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The Meaning of Fnord
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Posted Apr 29, 2003 by Space Dracula
Fnord is why the movie "Ernest Shoots a Porno" was secretly made.

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The Meaning of Fnord
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Posted Nov 18, 2003 by Waking
The Fnord that is the everlasting Fnord cannot be named.
Any Fnord that is named is not the everlasting Fnord.
(OBVIOUSLY, this doesn't count if the name is excedingly cool, includes ninjas or flies)

But does a cow have the Eris Nature?
Fnord.

One knows not the hour when Eris returns, so whiten your shoes appropriately and leave your lamps dimmed for ease of flabbergastey.

In Saint Germain I put my trust as should you if you wish to see your beloved pooky ever again!

And so we end our discussion of Fnord. Join us next time, Same bat Time, Same bat Channel!

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The Meaning of Fnord
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Posted Nov 18, 2003 by (TonsilRevenge) My adulthood is in remission
I must speak to the guards. They seem to be falling down on the job again.

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The Meaning of Fnord
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Posted Nov 10, 2004 by GTBacchus
This Posting has been hidden during moderation because it broke the House Rules in some way fnord. You can find out; Mr Momomoto was framed.

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The Meaning of Fnord
Post: 26
Posted Jun 4, 2005 by Mycelium

the Daily Mail newspaper is absolutely teeming with fnords. fnords have recently been linked to stories about rising house prices, heart disease, immigration and hoodies.

i've also been told that downing street are breeding fnords ready for the identity card bill.

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The Meaning of Fnord
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Posted Jun 5, 2005 by (TonsilRevenge) My adulthood is in remission
Maybe a couple of gay Rottweilers would be better than the
retired y-front inspectors we've got guarding the loo at the moment.

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The Meaning of Fnord
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Posted Jun 28, 2005 by BugeataChao
May the Fnord be with you all

Hail Eris

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please mind the gap between your brain and the platform, please mind the gap
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Posted Jul 10, 2005 by pope_egg_b_real
fnord is purple
fnord is orange
fnord is yellow
fnord is red
fnord is hollow
fnord is strange

fnord seems to be colorful
fnord seems to be on the edge
of my shattered mind and the letters that live there
is that a monkey in your pants or am i just blind?

fnord seems to be the reason why an igloo is not made of plastic
fnord could be a pine tree playing hopscotch on your tongue
fnord looks like an ostritch and dresses like a clown
fnord can be the gateway to entropic wonderland

and if the meal is not the menu
then the fnord is not the man

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Thus, endeth the lesson
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Posted Jul 10, 2005 by (TonsilRevenge) My adulthood is in remission
Fnord

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