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Posted by Els on 09/07/05 07:22
Neredbojias wrote:
>>> Yeah, that's it. No couth and no class. Unfortunately, no character,
>>> either.
>>
>> So... what made you fall for her then?!
>> Temporary brain-loss?
>
> Well, she was a comely wench and prone to be supine in an endemic
> manner. It was more like temporary gain in another organic arena.
So I was right: temporary brain-loss.
>> The really really bad thing you did could easily have been a simple
>> thing like choosing the wrong woman.
>
> Yes, that's what I did. 'Had suspicions early, too. But how can you
> *know* before "the guillotine plummets"? The first 3 or 4 years were
> pretty good...well, for the most part.
So, either she had a different character in the first 3 or 4 years, or
you still hadn't fully recovered from the 'temporary' brain-loss.
> Ever notice how women can pull the nastiest, most
> despicable tricks this side of Hades and then dismiss all with an airy
> remark or flippant gesture that includes the middle finger in a
> metaphorically sublime but nonetheless real sense?
Actually, no, never noticed. They never try that with me really.
>> Steadfastness can be used as a powerful force.
>> They say that you can even use it to raise little rascals to be
>> responsible adults! Ask me in about 15 years if it really works.
>
> Yes, but most women define "steadfastness" as "stubbornness". They're
> not the same thing.
I know. I possess both of those qualities.
>>>> "Jockstraps were first developed in the late 1800's to be worn by
>>>> bicycle delivery boys by the Bike Company."
>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jockstrap
>>>
>>> So for the entire existence of the human race minus a little over 100
>>> years, men had no support.
>>
>> I guess no man has been inspired enough by that to invent such a
>> simple thing as a jock-strap then.
>
> Men are like lions, tigers, certain anthropoids and other testeed
> species of manifest destiny. They like to show the goods
Some men actually think we like it when they make a showcase out of
it.
> so that any
> passing female may "cast her ballot accordingly when she goes to the
> poles."
Only a polar bear female would wanna make the effort.
[different chat-up lines for different girls]
>> Btw, how do you detect which category the girl is in before you start
>> talking?
>
> If both her eyes and legs
> fall helplessly open and she crosses herself in silent consternation
> when she looks at my fly, she's a genius.
I should have known you'd classify 'genius' like that.
>>> -At least so it's generally generalized in the genuine journals of
>>> geriatric generals.
>>
>> What noise annoys an oyster most?
>
> Pearl Jam?
Probably. Clever find btw.
However, personally I don't think Pearl Jam qualifies as 'noisy
noise', but I do realize that opinions on that matter tend to greatly
differ.
>>>> Not only good with prose, but a poet as well!
>>>
>>> -From way back. I've penned o'er a hundred bodacious odes and wrote
>>> some more in pencil.
>>
>> Didn't they deserve ink?
>
> The well ran dry. 'Happens when you're active with the quill.
And you never thought of typing them out, publish them maybe?
>>> And to wit, some rather notably famous personage from a bygone era
>>
>> Sounds like you're really really old. 94?
>
> A geezer never tells his age.
94 it is then.
>>> actually purloined some of my best scribblage thereby
>>> committing the unspeakable act of plagiarism, but he shall be nameless
>>> here forevermore.
>>
>> And what has this person done for you that you grant him such mercy?
>
> Well, he died young so I figured I owed him one for the voodoo, etc.
Okay.
>>>>> Hmm, I thought you were an Aussie. Can't remember why, -perhaps your
>>>>> argumentative nature.
>>>>
>>>> As far as I know, Aussies are generally friendly, outgoing, lively and
>>>> irrepressibly optimistic. Is that what you call argumentative?
>>>
>>> No, it's what I call a loaded question. Do you know any Australians
>>> besides kangaroos and koala bears?
>>
>> Yes. Remember Mark Parnell, rf, brucie and Disco Octopus? (probably
>> forgot a few)
>
> Oh, yeah, there's an optimistic quartet...
They most likely are in real life - they're Aussies :-)
>>>>> And, of course, men are supposed to be the omniscient mind-readers who
>>>>> *know* when a woman is speaking plainly and when a woman is speaking
>>>>> fainly. Yeah...
>>>>
>>>> You got that right. (well, almost - 'fainly' is spelled wrong)
>>>> It's not like we make it difficult for you to detect the difference
>>>> though. As soon as you make an error, you are corrected. If the error
>>>> is in favour of salaciousness, the correction usually is served as a
>>>> slap. If the error is in the opposite direction, the consequence is
>>>> less sex than you could have had.
>>>
>>> Oh pshaw! That's female-thinking of the most chauvinistic kind.
>>> 'Thought it went out with the bustle and corset.
>>
>> Is that how long you haven't had contact with a female?
>
> No. Besides, during those unavoidable dry spells, I have my trusty
> rubber life raft with the painting on it to wile away the tension.
Eeew!
(and I don't believe you)
>> The 'do' and the 'da' are in the chorus:
>>
>> <quote>
>> De do do do de da da da
>> Is all I want to say to you
>> De do do do de da da da
>> Their innocence will pull me through
>> De do do do de da da da
>> Is all I want to say to you
>> De do do do de da da da
>> They're meaningless and all that's true
>> </quote>
>>
>> Just in case it doesn't ring a bell, it's 'De Do Do Do' by The Police
>> (1980).
>
> I'm afraid I have to object. The "do" does not precede the "da";
> there's a "de" in between.
I never claimed there wasn't another word in between.
> Ergo, it is improper to call any part of
> this construct a "do-da duality".
I never did. I called it 'repeating the word do' and 'combined it with
da'. I reckon that leaves space for a 'de' if I want to.
> Furthermore, the words, commonplace
> and uninspired, remind me of little more than unpaid bills, mental
> instability, and sexual deviancy from multiple directions.
Sounds like you have a full and busy life with no room for negative
thoughts.
> -A "C-" effort, at best.
If a C- effort results in that big a hit, a C- effort is just fine by
me :-)
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