TheBanyanTree: Some Muvvers really DO have em!!
Woofie
woofie at woofess.com
Mon May 24 03:29:28 PDT 2010
Hello Peter,
How did the world cope before McManlies were invented? I ask this
quite seriously, because a serving of McManly is like a serving of one
of the essential food groups - actually, there are a number of Banyan
Treeites, who I consider as falling into the essential food groups,
but I will stick to McManly this time.
First of all - the obligatory ARRRRGGGGHHHH! for the puns in the last
para - ah..that feels better:)
Secondly, McManly, I just love your missing parts theorem! You should
publish it in a learned scientific journal - the world deserves to be
informed of this great new scientific breakthrough!!:)
Now, back to cooking dinner and only one broken gun left to fix:)
W:)
Monday, May 24, 2010, 7:18:31 AM, you wrote:
> The missing bits problem is little understood, so pay attention, class,
> as I outline the root cause. If bits go missing, you and your house are
> suffering from an outbreak of part eaters.
> For marine part eaters, see J. S. Bach, 'The Part Eater in Sea', while
> the giant land ones are described in W. A. Mozart’s 'The Grand Part Eater'.
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Best regards,
Woofie mailto:woofie at woofess.com
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