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message 1: by David (last edited Feb 05, 2009 01:16PM) (new)

David | 4568 comments I can hardly keep desecrating Donne, Pound, and their ilk. So I started a new thread.

Cross-posted from "True North," a discussion of underground tunnels and such:

I feel chthonic
I feel chthonic
I feel chhtonic, laconic and cold
And I pity
Any mole that doesn't share my soul.

I feel moldy
I feel moldy
It's alarming how moldy I am
And so chthonic
I can hardly believe just how damp!

See the earthy man in that river there.
Who can that dank creature be?
Such a moldy face
Such an earthy shirt
Such a somber smile
I can hardly believe that it's me!

UPDATE: Corrected spelling to "chthonic."


message 2: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
A cross between Wind in the Willows and West Side Story?


message 3: by David (new)

David | 4568 comments Could be. There's a wonderful song, "Marry the Mole," by Carol Channing in an animated film not well known called "Thumbelina."


message 4: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
I have seen it......!!!


message 5: by Sigrid (new)

Sigrid Ruyter Smolan | 16 comments That just reminds me of the song "I feel pretty" :P
what exactly is the point of this game..?


message 6: by Ken (new)

Ken | 18609 comments Mod
Is it a game? Who's on first? And who let the catterel out?


message 7: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10403 comments There a catalogue for all the catterel and a dogalogue for all the dogma.


message 8: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10403 comments
Main Entry: chthon·ic
Pronunciation: \ˈthä-nik\


message 9: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10403 comments I am still not sure how the ä is pronounced.


message 10: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 16401 comments Mod
It means comes from the Greek. Ancient Greek χθών (khthōn), “‘ground’”


message 11: by Ken (new)

Ken | 18609 comments Mod
And it's pronounced like so (listen up!):


message 12: by Ken (new)

Ken | 18609 comments Mod
thr-oh.


message 13: by Ruth (new)

Ruth | 16401 comments Mod
The big end of > < points towards the larger number.


message 14: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
5>3
4<19


message 15: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
The world would stop spinning if they went the same way!!
Just remember that the less than sign (<) looks like a wonky capital L (for Less).....or that the bigger number goes at the bigger end. And 4>19 is just wrong!


message 16: by Debbie, sardonic princess of cheerfulness (new)

Debbie (sardonicprincessofcheerfulness) | 6389 comments Mod
You were about to stab NE.....


message 17: by Ken (new)

Ken | 18609 comments Mod
I got the point. Gab's words are always direct and incisive when she's agitated. I'm typically the bull with the eye.


message 18: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10403 comments Magnetic appeal,apple of your eye Miss W. Tell.


message 19: by Carol (new)

Carol | 10403 comments Gabi , no it is my son's. She is adorable. She is 2years old and still not very big. Her name is Isabella.


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