i happened to look back at your archives from 1999, and noticed that the askee response has significantly diminished. the threads were, on average, in double-digits.
Responses:
Crow T. Robot
But apparently you didn't read any further in the archives where several other people mentioned the same thing?
Tom Servo
Yeah, didn't you give one of those wierd rambling speeches of yours on the subject?
Crow T. Robot
Sounds like something I'd do. I'm not sure where I put it though.
Tom Servo
Well, it's not in my room.
Crow T. Robot
No, no, it's here somewhere, I have an elaborate filing system. Let's see...no...no...old Discover card bills...no...no, that's all my correspondence with Kim Catrall...
Tom Servo
Yeah, right.
Are you sure it's not in Mike's room?
Crow T. Robot
No, I just went through all his stuff yesterday, I didn't see it.
Tom Servo
Oh, ok.
Crow T. Robot
Now let's see...I've got this big box of papers, it has to be in there somewhere...my sketchbook, old screenplays, my list of "Star Trek" drinking games...
Tom Servo
Couldn't you just find it in the archives?
Crow T. Robot
No, that's too much trouble...hrm...Hey!
Tom Servo
Found it?
Crow T. Robot
No, it's my official membership in the "Atari" videogame club. With that nifty patch. I need to sew that into my jacket sometime.
Tom Servo
Riiiight. What about that orange folder?
Crow T. Robot
No, that's all my warranty information. I always keep those cards, in case something goes wrong.
Tom Servo
I think you're supposed to send the cards in. You know, immediately. That's how you register.
Crow T. Robot
Wait, really? Shoot.
Tom Servo
Yep.
You know, we could just make the point that longer responses aren't always more entertaining.