she's not rude, she's from NYC

yer pretty cool for an old pain in the ass, jack...

Roberta? Is she the one with the overbite?

breathes

You guys really keep us reeling.....

Mr. Lexia,

Wrong again. I am rude. Also from Noo Yawk, but the two are not mutually exclusive.

Never liked you either, you skinny Stetsoned person.

He probably didn't suggest you're from Brooklyn. That's why he doesn't yet know what true rudeness is.

Brooklyn!!!!

Now that's rude.

Mr. Lexis has this car thing going on, as you know, Roberta. The car - sort of like the Southwestern Sculpture of Western Albuquerque. Nevertheless, he can maneuver as a slim cowboy with a certain hat.

All of us are rude back, as in what the hell? We need more data, and will gather in whatever room you find yourself, in, Robbie, no matter who is being pedantic. Visualize a clump of us on this and the last thread. We'll mill and type -- in your pocket.

You are not in rooms alone.

Jo

Thomas, dys knows better than to suggest the goil from da Bronx is from Brooklyn. What a scary thought, although he would enjoy the verbal abuse only our Boidy can deliver.

I know only one New York joke. This is it:

Crowded subway train, doors open, people trying to get off are blocked by people trying to get on.

A young tourist says "Now look, people! If you'll just let us off first, it'll be much easier for everybody!"

An old commuter beside him says "This is New York, son. A simple "**** you" will do."

A good joke, McT, but not really helpful in this situation. After all, people have to get off the train; others have to get on. The appropriate thing to say is, "Get the **** out of the way." And then you push, because nobody gets out of the way.

Hey, how do you know I have an overbite?

I didn't know Roberta. That's why I asked