[quote=Gracie]Fwee. I've made up a new word. Steal it and be eaten alive by rabid ferrets who foam at the mouth!

Anyway, I'll be away from MoFo for a while due to a min-vaction thingy. Long story. I'd like to stay and taste my first champagne, but I must do what I must. 

Goodbye, dear MoFo![/quote]

[quote=politesuccubus]I think they should bring back Schoolhouse Rock.  I learned more from those shorts than I did from sitting in class, I swear!

"Conjunction, junction, what's your function?"

"My hero Zero...what a funny little hero, before you came a long we were counting on our fingers and toes."

"I'm just a Bill..."

It says something that I remember these 25 years later but can't remember the darn school stuff![/quote]

[quote=Mary Loquacious]I watch that one every Arbor Day.  :D[/quote]

[quote=Austruck]I personally loved the ever-popular holiday classic, "You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown, But You Wouldn't Know An Adverb If It Bit You On The A$$."[/quote]

[quote=Mary Loquacious]So nice you had to say it twice, eh?  :p

But here's my answer to your sally--and where's r66 when [i]I'm[/i] makin' the puns?:

ARRRRGGGGGHHHHH! (as I fall spectacularly, of course)[/quote]

[quote=Sir Toose]Right before someone moves the football on you...:D[/quote]

[quote=Mary Loquacious]Everybody wants to pick on the proofreader.  I feel like good ol' Charlie in the classic Peanuts film [i]Correct This Sentence, Charlie Brown![/i][/quote]

[quote=r3port3r66]Hello. Mary how, are. You! finding it hard too, read this: Are you.[/quote]

[quote=Herod]Come ci come ca.

[i]Knife in the Water[/i] Criterion has a collection of Polanski's short films, though, which is tre bien.[/quote]

[quote=Austruck]:Insert fake caring answer here:
Fine, et vous?[/quote]

[quote=Herod]:Insert irreverent witticism here:

So, how are things?[/quote]