> This sort of thing is the obvious work of Babbakazoo, the ancient > Etruscan > god of random idiocy. He's one of the few ancient Gods that never > had to > retire for lack of enthusiasm among His subjects. While each of us > may see > His occasional influence in our own actions and try to take > preventive or > corrective measures, there's not a lot we can do about His work with > other > people. We just have to put our efforts where we think it might make > a > positive difference, do the right thing by our personal standards, > and try > to avoid large groups under the obvious influence of Babbakazoo. > > This is why I stay on this list, which gets so overrun with crap. I was with a high level computer geek today. We moved a piece of crap- the worst thing I've ever moved, seven years in an abandoned house. Then moved this guy's spoiled rotten daughter, then dug dwoen two and a half feet outside my garage to find a stress fracture in the PVC line coming into the house, which had flooded half the garage before I discovered it, as I left home this morning to move the piece of crap. I AM coming to a point, ok- it's that Ive managed to learn about Babbakazoo, the ancient Etruscan > god of random idiocy. I never knew about him/her before. The computer geek and I only to to SP- stupid people. So, I've been elevated to new lows - pretty sad when low is UP............ But that's the way with my potty brain. Have a day- it takes a villiage to raise an idiot- I had no good reason to write that, but I think it's a really wonderful saying, and maybe it was created by Babbakazoo's sister, Hillery....... lds ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
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