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Wednesday, August 24, 2005

Puns

I do not believe in the inexcusable pun. But Wil Wheaton is pretty close:

Dr. Pauly and I sat beneath a cloud of smoke that had drifted from the craps table, over the velvet rope, and into the "smoke free" poker area. We drank scotch and talked about cool poker nicknames.

"I don't have one," I said, "really." I folded a hand I call "Michael Jackson," which is any Queen with a little kicker.

8:11 AM

Wil Wheaton from Star Trek NG?
Oh, and that was very punny.
-chuckeling in TN at my own silly wit

Posted by Anonymous @ 8:46 AM

Speaking of actors' web-sites, check out the Christopher Walken for President web-site I sent you. This isn't a joke (or is it? - I'm not sure myself). - Walken fan.

Posted by Anonymous @ 3:16 PM