

| Subject: | Re: U.S. Secretary of State, Colin Powell, dispatched to the Vanagon Mailing List |
| From: | Mick Kalber |
| Date: | Wed, 17 Apr 2002 00:14:57 -1000 |
brilliant, john, brilliant... lol! mick 89 syncro westy hilo, hawaii ----- Original Message ----- From: John Tullier <elefntkpr@YAHOO.COM> To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM> Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 7:10 PM Subject: U.S. Secretary of State, Colin Powell, dispatched to the Vanagon Mailing List > Internet News > Vanagon Mailing List, World Wide Web > > Tuesday, April 16, 2002 > By: Senior, Veteran, Pulitzer Prize Winning, Self > Absorbed, and Handsome Correspondent, John E. Tullier > > Today, more conflict erupted in the Vanagon Mailing > List as tensions mounted. There are no confirmed > reports of casualties, yet evidence suggests that they > exist. Secretary of State, Colin Powell was > immediately dispatched to the region from Israel to > broker a cease-fire. However, skepticism resides in > Washington, and top presidential aides fear he will > have little more success here than he has in the > Middle East. > > The new wave of fighting has isolated some members of > the mailing list, and brought heavy "flaming" from all > sides. As of this afternoon, much of the Vanagon > Mailing List Capitol City was still smoldering. The > UN has dispatched an International Observation Force > in an attempt to moderate the violence, yet this has > yielded little success. > > Iam Bravfurbeinhere, our reporter at ground zero, has > told Internet News that many innocent civilians are > suffering in the region. A Mr. Ernie Dwinklefwat, > who's Vanagon is suffering from extensive mechanical > misadventures, has been left virtually paralyzed. > "I've tried to venture into the streets of the mailing > list and seek help, but there is so much chaos I > simply returned home for some beer and Cheetos," said > Mr. Dwinklefwat. > > The Pope made a public address from Vatican City today > calling on all parties to end the conflict, and enter > into an immediate cease-fire. If his demand was not > heeded, he promised he would personally give everyone > in the mailing list a good spanking. > > Professor Hugsfer Evrywon, at the North American > Laboratories for the Civility of Internet Society, > (NALCIS), made his own observations in a phone call > interview to Internet News. "This is a classic > example of human beings and their natural inclinations > to be extremely nasty to one another. It takes far > less energy and mental resources to simply refrain > from the conflict, than it does to engage in actual > battle." He continued with, "I think the best thing > for this situation is comedy. Satire and humor are by > far the most valuable weapons that can be used against > people who are taking a situation too far. Whenever > my wife gets angry with me for being a typical male, I > simply moon her and belch." > > From the Author: > Please see this post for what it is.pure fun. It's > been my experience that a laugh or a smile can often > bring most confrontations to a stand still. At least > long enough for all parties involved to re-examine the > situation. I for one will offer no editorial on the > controvery. I will say, however, that despite the > labor of love necessary to maintain my over-weight > Inbox, I am always grateful for the opportunity to > access such a wealth of knowledge and experience. > Thanks to all who have aided me in the past, and I > look forward to averting future, unnecessary head > scratching by utilizing this list and it's members. > > John Tullier > 1980 Vanagon L (German Sports Shuttle Bus) > > > ===== > **************************** > * tHiS emalE wUZ Chek'D bY * > * mY-cRow-sOF sPalE cHk'R * > * iF thaR 'r' eNNy misS- * > * sPulLin's, bILL GaYTe'z * > * IZ'A dumMAss. * > **************************** > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax > http://taxes.yahoo.com/
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