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Date: Oct 5, 2005

Good News

Date: Oct 6, 2005

Good News thought the spot featuring STF and the SGA President was wonderful. Personally, I wanted to throw up. While the concept wasn't a bad one, the production aspects were not worthy of a C in a beginnning TV Production course. Whoever shot the piece had the SGA President practically sitting on SFT's lap. They appeared to be joined if not at the hip at least at the shoulder and the SGA President appeared to be SFT's puppet.

Date: Oct 6, 2005

A Different Perception wrote:

Good News thought the spot featuring STF and the SGA President was wonderful. Personally, I wanted to throw up. While the concept wasn't a bad one, the production aspects were not worthy of a C in a beginnning TV Production course. Whoever shot the piece had the SGA President practically sitting on SFT's lap. They appeared to be joined if not at the hip at least at the shoulder and the SGA President appeared to be SFT's puppet.

I thought it an interesting mossion that we had the president of the university and the student senate body president, but not the president of faculty senate. I wonder if Bill was asked?

Date: Oct 6, 2005

stephen judd wrote:

I thought it an interesting mossion that we had the president of the university and the student senate body president, but not the president of faculty senate. I wonder if Bill was asked?

What is a "mossion", Fast Fingers Stephen ?

Date: Oct 6, 2005

Some think Thames is a panjandrum.I feel he is more of a morosoph.

Date: Oct 6, 2005

I noticed that ST has no shoulders. He really should stick to suits.

Date: Oct 6, 2005

PLUTOGOGUE wrote:

Some think Thames is a panjandrum.I feel he is more of a morosoph.

O.K., I agree. But what is a "mossion"? Stephen, is this some kind of Indian... err ...early native American code?

Date: Oct 6, 2005

No, it's a parliamentary term--as in, "I make a mossion that we quit picking on Judd for his stenographic ineptitude."

Date: Oct 6, 2005

Voter wrote:

No, it's a parliamentary term--as in, "I make a mossion that we quit picking on Judd for his stenographic ineptitude."

I second the "mossion".

Date: Oct 7, 2005

Little old lady wrote:

I noticed that ST has no shoulders. He really should stick to suits.

Will "Mister No-Shoulders" join "Dome Gnome" & "Shelboo" in the lexicon of monikers for El Presidenté?

"He's a snake in the grass, I tell you guys,
&He's a mastermind in the ways of espionage."
- Charlie Daniels

Date: Oct 7, 2005

Here's an Animated Flag for the 29 Palms Band of Mossion Indians.

Google is your friend. And where is Googler?

Date: Oct 7, 2005

Invictus wrote:

Here's an Animated Flag for the 29 Palms Band of Mossion Indians. Google is your friend. And where is Googler?

Thanks Invictus. See Voter, I knew it was connected to Indians.

Date: Oct 7, 2005

Little old lady wrote:

I noticed that ST has no shoulders. He really should stick to suits.

Don't feed the trolls

Date: Oct 7, 2005

Sorry, but when was Little Old Lady a troll? She is a regular poster. Snarky or acerbic perhaps, but hardly trollish.

(I have no opinion on the advertisement, btw. I rarely watch television.)

JL

Date: Oct 7, 2005

Invictus wrote:

Here's an Animated Flag for the 29 Palms Band of Mossion Indians. Google is your friend. And where is Googler?

Right here.

Thank you for asking.

Date: Oct 7, 2005

Jameela Lares wrote:

Sorry, but when was Little Old Lady a troll? She is a regular poster. Snarky or acerbic perhaps, but hardly trollish.

(I have no opinion on the advertisement, btw. I rarely watch television.)

JL

Thank you dear. I'll have the "Senior Special" please.

Snarkily yours,

L.O.L.