10 Sep 2007, 3:22 am
Dead again!! !! Die, I say!! ! Out, out, damn spot!
yeah, i do lurk here quite a lot, that's why i recently decided to post a smiley now and then, just that you know i am
but i come here reading more often that i post, even a smiley, so that threadkilling will be quite a tough task for you !
(although... philosophy might scare me away, expect when it is practically orientated, but i can always scroll of course ...
)
10 Sep 2007, 3:49 am
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10 Sep 2007, 4:02 am
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10 Sep 2007, 4:12 am
(although... philosophy might scare me away, expect when it is practically orientated, but i can always scroll of course ...
)HAH!! I will do a happy dance for you on your tough task of thread killing. It's a philosophy that's not very pratical, but it does feel good
10 Sep 2007, 4:56 am
dancing would be great
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10 Sep 2007, 5:29 am
It's time for me to make an admission. I won't make an admission of guilt, I'm good at passing the buck, complete denial, highlighted with well done lying. I'm going to tell of something I've kept hidden for a long time. Grades 2-4, (slow learner) once a month, on Thursday's, I did Peanut Butter Speech Therapy. It's true, I kid you not. The therapist's name was Miss Poor. I might be a little off on the grades, I don't remember time very well. You may now throw rotten or fresh vegetables at me, for having kept this secret for so long. 
I had a lisp. Sigmatism. Doesn't anybody find it ironic, both terms are a b*tch to say with that impediment? I think they did it so they could poke more fun at me. It was a plot I tell you. I also make my S sounds perfectly now and I still like peanut butter. Thhpeaking of which, I'm hungry.
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10 Sep 2007, 6:07 am
(richie you might try to select the books you suggest a bit next time
)Please don't burn the Cafe, instead burn the peddlers of what passes for Pop Culture (read: poop culture)
these days.
bookstores being gobbled up by Memoirs, Autobiographies, and other self aggrandizing
nonsense, you might want to check this out:
Starred Review. Clarke's fourth book (after the story collection Carrying the Torch) is the delightfully dark story of Sam Pulsifer, the accidental arsonist and murderer narrator who leads readers through a multilayered, flame-filled adventure about literature, lies, love and life. Growing up in Amherst, Mass., with an editor for a father and an English teacher for a mother, Sam was fed endless stories that fueled (literally and figuratively) the rest of his life. Thus, the blurred boundaries between fact and fiction, story and reality become the landscape for amusing and provocative adventures that begin when, at age 18, Sam accidentally torches the Emily Dickinson Homestead, killing two people. After serving 10 years, Sam tries to distance himself from his past through college, employment, marriage and fatherhood, but he eventually winds up back in his parents' home, separated from his wife and jobless. When more literary landmarks go up in flames, Sam is the likely suspect, and his determination to find the actual arsonist uncovers family secrets and more than a bit about human nature. Sam is equal parts fall guy and tour guide in this bighearted and wily jolt to the American literary legacy. (Sept.)
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"richie you might try to select the books you suggest a bit next time"
If you are referring to pyro-chemical How-To you might want to check out this PDF site:
http://www.sciencemadness.org/library/ -Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader but I think most of us have that already.
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10 Sep 2007, 8:31 am
10 Sep 2007, 8:36 am
Good morning, Merle. 
My sentiments exactly (that is if I understand you correctly)
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10 Sep 2007, 9:04 am
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10 Sep 2007, 9:10 am
10 Sep 2007, 9:21 am
Got the urge to fly away this morning 
:
(caution: contains religious connotations, but I like Allison Krause):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjgYsHt71XE
(caution: video contains brief nudity, but I like Lenny Kravitz):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1NemwFE6vc
(What a strange juxtaposition! . Anyway, my mood is somewhere in between these two, if you can get there. Or maybe a mix of both. 
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10 Sep 2007, 9:46 am
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10 Sep 2007, 10:25 am
of course, i've got no sound on this darned machine and there's all sorts of videos posted.
which is probably good, isn't it.
i mean, i'm assembling personnel review files for a bunch of suits, wouldn't do to have anything remotely like music blaring forth.
sure would make the job easier (i.e., less tedious), tho. 
guess i'll just have to go on visual, if i ever get a coffee-break.
seeyas.
10 Sep 2007, 10:25 am
(Alison Krausse is who I sound like when I sing so of course I am a little partial to that video.)
...and you also play the flute? Could listen to you ALLLLLLLLL day long while I draw....
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