>>>>>>>>We sure know how to drift threads when we put our minds to it, don't we?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I admire the community. This thread is about thread drift, and we all were just too eager to jump in with contributions... but then, since it's about thread drift, adding more drift to it actually means staying on the subject... which means the more drift this thread gets, the more it
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>< head spinning >
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Aristotle? Could you ring up Gödel and see with him whether this counts as a paradox?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>No, it's Catch-22:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>You can't follow the thread theme, about drift, without drifting
>>>>>>and you can't drift without following the thread theme
>>>>>>
>>>>>>(actually, I think this is a Catch-22A)
>>>>>
>>>>>Hm.
>>>>>Please get with the spirit of the thing.
>>>>>You are staying on-topic and that is most annoying.
>>>>>:)
>>>>
>>>>I didn't know The Thing was dead. DC comics lovers must be missing him. Or was he Marvel? Or was that It? Which was in the Fantastic Four? And I don't mean the Beatles.
>>>>
>>>>Drifty enough for you?
>>>
>>>I used to have a beatle.
>>>It was old and slow and loud.
>>>I loved that car.
>>
>>What is this? Haiku or something?
>
>
>Haiku it is not
>5-7-5 line pattern
>An absolute rule

I know. It was a joke (and a drift). The message just reminded me of one.
I knew someone would "correct" me.