Re: discussion games: fun with Doug S.

["Douglas Stambler" <stamblerdouglas@hotmail.com>]

brent reeks like an onion


>From: "Brent Capener" <cape@moscow.com>
>To: <vision2020@moscow.com>
>Subject: discussion games: fun with Doug S.
>Date: Tue, 1 Oct 2002 23:47:10 -0700
>
>      Sorry Mike C, I agree with you,  but I can't help myself.  I just 
>thought up a fun new game to play online.  It's called  "grammar cop".  
>Score points for pointing out misspellings in someone's postings.  Multiply 
>your score by ten if the poster has stated they graduated "magna cum 
>laude",  then double again if they claim to be a Rotary Scholar.  (Pie in 
>my face, but do they mean Rhodes Scholar)?   Add twenty more points if they 
>claim a state borders itself.  (I suppose technically that's correct, but 
>that's not what they meant in their statement).  So far my score is 100.  
>Anyone do better?
>      I grew up in the greater Pendleton area, and don't recall those 
>constant winds, but that was a long time ago and I guess things do change.  
>The rodeo is MAJOR, but it lasts for a week, and the gold rush (and Lewis 
>and Clark) passed through a LOT of turf.  One place IS really special- if 
>you're in the Baker City area, do not miss the Oregon Trail interpretive 
>site.
>                                                                            
>  Take care      BC
>
>       PS. I almost forgot: Pendleton is the birthplace of Les Schwab 
>tires. A people oriented, successful, and positive looking company.      
>Maybe the right politician could save us by having them relocate here.




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