Re: damnable bureaucracy (was: Leaving for a few days)
From: | Roger Mills <romilly@...> |
Date: | Monday, September 10, 2001, 20:55 |
Andreas Johansson wrote:
>Roger Mills wrote:
>>Not quite; but here's the Kash (kaç) version of an old joke:
>>
>>lani silani kaç krat pekutri hindayi?
>>--kandanjul umit tica
>>--feliyoç umit etengi
>>--micecu re capeçaka
>>
>>Which are the three most dangerous people in the world?
>>-- a thief with a knife
>>-- a Gwr with a book
>>-- a clerk with a little power
>
>Why is a Gwr with a book dangerous?
Sorry; this may have been explained on Conculture. The Gwr are the other
species on Cindu; by common consent (and certainly in their own view)
they're very clever, and for centuries were responsible for most
technological/theoretical advances. Like us, they have a bad habit of
putting their knowledge into practice even if common sense might suggest
restraint. After their nuclear exchange about 1000 years ago, they became a
little more careful; but the Kash remain distrustful.
How many Gwr does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Well, first, one to explain the principles of electricity.....
Imiçi ri tuwini, vara ñonipo uñatni. They pee in the soup, just to see what
it tastes like.
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