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- noiseradio
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me.
Honest. So, Rope you were right about me being Descartes. And I'm sure someone guessed I was Himself at some point or another.
Sorry if I pissed anyone off, especially Mug.
Miss B.A., I'll need a retraction.
Honest. So, Rope you were right about me being Descartes. And I'm sure someone guessed I was Himself at some point or another.
Sorry if I pissed anyone off, especially Mug.
Miss B.A., I'll need a retraction.
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
--William Shakespeare
--William Shakespeare
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Blue, that's sweet and lovely, and you make a gorgeous couple. Great timing, the way you followed the Great Noise Confession with that total surprise epilogue. Brilliant.
I was just catching up on this thread, tittering to myself that Mug could think I was Himself, outraged that Rope could think anyone other than JD was WL, and as I read ?'s message was convinced it must be Monsieur Noise, so it was nice to get the denouement right for once. A real page turner of a thread. All those hours on stage in Oliver's Army, you see...
I take my hat off to you, Noise, it was brilliantly staged. That was all weird and fun. I'm almost nostalgic re-living some of that history together...
I was just catching up on this thread, tittering to myself that Mug could think I was Himself, outraged that Rope could think anyone other than JD was WL, and as I read ?'s message was convinced it must be Monsieur Noise, so it was nice to get the denouement right for once. A real page turner of a thread. All those hours on stage in Oliver's Army, you see...
I take my hat off to you, Noise, it was brilliantly staged. That was all weird and fun. I'm almost nostalgic re-living some of that history together...
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Olfactory
We dogs can smell this kind of stuff. I think Noise did an excellent job of making us think he was Elvis "himself".
All in good fun, but really, these confessions could be bogus, and every character on this board could be Taz for all I know.
But, we still don't know if the guest posting as "Elvis Costello" is really the man or not. I know it probably isn't, but the fact that he hasn't posted again lends to the intrigue, eh?
Blue Chair: "we got that killer thing / so young so young..."
All in good fun, but really, these confessions could be bogus, and every character on this board could be Taz for all I know.
But, we still don't know if the guest posting as "Elvis Costello" is really the man or not. I know it probably isn't, but the fact that he hasn't posted again lends to the intrigue, eh?
Blue Chair: "we got that killer thing / so young so young..."
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Noise wasn't really any of those people. They were all me. Miss BA is my sister and my next door neighbour is Lapinsjolis. SMM and PoP are loal crack dealers in my village and this whole message board is just there to place Rope's psyche under the microscope - a kind of 'Truman Show' for Costellites......... The Costello Show!
"But they can't hold a candle to the reciprical war crimes which have plagued our policy of foriegn affairs."
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Ah-Hah!
I KNEW IT!
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even a clown knows when to strike
I thought it was funny when people including myself started to call on
descartes for his special kind of reliability when it seemed
appropriate, "where's descartes?", when suddenly he announced that
he was tiring of it and wanted to begin discussing Elvis at last.
It was clear who was trying to be disruptive though, or was insane, or both.
I can't really remember the other aliases much but descartes and himself were
a good laugh. Thanks for that.
descartes for his special kind of reliability when it seemed
appropriate, "where's descartes?", when suddenly he announced that
he was tiring of it and wanted to begin discussing Elvis at last.
It was clear who was trying to be disruptive though, or was insane, or both.
I can't really remember the other aliases much but descartes and himself were
a good laugh. Thanks for that.
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mug, i just blush when you talk that way. it doesn't match your photo.
i don't know about this. remember when himself backed out and wept all over the screen? that just doesn't seem like you noise? i do miss descartes.
bluechair, that is just a smashing photo. i have stared at it much.
i don't know about this. remember when himself backed out and wept all over the screen? that just doesn't seem like you noise? i do miss descartes.
bluechair, that is just a smashing photo. i have stared at it much.
I'm not concerned about the very poor.
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I only really posted under the names Descartes and Himself with any regularity. The others were employed in the reveal, and that's about it.
I don't remember weeping all over the screen, but I do remember suddenly realizing that what I intended for a joke had offended some people that I didn't want to offend. So I apoligized. And I think that sounds a lot like me.
I don't remember weeping all over the screen, but I do remember suddenly realizing that what I intended for a joke had offended some people that I didn't want to offend. So I apoligized. And I think that sounds a lot like me.
"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy."
--William Shakespeare
--William Shakespeare
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i don't know. you were overly apologetic. it was already chaos, but something put it over the edge and you came on really hat in hand. you know it is a blur to me, of course i wasn't personally accosted like a couple of you. may be you could still pull descartes out once in awhile for us. like now for instance.
I'm not concerned about the very poor.
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