Archived comment by Jon:
...or how pickled they've become.

Archived comment by steff:
arlene, i'm not sure the brain is the same thing as the mind (aaaand the debate is now officially open!). you may be bordering on the criminally insane there. because, while it's very hard to tell sometimes where my mind end and someone else's begins, my brain is conveniently ensconced in it's own little package IN MY HEAD! and of course, everybody who knows anything knows that they're squishy and bounce. the age kinda determines how good the bounce is though. that, and whether it's finals week.

Archived comment by Arlene:
I was once commenting on how fun it is to play with people's minds "Because they're squishy & they bounce". My co-worker looked at me (bad because she was driving) & said "I do not want to know how you know that."

Archived comment by Jon:
How can anything that resembles gray pudding be bad?
If I could, I'd think of a clever reference to Hercule Poirot's "little grey cells". (Unless that was clever)

Archived comment by Arlene:
I'm with you, Saint. It certainly looks nicer & how important is my brain anyway. I'm just using my skull to store brain cells, I don't actually use them.

Archived comment by Saint:
I was about halfway (the short half) through. My poor brain may just explode from the confusion of changing styles at the mid-way. But I guess I'll live--how important can a lump of grey matter be, anyway?--and it surely does look nice.

Archived comment by Jon:
Aaah! My doppleganger has found the site too! ;p

Archived comment by Jon:
Oh great. Of course this appears one weak after I read through the entire archive using the old system.

Archived comment by May:
I got here when you were still working on the main page, and it was pretty much "Whee! Something new on IP!"...

Yeah.