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 Thu 28 Oct 10 13:48 
 Internet society - Armel Coussine
Socialising on the net after a year or two



Apart from sinister toerags –

there are surely a couple of those –

and jolly spangled lunatics

who get up no one’s nose

there’s a handful of genuine hipsters

another of coolish cats

five decent chaps

five howling s***s

and

(some don’t irk, though others do;

it’s not necessarily aimed at you )

a million faffing prats.
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 14:37 
 Internet society - Zero
Wow, this is like the internet Oscars.
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 15:10 
 Internet society - R.P.
I'd lie to thank .......
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 15:14 
 Internet society - madf
Wait for me to buy my dress before you offer me the prizes...
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 15:25 
 Internet society - Dog
When you look into the abyss, the abyss looks back at you.
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 17:44 
 Internet society - Runfer D'Hills
www.mountebank.org/blog/images/internet.gif


Oh and ....


weblogs.mozillazine.org/gerv/archives/2007/images/internet_dog.jpg
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 20:35 
 Internet society - Armel Coussine
Very funny Humph, both of them.

As for the abyss (I don't understand how we got there, but since we are), the French farce playwright Dubillard once remarked:

'I saw the Void once. And there's a lot less to it than people think.'
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 19:07 
 Internet society - Londoner
>> When you look into the abyss, the abyss looks back at you.
>>
Never looked into an abyss.

But I've been in some cars which were abyss-mal.

kaboom - tish!
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 19:08 
 Internet society - Zero
Hands slap foreheads in despair all over the country.
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 19:17 
 Internet society - hawkeye
Nietzsche was staring at the abyss.

www.quotationspage.com/quote/39793.html


Oh, welcome back. Someone missed you.
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 19:19 
 Internet society - CGNorwich
>> When you look into the abyss, the abyss looks back at you.
>>

Might have guessed you were a follower of Nietsche, Dog.


In everything one thing is impossible: rationality.
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 19:23 
 Internet society - Zero
I read Netsuke once, but found it a little wooden.
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 19:40 
 Internet society - Dog
>>Might have guessed you were a follower of Nietsche, Dog.<<

I wouldn't necessarily say I'm a follower of Nietzsche, CG/N,
but I have stumbled across him in my quest for knowledge o'er the years.

Hitler was 'into' Nietzsche, and Wagner, so he can't have bin all bad.
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 Thu 28 Oct 10 22:00 
 Internet society - AnotherJohnH
I wonder what the other 999,999 are doing at the moment?
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 Fri 29 Oct 10 19:35 
 Internet society - Roger.
"When you look into the abyss, the abyss looks back at you" - David MCCallum as the Doctor Mallard [Ducky] - quoted on this weeks NCIS (THIS weeks, not the year late ones on UK TV!)
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 Fri 29 Oct 10 19:42 
 Internet society - Alastairw
David MCCallum - blimey, I didn't raelise he was still working/alive (delete as appropriate)
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 Fri 29 Oct 10 21:34 
 Internet society - AnotherJohnH
>> David MCCallum - blimey, I didn't raelise he was still working/alive (delete as appropriate)
>>
He's worth watching. NCIS is quite entertaining as that sort of thing goes....
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 Fri 29 Oct 10 23:11 
 Internet society - Roger.
Yes, thanks to BTJunkie & UTorrent I get my fix of USA crime series within a few days of their being shown on Stateside TV - and without the advertisements!
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 Sun 31 Oct 10 21:42 
 Internet society - R.P.
DAvid McCullum eh ? Man from UNCLE and Naval Officer in the TV series of Colditz - my sister drooled over him.

And the Radio Operator in the proper Titanic film...
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 Sun 31 Oct 10 21:46 
 Internet society - rtj70
He was Steel in that naff 70s Sapphire and Steel too. And the invisible man too in the 70s.
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 Sun 31 Oct 10 21:52 
 Internet society - R.P.
Joanna Lumee was in s&S as well !
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 Sun 31 Oct 10 21:59 
 Internet society - rtj70
It was still naff though. I was only 9 in 1979 too.

But if you read the plotlines now... quite complex TV for the late 70s.
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 Sun 31 Oct 10 22:50 
 Internet society - Zero
>> Yes, thanks to BTJunkie & UTorrent I get my fix of USA crime series within
>> a few days of their being shown on Stateside TV - and without the advertisements!

Got heavily into Blue Bloods, a new series from the states with Tom Sellick.


Did you hear? Dano, of Hawaii 5-0 "book em dano" fame has just died.
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