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Aug. 25th, 2002 06:48 pmThere's a person on the Gov't Mule listserv whose name is Missy Toothman. That name tickles the shit out of me every time I see it.
On the same list is Harry Myers from Harperville, MS, who doesn't know the difference between an apostrophe and a comma. He gets drunk and makes posts that look like transcriptions of that Boomhauer character from King of the Hill. Sample sentence: "shit, i,m gonna check out some nekkid chicks.and i,ll play the Mule while i,m a lookin." Anyway, the other night Harry made the following post:
I love Harry.
Speaking of Gov't Mule, I'll be seeing them at the Beacon in NYC on Oct. 11 w/ bassist George Porter, Jr., from the Meters. Rawk.
Have I ever told you folks about my disdain for the term "the American people"? I can't stand it. Politicians always talk about what the American people want or what the American people need -- as if that means a damned thing. Two hundred and eighty million people in this country, and I'm supposed to believe that all of them have the same wants and needs? Horseshit. And I resent being lumped in with everyone else under this "American people" umbrella. Hey, I'm not with these bastards; I just live here.
That's the kind of thing that keeps me from watching the news.
On the same list is Harry Myers from Harperville, MS, who doesn't know the difference between an apostrophe and a comma. He gets drunk and makes posts that look like transcriptions of that Boomhauer character from King of the Hill. Sample sentence: "shit, i,m gonna check out some nekkid chicks.and i,ll play the Mule while i,m a lookin." Anyway, the other night Harry made the following post:
From: Harry Myers <*********@YAHOO.COM>
Subject: Pam Grier!
To: EMULE@LISTS.NETSPACE.ORG
1 word:DAMN
I love Harry.
Speaking of Gov't Mule, I'll be seeing them at the Beacon in NYC on Oct. 11 w/ bassist George Porter, Jr., from the Meters. Rawk.
Have I ever told you folks about my disdain for the term "the American people"? I can't stand it. Politicians always talk about what the American people want or what the American people need -- as if that means a damned thing. Two hundred and eighty million people in this country, and I'm supposed to believe that all of them have the same wants and needs? Horseshit. And I resent being lumped in with everyone else under this "American people" umbrella. Hey, I'm not with these bastards; I just live here.
That's the kind of thing that keeps me from watching the news.
