what do youse guys think about
donawanaa
doin' a book-swap?
i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
else in the ng.
oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
anyone interested?
donawanaa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
We have nothing to fear but fear ourselves -- St. Stupid
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
kla...@alt-teens.org
>donawanaa:
>doin' a book-swap?
>
> ... just list your favorite book....
>
>anyone interested?
>donawanaa
klaatu:
yup. uh-huh. sure thing. you betcha.
(god-awful big pile of books, tho) -
no chance i could narrow it to ONE. :-}
donawanaa
oh, i understand that perfectly...it's like trying to narrow down
favorite music...
so....how about your favorite at the moment?
hee hee...
donawanaa
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Don't tell me what I'm doing; I don't want to know! -- Frederico Fellini
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Gloria and her Pikachu
Very good idea!
"Wizard's First Rule" by Terry Goodkind(fantasy)
"The Rose That Frew From Concret" by Tupac(great poetry book)
~Gloria AKA Sheena, Queen of the Jungle & WARRIOR Princess
"Today's brains, tomorrow pierced tongues. Then the next day - pierced brains."
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>>donawanaa:
>>>doin' a book-swap?
>>>
>>> ... just list your favorite book....
>>>
>>>anyone interested?
>>>donawanaa
>>klaatu:
>>yup. uh-huh. sure thing. you betcha.
>>(god-awful big pile of books, tho) -
>>no chance i could narrow it to ONE. :-}
>d'wa ... d'waaana ... d'wannnanann ... <motor catches> d'wanananananan...:
>oh, i understand that perfectly...it's like trying to narrow down
>favorite music...
>
> so....how about your favorite at the moment?
> hee hee...
klaatu:
Will Cuppy -
"How To Tell Your Friends From The Apes"
"The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody"
James Gleick -
"Chaos - Making a New Science"
David Macaulay - (for small kids, but great) -
"Castle"
"Mill"
"Cathedral"
"Underground"
"City"
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>donawanaa suggested:
>>doin' a book-swap?
>>
>>i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
>>else in the ng.
>>
>>oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
>>your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
>>
>>anyone interested?
>Gloria responded:
>Very good idea!
>
> "Wizard's First Rule" by Terry Goodkind(fantasy)
> "The Rose That Frew From Concret" by Tupac (great poetry book)
klaatu:
Tupac shows a lot of sensitivity,
for some-one who's portrayed in pop media as a thug.
thanks for sending those poems. :-)
NetGuy Of Waveland
donawanaa <dona...@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in message
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>
> doin' a book-swap?
>
> i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
> else in the ng.
>
> oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
> your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
>
> anyone interested?
Mui possiblek
--
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it was" - J. Linnell
NetGuy Of Waveland
<kla...@alt-teens.org> wrote in message
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>
> >>>donawanaa:
> >>>doin' a book-swap?
> >>>
> >>> ... just list your favorite book....
> >>>
> >>>anyone interested?
> >>>donawanaa
>
> >>klaatu:
> >>yup. uh-huh. sure thing. you betcha.
> >>(god-awful big pile of books, tho) -
> >>no chance i could narrow it to ONE. :-}
>
> >d'wa ... d'waaana ... d'wannnanann ... <motor catches>
d'wanananananan...:
> >oh, i understand that perfectly...it's like trying to narrow down
> >favorite music...
> >
> > so....how about your favorite at the moment?
> > hee hee...
>
> klaatu:
> Will Cuppy -
> "How To Tell Your Friends From The Apes"
> "The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody"
DUDE! I loved TDFPE!
subtitle... subtitle...
~PhOeNiX***StArDuSt~
Im already doing that with Nooshie!
--
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"You have an appetite for shopping that
is as insatiable as your lust for men =-)"-Coderz*
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"donawanaa" <dona...@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in message
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>
chance
(dona...@tampabay.rr.com) did proclaim:
>
> doin' a book-swap?
>
> i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
> else in the ng.
>
> oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
> your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
>
> anyone interested?
That's easy. _Gatsby_, if it has to be a book in the novel sense,
otherwise _The Short Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald_.
-chance
--
Alone on the highway with just a dream
Of finding that certain someone
To set my heart free
I saw her face in the sun coming up in New Mexico
I heard her voice in a river that ran through Durango
She has a way that I've never known but I cannot forget
She is everywhere around me
I just haven't found her yet.
(The Great Divide, "San Isabella")
chance
(dona...@tampabay.rr.com) did proclaim:
>
> doin' a book-swap?
>
> i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
> else in the ng.
>
> oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
> your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
_The Great Gatsby_, if said favorite must be a book in the novel sense,
chance
(cha...@LbITiTLgEfPoAoWt.com.xremovecapsx) did proclaim:
> There was great rejoicing in alt.teens and all the land, for "donawanaa"
> (dona...@tampabay.rr.com) did proclaim:
>
> >
> > doin' a book-swap?
> >
> > i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
> > else in the ng.
> >
> > oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
> > your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
>
> _The Great Gatsby_, if said favorite must be a book in the novel sense,
> otherwise _The Short Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald_.
Color me annoyed. Stupid newsreader crashed the first time, but sent the
post anyway. My apologies for the repetition.
Cypher
chance wrote:
> Color me annoyed. Stupid newsreader crashed the first time, but sent the
> post anyway. My apologies for the repetition.
>
> -chance
'My apologies for the repetition' is not a sentence, for it does not contain
a verb. Hence, your full-stop was completely unwarranted.
Cypher
Gloria and her Pikachu
>for some-one who's portrayed in pop media as a thug.
>thanks for sending those poems. :-)
Actaully, one of the qoutes used, at least in the video, for his newly relased
song is "So, anyone with 'Thug Life' written on his chest is guilty?'"
Says something, doesn't it?
chance
(x_cy...@hotmail.com) did proclaim:
Neither is "-chance"
or "Cypher"
or "Hello."
or "Goodbye."
or any of a million other phrases that are in everyday use.
"Color me annoyed" lacks a subject. "Stupid newsreader crashed..." lacks
a definite article or "my". "Color me annoyed stupid newsreader crashed
the first time but sent the post anyway my apologies for the repetition"
is far worse.
This one checks out, though:
If you're going to be an ass, you'll just be ignored.
Hello.
Cypher.
Goodbye.
Cypher.
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by donawanaa <dona...@tampabay.rr.com> when the
whole world bowed in awe at the intelligence of the following
utterance:
>
>doin' a book-swap?
>
>i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
>else in the ng.
>
>oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
>your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
>
>anyone interested?
Sure! The Long Quiet Highway by Natalie Goldberg, The mists of
Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Memnoch The Devil by Anne Rice.
3 books that have had an amazing impact on my life!
__
~SardonicMaverick
I leave you in 'pacem agitare'
Or, should you prefer;
'pacem requiescere'
http://www.sardonica.8m.com ICQ: 37147111
AIM:CynicalSardonics
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by donawanaa <dona...@tampabay.rr.com> when the
whole world bowed in awe at the intelligence of the following
utterance:
>On Fri, 13 Apr 2001 13:05:28 GMT, kla...@alt-teens.org wrote:
>
>>
>>>donawanaa:
>>>doin' a book-swap?
>>>
>>> ... just list your favorite book....
>>>
>>>anyone interested?
>>>donawanaa
>>
>>klaatu:
>>yup. uh-huh. sure thing. you betcha.
>>(god-awful big pile of books, tho) -
>>no chance i could narrow it to ONE. :-}
>
>oh, i understand that perfectly...it's like trying to narrow down
>favorite music...
>
> so....how about your favorite at the moment?
> hee hee...
*L* I just picked the three that have changed my life the most
dramatically. I should add Goethe's Faust as well. However, I have
three whole wall floor to ceiling book cases filled withmy favorite
books. heh. Impossible to narrow.
Currently reading Anne Rice's Cry to Heaven
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by kla...@alt-teens.org when the whole world bowed
in awe at the intelligence of the following utterance:
>
Ahh, must add Tom Robbins! The guy's a genius!
Sardonic Maverick
and finesse displayed by "~PhOeNiX***StArDuSt~"
<babygir...@dcsinter.net> when the whole world bowed in awe at the
intelligence of the following utterance:
>SURE!!!
>Im already doing that with Nooshie!
hehheh!! I LOVE BOOKS!!
donawanaa
wrote:
hey hey HEY! who died and left you the metal ruler??
donawanaa
<cha...@LbITiTLgEfPoAoWt.com.xremovecapsx> wrote:
>There was great rejoicing in alt.teens and all the land, for "chance"
>(cha...@LbITiTLgEfPoAoWt.com.xremovecapsx) did proclaim:
>
>> There was great rejoicing in alt.teens and all the land, for "donawanaa"
>> (dona...@tampabay.rr.com) did proclaim:
>>
>> >
>> > doin' a book-swap?
>> >
>> > i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
>> > else in the ng.
>> >
>> > oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
>> > your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
>>
>> _The Great Gatsby_, if said favorite must be a book in the novel sense,
>> otherwise _The Short Stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald_.
thanks for the recs!
>
>Color me annoyed. Stupid newsreader crashed the first time, but sent the
>post anyway. My apologies for the repetition.
>
>-chance
not a problem...mine does that from time to time.
What i can't stand is when i send a reply before i write it....h'od!
no wait i meant d'oh! (dyslexia's setting in)
donawanaa
>
>>>donawanaa suggested:
>>>doin' a book-swap?
>>>
>>>i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
>>>else in the ng.
>>>
>>>oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
>>>your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
>>>
>>>anyone interested?
>
>>Gloria responded:
>>Very good idea!
>>
>> "Wizard's First Rule" by Terry Goodkind(fantasy)
>> "The Rose That Frew From Concret" by Tupac (great poetry book)
oooh...thanks...I've heard some of the Tupac poetry set to
music...apparently a bunch of artists got together and compiled a
cd...kinda neat!
>
>klaatu:
>Tupac shows a lot of sensitivity,
>for some-one who's portrayed in pop media as a thug.
no kidding...
such a waste...
>thanks for sending those poems. :-)
donawanaa
kla...@alt-teens.org
>> >>>donawanaa:
>> >>>doin' a book-swap?
>> >>>
>> >>> ... just list your favorite book....
>> >>>
>> >>>anyone interested?
>> >>>donawanaa
>>
>> >>klaatu:
>> >>yup. uh-huh. sure thing. you betcha.
>> >>(god-awful big pile of books, tho) -
>> >>no chance i could narrow it to ONE. :-}
>>
>> >d'wa ... d'waaana ... d'wannnanann ...
>> ><motor catches> d'wanananananan...:
>> > hee hee...
>> klaatu:
>> Will Cuppy -
>> "How To Tell Your Friends From The Apes"
>> "The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody"
>NetGuy Of Waveland:
>DUDE! I loved TDFPE!
>
>subtitle... subtitle...
klaatu:
YESSS !
i'm amazed you've heard of the guy.
love his stuff - all the neat little historical details.
kla...@alt-teens.org
>Sardonica:
>Ahh, must add Tom Robbins! The guy's a genius!
klaatu:
the Tom Robbins of "Even Cowgirls Get The Blues" ?
"Still Life With Woodpecker"?
oh, yeah !
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>klaatu:
>>Tupac shows a lot of sensitivity,
>>for some-one who's portrayed in pop media as a thug.
>>thanks for sending those poems. :-)
>Gloria:
>Actaully, one of the qoutes used, at least in the video, for his newly relased
>song is "So, anyone with 'Thug Life' written on his chest is guilty?'"
>
>Says something, doesn't it?
klaatu:
reminds me that Nelson Mandela was a convicted felon,
who served 27 years in prison;
Joan of Arc was a convict, too ---
charged with perversion and exececuted for blasphemy;
Socrates was a convicted felon as well, executed for seducing kids;
Jesus was another convicted felon,
executed for trying to change the status quo.
all criminals.
all convicts.
all more worthy role-models
than those who murdered them, in form of law.
donawanaa
<LOL> Still Life With Woodpecker!!!
ahhhh...and...Jitterbug Perfurfume
Gloria and her Pikachu
>who served 27 years in prison;
>Joan of Arc was a convict, too ---
>charged with perversion and exececuted for blasphemy;
>Socrates was a convicted felon as well, executed for seducing kids;
>Jesus was another convicted felon,
>executed for trying to change the status quo.
>all criminals.
>all convicts.
>all more worthy role-models
>than those who murdered them, in form of law.
>
>
Some. . ..
NetGuy Of Waveland
news:3afaa41e....@news1.lig.bellsouth.net...
I could hit it with a CD from here!..... Funny, and choc full 'o' info, read
it at least twice.... have to check out the Ape/Friend Thingamabob
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by kla...@alt-teens.org when the whole world bowed
in awe at the intelligence of the following utterance:
>
>
>
That's the guy! I also liked "Skinny legs and all"
donawanaa
Maverick) wrote:
>On Sat, 14 Apr 2001 19:46:15 GMT I was astounded by the eloquence and
>finesse displayed by kla...@alt-teens.org when the whole world bowed
>in awe at the intelligence of the following utterance:
>
>>
>>
>>
>>>Sardonica:
>>>Ahh, must add Tom Robbins! The guy's a genius!
>>
>>klaatu:
>>the Tom Robbins of "Even Cowgirls Get The Blues" ?
>>"Still Life With Woodpecker"?
>>oh, yeah !
>
>That's the guy! I also liked "Skinny legs and all"
<BOG> Jitterbug Perfume and Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas
>
>
>__
>~SardonicMaverick
>I leave you in 'pacem agitare'
> Or, should you prefer;
> 'pacem requiescere'
>
>http://www.sardonica.8m.com ICQ: 37147111
>AIM:CynicalSardonics
donawanaa
donawanaa
Maverick) wrote:
>On Fri, 13 Apr 2001 11:52:55 GMT I was astounded by the eloquence and
>finesse displayed by donawanaa <dona...@tampabay.rr.com> when the
>whole world bowed in awe at the intelligence of the following
>utterance:
>
>>
>>doin' a book-swap?
>>
>>i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
>>else in the ng.
>>
>>oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
>>your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
>>
>>anyone interested?
>
>Sure! The Long Quiet Highway by Natalie Goldberg, The mists of
>Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Memnoch The Devil by Anne Rice.
Ever read Ramses the Damned by Ann Rice? Wonderful take on the mummy
story...
>
>3 books that have had an amazing impact on my life!
>
>__
>~SardonicMaverick
>I leave you in 'pacem agitare'
> Or, should you prefer;
> 'pacem requiescere'
>
>http://www.sardonica.8m.com ICQ: 37147111
>AIM:CynicalSardonics
donawanaa
xpn
In '(I give you) my apologies' the verb is implied. The grammatic figure
is called an ellipsis (omission). The punctuation is, as a rule, as if the
verb had been there.
-xpn
They believed in sex and looking good
With their own brand of music
They weren't pondering
So which side of the fence are you on?
- Adam Ant
kla...@alt-teens.org
>> >> >>>donawanaa:
>> >> >>>doin' a book-swap?
>> >> >>>
>> >> >>> ... just list your favorite book....
>> >> >>>
>> >> >>>anyone interested?
>> >> >>>donawanaa
>> >>
>> >> >>klaatu:
>> >> >>yup. uh-huh. sure thing. you betcha.
>> >> >>(god-awful big pile of books, tho) -
>> >> >>no chance i could narrow it to ONE. :-}
>> >>
>> >> >d'wa ... d'waaana ... d'wannnanann ...
>> >> ><motor catches> d'wanananananan...:
>> >> > so....how about your favorite at the moment?
>> >> > hee hee...
>>
>> >> klaatu:
>> >> Will Cuppy -
>> >> "How To Tell Your Friends From The Apes"
>> >> "The Decline and Fall of Practically Everybody"
>>
>> >NetGuy Of Waveland:
>> >DUDE! I loved TDFPE!
>> >
>> >subtitle... subtitle...
>>
>> klaatu:
>> YESSS !
>> i'm amazed you've heard of the guy.
>> love his stuff - all the neat little historical details.
>NetGuy Of Waveland:
>I could hit it with a CD from here!..... Funny, and choc full 'o' info, read
>it at least twice.... have to check out the Ape/Friend Thingamabob
klaatu:
he did a whole series of "How-To" books:
How To Attract the Wombat,
How To Become Extinct
How To Be A Hermit, et cetera.
amazing guy.
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>>Sardonica:
>>>Ahh, must add Tom Robbins! The guy's a genius!
>>klaatu:
>>the Tom Robbins of "Even Cowgirls Get The Blues" ?
>>"Still Life With Woodpecker"?
>>oh, yeah !
>Sardonica:
>That's the guy! I also liked "Skinny legs and all"
klaatu:
aha - thanx for the tip :-)
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>>Sardonica:
>>>Ahh, must add Tom Robbins! The guy's a genius!
>>klaatu:
>>the Tom Robbins of "Even Cowgirls Get The Blues" ?
>>"Still Life With Woodpecker"?
>>oh, yeah !
>d'wana:
><LOL> Still Life With Woodpecker!!!
>
>ahhhh...and...Jitterbug Perfurfume
klaatu <boggles>:
Perfurfume?
... furreal?
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>>>Sardonica:
>>>>Ahh, must add Tom Robbins! The guy's a genius!
>>>klaatu:
>>>the Tom Robbins of "Even Cowgirls Get The Blues" ?
>>>"Still Life With Woodpecker"?
>>>oh, yeah !
>>Sardonica:
>>That's the guy! I also liked "Skinny legs and all"
>donawanaa:
><BOG> Jitterbug Perfume and Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas
klaatu:
jeez, the guy could make a fair reputation as a creative writer
from the titles alone....
Blessed Sun Cody
People of the Lightning (donna, this might be of interest to you, as
it's set in Florida, dunno if you know where Titusville is...but it's
set in that area 8,000 years ago)
People of the Silence (my #1 favorite--set in Chaco Canyon New
Mexico--Anasazi!)
People of the Lakes (great lakes region)
All are historical fiction, all are about different Native American
peoples, and, for Crys, they all do have sex scenes=-)
Plus, the last two on the list involve loing journeys, especially the
last one.
lol
*walks away*
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>klaatu:
>>reminds me that Nelson Mandela was a convicted felon,
>>who served 27 years in prison;
>>Joan of Arc was a convict, too ---
>>charged with perversion and exececuted for blasphemy;
>>Socrates was a convicted felon as well, executed for seducing kids;
>>Jesus was another convicted felon,
>>executed for trying to change the status quo.
>>all criminals.
>>all convicts.
>>all more worthy role-models
>>than those who murdered them, in form of law.
>Gloria:
>Some. . ..
klaatu:
it's probably worth pointing out
that the charges were trumped-up in all of these cases;
Jeanne d' Arc was charged with perversion
because she wore armour into battle - man's attire;
Colonial bureaucrats in India jailed Gandhi
on a charge of inciting violence.
because the System owned major media,
many people thought Mohandas Gandhi
was a violent terrorist for years.
'bout the same with Nelson Mandela -
the power-elites of South Africa and India
slandered their targets in an effort to turn the public against them.
Socrates was busted for seducing youth
on grounds that he urged young people
to compare their elders' morals with their actions,
and to notice who practiced what they preached.
NetGuy Of Waveland
<kla...@alt-teens.org> wrote in message
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Yep! Thanks for the shopping list :)
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by donawanaa <dona...@tampabay.rr.com> when the
whole world bowed in awe at the intelligence of the following
utterance:
>On Sat, 14 Apr 2001 07:17:16 GMT, sardon...@juno.com (Sardonic
>Maverick) wrote:
>
>>On Fri, 13 Apr 2001 11:52:55 GMT I was astounded by the eloquence and
>>finesse displayed by donawanaa <dona...@tampabay.rr.com> when the
>>whole world bowed in awe at the intelligence of the following
>>utterance:
>>
>>>
>>>doin' a book-swap?
>>>
>>>i mean...everyone picks their favorite book and sends it to someone
>>>else in the ng.
>>>
>>>oh heck...we can probably dispense with the mailing thing...just list
>>>your favorite book...tha'd probably work even better.
>>>
>>>anyone interested?
>>
>>Sure! The Long Quiet Highway by Natalie Goldberg, The mists of
>>Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Memnoch The Devil by Anne Rice.
>
>Ever read Ramses the Damned by Ann Rice? Wonderful take on the mummy
>story...
You know, I think I have. SHould reread it though.
I have read and/or have every book she's written.
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by donawanaa <dona...@tampabay.rr.com> when the
whole world bowed in awe at the intelligence of the following
utterance:
>On Sun, 15 Apr 2001 06:28:34 GMT, sardon...@juno.com (Sardonic
>Maverick) wrote:
>
>>On Sat, 14 Apr 2001 19:46:15 GMT I was astounded by the eloquence and
>>finesse displayed by kla...@alt-teens.org when the whole world bowed
>>in awe at the intelligence of the following utterance:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Sardonica:
>>>>Ahh, must add Tom Robbins! The guy's a genius!
>>>
>>>klaatu:
>>>the Tom Robbins of "Even Cowgirls Get The Blues" ?
>>>"Still Life With Woodpecker"?
>>>oh, yeah !
>>
>>That's the guy! I also liked "Skinny legs and all"
>
><BOG> Jitterbug Perfume and Half Asleep in Frog Pajamas
Oh yeah!! HAIFP was great!!
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by kla...@alt-teens.org when the whole world bowed
in awe at the intelligence of the following utterance:
>
And of course half asleep in frog pajamas was genius!
donawanaa
LOL...whoops...my upper lip musta come loose...
Blessed Sun Cody
<snip>
Cody:
Err...that world should be "long", not "loing".
kla...@alt-teens.org
>> klaatu:
>> he did a whole series of "How-To" books:
>NetGuy Of Waveland:
>Yep! Thanks for the shopping list :)
klaatu:
my pleasure.
there's more - those are just what i remember.
if i can locate a list of his complete works i'll post it.
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>>d'wana:
>>><LOL> Still Life With Woodpecker!!!
>>>
>>>ahhhh...and...Jitterbug Perfurfume
>>klaatu <boggles>:
>>Perfurfume?
>>
>> ... furreal?
>d'wana:
>LOL...whoops...my upper lip musta come loose...
klaatu <jaw drops>:
dang.
we oughta open up a spare-parts shop.
donawanaa
<picks your jaw up> <brushes off sand>
<goes off to fetch SuperGlue>
donawanaa
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club sandwiches, not seals
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kla...@alt-teens.org
>Sardonica:
>And of course half asleep in frog pajamas was genius!
klaatu:
what a collage of mental images -
half - frog genius asleep in pajamas
genius asleep, frog half-in pajamas
half asleep, pajamas in genius frog
genius frog half in pajamas, asleep
a frog sleep-genius in half-pajamas
et cetera....
donawanaa
BANK-bank
KNEE-DEEP!!
donawanaa
(Blessed Sun Cody) wrote:
>My favorite 3 books are:
>
>People of the Lightning (donna, this might be of interest to you, as
>it's set in Florida, dunno if you know where Titusville is...but it's
>set in that area 8,000 years ago)
thanks Cody...who wrote?
>
>People of the Silence (my #1 favorite--set in Chaco Canyon New
>Mexico--Anasazi!)
>
>People of the Lakes (great lakes region)
>
>All are historical fiction, all are about different Native American
>peoples, and, for Crys, they all do have sex scenes=-)
<does the wave> heh heh...
>Plus, the last two on the list involve loing journeys, especially the
>last one.
>
>lol
>
>*walks away*
donawanaa
Blessed Sun Cody
thanks Cody...who wrote?
Cody:
Kathleen O'neal gear, and W. Michael Gear wrote all three of them....lol
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by kla...@alt-teens.org when the whole world bowed
in awe at the intelligence of the following utterance:
>
*G* Other's by him were:
Another roadside attraction
Even cowgirls get the blues
Still life with woodpecker
Jitterbug Perfume
Skinny legs and all.
Pretty complete listing of his works.
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>>>klaatu <boggles>:
>>>>Perfurfume?
>>>>
>>>> ... furreal?
>>>d'wana:
>>>LOL...whoops...my upper lip musta come loose...
>>klaatu <jaw drops>:
>>dang.
>>we oughta open up a spare-parts shop.
>d'wana:
><picks your jaw up> <brushes off sand>
>
>
>
> <goes off to fetch SuperGlue>
klaatu:
<writes in sand>
thanx
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>>Sardonica:
>>>And of course half asleep in frog pajamas was genius!
>>klaatu:
>>what a collage of mental images -
>>
>> half - frog genius asleep in pajamas
>> genius asleep, frog half-in pajamas
>> half asleep, pajamas in genius frog
>> genius frog half in pajamas, asleep
>> a frog sleep-genius in half-pajamas
>>
>> et cetera....
><Pajama-Frogs chant in chorus>:
>BANK-bank
>
>KNEE-DEEP!!
Red-eyed guy in pajamas:
took me a week to get used to the noise;
now i can't sleep without it ....
kla...@alt-teens.org
>>>Sardonica:
>>>And of course half asleep in frog pajamas was genius!
>>klaatu:
>>what a collage of mental images -
>>
>> half - frog genius asleep in pajamas
>> genius asleep, frog half-in pajamas
>> half asleep, pajamas in genius frog
>> genius frog half in pajamas, asleep
>> a frog sleep-genius in half-pajamas
>>
>> et cetera....
>Sardonica:
>*G* Other's by him were:
>
>Another roadside attraction
>Even cowgirls get the blues
>Still life with woodpecker
>Jitterbug Perfume
>Skinny legs and all.
>
>Pretty complete listing of his works.
klaatu:
thank you, Lady Maverick;
seems someone like him and folk like you
would naturally meet, sooner or later.
' sweets to the sweet, mavericks to mavericks.'
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by kla...@alt-teens.org when the whole world bowed
in awe at the intelligence of the following utterance:
>
*chuckles*
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by kla...@alt-teens.org when the whole world bowed
in awe at the intelligence of the following utterance:
>
Perhaps. Entirely possible, as is everything.
CalPup
> >>G* Other's by him were:
> >>Another roadside attraction
> >>Even cowgirls get the blues
> >>Still life with woodpecker
> >>Jitterbug Perfume
> >>Skinny legs and all.
Bleh...
Just an opinion,
© Cal ChickFlicks Pup ®
__AltTeener Emeritus________________
http://www.geocities.com/calpup_2000
CalPup
> In '(I give you) my apologies' the verb is implied. The grammatic figure
> is called an ellipsis (omission). The punctuation is, as a rule, as if the
> verb had been there.
Are you sure you're just Danish...?
Just an opinion,
© ElliptiCalPup ®
_AltTeener Emeritus________________
http://www.geocities.com/calpup_2000
xpn
> xpn wrote:
>
> > In '(I give you) my apologies' the verb is implied. The grammatic figure
> > is called an ellipsis (omission). The punctuation is, as a rule, as if the
> > verb had been there.
>
> Are you sure you're just Danish...?
*flashes devilish smile*
They believed in sex and looking good
With their own brand of music
They weren't pondering
So which side of the fence are you on?
- Adam Ant
Sardonic Maverick
finesse displayed by CalPup <Cal...@alt-teens.org> when the whole
world bowed in awe at the intelligence of the following utterance:
>Sardonic Maverick wrote:
>
>> >>G* Other's by him were:
>
>> >>Another roadside attraction
>> >>Even cowgirls get the blues
>> >>Still life with woodpecker
>> >>Jitterbug Perfume
>> >>Skinny legs and all.
>
>Bleh...
>
>
>
>
> Just an opinion,
>
> © Cal ChickFlicks Pup ®
*L* You should know! :)
CalPup
> Pup wrote:
> > xpn wrote:
> > > In '(I give you) my apologies' the verb is implied. The grammatic figure
> > > is called an ellipsis (omission). The punctuation is, as a rule, as if the
> > > verb had been there.
> > Are you sure you're just Danish...?
> *flashes devilish smile*
my, my....
flirting are we...?
Just an opinion,
© Cal *BatsEyes* Pup ®
___AltTeener Emeritus______________
http://www.geocities.com/calpup_2000
xpn
> xpn wrote:
>
> > Pup wrote:
>
> > > xpn wrote:
> > > > In '(I give you) my apologies' the verb is implied. The grammatic figure
> > > > is called an ellipsis (omission). The punctuation is, as a rule, as if the
> > > > verb had been there.
>
> > > Are you sure you're just Danish...?
>
> > *flashes devilish smile*
>
> my, my....
> flirting are we...?
You tell me.
> © Cal *BatsEyes* Pup ®
*blush*
'If you always must know what's right
you will end up among the ones
who always are wrong'
CalPup
> > xpn wrote:
> > > Pup wrote:
> > > > Are you sure you're just Danish...?
> > > *flashes devilish smile*
> > my, my....
> > flirting are we...?
> You tell me.
> > © Cal *BatsEyes* Pup ®
> *blush*
Oh, Ash, Ash, look, look... !
Dont disappear.
Just like the olden days of yore.
There is a God !
(Not that it can beat the Summer of '97)
Just an opinion,
© Cal GoldenAged Pup ®
___AltTeener Emeritus________________
http://www.geocities.com/calpup_2000