Two pounds a day

Bob (this one) wrote:

Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:

"Bob (this one)" wrote:

Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:


snip

The untruthful and godless are thankfully not the norm in the U.S.,
Gary.


More Chung non sequitur. In answer to your question, no, he has no
idea how crazy he proves himself to be.

Bob


Truth tends to have this effect on the untruthful.


LOLOL Right. A non answer to a clear question is "truth" in the
funhouse of Chungmind.

Bob


Ancient Middle Eastern proverb:
"He who drives an ass must, of necessity, know its wind."

I have no idea what it means, but somehow it seems appropriate here.

Best regards,
Bob (no relation)

zxcvbob wrote:

Bob (this one) wrote:

Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:

"Bob (this one)" wrote:

Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:

snip

The untruthful and godless are thankfully not the norm in the U.S.,
Gary.

More Chung non sequitur. In answer to your question, no, he has no
idea how crazy he proves himself to be.

Bob

Truth tends to have this effect on the untruthful.

LOLOL Right. A non answer to a clear question is "truth" in the
funhouse of Chungmind.

Bob

Ancient Middle Eastern proverb:
"He who drives an ass must, of necessity, know its wind."

I have no idea what it means, but somehow it seems appropriate here.

Best regards,
Bob (no relation)

LOL I think that means that driving an ass means to stand behind it
as it goes. But with Chung, you only have to be in the neighborhood. I
wonder if he's contributing to the hole in the ozone layer with all
that "wind."

Bob (also no relation)

Bob (this one) wrote:
zxcvbob wrote:


Ancient Middle Eastern proverb:
"He who drives an ass must, of necessity, know its wind."

I have no idea what it means, but somehow it seems appropriate here.

Best regards,
Bob (no relation)


LOL I think that means that driving an ass means to stand behind it as
it goes. But with Chung, you only have to be in the neighborhood. I
wonder if he's contributing to the hole in the ozone layer with all that
"wind."

Bob (also no relation)



It's not often that one finds 2 triple entendres ("ass" and "wind") in
one sentence. With all the possible permutations, I'm sure one of them
must apply.

And some of them are profound. ;-)

Regards,
Bob

--
"You can train a dog, but you must be smarter than the dog."