Re: A.A.P.C. FOLKLORE, Part Five
[email protected] (HarryLime)
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> HarryLime wrote: > >> NancyGene wrote: >> >>> HarryLime wrote: >>> >>>> NancyGene wrote: >>>> >>>>> HarryLime wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> George J. Dance wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> MMP aka HarryLime aka Michael Pendragon aka Coco DeSockmonkey aka One Small Voice, etc. wrote: >>>>>>> [snip] >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> DISCLAIMER - "This isn't history, Donkey, but folklore. It's the stories that have grown up regarding the members of AAPC over the years. They may or may not be entirely true -- THEY MAY NOT EVEN BE TRUE AT ALL." (Emphasis added) >>>>>> - MMP aka HarryLime aka Michael Pendragon aka Coco DeSockmonkey aka One Small Voice, etc., on his "A.A.P.C. Folklore" series. >>>>>> http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=632244559&start=120 >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Based on the information PJR disclosed about himself, the description is pretty darned accurate. >>>>> >>>>> Folklore is generally based upon a real person or event. In PJR's case, it's based entirely upon the information that he supplied. >>>>> >>>>> One supposes it possible that PJR could be a fictional persona for some computer nerd living in Kalamazoo, but there is certainly no reason to suspect such were the case. >>>>> >>>>> And even if PJR is a fictional persona, the folklore is based upon the persona, not on the man who created it. >>>>> >>>>> I personally believe that PJR is exactly who he said he is. >>>> >>>> >>>> The Donkey frequently stuffed toilet paper up his nose when he was in that position, in order to be useful to PJR. >>> >>> >>> >>> Will Donkey has always realized that PJR was one of his betters. >>> >>> He still speaks of PJR with a hint of reverence in his voice. >> >> >> Reverence and fear, with a hint of Charmin'. > > > > The Donkey is always trying to bring PJR back, because he knows that I prefer conversing with PJR to him. When PJR is posting there's a good chance that he and I will be discussing literary topics (like the birth of written language in relation to Homeric Greece), and that the Donkey's much-spanked ass will get a much-needed break. The Donkey is also said to have a thing for men in kilts. This response appears in the discussion at: http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=709194379#709194379 -- Via JLA Forums web gateway for alt.arts.poetry.comments: http://www.jlaforums.com/viewforum.php?f=655