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Merry Christmas! Anyone remember us?
Cele: Hi everybody! Merry Christmas. Hope you all had a good one. We
just finally got a net connection in this hotel in Boston, or we might've wished you all a Merry Christmas earlier. Paul: Gawd! Are you serious? You want me to type a nessage to a newsgroup on a romantic Christmas holiday? And while you're at it, what kind of person brings a broadband enabled laptop on a family holiday anyway? Cele: I am *always* serious, except, of course, when I'm not. And yes, romantic it is. Apparently, the kind of person who brings a broadband enabled laptop on a family holiday is the kind of person who might seem to you to be someone you'd like to marry. But what do I know? I'm just a newsgroup poster..... Paul: Honestly! Just because I asked you to marry me and just because I happened to give you an engagement ring you automatically assume it has something to do with *actual* marriage. I thought it was only online that these sort of things got misunderstood. Cele: Right, well, I see what you mean. Possibly because this is, after all, an ***internet relationship*** (gasp, wince), you should post something to the effect of your *actual* intentions. I know. How about on assp? I will probably understand you there.... Paul: Ah, I think I see the problem. It might help you to know that I'm only compatible with GASP 1.0 and that my WINCE stack doesn't always fuunction quite as expected. I agree that assp would probably be able to help us though so I'm fine with it if you are. Cele: I'm entirely fine with it. Here, let's try this: Hey you guys on assp: If a fellow gives you a ring that closely resembles an engagement ring, and says the words, "Cele, would you do something for me? Would you marry me?" what do you think he is indicating about his intentions? Oh, and if you say, "Yes," does that mean you should set a date? Urgent replies requested, as the date setting part needs to be got on with if appropriate.......... Paul: Hmm... In addition I'd be interested in an opinion on the legal position as all of the above, alleged, conversation is said to have taken place in the state of New York. Would local laws apply in this case? Many thanks in advance for any help and insight you may have on this matter. Cele: (she always likes to have the last word!!) ----I saw that! Merry Christmas, everyone. Cele & Paul |
Congrats.
And leave the laptop home for the honeymoon. Joelle The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page - St Augustine Joelle |
"Paul & Cele" wrote in message oups.com... Cele: Hi everybody! Merry Christmas. Hope you all had a good one. We just finally got a net connection in this hotel in Boston, or we might've wished you all a Merry Christmas earlier. Paul: Gawd! Are you serious? You want me to type a nessage to a newsgroup on a romantic Christmas holiday? And while you're at it, what kind of person brings a broadband enabled laptop on a family holiday anyway? Cele: I am *always* serious, except, of course, when I'm not. And yes, romantic it is. Apparently, the kind of person who brings a broadband enabled laptop on a family holiday is the kind of person who might seem to you to be someone you'd like to marry. But what do I know? I'm just a newsgroup poster..... Paul: Honestly! Just because I asked you to marry me and just because I happened to give you an engagement ring you automatically assume it has something to do with *actual* marriage. I thought it was only online that these sort of things got misunderstood. Cele: Right, well, I see what you mean. Possibly because this is, after all, an ***internet relationship*** (gasp, wince), you should post something to the effect of your *actual* intentions. I know. How about on assp? I will probably understand you there.... Paul: Ah, I think I see the problem. It might help you to know that I'm only compatible with GASP 1.0 and that my WINCE stack doesn't always fuunction quite as expected. I agree that assp would probably be able to help us though so I'm fine with it if you are. Cele: I'm entirely fine with it. Here, let's try this: Hey you guys on assp: If a fellow gives you a ring that closely resembles an engagement ring, and says the words, "Cele, would you do something for me? Would you marry me?" what do you think he is indicating about his intentions? Oh, and if you say, "Yes," does that mean you should set a date? Urgent replies requested, as the date setting part needs to be got on with if appropriate.......... Paul: Hmm... In addition I'd be interested in an opinion on the legal position as all of the above, alleged, conversation is said to have taken place in the state of New York. Would local laws apply in this case? Many thanks in advance for any help and insight you may have on this matter. Cele: (she always likes to have the last word!!) ----I saw that! Merry Christmas, everyone. Cele & Paul Hahah you too sound like a perfect match. ;) Congrats! Christine |
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"Paul & Cele" wrote Oh, and if you say, "Yes," does that mean you should set a date? Urgent replies requested, as the date setting part needs to be got on with if appropriate.......... And a place. And send us all an invitation! Congratulations! (If the answer is yes that is), I can't help you there. Dennis |
On 28 Dec 2004 06:18:59 -0800, "Paul & Cele" wrote:
Cele: Hi everybody! Merry Christmas. Hope you all had a good one. We just finally got a net connection in this hotel in Boston, or we might've wished you all a Merry Christmas earlier. chuckle After all those "get a room" posts you finally did. :-) Must have been all that snow tha kept you under "wraps" for this long Paul: Gawd! Are you serious? You want me to type a nessage to a newsgroup on a romantic Christmas holiday? And while you're at it, what kind of person brings a broadband enabled laptop on a family holiday anyway? Cele: I am *always* serious, except, of course, when I'm not. And yes, romantic it is. Apparently, the kind of person who brings a broadband enabled laptop on a family holiday is the kind of person who might seem to you to be someone you'd like to marry. But what do I know? I'm just a newsgroup poster..... Paul: Honestly! Just because I asked you to marry me and just because I happened to give you an engagement ring you automatically assume it has something to do with *actual* marriage. I thought it was only online that these sort of things got misunderstood. Cele: Right, well, I see what you mean. Possibly because this is, after all, an ***internet relationship*** (gasp, wince), you should post something to the effect of your *actual* intentions. I know. How about on assp? I will probably understand you there.... Paul: Ah, I think I see the problem. It might help you to know that I'm only compatible with GASP 1.0 and that my WINCE stack doesn't always fuunction quite as expected. I agree that assp would probably be able to help us though so I'm fine with it if you are. Cele: I'm entirely fine with it. Here, let's try this: Hey you guys on assp: If a fellow gives you a ring that closely resembles an engagement ring, and says the words, "Cele, would you do something for me? Would you marry me?" what do you think he is indicating about his intentions? Oh, and if you say, "Yes," does that mean you should set a date? Urgent replies requested, as the date setting part needs to be got on with if appropriate.......... Paul: Hmm... In addition I'd be interested in an opinion on the legal position as all of the above, alleged, conversation is said to have taken place in the state of New York. Would local laws apply in this case? Many thanks in advance for any help and insight you may have on this matter. Cele: (she always likes to have the last word!!) ----I saw that! Merry Christmas, everyone. Cele & Paul |
"Paul & Cele" wrote in message oups.com... Cele: Hi everybody! Merry Christmas. Hope you all had a good one. We just finally got a net connection in this hotel in Boston, or we might've wished you all a Merry Christmas earlier. Paul: Gawd! Are you serious? You want me to type a nessage to a newsgroup on a romantic Christmas holiday? And while you're at it, what kind of person brings a broadband enabled laptop on a family holiday anyway? Cele: I am *always* serious, except, of course, when I'm not. And yes, romantic it is. Apparently, the kind of person who brings a broadband enabled laptop on a family holiday is the kind of person who might seem to you to be someone you'd like to marry. But what do I know? I'm just a newsgroup poster..... Paul: Honestly! Just because I asked you to marry me and just because I happened to give you an engagement ring you automatically assume it has something to do with *actual* marriage. I thought it was only online that these sort of things got misunderstood. Cele: Right, well, I see what you mean. Possibly because this is, after all, an ***internet relationship*** (gasp, wince), you should post something to the effect of your *actual* intentions. I know. How about on assp? I will probably understand you there.... Paul: Ah, I think I see the problem. It might help you to know that I'm only compatible with GASP 1.0 and that my WINCE stack doesn't always fuunction quite as expected. I agree that assp would probably be able to help us though so I'm fine with it if you are. Cele: I'm entirely fine with it. Here, let's try this: Hey you guys on assp: If a fellow gives you a ring that closely resembles an engagement ring, and says the words, "Cele, would you do something for me? Would you marry me?" what do you think he is indicating about his intentions? Oh, and if you say, "Yes," does that mean you should set a date? Urgent replies requested, as the date setting part needs to be got on with if appropriate.......... Paul: Hmm... In addition I'd be interested in an opinion on the legal position as all of the above, alleged, conversation is said to have taken place in the state of New York. Would local laws apply in this case? Many thanks in advance for any help and insight you may have on this matter. Cele: (she always likes to have the last word!!) ----I saw that! Merry Christmas, everyone. Cele & Paul Congrats! V |
"denanson" Dennis@Large .ie wrote in message ... "Paul & Cele" wrote Oh, and if you say, "Yes," does that mean you should set a date? Urgent replies requested, as the date setting part needs to be got on with if appropriate.......... And a place. And send us all an invitation! Congratulations! (If the answer is yes that is), I can't help you there. Dennis Absolutely! Set the date! After all, that's the point of getting engaged, isn't it? Congratulations. Lisa |
We want MPGs & JPG's & real time video :-)
No, actually we don't. Joelle The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page - St Augustine Joelle |
On 28 Dec 2004 14:39:02 GMT, oaway (Joelle) wrote:
Congrats. And leave the laptop home for the honeymoon. Thanks. :-) We will. Cele |
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