On 10/18/97 11:05 AM, The Eternal Lost Lurker at 
EternalLostLurker@worldnet.att.net wrote:

	"That's weird," Akane muttered, "he at LEAST shudders when he hears

her

laugh."

Chris: Who doesn't?
Crimson: B-ko?
Chris: [considers that]  Ok...MAYBE her.

Lurker: <LOL>

Don't forget Jinnai. :)

	The great Blue Thunder dismissed the "hallucination" as the price of
spending so much 
time perfecting his Kendo skills and decided that NOW would be a good

time

for a much deserved rest.

Chris:...
Crimson:...
Chris: Kuno gave up on something?
Crimson: Someone check that snowball....

<Lurker peeks down into Hell. The snowball has doubled in size, and Old
Scratch looks like he's about to pop an artery>

I figured it was a more poetic way of saying that consciousness went pif. 
Now, when he *wakes up*...

	"Compared to mine, anything you can come up with I can probably top. 

I'd

tell you a few of them, but I don't think someone in your condition

could

handle them."
	"Really?"
	"Yeah...." Ranko squirmed, "could we drop this subject?"

Crimson: You know, it is going to be SO much fun when Usagi hears about
this...
Chris: Ten bucks says she blames Ranma.
Crimson: No bet. EVERYONE blames Ranma.

Lurker: ^_^

Of course, you realize that you're running close to the edge of 'author 
confounding expections' land, here... <g>

Chris: Anyway, good work Lurker, Flashman!

Thanks! BTW, to clarify who wrote what...I picked up at the scene where
Ranma got hostile with everyone. Flashman wrote everything else before
that. (Just giving him his dues.)

Went quite well. :)

Crimson: Could be worse.
Chris: How?
Crimson: He could be Zen.

Lurker: You know, *I* am going to be the one who suffers for that
comment...

<Trying and failing to come up with a twist on 'That was Zen, this is 
Tao' and failing> Not too bad, I think. Besides, if he started giving 
flack on that, half the ML would be down by now. And we have him dead to 
rights. <evil g>




Travis Butler
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 tbutler@tfs.net, now from the Wandering Powerbook;
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 Mac page <http://www.tfs.net/business/tbutler/>)

...I haven't lost it! It's been temporally mislaid...