Re: quote of the day

jordie chambers (jordiekc@rocketmail.com)
Sat, 12 Jun 1999 08:27:50 -0700 (PDT)

I've used manuals like Gardner's and Elbow's before, when
I was much younger.  The truth is, I'm 82 years old, and
my own relentless pursuit has lent me the stunning
accuracy in depicting the likenesses of 20th century
silver screen cowboy heroes.

Hooo, I've got to admit, the upper paragraph was difficult
even with my mastery of the razor blade pencil, but it is
a gem.  If the letters were cut away from folded up paper,
and unfolded, you would find the perfect likeness of Van
Gogh's self portrait. 

Scottie, I've seen you in the manuals before, are any of
these yours?

What's good for the gander is good for the goose.

A doctor a day keeps the apple away.

What doesn't make you stronger will kill you.

This writer at play is better than twenty two platypuss'
anyday (that's mine)


Curious, Jord.

P.S., no innuendos, look for me at Amazon.com under the
pseudonym, Hugh Jazz.

I ... AM THE GREATEST ... WRITER ... IN THE WORLD!
(Muhammed Jordie)





---Scottie Bowman <rbowman@indigo.ie> wrote:
>
>     '... This is probably just my own aside, 'betcha
Scotty 
>     doesn't know squat about this stuff.  Do ya' Scotty
...'
> 
>     Quite right, Jordie.  I've never read instruction
manuals
>     on how to write.  Too many quotations from my own
>     stuff cited as the kind of perfection to aim for.
> 
>     Scottie B.
>     
>     
> 
> 

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