From: "David Ferguson" Newsgroups: alt.fan.pratchett Subject: [I] Frequent Questions, filk warning Date: Tue, 7 Dec 1999 14:23:51 -0000 Oh dear oh dear oh dear. Dedicated to all those people who get newbies a bad name by not swiftly turning cluefull and getting into the afpspirit. You Know Who You Are(tm)[1] To the tune "Stupid Questions" by New Model Army[2][3] Frequent Questions It's not a crime to be new to afp And not know how things are done But you're not some newbie now So please don't act like one Well now you've had the welcome mail And you've seen the friendly face Still you post HTML With no spoiler space Don't sit there and whine about the flack you get And ask me why it's such a cruel, cruel net, no Don't ask any more frequent questions They've already given answers Don't ask any more frequent questions They've already given answers to Well you can filk with the best of them But your tags remain a mess. Asking for the next book's plot and Pterry's address. If you really want I can name the names Tell you who meets Death, but we'd both get flamed, so Don't ask any more frequent questions They've already given answers Don't ask any more frequent questions They've already given answers to They're in the F.A.Q[4] There comes a time in your life You've got to clue up fast And I think that your time Is coming at you at last It's not a crime to be new to afp And not know how things are done Most folks start with out a clue But you really should get one Asking if we're really Pratchett fans, And why aren't all the posts about The Man, well Don't ask any more frequent questions They've already given answers Don't ask any more frequent questions They've already given answers to Don't ask any more frequent questions Don't ask any more frequent questions (Repeat and fade) [1] or maybe they don't? Anyway, not a dig at all newbies, most of whom do acquire clue, is the point I was trying to make [2] the band, not Oliver Cromwell and co [3] original lyrics for comparison at http://www.bd7.net/lyrics/showlyrics.asp?id=16 [4] www.lspace.org/faqs/