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  1. For whatever reason, they used to show Logan’s Run on TV growing up, possibly because Farrah Fawcett was in it, who knows. I thought it was the bee’s knees. Then I saw Star Wars and everything changed. But I remember this one kid at camp defending Logan’s Run over Star Wars. It might have been the same kid who claimed to have invented some masturbation machine involving a battery motor, Legos and rubber bands. Naturally, I told him he was nuts. Now I’m not so sure; it’s been a long time since I’ve seen Logan’s Run, and if I could just get my hand on a battery motor…

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    • That kid who invented the masturbation machine with the rubber bands and Legos is the same one who did the cantina scene in Star Wars: geeks with money and a chip on their shoulder now.

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  2. will they come and get me if i unsubscribe? signed, hips (hiding in plain sight)

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    • I like HIPS. And if I had more energy now I’d riff off your unsubscribe thing, I like that. Thanks Beth! Too much German-learning now for adult minds, tonight.

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  3. The internets are very rude.

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  4. Reblogged this on Tish Farrell and commented:
    Today, Mak (Makagutu) at Random Thoughts is quizzing us about the length of blog posts: what is acceptable to us blogger-readers. The general consensus so far is that the quality of the writing is the key. So here’s a post from Pinklightsabre’s Blog (whose longer posts I also read with great pleasure). This post is short, funny, zips off the screen and is wholly of our time. So this is my response to Mak’s question: good writing will out every time. Please enjoy!

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  5. Hi, Bill. Just reblogged this. Thank you for making me laugh before I am hardly awake. Cheers!

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    • How cool! Now I know what time you rise so I can time my posts better to catch you before your true discretion has set in. Have a lovely day (you’re probably having it already). Best, – Bill

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  6. That’s a customer service you can count on not to do anything to help.
    Hilarious post.

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  7. I am not even sure why I was laughing or what I was laughing at… Some kind of crazy but in a good way.

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    • Wonderful! Thanks Jambo and glad it made you laugh. I love your photo on your blog, and thank you for stopping by mine! Laughter is a tonic sometimes isn’t it? Take care, – Bill

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  8. You didn’t mention that Customer Service for the internets also wants your blood type, time and volume of your last BM, and the super-sneaky-double-secret-probation PIN number (chosen at random from all characters in the last web page you viewed)

    Love the post!

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    • Ha, ha, ha…we really could go on here couldn’t we? I like the BM reference. We could prop this up into some Orson Welles hoax if we wanted. Thank you Peg, lovely to hear from you.

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  9. This is SO funny. My first belly laugh of the day and Tish sent me 🙂

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