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Subject: Chucky, see the New Entries for Parodies, ASAP
Written By: agrimorfee on 03/31/06 at 9:50 am
Major FUBAR situation. :o
Subject: Re: Chucky, see the New Entries for Parodies, ASAP
Written By: karen on 03/31/06 at 10:54 am
Weird how just that one parody went peculiar
Subject: Re: Chucky, see the New Entries for Parodies, ASAP
Written By: K1chyd on 03/31/06 at 11:53 am
It happens every now and then, haven't you noticed before?
I take it you have already mailed Chucky in private about it, if not and for future notice that's the fastest way to make him aware of it.
Subject: Re: Chucky, see the New Entries for Parodies, ASAP
Written By: ChuckyG on 03/31/06 at 12:19 pm
it's got to be something to do with my connection at home. It rarely happens when I do them from work. maybe my router is ready for a replacement
Subject: Re: Chucky, see the New Entries for Parodies, ASAP
Written By: Cat on 03/31/06 at 5:12 pm
Pardon my being naive, but what the heck is a FUBAR?
Subject: Re: Chucky, see the New Entries for Parodies, ASAP
Written By: Windbreaker05 on 03/31/06 at 5:14 pm
Pardon my being naive, but what the heck is a FUBAR?
The eff isn't a family oriented word, but it's in past tense...
The rest: "up beyond all recognition"
Subject: Re: Chucky, see the New Entries for Parodies, ASAP
Written By: Cat on 03/31/06 at 7:59 pm
Oh come on. I know it might not be acceptable on here, but I loathe both censorship and the term "family-oriented." Blech.