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Timothy Sutter
Timothy Sutter
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Timothy Sutter
now, before you go ahead and -do- that duet,
some people's eyebrows won't be raised at all,
and, i'm not knockin' it,
it's just that the only -gimmick-
would -be- _that_ sentiment...
some people will resent it, and
some people will see it as 'camp value'
but, the question you'll have to ask is,
would it be any -good-?
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I wasn't sure who to ask so I asked myself and answered myself with
the word NO.
Ur showing ur age.
Timothy Sutter
http://timothysutter.usafreespace.com/media/tim.jpg
not that i care
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What picture? I clicked all the Timothys. This msg wuz at the top:
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Do you live in Colorado?
Timothy Sutter
> > in a drift over into 'popular coltchuh'
> > now, before you go ahead and -do- that duet,
> > some people's eyebrows won't be raised at all,
> > and, i'm not knockin' it,
> > it's just that the only -gimmick-
> > would -be- _that_ sentiment...
> > some people will resent it, and
> > some people will see it as 'camp value'
> > but, the question you'll have to ask is,
> > would it be any -good-?
peterrabbit455 wrote:
> I wasn't sure who to ask so I asked myself
> and answered myself with the word NO.
i'm figuring that you'd be among the 'resentful'
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Did you even bother to read what I wrote you silly boy?
Timothy Sutter
Timothy Sutter
> > > > in a drift over into 'popular coltchuh'
> > > >http://tinyurl.com/b79ymq
> > > > now, before you go ahead and -do- that duet,
> > > > some people's eyebrows won't be raised at all,
> > > > and, i'm not knockin' it,
> > > > it's just that the only -gimmick-
> > > > would -be- _that_ sentiment...
> > > > some people will resent it, and
> > > > some people will see it as 'camp value'
> > > > but, the question you'll have to ask is,
> > > > would it be any -good-?
> > peterrabbit455 wrote:
> > > I wasn't sure who to ask so I asked myself
> > > and answered myself with the word NO.
> Timothy Sutter wrote:
> > i'm figuring that you'd be among the 'resentful'
peterrabbit455 wrote:
> Did you even bother to read what I wrote you silly boy?
'silly' means 'blessed'
peterra...@gmail.com
Oh. Now you're leaving? I was attempting to communicate. Even tho I'd
vowed to ignore you.
I wanna see ur picture. At any rate I liked both bands at the time.
Now I could care less. Put their pictures on flags and burn 'em for
all I care. And Frank Zappa's status amongst many people I've met in
these realms in the last year is inexplicable to me.
peterra...@gmail.com
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Nice hair. Very solemn. Where's that smile? You don't look like an axe
murderer tho. But u can't really tell by lookin'. lol
peterra...@gmail.com
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Seriously. Do you live in Colorado? The FBI wants to know. XD
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I don't see blessed on here. But I'm sure you are. Cause u think so.
Just FYI, I use that word as a term of endearment. As well as to make
you putty in my hands.
Main Entry: silly
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: absurd, giddy, foolish
Synonyms: asinine, balmy, brainless, childish, crazy, dippy, dizzy*,
empty, empty-headed*, fatuous, featherbrained*, flighty, foolhardy,
frivolous, harebrained*, idiotic, ignorant, illogical, immature,
imprudent, inane, inappropriate, inconsistent, irrational,
irresponsible, ludicrous, meaningless, muddle-headed, nitwitted,
nonsensical, pointless, preposterous, puerile, ridiculous, senseless,
sheepheaded, simple, simpleminded, stupid, unintelligent,
unreasonable, unwise, vacuous, witless
well, bye. guess u ran away. i have that effect on men.
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Do you live in AURORA, CO? I didn't know there were any trailer parks
out there. So maybe not. Don't be ashamed. I might be living on my
sister's sofa soon. Balancing all my worldly possessions on top of my
body. Just relax. You're way too old for me. But at 139,000+ posts I'd
say you need a woman BAD. Or maybe you need a guy. IDK. Love makes the
world go round they say. Care to disagree? That's my real job. Making
sure everybody gets some.
Timothy Sutter
>> silly means blessed
peterrabbit455 wrote:
> I don't see blessed on here.
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http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/silly
[Middle English seli, silli, blessed, innocent,
from Old English gesælig, blessed.]
[OE. seely, sely, AS. slig, geslig, happy, good, fr. sl, sl,
good, happy, sl good fortune, happines; akin to OS. salig,
a, good, happy, D. zalig blessed, G. selig, OHG. s[=a]l[=i]g, Icel.
s?l, Sw. s["a]ll, Dan. salig, Goth. s?ls good, kind, and perh.
also to L. sollus whole, entire, Gr. ???, Skr. sarva. Cf. Seel, n.]
1. Happy; fortunate; blessed. [Obs.] --Chaucer.
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Timothy Sutter
anyway, this isn't about frank zappa.
it's about the picture.
and the picture is a parody of
the sgt. pepper album cover.
that's the 'beatles'
and so, the 'duet' concerns a 'beatle'
and pop culcha
Timothy Sutter
and so, -if- that 'beatle'
wants to do what =could= amount
to a parody of -himself-,
the question still remains,
would it be any -good-?
cuz "we're only in it for the money"
has been done already...
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And again. I would say no. It's no good. Because nobody cares. Anybody
who was there has one foot in the grave. And they might go haha for a
coupla seconds. Anybody young definitely would not care. Or would have
no idea what it represented. Do you live in Colorado? Love, Lucy
P.S. That it my least favorite album after Let It Be (which is my
least favorite single as well - in the whole world). I saw 'em live in
'66 & was 3' away from their limo. Wanna touch me? Don't answer that.
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PPS.
The Mothers were largely responsible for my becoming a hippie. Che
Guevara was largely responsiblee for my becoming a Leftist. If you
lived in Colorado we could go see the new movie about him when it
comes out. Not as friends of course. We could duct tape each others
mouths shut to avoid problems.
Timothy Sutter
> > > http://tinyurl.com/b79ymq
===
http://www.spin.com/articles/paris-hilton-paul-mccartney-lets-duet
News
Paris Hilton to Paul McCartney: "Let's Duet!"
Hilton propositions the Beatles legend.
===
Timothy Sutter
> > > > http://tinyurl.com/b79ymq
"The Ed Sullivan Show" was a 'circus' anyway...
peterra...@gmail.com
Yep. It was. The Beatles were the only good thing that ever happened
to it.
My hormones came alive that day first night they were on.
I have duct tape.
I'm gonna hafta go scope out trailer parks in Aurora later. Since ur
being such a brat as usual. After I put up my Daily Dose of Tim. Brat
means foxy in Portugeuse.
I'm starting a Daily Dose of Keith too.
I would spring for DSL if I were u.
^_^
Timothy Sutter
> > > > > http://tinyurl.com/b79ymq
> "The Ed Sullivan Show" was a 'circus' anyway...
===
http://www.tv.com/the-ed-sullivan-show/show/1156/summary.html
This long-running variety series premiered on June 20, 1948
with the title Toast of the Town. (The Toast of the Town
link covers the first 8 seasons of Ed Sullivan.)
The series was re-titled The Ed Sullivan Show on September 25, 1955
(the beginning of the 9th season). Although the name had changed,
it remained the same variety show with "something for everyone."
There continued to be a diverse guest line-up which included singers,
musicians, actors, dancers, comedians, circus acts,
plate spinners and acrobats.
==
http://geniimagazine.com/wiki/index.php/Ed_Sullivan_Show
The Ed Sullivan Show was an American television variety show
that ran from June 20, 1948 to June 6, 1971, and was hosted
by entertainment columnist Ed Sullivan. It ran on CBS every
Sunday night at 8 p.m. Virtually every type of entertainment
appeared on the show; opera singers, rock stars, songwriters,
comedians, ballet dancers, magicians and circus acts were
regularly featured. The format was essentially the same
as vaudeville, and although vaudeville had died
a generation earlier, Sullivan presented many
ex-vaudevillians on his show.
==
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/vaudeville
vaudeville
1. theatrical entertainment consisting of a number of
individual performances, acts, or mixed numbers, as by
comedians, singers, dancers, acrobats, and magicians.
Compare variety (def. 9).
2. a theatrical piece of light or amusing character,
interspersed with songs and dances.
3. a satirical cabaret song.
Origin:
1730–40; < F, shortened alter. of MF chanson du vau de Vire
song of the vale1 of Vire, a valley of Calvados, France,
noted for satirical folksongs
Light theatrical entertainment, popular in the late nineteenth
and early twentieth centuries, consisting of a succession of
short acts. A vaudeville show usually included comedians,
singers, dancers, jugglers, trained animals, magicians,
and the like.
==
http://www.tower.com/motown-gold-on-ed-sullivan-show-dvd/wapi/107052344
Ed Sullivan's long-running variety show famously had
"something for everyone," from circus acts to rock & roll.
Motown fans were no exception, and the cream of the crop
is presented in this collection. The sensuous, R&B-influenced
music of Marvin Gaye joins performances by the Temptations,
the Four Tops, and the Supremes for some irresistible tunes
that go straight to the soul. Gladys Knight and the Pips,
the young Jackson Five, and Smokey Robinson--the most
poetic of R&B singers--round out the bill.
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Timothy Sutter
> > > > > > http://tinyurl.com/b79ymq
> > "The Ed Sullivan Show" was a 'circus' anyway...
so now, if you take all of this 'crap'
out of 'private ownership'
you get
"The King of Hearts"
Le Roi de coeur (1966)
===
http://movies.nytimes.com/movie/review?res=9902E6DB103AE63ABC4851DFB066838C679EDE
By VINCENT CANBY Published: June 20, 1967
IN the last scene of "King of Hearts," the latest
Philippe De Brocca import from France, Alan Bates
stands at the gate of a madhouse, seeking permanent
asylum from the real world. He is holding
a bird cage and is stark naked.
<...>
That, briefly stated, is that the certified insane of this world
are a lot less lunatic than the madmen who persist in making lunatic
war.
Set in that long ago antique time of World War I, "King of Hearts"
recounts the adventures of an amiable Scot who, during the last days
of the fighting, is sent into a little French village to find and
dismantle a giant booby trap left behind by the Germans. By the time
the Scot arrives, the citizens have fled, leaving the village in the
custody of the inmates of the local asylum.
They are a larky crew indeed, and it's not particularly surprising
when the good, sane Scot, whom Alan Bates plays with such decent
and funny intensity, finally succumbs to their logic. Of course,
Mr. De Brocca, the director, and Daniel Boulanger, the script writer,
have loaded the dice, or have they?
There is not a catatonic in the lot of these charming lunatics — dukes,
duchesses, generals, a marvelously compliant madam and a virginal whore—
all of whom persist in regarding Mr. Bates's efforts to save them
as totally incomprehensible.
Instead, they name him the King of Hearts and hold a coronation that
might have been choreographed by the Marx Brothers. When, at the climax
of their festival, two opposing armies fight to the death in the
village square, the "duchess" turns to the "duke" and coments blandly:
"I think they're over-acting."
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peterra...@gmail.com
> > > > > > in a drift over into 'popular coltchuh'
> > > > > >http://tinyurl.com/b79ymq
> > "The Ed Sullivan Show" was a 'circus' anyway...
>
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Lassie is an American television series that follows the adventures of
a female rough collie named Lassie and her companions, human and
animal. One of the longest running dramatic series on television,
Lassie was first broadcast from September 12, 1954, to March 24, 1973.
The show saw seventeen seasons on CBS before entering first-run
syndication for its final two seasons. Filmed initially in black-and-
white, the show transitioned to color during the 1960s.
The show's first ten seasons follow Lassie's adventures in a small
farming community. Fictional eleven-year-old Jeff Miller (1954-1957),
his mother, and his grandfather are Lassie's first human companions
until seven-year-old TIMMY TIMMY TIMMY TTT_TIMMY Timmy Martin
(1957-1964) and his adoptive parents take over in the fourth season.
When Lassie's exploits on the farm end in the eleventh season, she
finds new adventures in the wilderness with Forest Rangers Corey
Stuart, Bob Erickson, and Scott Turner. Following a year without human
leads (1970), Lassie finally settles at a children's home for her
final seasons.
Lassie found critical favor from its debut and won two Emmy awards in
its first years. Show stars Jan Clayton and June Lockhart were also
nominated for Emmys. Merchandise produced during its run included
books, Halloween costumes, clothing, toys, and other items. Campbell's
Soup offered two premiums (a ring and a wallet), and distributed
thousands to fans. A multi-part episode was edited into the feature
film, Lassie's Great Adventure and released in August 1963. In 1989,
The New Lassie brought series' star Jon Provost back to television as
Steve McCullough, a man denying his identity as Timmy Martin after
learning the Martins did not properly adopt him. Lassie is
occasionally seen in reruns and some episodes are available on VHS and
DVD.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lassie_(1954_TV_series)
BRICK WALL: Timothy Sutter's favorite architectural structure.
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The King of Hearts is an OUTSTANDINGLY GREAT movie.
Timothy Sutter
> > > > > > > http://tinyurl.com/b79ymq
> > > "The Ed Sullivan Show" was a 'circus' anyway...
> so now, if you take all of this 'crap'
> out of 'private ownership'
> you get
> "The King of Hearts"
> Le Roi de coeur (1966)
> ===
peterra...@gmail.com
>
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Yes. A review. Have u seen it? The movie? Do you like it?
Timothy Sutter
> > > "The King of Hearts"
> > > Le Roi de coeur (1966)
> > > ===
> > > By VINCENT CANBY Published: June 20, 1967
> > > IN the last scene of "King of Hearts," the latest
> > > Philippe De Brocca import from France, Alan Bates
> > > stands at the gate of a madhouse, seeking permanent
> > > asylum from the real world. He is holding
> > > a bird cage and is stark naked.
<...>
> > > two opposing armies fight to the death in the
> > > village square, the "duchess" turns to the "duke"
> > > and coments blandly: "I think they're over-acting."
> > > ===-
peterrabbit455 wrote:
> Yes. A review. Have u seen it? The movie? Do you like it?
metamucil comes in a 'generic' form...
peterra...@gmail.com
>
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and asses usually come with heads removed. go check urs real quick.
constipation is not my problem in other words. it seems to be your's.
would you like to fill me in further on my problem? we were chatting
about a movie & then all of a sudden you go into this mode per above.
Timothy Sutter
> > > > > "The King of Hearts"
> > > > > Le Roi de coeur (1966)
> > > > > ===
> > > >http://tinyurl.com/bhedj2
> > > > > By VINCENT CANBY Published: June 20, 1967
> > > > > IN the last scene of "King of Hearts," the latest
> > > > > Philippe De Brocca import from France, Alan Bates
> > > > > stands at the gate of a madhouse, seeking permanent
> > > > > asylum from the real world. He is holding
> > > > > a bird cage and is stark naked.
> > <...>
> > > > > two opposing armies fight to the death in the
> > > > > village square, the "duchess" turns to the "duke"
> > > > > and coments blandly: "I think they're over-acting."
> > > > > ===-
> > peterrabbit455 wrote:
> > > Yes. A review. Have u seen it? The movie? Do you like it?
> Timothy Sutter wrote:
> > metamucil comes in a 'generic' form...
peterrabbit455 wrote:
> and asses usually come with heads removed. go check urs real quick.
> constipation is not my problem in other words. it seems to be your's.
> would you like to fill me in further on my problem? we were chatting
> about a movie & then all of a sudden you go into this mode per above.
you're very easily offended
this must mean that i overwhelmingly =+WIN+=
the "smart ass contest"
and all, without even -trying-
cuz that ain't even my bag,
that's -your- bag...
peterra...@gmail.com
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It's not over 'til the fat lady sings.
Don't u have a prayer meeting to go get ready for or somethin'?
Timothy Sutter
> > > peterrabbit455 wrote:
> > Timothy Sutter wrote:
> peterrabbit455 wrote:
Timothy Sutter wrote:
> you're very easily offended
> this must mean that i overwhelmingly =+WIN+=
i mean, there's just no question about it,
you've become offended thrice in one week
and even =vowed= to 'ignore me'
and -you're- the self described "smart ass"
Timothy Sutter
> > > > metamucil comes in a 'generic' form...
> > peterrabbit455 wrote:
> > > and asses usually come with heads removed. go check urs real quick.
> > > constipation is not my problem in other words. it seems to be your's.
> > > would you like to fill me in further on my problem? we were chatting
> > > about a movie & then all of a sudden you go into this mode per above.
> Timothy Sutter wrote:
> > you're very easily offended
> > this must mean that i overwhelmingly =+WIN+=
> > the "smart ass contest"
> > and all, without even -trying-
> > cuz that ain't even my bag,
> > that's -your- bag...
peterrabbit455 wrote:
> It's not over 'til the fat lady sings.
> Don't u have a prayer meeting to go get ready for or somethin'?
the 'fat lady' dun sung
and that 'fat lady' is -you
even you don't happen to be 'fat' -or- a 'lady'
-you- dun sung several times
it's on 're-runs' now...
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I like to give it but I don't like to take it. I'll go to the Thick
Skin store after I get a job and have the money to buy one. You just
switched so abruptly. I was startled. Like I started to think you were
crazy maybe. I prefer consistent smart-assness or consistent regular
talking. In the same conversation I mean.
peterra...@gmail.com
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And furthermore, u r the most unchristian christian I've ever
encountered. I like that about u. Re-runs. That's good.
Timothy Sutter
> > you've become offended thrice in one week
> > and even =vowed= to 'ignore me'
> > and -you're- the self described "smart ass"
> > > the "smart ass contest"
> > > and all, without even -trying-
> > > cuz that ain't even my bag,
> > > that's -your- bag...
peterrabbit455 wrote:
> I like to give it but I don't like to take it.
i +=WIN=+
hoohoo [does victory dance]
-and- i was -not- even -trying-
Timothy Sutter
> And furthermore, u r the most unchristian christian I've ever encountered.
now that =you'd= be able to ascertain
that which exemplifies a TRUE christian
from any of the various dime store phonies...
hoo hooo
i +=WIN=+
Timothy Sutter
i gotta go for a while.
duty calls...
Timothy Sutter
> i gotta go for a while.
> duty calls...
but, i was kidding about the "victory dance"
that i didn't really do,
i just said it, for effect...
it was undignified,
but, i'm not 'sorry'
peterra...@gmail.com
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HA! You told me you were going. -_ I WIN _-. XD. Ur already
practically my husband.
TIM DOES HIS SUPERCREATIVE VICTORY DANCE
http://media.photobucket.com/image/victory%20dance/meveland1970/victorychickendance.gif?o=35
Is that "duty" as in poop? Or r u in the army? And if u say ur in
God's army u will pay.
Timothy Sutter
> > > > i +=WIN=+
> > > i gotta go for a while.
> > > duty calls...
> > but, i was kidding about the "victory dance"
> > that i didn't really do,
> > i just said it, for effect...
> > it was undignified,
> > but, i'm not 'sorry'
peterrabbit455 wrote:
> HA! You told me you were going.
i'm very considerate,
even to strangers.
Timothy Sutter
> > > > > i +=WIN=+
> > > > i gotta go for a while.
> > > > duty calls...
> > > but, i was kidding about the "victory dance"
> > > that i didn't really do,
> > > i just said it, for effect...
> > > it was undignified,
> > > but, i'm not 'sorry'
> peterrabbit455 wrote:
> > HA! You told me you were going.
Timothy Sutter wrote:
> i'm very considerate,
> even to strangers.
and in my consideration,
i showed you some of the pitfalls of
"Cynical Pragmatism"
and in having a multiple standard.
by -your- own statements,
-you- engage in behaviors to which -you- object.
-you- are in an argument with your-self-.
you don't need a 'thicker skin'
you need to -remedy- that.
Timothy Sutter
> i showed you some of the pitfalls of
> "Cynical Pragmatism"
> and in having a multiple standard.
> by -your- own statements,
> -you- engage in behaviors to which -you- object.
> -you- are in an argument with your-self-.
one ends up, compartMentaLizing themself
and -polarizing- their attitudes
and wandering off into strange =dualisms=
and the /strife/ is -within-
and ERIS has "her" way with you...
only "she" ain't =conscious= of "her" efforts...
and -you- are the "silly putty"
put that club down and -don't-
go off considering 'payback'
that's for YHWH to handle...
e
t
c
Timothy Sutter
> > i showed you some of the pitfalls of
> > "Cynical Pragmatism"
> > and in having a multiple standard.
> > by -your- own statements,
> > -you- engage in behaviors to which -you- object.
> > -you- are in an argument with your-self-.
> one ends up, compartMentaLizing themself
> and -polarizing- their attitudes
> and wandering off into strange =dualisms=
> and the /strife/ is -within-
> and ERIS has "her" way with you...
it's sometimes, sort of like,
ERIS waltsez over and picks up a light socket,
says, "duh, whutz this?" and sticks her finger innit,
and =you= get knocked across the room.
yes, i am a christian
Timothy Sutter
when and if one ever knows what this means,
then, i'll respect their opinion on the matter...
i'd be -all- ears, jack...
and i am
peterra...@gmail.com
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Do you actually believe that you can be a dualism-free human being? I
both like to kid around & put you down and also talk straight-
forwardly and sincerely. I am not interested in resolving that
argument w/ myself, as you put it. ERIS be praised. XD. I think it's
just human nature. What I said about liking to dish it but not have it
dished to me was honest only to the extent that if I get the vibe that
the person putting me down is indeed hostile, I don't like it.
Otherwise I like it. It doesn't bother me. That is pretty hard to tell
sometimes on the internet. A person's intentions I mean. I am trying
my best to like you. But it's fun teasing you too.
I would never be able to tell what your take of being a Christian is
unless I could read your mind. Words are a poor substitute for that. I
was raised a Quaker. I didn't see a lot of proselytizing going on by
them. It was a more private affair. I don't care for people who think
they have "The Truth" & then talk your ear off about it. It's fine
with me if they think they have it tho. The extent to which you talk
about it and even fall back on it as a substitute for holding up your
end of a debate at times makes me think it's either something you have
to constantly convince yourself about, or it's a crutch when you can't
think of anything else to say, or both.
LOOK!! I found the origin of TEH.
TEH: alternate spelling of THE. Used frequently on the internet
primarily by the Millenial generation.
Origin: A renegade group of Soviet Young Pioneers who plan to take
over the world one word at a time.
WARNING: Should you wish to abstain from voluntary use of "TEH" until
such time as it becomes mandatory, NOW would be the time to do so. HAGD
Timothy Sutter
> > > yes, i am a christian
peterrabbit455 wrote:
> Do you actually believe
nevermind...
Timothy Sutter
peterra...@gmail.com
> /no communication/
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That's too bad. I'm eating cherry pie. I was gonna come out to Aurora
to share it with you since I know you have no transportation except
the van that picks you up to go to church.
p.s. My WIN is your LOSS.
Timothy Sutter
> > /no communication/
peterrabbit455 wrote:
> That's too bad.
feel free to keep your vow to ignore me.
peterra...@gmail.com
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You wish.