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Jim Webster, (In On a Chance! )
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Gingerlily - The Full Wild
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Apr 29, 2013 09:24AM
I thought a sexfoil was what you used in making at sextent. Used for camping by a sexton.
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Sexfoil: Foil is french for leaf. Ergo sexleaf.I've found an outfit for you in that case Jim. Perfect for monitoring your thread and distributing sherry.
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=sexy...
I really shouldn't randomly google cuz I end up finding things like this.http://www.goodreads.com/photo/group/...
I'm turning over a new leaf..
This was me choosing a random thread to get to know new people. But I think I might just cower in the corner for a bit until I understand what everyone is talking about. But that architecture is soo pretty. The chicken not so much...
You don't want to know what they're talking about. It'll scar you for life.
This is one of the weirdest threads. Maybe not the best choice ;)
All the threads in here get weird.
The chicken not so much? I love chickens!
Patti (Fluffy) wrote: "All the threads in here get weird."About the time you arrive...
I'm the one who keeps them sane, I'll have you know.
I've stumbled across a couple of normal ones. I think they're hidden from Patti's view by some kind of spell.
I'll have to seek them out.
Patti (Fluffy) wrote: "I really shouldn't randomly google cuz I end up finding things like this.http://www.goodreads.com/photo/group/..."
That's fowl
David wrote: "Sexfoil: Foil is french for leaf. Ergo sexleaf.I've found an outfit for you in that case Jim. Perfect for monitoring your thread and distributing sherry.
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?q=sexy+le..."
I'm afraid I've not got the figure for it.
Emma wrote: "This was me choosing a random thread to get to know new people. But I think I might just cower in the corner for a bit until I understand what everyone is talking about. But that architecture is s..."
Welcome to my humble thread Emma, have a glass of cheap sherry and perhaps you'd care to peruse this fine selection of electronic literary masterpieces, all the while averting your gaze to David who's leaf may have wilted and Patti who is chasing him with what appears to be a garden spray of defoliant
Very funny.... Now give back the real one. It may go well with your sexy-leaf decor, but it is the statue of David. Ownershipis outlined inthe title.
David wrote: "Very funny.... Now give back the real one. It may go well with your sexy-leaf decor, but it is the statue of David. Ownershipis outlined inthe title."
I'll see your David and raise you one Perseus
http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-91832...
You've got to admit it does at a touch of class to my thread
HOLDING THE HEAD OF MEDUSA???That's my ancestor you're talking about there!! I object very strongly indeed.
Gingerlily (or Cyberlily..) wrote: "HOLDING THE HEAD OF MEDUSA???That's my ancestor you're talking about there!! I object very strongly indeed."
Not a direct ancestor, I suppose it's possible to claim descend from her sisters.
Mind you Perseus was only doing what Athena told him to, a warning to all men not to get involved in the arguments of dangerous women.
Oh sore point there - don't mention the name Athena if you please...
Got yourself between Sctylla and Charybdis there, Jim.
Hehehehe this is a classic thread!
Time for a toga party I reckon.
Gingerlily (or Cyberlily..) wrote: "Oh sore point there - don't mention the name Athena if you please..."She's the only one with the clout to stop Patti turning the thread into a toga party
If you ask Patti nicely she might peel you one.
How did Patti know I'd dreamed of her peeling grapes?
She has moderator powers...
Gingerlily (or Cyberlily..) wrote: "http://coastingsole.files.wordpress.c...which soon becomes
http://www.romanempire.net/romepage/i..."
and then (if the link works) http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=ht...
Gingerlily (or Cyberlily..) wrote: "She has moderator powers..."and far to vivid an imagination
Good grief Jim, your thread is getting way out of hand again. Lets tone it down a bit...http://www.worldirish.com/attach/38672
Gingerlily (or Cyberlily..) wrote: "Good grief Jim, your thread is getting way out of hand again. Lets tone it down a bit...http://www.worldirish.com/attach/38672"
Believe it or not, that could be just across from Colton, about twenty miles from here.
Anyway I'll show you the view from the other window
http://www.mehl-madrona.com/images/la...
I'm jealous. Hang on and I'll take a picture from my front door. (I haven't got a back door)
Blue sky? I thought you're in Ireland!
Patti (Fluffy) wrote: "Blue sky? I thought you're in Ireland!"This is our sunny day for the year.
Gingerlily (or Cyberlily..) wrote: "Patti (Fluffy) wrote: "Blue sky? I thought you're in Ireland!"This is our sunny day for the year."
And blossom, you're ahead of us in that
The views aren't literally from our door, actually we get fabulous views from our field just above the back of the house, but the builders were smart people and knew the value of shelter
If I walk to the station and get on the train I can see some fabulous views of the sea and Dublin mountains quite quickly. Only problem is that I would have to pass the station where I uesd to get off to go to work. I'm trembling at the thought...
Gingerlily (or Cyberlily..) wrote: "If I walk to the station and get on the train I can see some fabulous views of the sea and Dublin mountains quite quickly. Only problem is that I would have to pass the station where I uesd to get ..."The obvious answer is do make the journey at your usual commuting time and ostentatiously stay on the train. Break the chain
Well I would, but the thought of getting up at 6:20 is making me feel very ill.
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