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I don't know why I laughed so hard at this. But I did. It's like a good knock-knock joke, if there are any of those. Anyway, I'm off to Pont Neuf to be in Seine. At least it's a more chic place to lose your marble (which reminds me of a recent tour of Versaille, where the French guide kept saying in English, "You can see throughout the palace many exquisite marbles.")
Maybe he just love Paris :lol:
Btw: Regarding your top statement. Al Gore? How about Vint Cerf? and btw: I've met him :-)
Ohmyword, I'm a sucker for a good wordplay. Maybe the ghosts of the guillotined were playing with marbles? Eternity as a ghost can get boring.
Rennyba, during the Presidential campaign of 2000, one of the Republican talking points was to make fun of Gore as a delusional elitist, so they came up with the idea that Gore said he invented the internet. Gore actually didn't say he invented the internet, but he is famous for making it popular. Here's the Snopes article.
lol, suicide is hilarious!
Mike, and the fun thing about it, is that it only happens to other people!
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