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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #89 from previous page: January 07, 2007, 12:54:28 AM »
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See a doddering tramp, his grubby hands outstretched for a few pennies while he surreptitiously guards a scuffed bottle of White Lightning behind his crooked legs? See his divergent gaze, no doubt made even less sharp than usual by the vapours of this cheap alcohol? See the lack of focus and incomplete faculties of this sorry example of an upright species?


Yes, I have observed the sorry fellow. I and the few other people unfortunate enough to have met you have mistaken him for you on occasion based his general appearence and mein. However, it became apparent it was not you when he managed to string together a semi coherent string of syllables, which combined with his outstretched hands conveyed enough information for one to deduce he was asking for money.

So, despite the pitiful worn rags, the multilayered strata of dirt concealing his features and the discordant ensemble of rank odours from the drink, urine, excrement and other bodily secretions that are in all respect identical to you in your most presentable state, the demonstration of communicative ability was decisive in the differentiation.

You, by comparison, just sit there and drool, occasionally mumble in a manner consistent with someone raised by wild apes and missing a part of their mouth as a result of being attacked by a dominant chimpanzee for having made solicitous advances on his female. The only variation on this behaviour that you can manage is a sporadic convulsion that could be signature of someone with a serious, irrecoverable brain injury.
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #90 on: January 07, 2007, 01:07:25 AM »
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A runner-up in a contest of two.


You only believe that because that's the highest number you can count  to, that is. Indeed we have demonstrated this earlier in the trouser-leg issue.

Do you see the posts made by CannonFodder? That represents a third contestant, the token guesture made by PMC constitutes a fourth.

It is said that there are primitive tribes who have not extended their number counting system beyond two, having a word signifying "many" for all greater integers. Even they are laughing at you now, despite not being able to say definitively how many contestants there are but being aware it is still more than two.
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #91 on: January 07, 2007, 12:56:37 PM »
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Do you see the posts made by CannonFodder? That represents a third contestant..."
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Well, if you a align yourself to futile attempts to participate of that quality, then I understand how you associate with that so-called contestant. Overall I would say that you are easily influenced and prone to lapsing into visual communication, perhaps a throw-back to your neanderthal heritage. It tends to happen when you are at a loss for words, which is often.
You are a man who is best suited to scrawling chalk figures on the inside of the deepest darkest caves, where no civilised man would find them and thereafter waste precious resources trying to decipher them, only to realise that it is pictorial record of your sexual triumphs involving the local fauna (and sometimes flora).
When participating in an adult debate, and hearing an unintelligible gurgle from an infant on its mother's lap in the audience, it does you no credit to draw on that as a sign of support. The input of a braying donkey caught in a quagmire is more valuable as a third contestant.
But, if you must align yourself with the donkey, I can't stop you.  
 

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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #92 on: January 07, 2007, 01:24:55 PM »
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...an unintelligible gurgle from an infant on its mother's lap...

...of a braying donkey caught in a quagmire....  


And that's what your family reunions sound like, that is. Like you, they're all caught in the tireless grip of galloping senility, dementia reducing their communicative faculties well below that of newborns and beasts of burden.

Except for your mum who sits by the window in her rocking chair, festering in silence, that silence being the most intelligeble thing your collective family have ever put forth into any discussion, unintentional though it was.

But if we could, for a moment, return to today's subject of "Ancient Egypt Revisited".

No doubt you are aware that it was common practise for members of high society in the Egypt of the day to preserve their dead in a careful process of embalming and bandaging, having removed various organs, a process commonly referred to as "mummification" amongst today's younger students of the era.

It is also known that on the occasion that a young or attractive woman had passed away, her body was often deliberately left to decompose for a period of time prior to any further treatement. This rather unpleasant policy was introduced to deter a certain lowly stratum of society, who generally cursed with poor status, often classical ugliness and all manner of illness and other morbidities would think nothing of repeatedly copulating with the recently deceased to satiate their sexual urges in the only manner left available to them.

And that's the most romantic experience you've ever had that is. That's the closest you've ever come to having a meaningful relationship with a member of the opposite sex. Long lonely nights, mumbling incoherently whilst caressing the slowly putrifying skin of a deceased woman, far gone into decomposition now, despite your best attempts to preserve her remains.

And the unfortunate woman in question, denied even the basic dignity of a common burial so that you can enjoy an effete mockery of sexual relation with a female, that's your Mum, that is. You even had to use wire coat hangers to hook her long bones together and stuffed her ribcage with old rags after she fell apart during your last amourous advance.
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #93 on: January 07, 2007, 07:33:03 PM »
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Do you see the posts made by CannonFodder? That represents a third contestant..."
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Well, if you a align yourself to futile attempts to participate of that quality, then I understand how you associate with that so-called contestant. Overall I would say that you are easily influenced and prone to lapsing into visual communication, perhaps a throw-back to your neanderthal heritage. It tends to happen when you are at a loss for words, which is often.
You are a man who is best suited to scrawling chalk figures on the inside of the deepest darkest caves, where no civilised man would find them and thereafter waste precious resources trying to decipher them, only to realise that it is pictorial record of your sexual triumphs involving the local fauna (and sometimes flora).
When participating in an adult debate, and hearing an unintelligible gurgle from an infant on its mother's lap in the audience, it does you no credit to draw on that as a sign of support. The input of a braying donkey caught in a quagmire is more valuable as a third contestant.
But, if you must align yourself with the donkey, I can't stop you.  


You see that pencil test? That test is the only one you ever had a chance of passing, yet you failed so miserably. Twice.
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #94 on: January 07, 2007, 08:12:28 PM »
"...And the unfortunate woman in question, denied even the basic dignity of a common burial so that you can enjoy an effete mockery of sexual relation with a female, that's your Mum, that is..."
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I note you are jealous of her beauty. I can't stop you. Your mother would have been hastily entombed, with no fear of any necrophilia at all. Nobody would want the mother of the runner-up.
They would want the mother of Professor F J Lewis himself, the very man with whom you are now attempting to communicate!
 

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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #95 on: January 07, 2007, 08:22:48 PM »
See a weasel of a man, curb-crawling in a beat-up Volkswagen Beatle, his hair moussed back and his eyes roving the pavements incessantly? See that ill-fitting hubcap from which exudes a foul stench, the source of which is a raw haddock, placed within that hubcap by this nefarious curb-crawler? See the smug look on the driver's face as he believes the wafting odour of rotting haddock will attract the ladies of the night to him and his vehicle?
That's you, that is.
That's your best attempt at finding a girl-friend.
 

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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #96 on: January 07, 2007, 09:47:24 PM »
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See that ill-fitting hubcap from which exudes a foul stench, the source of which is a raw haddock, placed within that hubcap by this nefarious curb-crawler?


Yes, that's your pot pourri dish, that is. That's what you use to freshen your room.


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Pencil test :-?
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #97 on: January 07, 2007, 09:52:41 PM »
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See that ill-fitting hubcap from which exudes a foul stench, the source of which is a raw haddock, placed within that hubcap by this nefarious curb-crawler?


Yes, that's your pot pourri dish, that is. That's what you use to freshen your room.


@CannonFodder
Pencil test :-?


You see that nasty little fat kid at school that tells tales and wonders why no one wants to play with him?  That's "Professor Lewis" that is, that's why he always plays with himself.

The fat little onanist is useless, and he failed the Pencil Test twice.
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #98 on: January 07, 2007, 09:55:38 PM »
I see. Did this trial by writing implement involve making it vanish into a bodily orifice?
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #99 on: January 07, 2007, 09:57:46 PM »
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I see. Did this trial by writing implement involve making it vanish into a bodily orifice?


No.  He'd be good at that.  He likes putting things in his bodily orifices and taking xrays of them.  Thats his idea of a great weekend that is.  It makes him feel all fluffy inside.



You see that, Professor FJ Lewis?

That's your birthday photo that is.  Which you took yourself, because you have no friends.
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #100 on: January 07, 2007, 11:58:00 PM »
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"...And the unfortunate woman in question, denied even the basic dignity of a common burial so that you can enjoy an effete mockery of sexual relation with a female, that's your Mum, that is..."
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I note you are jealous of her beauty. I can't stop you. Your mother would have been hastily entombed, with no fear of any necrophilia at all. Nobody would want the mother of the runner-up.
They would want the mother of Professor F J Lewis himself, the very man with whom you are now attempting to communicate!


Except not even a forensic expert, veteran of many a grisly exhumation, would touch your mum, not even with an environment suit on. Nobody remotely sane of mind would wish to go near anything that had been rodgered by "Professor" Flob Jockey Lewis.
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #101 on: January 08, 2007, 12:01:26 AM »
You see that Professor FJ Lewis, Karlos?

He only started this thread because he likes going three ways with two other blokes. That's his filthy fantasy that is.  

Except he can't get it in real life coz he's fat.

With tits.
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #102 on: January 08, 2007, 01:10:13 PM »
@ karlos

See a furtive old man with a nit-ridden moustache and a leery eye, wearing a 1930s tweed jacket and plus-fours, beyond repair and devoid of style? See how he tries to be inconspicuous while he sidles up to a parked pink bicycle and looks around nervously to see if anyone is watching? Note how nefarious he looks, just as all other sneeble-greebers do as he applies his olfactory senses to the seat of said bicycle?
That's you, that is.
That's as close as you will ever be to finding your mate.
Except you made a blunder as usual and it is CannonFodder's bicycle, but you wouldn't know the difference.
Mind you, judging by how you fawn over him, perhaps you did know it was his bicycle because he led you to it.
 

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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #103 on: January 08, 2007, 01:14:17 PM »
See that CannonFodder?

He's your best and only friend, he is. Of the entire population of all sentient life in the universe that ever has existed or will exist, it his he that loathes you the least.

When you were born, the doctor slapped your mother instead of you. Repeatedly. Hospital orderlies had to pull him away, until they saw you and then it was a free for all.


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Are we the only people reading this thread, or is it just that nobody else finds it funny? :lol:
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Re: The Unofficial Professor F J Lewis Appreciation Thread
« Reply #104 on: January 08, 2007, 05:38:45 PM »
Ja it is strange, I thought there would be more takers.
Where are they?