?...

In this case most likely yes:

i95 wrote:

The Goddess wrote:

Great minds.

...AND even better bodies.

...AND even more amazing imaginations.

Agent 13 wrote:

i95 wrote:

Angus McRib wrote:

Is clothier dead or did he get banned?

I believe he is dead as I have long subscribed to the theory that clothier is actually this guy. And now it all makes sense.

R.I.P., Prince of Snarkness.

Dead isn't always dead...

Dead, yes; but somehow, we all forgot to bury the fucker.

actually, in and amongst my other vacation duties, I did manage to slid into Mr Paul's funeral, laid down a few licks, and split.

Man, that hepcat was cool.

He could play that guitar just like ringing a bell.

So long to Old Scotch and Crotch.

I meet Teddy twice, once back in the day when I was about 6 or 7, which I don't recall, but my mom has a picture, and once, when I was a bit older and on vacation out in Aspen. He was quite the guy. You could feel the sense of power that surrounded him.

He'll be missed. Every piece of social legislation over the past 49 has had his touch on it. Racial, Education, Public Health. He leaves a huge legacy, probably, in time, his light will shine brighter then either of his brothers.

(I hate it when clothier's serious. )

clothier wrote:

I meet Teddy twice, once back in the day when I was about 6 or 7, which I don't recall, but my mom has a picture, and once, when I was a bit older and on vacation out in Aspen. He was quite the guy. You could feel the sense of power that surrounded him.

He'll be missed. Every piece of social legislation over the past 49 has had his touch on it. Racial, Education, Public Health. He leaves a huge legacy, probably, in time, his light will shine brighter then either of his brothers.

Wow. OK. What did you do with the Dead-Is-Dead guy?

Billy Heff wrote:

So long to Old Scotch and Crotch.

Billy, I for one don't care who you are on other sites around the internets. You're alright by me.

clothier wrote:

I meet Teddy twice, once back in the day when I was about 6 or 7, which I don't recall, but my mom has a picture, and once, when I was a bit older and on vacation out in Aspen. He was quite the guy. You could feel the sense of power that surrounded him.

He'll be missed. Every piece of social legislation over the past 49 has had his touch on it. Racial, Education, Public Health. He leaves a huge legacy, probably, in time, his light will shine brighter then either of his brothers.

I'm sorry for your loss.

thank you george.

laststandchili wrote:

Billy Heff wrote:

So long to Old Scotch and Crotch.

Billy, I for one don't care who you are on other sites around the internets. You're alright by me.

I don't want to correct you when you are obviously in mourning but I believe you meant "You're all right by me".

This thread has run it's course.

i95 wrote:

This thread has run it's course.

Merry Christmas!!!!!!!!!!

who is that guy that is in i-95's picture. I mean i know his name is jamie kennedy, but who is he? why is he "famous"?

The Goddess wrote:

clothier wrote:

I meet Teddy twice, once back in the day when I was about 6 or 7, which I don't recall, but my mom has a picture, and once, when I was a bit older and on vacation out in Aspen. He was quite the guy. You could feel the sense of power that surrounded him.

He'll be missed. Every piece of social legislation over the past 49 has had his touch on it. Racial, Education, Public Health. He leaves a huge legacy, probably, in time, his light will shine brighter then either of his brothers.

Wow. OK. What did you do with the Dead-Is-Dead guy?

Yeah, no shit??

And for Ted Kennedy?

If he didn't have that Kennedy name and the "stay the course" people of Masschewsitz behind him, he would have gone the way of Senator Wide Stance or Representative Stick a Page on my Dick Foley years ago. I guess he did some good things, but having been fucked over by a couple of his bills (Americans with Disabilities Act which forced me to spend almost $15000+ to install handicap access and bathrooms in an office that WAS NEVER ONCE USED by a handicapped person, and the Civil Rights bill in the early 90's which made it pretty much impossible to fire anyone for a while...ask me about my legal bills on two totally BS cases), he seemed to have a very different picture of what government should be than I do.

I ain't one to ever say I am glad he or anyone is dead, as this is a shitty time for his family, but I would have done a little happy dance if he had been voted out of office a while ago.

clothier wrote:

who is that guy that is in i-95's picture. I mean i know his name is jamie kennedy, but who is he? why is he "famous"?

Oh, come on. Don't be hatin'.

Agent 13 wrote:

...having been fucked over by a couple of his bills (Americans with Disabilities Act which forced me to spend almost $15000+ to install handicap access and bathrooms in an office that WAS NEVER ONCE USED by a handicapped person, and the Civil Rights bill in the early 90's which made it pretty much impossible to fire anyone for a while...ask me about my legal bills on two totally BS cases)..

Agent 13's nightmare: LINK