I want shelves of books behind me the next time I speak
RichaLlo3
shelves of books behind me.
Jean B.
>
> I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV. Yep...i wants
> shelves of books behind me.
When and why were you speaking on TV? Or are you just alluding to
someone who had them in the background?
--
Jean B.
Butterkup
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> I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV. Yep...i
wants
> shelves of books behind me.
Either you better start reading quick, or I will sell you a bunch of mine.
sue
Dink
> I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV. Yep...i wants
> shelves of books behind me.
I want a large window and in view outside the window, a ram and a ewe
doin' what comes naturally.
--
Dink
N 30.21, W 97.81 http://snipurl.com/whereiam
"A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still."
~~ Bard of Avon
The Americanist
interviews in our home.
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> I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV. Yep...i wants
> shelves of books behind me.
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Dink
wrote:
>The message <xn0dgxyflbff...@news.individual.net>
>from "Dink" <m...@privacy.net> contains these words:
>
>> RichaLlo3 wrote:
>
>> > I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV.
>> > Yep...i wants
>> > shelves of books behind me.
>
>> I want a large window and in view outside the window, a ram and a ewe
>> doin' what comes naturally.
>
>So, who'll be paying any attention to what you're saying, Dink? <G>
Maybe I could lecture on animal husbandry...<G>
Bill Becker
Get rich like John Edwards ! :o)
BillB (FL)
Eugene A. Calame
>I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV. Yep...i wants
>shelves of books behind me.
Suggest you make use of the public library.
--
Eugene A. Calame
Austin, Texas USA
RichaLlo3
>> shelves of books behind me.
>
>When and why were you speaking on TV? Or are you just alluding to
>someone who had them in the background?
>--
>Jean B.
i wuza alluding...but iffa ever speak on TV, I want sheves of books behind me
:-).
RichaLlo3
>wants
>> shelves of books behind me.
>
> Either you better start reading quick, or I will sell you a bunch of mine.
>sue
ima going to get Condoleeesa to read for me....lol.
RichaLlo3
>wants
>> shelves of books behind me.
>
>I want a large window and in view outside the window, a ram and a ewe
>doin' what comes naturally.
lol..lol...how creative :-)
RichaLlo3
>interviews in our home.
>
>--
>Regards, Clark
thar ye go......i want them to iffin i ever speak on TV.
RichaLlo3
>Toddy
UMMMMMMMMM....?
RichaLlo3
>Get rich like John Edwards ! :o)
>BillB (FL)
Bill....you dehumanizing the great work of a man who fights for the
disadvantaged.
RichaLlo3
>wants
>>shelves of books behind me.
>
>
>Suggest you make use of the public library.
well...i gotta have a wall behind the shelves....and...and heavy like
books....all at least 400 pages, placed neatly.
Graham
This is what I looked like last time I was on TV (webcam) this afternoon at
http://httpd.chello.nl/j.hutson/frame.html
Graham
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Bobbie
I got books with more than 400 pages, lots of them. in bookcases on a
panelled wall.....Think I could make a TV statement Richard....? LOL.
Bobbie;-)
Eugene A. Calame
For one third, or more, of the settlement.
Eugene A. Calame
The library has that. At least the ones in Austin does. Not sure how they
would be where you are.
DittyDu...@webtv.net
educators, and all other types that want you to think they really know
what they are talking about.
Have you noticed that if it's written in a book, even hand written,
everybody will believe even the worst of lies?
Yeah, I guess you have noticed.
Blake
----------------------
rich...@aol.com (RichaLlo3)
DittyDu...@webtv.net
exhibit in an anti-bellum home that a lawyer had just renovated for his
office near downtown.
On the first floor, he had his office and the art exhibit, and a combo
playing, and wine and cheeses.
Being of the IN group, some of us went upstairs to see the renovation of
the second floor. He had a whole wall of books--but they were only the
spines of some the designer had bought at the flea and cut. There was
ornate molding where the edge of shelves would have been. The books had
been cut off about 3 inches from the spine, so they would all be the
same width, and fitted in to look like bookcases with books in them.
Then, for a surprise, there was one place where a piece of rope stuck
out. He pulled it, and part of the wall twisted and a opened like a
door, so you could go into another room.
(Maybe lawyers need this sort of thing.) Then inside the other room,
which had windows and took up the other half of the second floor, he had
an enormous poster bed and an oil painting hanging over it. It was of a
young black woman all dressed up in a ruffle-skirted dress, posed in a
very compromising position. I tried not to stare. We congratulated him
on his innovative decor and his clever designer, and went back
downstairs. Then fled.
Maybe you want to copy the book wall part? Miss Annie might like that.
Blake
RichaLlo3
>> books....all at least 400 pages, placed neatly.
>
>
>I got books with more than 400 pages, lots of them. in bookcases on a
>panelled wall.....Think I could make a TV statement Richard....? LOL.
>Bobbie;-)
>
>
RichaLlo3
>Blake
lol..lol...yeah...she'd spine ends i bet.
RichaLlo3
>an enormous poster bed and an oil painting hanging over it. It was of a
>young black woman all dressed up in a ruffle-skirted dress, posed in a
>very compromising position.
yep...i advised ya before.....whitie men luv
sexing color...that's why they no negros anymore.
RichaLlo3
>>>Get rich like John Edwards ! :o)
>>>BillB (FL)
>>
>>Bill....you dehumanizing the great work of a man who fights for the
>>disadvantaged.
>For one third, or more, of the settlement.
WELL EUGENE KERRY...HOW DO YOU PROPOSED THE POOR PAYING? LOL.
RichaLlo3
>This is what I looked like last time I was on TV (webcam) this afternoon at
>http://httpd.chello.nl/j.hutson/frame.html
>Graham
LOL...OH LORDY, GRAHAM :-)...Annie needs to work that work station over!
RichaLlo3
>educators, and all other types that want you to think they really know
>what they are talking about.
>
LOL...LOL...
>Have you noticed that if it's written in a book, even hand written,
>everybody will believe even the worst of lies?
>Yeah, I guess you have noticed.
>Blake
YEAH...like...."The Wall Street Journal said today".....LIKE THEY KNOW...LOL
Graham
LOL
Jean B.
>
> RichaLlo3 wrote:
>
> > I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV. Yep...i wants
> > shelves of books behind me.
>
> doin' what comes naturally.
>
> Dink
> N 30.21, W 97.81 http://snipurl.com/whereiam
> "A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still."
> ~~ Bard of Avon
Well, I was gonna agree (here the window is too high), but the end
of that is a bit odd.... And surely you would not want that view
all the time.
--
Jean B.
Jean B.
Welp, you'll just have to do yer speakin' here.
--
Jean B.
Dink
Surely you knew I was jesting. Did you see the kid having problems
staying awake while George Bush was speaking? Any movement in the
background is very distracting.
Jean B.
How bizarre, Blake. And I don't think I would want to be a party
to destroying books.
--
Jean B.
Marsha
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Jean B.
Dare I ask why white men are attracted to black women? (Not
saying there's anything wrong with interracial relationships, mind
you.) Is it just the forbidden fruit aspect of it or ???
--
Jean B.
Toddy
interview......... unless you were in front of your crappie boat <g>
Toddy
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Jean B.
>
> Jean B. wrote:
>
> > Dink wrote:
> > >
> > > RichaLlo3 wrote:
> > >
> > > > I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV. Yep...i wants
> > > > shelves of books behind me.
> > >
> > > I want a large window and in view outside the window, a ram and a ewe
> > > doin' what comes naturally.
> > >
> > > --
> > > Dink
> > > N 30.21, W 97.81 http://snipurl.com/whereiam
> > > "A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still."
> > > ~~ Bard of Avon
> >
> > Well, I was gonna agree (here the window is too high), but the end
> > of that is a bit odd.... And surely you would not want that view
> > all the time.
>
> Surely you knew I was jesting. Did you see the kid having problems
> staying awake while George Bush was speaking? Any movement in the
> background is very distracting.
>
--
Jean B.
Eugene A. Calame
The poor should not have to. The great work of a man who fights for the
disadvantaged should be pro bono.
RichaLlo3
>at
>> >http://httpd.chello.nl/j.hutson/frame.html
>> >Graham
>> LOL...OH LORDY, GRAHAM :-)...Annie needs to work that work station over!
>No way Jose
>LOL
LOL...Aniie would ring your neck ...lol
RichaLlo3
>saying there's anything wrong with interracial relationships, mind
>you.) Is it just the forbidden fruit aspect of it or ???
>--
>Jean B.
forbidden fruit :-)
RichaLlo3
>I thought maybe you wanted thing to be different from your last TV
>interview......... unless you were in front of your crappie boat <g>
>Toddy
LOL...I gonna send you my business card...just for you :-)
Toddy
Toddy
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Those books go for a nickle apiece. Pity, as some of them are
interesting--but there isn't enough storage space for all the old books
that nobody reads any more. Youngsters think everything should be
stored on a disc, and lots of them can't read beyond sixth grade level.
It's gotten so that the best sellers are sex books, cook books and
religious books.
(BTW, I don't think I would want to hire that lawyer.)
Blake
--------------------
DittyDu...@webtv.net
supposed to be gay, and his partner was the decorator. I am guessing
that the huge oil portrait was bought from a house down on Mulberry
Street, when they tore that down during Urban Renewal--Kennedy's baby.
But, of course, it's only a guess. I was more surprised that he invited
a group in to view his private bedroom, when he could have put it in
with the rest of the art exhibit. Of course, back then, it wouldn't
have been PC to do that.
We havin' a big flap now about the final graduation exhibit at the
college of art here. One work was removed as not proper for general
viewing. Then, after the newspaper got into it, it has been put back in.
The prez of the college won't comment, the paper said-- but said he
replied in e-mail that if the newspaper would print a photo of the work
in question, he would be glad to discuss it.
Blake
---------------
rich...@aol.com (RichaLlo3)
Jean B.
>
> Designers are a good source of sales for books you can't give away.
> Those books go for a nickle apiece. Pity, as some of them are
> interesting--but there isn't enough storage space for all the old books
> that nobody reads any more. Youngsters think everything should be
> stored on a disc, and lots of them can't read beyond sixth grade level.
> It's gotten so that the best sellers are sex books, cook books and
> religious books.
> (BTW, I don't think I would want to hire that lawyer.)
> Blake
Relatedly, I just heard a piece on how used book stores aren't
doing too well, and one of our good old ones is about to close its
doors. They blame the availability of books via the internet--and
the fact that people (presumably mostly younger) are just not so
book-oriented now. Sad. I love browsing through book stores and
reading books. I will never get the same visceral pleasure from
reading on some screen.
--
Jean B.
DittyDu...@webtv.net
stores have long since yielded to the chans. But when the used book
stores can't make it, that's the end of the line.
Some of the saddest passings are the old books that describe life in
earlier years, without all the political correctness of today
interference. I think back to the Depression years, when reading was
everyone's pleasure and recreation, and writing had to be pretty good,
or nobody would buy the book, and books were cheap. I came in late on
that, but a top notch novel was maybe $4.95. People had to save to buy
one. Most passed them along to friends, and swapped out.
Blake
--------------------------
lonestar
RichaLlo3 wrote:
> I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV. Yep...i wants
> shelves of books behind me.
Trying to look like Andy Rooney?
:-)
lonestar
Dink wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 00:32:00 +0100, Anne Jackson <amyg...@zetnet.co.uk>
> wrote:
>
>
>>The message <xn0dgxyflbff...@news.individual.net>
>
>>from "Dink" <m...@privacy.net> contains these words:
>
>>>RichaLlo3 wrote:
>>
>>>>I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV.
>>>>Yep...i wants
>>>>shelves of books behind me.
>>
>>>I want a large window and in view outside the window, a ram and a ewe
>>>doin' what comes naturally.
>>
>>So, who'll be paying any attention to what you're saying, Dink? <G>
>
>
> Maybe I could lecture on animal husbandry...<G>
Wouldn't that require a G-13 rating or such?
:-)
>
lonestar
RichaLlo3 wrote:
>>You figuren on being a Tort lawyer, Richard?
>>Get rich like John Edwards ! :o)
>>BillB (FL)
>
>
> Bill....you dehumanizing the great work of a man who fights for the
> disadvantaged.
And makes Millions while his clients only receive a small percentage.
:-(
lonestar
RichaLlo3 wrote:
>>>I wants shelves of books behind me the next time I speak on TV. Yep...i
>>
>>wants
>>
>>>shelves of books behind me.
>>
>>
>>Suggest you make use of the public library.
>
>
> well...i gotta have a wall behind the shelves....and...and heavy like
> books....all at least 400 pages, placed neatly.
Will the books be filled with blank pages?
:-)
lonestar
Graham wrote:
> Richard
> This is what I looked like last time I was on TV (webcam) this afternoon at
> http://httpd.chello.nl/j.hutson/frame.html
> Graham
LOL!!!! Typical "Private Eye" surroundings.
:-)
lonestar
Jean B. wrote:
I thought the "forbidden fruit" was an apple.
:-)
RichaLlo3
i gotta grow some eyebrows! LOL
RichaLlo3
>> disadvantaged.
>
>And makes Millions while his clients only receive a small percentage.
>:-(
That's not true Robert.
RichaLlo3
>> books....all at least 400 pages, placed neatly.
>
>Will the books be filled with blank pages?
>:-)
sure
RichaLlo3
>>>sexing color...that's why they no negros anymore.
>>
>> Dare I ask why white men are attracted to black women? (Not
>> saying there's anything wrong with interracial relationships, mind
>> you.) Is it just the forbidden fruit aspect of it or ???
>
>I thought the "forbidden fruit" was an apple.
>:-)
damn Robert, don't ya ever read into the Bible. The APPLE presents the nector
of the Gods....LOL...LOL
Jean B.
>
> I share your pleaslure with old books, Jean. Independent new book
> stores have long since yielded to the chans. But when the used book
> stores can't make it, that's the end of the line.
> Some of the saddest passings are the old books that describe life in
> earlier years, without all the political correctness of today
> interference. I think back to the Depression years, when reading was
> everyone's pleasure and recreation, and writing had to be pretty good,
> or nobody would buy the book, and books were cheap. I came in late on
> that, but a top notch novel was maybe $4.95. People had to save to buy
> one. Most passed them along to friends, and swapped out.
> Blake
Makes me want to run out and save the old books single-handedly!
I wonder whether I can find some lists of books that have some
real flavor when they describe times of yore both here and
elsewhere. I love such books, and their loss would be a real
tragedy.
Going a bit farther afield, I also don't like libraries with
closed stacks. Not speaking of the really old holdings, but, say,
current NF holdings. Boy, was I unhappy to encounter this when
Leah and I were looking for some books. How on earth can you
browse through the books and find some unexpected treasure this
way? You can't. To me, that is just awful.
--
Jean B.
Jean B.
>
> I thought the "forbidden fruit" was an apple.
> :-)
I think I'll stick with your interpretation for now.
--
Jean B.
DittyDu...@webtv.net
back to at least 1870--and I loaned it to a friend who never brought it
back, and couldn't recall borrowing it when I asked. He's dead now, so
I'll never know what happened to it
I hate the closed stacks, too. I am told that thieves will cut out rare
pictures and pages using a thread, so it's not obvious that they are
missing. Libraries are subject to shoplifting, too. You'd think
libraries could use hidden cameras and make folks wear ID's or
something. Our library has been using a scanning system for years, just
like the airport.
Blake
------------------------
Jean B.
>
> My mother had a book on bee keeping from her uncle --must have dated
> back to at least 1870--and I loaned it to a friend who never brought it
> back, and couldn't recall borrowing it when I asked. He's dead now, so
> I'll never know what happened to it
>
> I hate the closed stacks, too. I am told that thieves will cut out rare
> pictures and pages using a thread, so it's not obvious that they are
> missing. Libraries are subject to shoplifting, too. You'd think
> libraries could use hidden cameras and make folks wear ID's or
> something. Our library has been using a scanning system for years, just
> like the airport.
> Blake
Ouch about that book, Blake.
Rw the libraries, we have scanners too, but they wouldn't catch
those pages. I like the idea of the cameras.
--
Jean B.
lonestar
RichaLlo3 wrote:
Is it just the forbidden fruit aspect of it or ???
Robert wrote?
I thought the "forbidden fruit" was an apple.
:-)
>
> damn Robert, don't ya ever read into the Bible. The APPLE presents the nector
> of the Gods....LOL...LOL
???
Robert
The Americanist
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