Lamest Post-X-Day Prank?

From: Artemia Salina <y2k@sheayright.com>

Date: Sat, Jul 3, 2004 2:07 AM

Ok, so a shitload of posters are at Brushwood, and there's
a bunch of us left here. My suggestion is that we all
change our names just before they get back and then make
like we don't know who they are!!!!11 That should BLOW THEIR
MINDS, MAN!!!

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Subject: Re: Lamest Post-X-Day Prank?
From: Cardinal Direction <direction@thermopylae.cc>

I'm in.

--
"Men are pigs! I'm going to gain 100 pounds
a month and scream until you leave me alone!"
- nu-monet v6.0

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Subject: Re: Lamest Post-X-Day Prank?
From: Armchair Savant <y2k@sheayright.com>

Who are YOU?!?!?!?

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Subject: Re: Lamest Post-X-Day Prank?
From: solar bear <bear@pole.com>

me too. they'll never recognize me in this disguise..heheh.

sb

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Subject: Re: Lamest Post-X-Day Prank?
From: Arterial Saliva <y2k@sheayright.com>

I can't decide on a name. Does this one make my hips look fat?

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Subject: Re: Lamest Post-X-Day Prank?
From: Cardinal Vertigo <vertigo@alexandria.cc>

No, but it makes your ass look huge.

I'd go with "Our Team and Yours Sell Eyenah[TM]," personally. Then post
a metric shitload of stuff about your MLM scheme which sells Eyenah[TM]
penis enlargement treatment or whatever.

--
"I am not well-read, but when I read, I read well."
- Kurt Cobain

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Subject: Re: Lamest Post-X-Day Prank?
From: nenslo <nenslo@yahoox.com>

PLONK


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