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Old 04-30-2008, 11:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Deanster and Dougster...

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I kinda liked the name "Mister S" better. But they do say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery!

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Ya think I have a copyright infringement case here Paul? Maybe I should consult with the old Edster and make it a class action suit!

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I have always toyed with the jayster moniker . Jay

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Hmmmmm. The old Jayster!!!

It does have a sort of classy ring to it!

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What can I say? I was inspired.


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I'm there for a class action suit. But I would consider settling out of court for say a Royalty payment. I was thinking I would accept diesel fuel, in lieu of cash.
 
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That's fine for you old Edster! You are flush with cash!!!

The old Dougster needs money to pay for his dollar menu specials and his gruel!!!

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Diesel fuel has real value. Dollars on the other hand...

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Yea but ya have to remember Deanster, OLD Dougster hasn't figured out how to eat Diesel fuel yet.
 
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