That wasn't a cute anything. It was a cluster f u c k of bad mojo (with bronze filigree!). Deep didn't miss often, but that was a miss. Was Jason that same year, or was that a separate mojo abomination?Not as long ago as some of the others but 2005, "Shoo shoo orange flu" was a cute way to get under the skin of CTO and the orange folk.
The Haiku mojo was even worse I think.That wasn't a cute anything. It was a cluster f u c k of bad mojo (with bronze filigree!). Deep didn't miss often, but that was a miss. Was Jason that same year, or was that a separate mojo abomination?
My grad lab mate at UConn ended up at the State Police Crime Lab running chemistry equipment. He cracked the case after checked the tooth remains from her. She was from Denmark and they used different amalgams in Europe than here. He picked it up and that was that "killing evidence.I totally forgot about the woodchipper. That is a really long time ago.
That wasn't a cute anything. It was a cluster f u c k of bad mojo (with bronze filigree!). Deep didn't miss often, but that was a miss. Was Jason that same year, or was that a separate mojo abomination?
jleves said:The Haiku mojo was even worse I think.
I thought that was the Final Four in Detroit, when we lost to MSU?The Haiku mojo was even worse I think.
Okie Eric! We had a classic photo of him, but I can't find it on any of my hard drives.
Lookest over there!I just found myself cracking up at a reference in another thread to an inside joke/grudge involving Stanley Robinson's athleticism that must be several years old. It got me wondering - can anyone identify the oldest inside joke on the boneyard that is still in usage? JaCkSon comes to mind but there must be something more antiquated.
Personally I don't think "sleek and lithe" gets enough play. Instant classic.
Thus endth the trick.Lookest over there!
How long has been "Doooomed" been a joke. And how many more titles do we have to win til we're not doomed