>>>>>>You know, Matt, Scot's given us some of information about Tom here. His lines (and technique) are really what his camera should be: disposable. I just hope that some of the females that got that "What sign..." business, told him it was a *Stop* sign. Still, he sounds a bit like me these days: crude, rude, and in a bad mood (g).
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>>>>>In all fairness towards Tom (I can't believe I am doing this (s)), I was kidding about those "quotes".
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>>>>>Scot.
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>>>>OK, at least I'm relieved that's Tom's not that much of a lounge-lizard. (bg)
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>>>And I just couldn't resist taking advantage of the straight lines. Pretty soon I'm gonna be standing on a corner wearing a sign saying, "Please Stop me before I pun again!"
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>>>Geo
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>>George, is everything ok? You haven't seemed to be having any pun lately. lol
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>Hanging is too good for a man who makes puns; he should be drawn and quoted. (duck)
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>Scot.

Ok, guys, let me get up off the *mat*. And Mr.Becker, you're not getting away *scott* free either. From Scot's quote you ought to know that it takes a real artist do this sort of thing. And speaking of being drawn and quoted, I resemble that remark.

Actually, I'm working on a new form of the art: stealth puns. They're the kind where the listener/readers doesn't groan until you've fled the scene. I've gotten off a couple on this thread.

Geo