[MiNe 109]

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George M. Middius wrote:

MiNe 109 said:

Trots would get it immediately. It's only really dumb.

You keep mentioning Gregipus out of the blue. Don't you recollect how
horrid he behaved toward you?

Yes, and I also remember how he left with his tail between his legs.

Wait -- are you contradicting Witless's accusation that I drove Gregipus
away from RAO?

I don't remember what the last straw was, but he was losing on a number
of fronts. Oddly, he could have salvaged a number of his predicaments
with a dose of his "self-awareness."

Maybe so, but that sort of self-medicating would conflict with his preferred
agenda of Seeming To Be Insane. An agenda at which he excelled, IMO.

Indeed.

Maybe someone could search rec.arts.nothing-to-do-but-go-to-movies for
"Jocasta" to see how he's getting on.

I doubt he's so scarce that you'd have to look on imaginary newsgroups. I do
recall he appealed for sympathy to you, of all people, when I started that
line of mockery.

Changing my behavior would have led to an accusation of 'hypocrisy' and
I never liked "you and him fight," not even when Scottie suggested it.

Still, he knew his Genesis.

Thank you for revealing the link so I don't have to think about that band.

VH1 Classic will always be there for you.

Not for me, thanks. Have you heard any new rock music from the UK? Try "We
Were Promised Jetpacks" and "Lord Cut-Glass" (Scottish and Irish,
respectively).

Judging from first song on the myspace page, We Were Promised Jetpacks
sound like Echo and the Gang of Four, but since I like both those things
that's good.

Lord Cut-Glass, not many songs about 'piiiiiianists' so he gets a
thumb's up. Simple but effective arrangements.

Both new to me. The last UK cd I bought was an older Gomez title.

Stephen