"He was 28 when he started that conversation, radiations made him look like a 70 year old man in a matter of minutes."

- Joseph Hanserton - Portable Phones LAB observer.

ha ha ha ha ha ahaaa

thank you. hilarious.

The scariest thing is that if you google "Joseph Hanserton" you'll find NOTHING!!! They erased all evidences. I'm glad I stored that folder in a safe place. One day the world will know.

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ha ha ha, you should be from napoli, with that mind, but no, i am a dirty old goat but i dont 1 UP minors-- i give them soup. but anyway that is a funny picture.

but the "trying to one up me" bit in catanga's post meant that?
btw, it was not a "j'accuse" (not even a funny/disturbing one) about your habits :p (as you probably already knew).
I think swa(y) or someone else had that pic as avatar.

ha ha i know i know.

i was just, you know, acknowledging the funny post.


and ms. cankers is beyond reproach.

you're faster than my edits.

im seeing double i'd better go get breakfast

oh oh oh oh i realize nicfit

"one up" is an american idiom

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-upmanship

One-upmanship is the systematic and conscious practice of making one's associates feel inferior and thereby gaining the status of being "one-up" on them.
The term originated as the title of a book by Stephen Potter, a follow-up to the Gamesmanship and Lifemanship titles in his series of tongue-in-cheek self-help books, and film and television derivatives, that teach various "ploys" to achieve this.
Viewed seriously, it is a phenomenon of group dynamics that can have significant effects in the management field: for instance, manifesting in office politics.
The term has been extended to a generic, often punning, extension upmanship used for any assertion of superiority: for instance, Photon upmanship, Native Upmanship, and so on.

[edit] Fictional characters with one-upmanship

Within comic strips, Topper from Dilbert and Clem from Rose is Rose are one-uppers.
In the 1980s Master Thespian (Jon Lovitz) battled wits with the great Baudelaire on Saturday Night Live in a running battle of cheesily theatrical one-upmanship.
Illusionists Robert Angier and Alfred Borden are in a competive one-upmanship in the film The Prestige.

 

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but see also:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-Up

ps i love seeing language mutate, like moss on a rotten tree bark

PSSSh, cave paintings. Try and decipher this...