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Does Tom Bishop from rec.arts.poems  have sex with cats?

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Citizen Kane - 03 Oct 2005 19:34 GMT
Inquiring minds -- and the SPCA -- want to know.
No More Retail - 03 Oct 2005 19:46 GMT
/-- Jinn --/ - 03 Oct 2005 19:48 GMT
Yes, Alex "Dink" Cain asks really stupid questions.

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Citizen Kane - 04 Oct 2005 13:26 GMT
> "Citizen Kane" <nothinghere@changed.my.address.due.to.a.moron.troll.invalid> wrote in
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> Yes,
/-- Jinn --/ - 04 Oct 2005 18:48 GMT
>> "Citizen Kane"
> <nothinghere@changed.my.address.due.to.a.moron.troll.invalid> wrote in
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>> Yes,
>
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Citizen Kane - 04 Oct 2005 19:03 GMT
> >> Yes,
/-- Jinn --/ - 04 Oct 2005 20:15 GMT
You are a pissant.

What is this doing for you. It gets me clicks
but you it only makes to look a fool.

I had 25 years with major software companies.
I surely made them millions on the software
I produced for them, and grossed over a million
in my career, no big deal, but not bad for a H.S.
grad, no college.

You say you have a BA in liberal arts.... So?

Sounds like you are a loser, but maybe not.
You post like one.

Anyone that follows Will Dockery must be a loser.

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Citizen Kane - 04 Oct 2005 23:13 GMT
> "Citizen Kane" <nothinghere@changed.my.address.due.to.a.moron.troll.invalid> wrote in
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> you look a fool.
>
>  loser,
> You post like one
/-- Jinn --/ - 04 Oct 2005 23:23 GMT
Stuffit, moron.

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Hobart - 05 Oct 2005 17:07 GMT
>You are a pissant.
>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>in my career, no big deal, but not bad for a H.S.
> grad, no college.

Anybody can make sh.t claims on usenet. I see you as a burger flipper.

>You say you have a BA in liberal arts.... So?
>
>Sounds like you are a loser, but maybe not.
>You post like one.
>
>Anyone that follows Will Dockery must be a loser.

And here you are.
\-- Jinn --\ - 05 Oct 2005 20:03 GMT
>>You are a pissant.
>>
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> Anybody can make sh.t claims on usenet.

Anyone can also share truths of their life.
I said I didn't have a college education.
If I was lying, why wouldn't I give myself
a degree.

> I see you as a burger flipper.

The 4 years I worked for Oracle grossed me 1/2 million
in salary alone. Why would I flip burgers except at
my barbeques (where I never used burgers, only Lamb,
Beef and Fish, etc...Tandoori is nice.)

I hardly ever eat ground meat of any kind.

>>You say you have a BA in liberal arts.... So?
>>
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
> And here you are.

I don't follow Will, stating the same inane thing time after time.
Will knows how I feel about his /attempts/.

I even insist he isn't a poet but a performance artist
and almost refuse to read his /artsy/  postings. How is /that/ following Will
in the context that I implied?

Whose sock are you?
Hobart - 05 Oct 2005 21:04 GMT
>>>You are a pissant.
>>>
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>If I was lying, why wouldn't I give myself
>a degree.

It's usenet, We can all lie here.

>> I see you as a burger flipper.
>
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>
>I hardly ever eat ground meat of any kind.

Can't afford it on minimum wage?

>>>You say you have a BA in liberal arts.... So?
>>>
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>I don't follow Will, stating the same inane thing time after time.
>Will knows how I feel about his /attempts/.

Then why post it?

>I even insist he isn't a poet but a performance artist
>and almost refuse to read his /artsy/  postings. How is /that/ following Will
>in the context that I implied?
>
>Whose sock are you?

Can ya guess?
Sniper .308 - 06 Oct 2005 22:05 GMT
>>Whose sock are you?

Only a minimum wage burger flipper would ask.  If you were such a
computer genius making millions of dollars you wouldn't need to.

*BUSTED*
Dennis M. Hammes - 06 Oct 2005 19:10 GMT
> I don't follow Will, stating the same inane thing time after time.

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No More Retail - 06 Oct 2005 19:13 GMT
why do you respond to trolls all you do is give them the attention they want
Dennis M. Hammes - 07 Oct 2005 07:54 GMT
> why do you respond to trolls all you do is give them the attention they want

There was an old Bishop whose cat
Became unaccountably flat
  When the Bishop's attention
  (Or did we not mention?)
Strayed somewhat from where he was at.

Believe me, we (r.a.p.) do /not/ give him the attention he /wants/.
  And he's more of an autistic psychopath (Type III, Princess) than
a troll; trolls are mildly amusing.

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Harry Monster - 09 Oct 2005 17:46 GMT
> There was an old Bishop whose cat...

That gets saved in my limericks file.  Thanks!
Dennis M. Hammes - 10 Oct 2005 04:40 GMT
>> There was an old Bishop whose cat...
>
> That gets saved in my limericks file.  Thanks!

~\__:o)
Jinn ~~~ - 10 Oct 2005 15:41 GMT
There are limerick newsgroups that make hammus
look lammus...

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Dennis M. Hammes - 11 Oct 2005 05:55 GMT
> There are limerick newsgroups that make hammus
> look lammus...

Tried 'em, have you?
  You'll /like/ 'em.  They'll say you're grrrrrrEAT!
  But that would be called "voting," not "poetry."
  You know, "Laureate Syndrome."

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Harry Monster - 11 Oct 2005 14:32 GMT
>> There are limerick newsgroups that make hammus
>> look lammus...

I didn't write this.
Dennis M. Hammes - 12 Oct 2005 04:32 GMT
>>> There are limerick newsgroups that make hammus
>>> look lammus...
>>>
> I didn't write this.

Thass okay.  I didn't write this, either.

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Dennis M. Hammes - 04 Oct 2005 23:30 GMT
> Inquiring minds -- and the SPCA -- want to know.

If it's any indication, Bishop Tommy keeps Assuming The Position and
begging, of course.
  But one could conclude merely from local observation that the
Bishop's claims are biased, if not downright fraudulent.
  There is the chronic Fruit Loop he forms with Dockery, but the
case requires determining if Dockery is really the Cool Cat he claims
to be.
  And Barbara's Cat, e.g., keeps kneeing him in the nose.

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Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 01:51 GMT
"The place my garden blooms,
    (Giddy ~ up!)
My Inner Room,
    (Giddy ~ up!)
Dog ~ eared school fears
    Disappear.
How fond my ages, turned ~
Knowledge smartly learned.
    (Giddy ~ up!)
One day, my toes,
    Snowy cold,
Tip toe barefoot,

Go, Knock ~ Knock,
My cradle rocks.

Giddy ~ up ~ !

A lesson old  ~
Soul barefoot, bold,

Bears love's gifts,
Nifty, spiffy me."
~ Twittering
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 02:49 GMT
"Absinthe, LSD, the spinning globe resolved,

Duplicate time. The odds, for an evening,
What, playing field, leveled,
Or moon beam balanced, grinning ~ ?"
~ Buchanan

"Taste and See ~ The Song of Farewell, sung in Paradisum,
Panis Angelicus, on eagle's wings."
~ White Stag

"Noh
a.s les,

Is that, like,
Noh Theatre ~ ?"
~ Folly

"Here is a myst'ry
About a little fir tree.
Owl says it's his tree,
And Kanga says it's her tree.

'Which doesn't makes sense,'
Said Pooh,
'Because Kanga doesn't live in a tree.'"

~ AA Milne,
>From "The House at Pooh Corner"
[p. 236-7]
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 04:56 GMT
"Quit posting that bullshit ~ !
The only good thing from Pooh Corner
Is this, you say.

I disagree ...

Because Who hoots happily from a tree,
Says, O, Look at me,
O, I hoot so happily ~ !

"Q"Q"Q"Q"Q"Q"Q"Q"Q"
o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'

Here is a myst'ry
Not easily understood,

In the mysterious myst,
Shadowy mysteriousness
Of The Deep Noir Wood."
~ Black Chalk
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 05:09 GMT
"Within The Borderlands of Dementia,
Near the corner of Berkley, Boston, South
End, in days of yore, there lived a richly endowed Gentleman
By the name of John Martin.

In one of the magnetic fields
Near, on nearby Chandler Street, lived Kelsey Fleming,
In whose redbrick townhouse,

Stood a very curious object,
A large moor ~ stone rock, shaped by nature so much
Like an ancient Gothic church with a Watch Tower,
That it was known among the country's people
For miles round by the name of

The Pixilated Cathedral,
As well, there was
An etching by Antoine Artaud
& Jean Cocteau ~

The Theatre of Madness,
The Theater and The Double

And three blocks farther over, toward the north,
Lived Twittering
@ 93 Waltham Street.

These are the Tales
Of those Silly Wags and their Wilde Salad Daze."

~ Elfin Anne Badways,
>From "A Peep at the Winn Dixie,
Driving My Rabbit
To Pick Up Fixin's for Supper"

~ * ~

"As for myself, yeah....
....I'm a bit of a slave to the stop ~
Watch

Also.........  Slow days,
Fast days,
Long days, short days.......but I

Seem to always want to gauge myself
With a measured distance
And a watch."
~ Lee Carkenord

"Ask Gotts Chalk."
~ Edith

"The Good, The Bad And The Ugly."
~ Black Chalk

"Walking The Dog."
~ Arrowroot

"Walk Like an Egyptian."
~ Merryvale

"How far North,
Your vexed robotic rabbit roving ~ ?"
~ Adelsheim

"Mating Hedgehogs?
Squeak, Squeak, Squeak!

Something's having a 'very'

Tough Time in Me Garden."
~ //!!

"Hedgehog nice."
~ Folly

"My squeaky toy,
Where ~ ?"
~ Twittering

"The Lucasian Chair ~
*Is Mine Forever*

Live wit it............!
Logic, Logic, Logic ~ !

*Is Mine Forever*
Live wit it!

Logic, Logic, Logic ~ !"
~ //!!

"Robotic, Robotic, Robotic ~ !
A lively semiotic,
My heart belongs to you ~

Small, Medium, Large, &
O, My Gosh ~
Logic, Logic, Logic ~ !

Love, Thy will be done,
*Be Mine Forever*

Letters, words, lines,
Make parabolic paragraphs
Link my story up ~

>From here, where
My Eternal Libraire Chaire
See The Shimmer Sea ...

Robotic, Robotic, Robotic ~
Logic, Logic, Logic ~ !
The Energizer Bunny's
All wound up,

O, my lively semi ~ idiotic
Rabbit's all frantic, fast forward in a tizzy ~ !"
~ Twittering
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 05:19 GMT
~ * ~
_________________________________________________
Manner Gone By Creative Substances
Of ~ Of TRADITION of FAMILY Of ~ Of
_________________________________________________
Far From Through ~
~ Of Typography Right, Another Family of Logo ~
__________________________________________________
!*The Over Night Noir,
A Vault ~ *

~ Overnight Music  ~

"The Calder Circus Awakens ~
En Noir"

~ * Cirque Zoom Circus
Theater * ~

"'The Tales of Calder's Circus'
Is a star of the Western Opera Canon,
But it's also a dark opera, with a confused history,

One Twittering composed
For three months before opening,
Inviting many Noir singers ..."

"Overnight Music ~

Explore the overnight world of music
With WNYC. These are the hours
When fancy takes flight, and anything classical goes,
>From songs of the Troubadours

And dances of the Renaissance to well ~ known favorites,
Opera and oratorio, the avant-garde,
Even some jazz,
And many pieces you won't hear
Anywhere else."
~ WNYC

[www.wnyc.org]

` * ~
___________________________________________________
~ * Le Mouse meets
A Deuce Coupe de Mooses ~ *!

Alexander Calder
(1898 ~ 1976)

Calder's Circus,
1926 ~ 31
The Whitney Museum of American Art

Mixed media ~
Wire, wood, metal, cloth, yarn, paper,
Cardboard, leather, string, rubber tubing, corks,
Buttons, rhinestones, pipe cleaners,
& bottle caps.

54 x 94 1/4 x 94 1/4 in.
(137.2 x 239.4 x 239.4 cm)

http://www.whitney.org/american_voices/540/

` * ~
___________________________________________________
The Western Edge ~
Theatre of The Sphere de Wood Shakespeare
Of Production of Morning ~ In Addition to Central
___________________________________________________
* Arts of Continuation * Embrumant Occupies * It Is a Star *
___________________________________________________
*
~ * ~
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 06:12 GMT
"The Mystery of Irma Vep & Fob
And shorter bursting gamma rays solved ~
I thought it fairly odd,

Quite frankly, charming f.cking weird,
When giddy mice on wings appeared,
Flying from the foggy
Bog, abducted

Me, their wily seduction, their laughter
Rattling forest leaves, a haunting on Hallow's Eve,
Too giddy for any good ~

One dark night, the night I foraged
I ingested, Absinthe, LSD, THC,
The night The Spinning Celestial Globe resolved,

Triple time, by Triple Sec chased, revolved.
The odds, for any evening,
Such as that, what ~ ? Playing field, leveled,
Or moon beam balanced, grinning
Out of season ~ ?

If so, for what silly reason,
For what Philosophical Raison D'etre ~ ?
~ Shy Buck

"Taste and See ~ The Song of Farewell, sung in Paradisum,
Panis Angelicus, on eagle's wings."
~ White Stag
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 06:56 GMT
"No squirrel went abroad."
~ Folly

"One day, my toes,
Snowy cold,
Tip toe barefoot,

Go, Knock ~ Knock,
My cradle rocks.

Giddy ~ up ~ !

A lesson old  ~
Soul barefoot, bold,

Bears love's gifts,
Nifty, spiffy me, adrift,

Comes a courting,
Adrift, seeking scenes
>From another life ~
By land, or by sea,

Forging fountains,
Climbing mountains,

For you, I seek,
For you, I know,

For you, I swim
The Shimmering Sea.

Barefoot, tip toe,
My ten toes go,

For you, I seek,
You, my ten cold toes
Know ~ Peep, sleep, Peep ~ !

O, warm me up, O,
Peppermint, O,
You, us, I know.

I am Lettersnow."
~ Twittering
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 08:04 GMT
"No squirrel went abroad.
I own my own spruce
In fair Morning Wood.
A broad perspective,
My view, Morning Wood.
My archive, riffled
By needles pine, fine
Breeze whistles my spruce,
My echo, echoes me
Hear, I know, I see ~
No squirrel went abroad.
>From my spruce, my view
Broad and fair, known Truth
Earned I, my travels,
Our travails, our trails,
Twittering and I
Looking earnestly
Fearlessly searching
For Leonardo,
>From my perch, my spruce,
My own hard ~ earned, O,
I know The Whole Truth.
No squirrel went abroad.
Perspective, all mine,
My fine mind, says Mum,
Non Pareil and broad.
Folly is my name.
I am a goose, too."
~ Folly
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 08:10 GMT
"A very, very wise
Goose, too, Folly,
You are."
~ Mum

"Very pretty goose, too,
Perched so prettily
In your spruce tree."
~ Capsicum

"As wise
As Who ~ ?"
~ Folly
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 08:14 GMT
"As wise
As Who,

As pretty
As Twittering ~ ?"
~ Folly

"O, yes."
~ Mum & Capsicum
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 08:15 GMT
"I do
Do my best."
~ Folly
Sherrie Lee - 06 Oct 2005 18:23 GMT
> "A very, very wise
> Goose, too, Folly,
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> As Who ~ ?"
> ~ Folly

http://www.mbr-pwrc.usgs.gov/id/framlst/i1782id.html
Sherrie Lee - 06 Oct 2005 14:21 GMT
> "No squirrel went abroad.
> I own my own spruce
[quoted text clipped - 25 lines]
> I am a goose, too."
> ~ Folly

http://archives.cnn.com/2001/COMMUNITY/08/30/adams/

That's a quickie, but he has a book, too.
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 17:56 GMT
"For a hanging,
the knot of the rope is typically placed under
or just behind the ear.

As the blow when the condemned drops to the end of the rope is supposed
to break the neck (for modern "long-drop" hangings), this knot can add
additional striking force against the head and neck.

The knot is non-jamming but tends to resist attempts to loosen it.

For safety reasons, this knot should never be placed around a person's
neck. (This warning applies to many types of knot)

Canonical Name ~
Hangman's knot."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangman%27s_knot
Twittering One - 06 Oct 2005 18:00 GMT
The limits of words ...
No More Retail - 06 Oct 2005 18:01 GMT
This has what to do with cats
Sherrie Lee - 06 Oct 2005 18:39 GMT
> This has what to do with cats

I just noticed that.
My earrings are black cats
and it's a new moon this Halloween.
My cat is black calico, his stripes
show in a certain light, therefore,
he's really a dark, dark brown and black;
soft and healthy. My knight, sturdy, strong,
and pampered like a king.
Twittering One - 07 Oct 2005 02:56 GMT
X Cats ~

I just noticed that.
My earrings are black cats
and it's a new moon this Halloween.
My cat is black calico, his stripes

show in a certain light, therefore,
he's really a dark, dark brown and black;
soft and healthy. My knight, sturdy, strong,
and pampered like a king."
~ Sherrie Lee

"O, but what
Of your penguin, Puffin Prancer's ardent
Romancer ~ ?
~ The Axelated Isomer

"It is now ~ 9 pm Oct 6,2005 Eastern Time
Cool!
.. How did the following manage to occur ?

... there is the following list in temporal sequence !!!!
See below."
~ Raving

~ * La Dance, Dancing
Dancers Dew, Too ~ !

~ * ~

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~ * ~

~ * La Dance, Dancing
Dancers Dew, Too ~ !

"Prismatic
Ice

Shatters glass

Pieces

Parting
Prismatic light's spectrum ..."
~ The Annotator

"Concerning Museum Culture,
The following article says ~

'In Defense of Mandarins
& Mandrakes.'"
~ Aesthete

"The Love of 3 Oranges,
O, I know ..."
~ Twittering

"Raving, what dancer, you,
What dance, you dance, feverishly waving

Or riding your wave's rave
Tunnel, hangin' ten ~ ?"
~ Folly

"My dear Pooh,

This performance stands
As a remarkable introduction to contrary
Contrapuntal counterpoint ~

As a fine classical introduction
To The High Contradictions."
~ Suzanne Farrell

"o, alas,

~ Twittering ~

Le danseur, en Le Box de Musique,
Please put back."
~ Mum

"Know ~ !"
~ Twittering

"o, alas,
Again, I ask

~ Twittering ~

Le danseur, en Le Box de Musique,
Please put back."
~ Mum

"Know ~ !
All the Ones I love,
Hear ~

Here inside
My Box de Le Musique."
~ Twittering

"~ and,
Because you very good with choreography
Of long words and works
I am sure that It
Is him, is

~ aa Milne,
Dancing ...

Of The Room of The Corner of Pooh
Set Against Thee ~ Of The High Diction Of ~ Something

A dance,
A very high romance, a very serious,
If ..."
~ Dr. AE
Twittering One - 07 Oct 2005 03:05 GMT
"Canonical Name ~
Hangman's knot.

The limits
Of words ..."
~ Sheriff Blair

"This has what
To do with cats."
~ Retail

"!Retaliation!"
~ Mum
Dennis M. Hammes - 07 Oct 2005 07:57 GMT
> This has what to do with cats

Poe, was it(?), and a story about a hanged cat?

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Double-A - 07 Oct 2005 02:26 GMT
> "For a hanging,
> the knot of the rope is typically placed under
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangman%27s_knot

Good safety tip.

1. Never point a gun at anyone you don't intend to shoot.

2. Never put a hangman's noose around anybody's neck who you don't
intend to hang.

Double-A
Twittering One - 07 Oct 2005 03:01 GMT
Canonical Name ~
Hangman's knot.

"Good safety tip.

1.
Never point a gun at anyone
You don't intend to shoot.

2.
Never put a hangman's noose
Around anybody's neck you don't
Intend to hang."
~ Double-A

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"?Raving ~
Not Quite Minded?

?If so,
Tummy ache, or
Scratchy eyes?

?Comfy?"
~ Folly

"Try Comfrey."
~ Mer Loleil

"Tits for Tails ~ For what ails,
Try Ginger Ale. O,

Visible Trace of Death Entrancers
Romance you,

Trail the tracks of your tears ~
Truth to Tell, or Dare

If The Faire cooks up
A Costly Comedy, say, Milton Bradley
Teams up with Mattel ~ ?

Tres slick technology, 24  ~ Hour Suite
Of Hospitality, well appointed, stocked,

& chomping @ The Byte.

Slit split sits next to you.
O, How are you, today, your view
Varies voraciously my Virtue, O,

Don't you know ~ ?
Tackle my tail, or I'll tattle on your
Indifference, your sacrosanct
Un ~ Silly Unsullied Sensibility."
~ Sir Cumference

"Move along forward little Twittering doggie. I need some
inspiration.
Mine is seriously flagging.
       Shine, Twittering One, shine ..."
~ Raving

"Rawhide,
After dinner at The Ponderosa,
Doing cartwheels, shooting up, or snorting,
Gun smoke ~?"
~ Twittering

"The Shining, O, not to worry, RAVING,
A Straub Light, our torch song trilogy ~

Bone Naught for The Rotten Forsaken Misbegotten ~ !"
~ Folly

"Stand by me,
A ROCK, a river, belly up, a HARD place."
~ Twittering

"Unholy Growl
Oars, by arcing, row by ..."
~ Trefethen

[... ambience of perfect light
Delights Penguin,

Puckering a kiss for Puffin, after gulping lemon ~ aide,
All a daze, frankly quite amazed, over a glazed
Éclair,

On premiere at The Peppermint
Purple Café,

An exceptionally
Perfect

Dessert buffet, ponders Penguin,
Poring over Crème Brulee,
Caramel de Cacao, & O, la la la la, O,

O, La Crenellated
Crème de la Crème]

"Bidirectional stress bisects The Forest.
Scissors, Rock, or Paper ~ ?
Unwrap your candid caper.

Conical or pointed, your Top Hat, too, not
Put too fine a Power Point on it,

Here's
A Riddle ~

I howl. A flood of darkness drinks
Me up.

Ink spatter, or madder hatter, drunk me up.
Arachnid, slouching, on the prowl, squiggly octopus,
Or 2 ~ Part
Invention, over toppled ~ ?"
~ Trefethen
Twittering One - 07 Oct 2005 03:10 GMT
"Or a Double ~ Ice ~` Cream Soda,
Topped
By whipped crème,

A maraschino cherry, jitter bugging
Jubilantly ...

Cherries Jubilee,
As my beloved Grandmother
Used to say ~ !

Who gave me Pooh,
Alice, et al, even if Aunt
Helen first to me my Alice,
And none,
Not one,
Pooh."
~ Twittering
nightbat - 07 Oct 2005 04:19 GMT
nightbat wrote

> > "For a hanging,
> > the knot of the rope is typically placed under
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> >
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangman%27s_knot

> Double-A
> Good safety tip.
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>
> Double-A

nightbat

Another good safety tips.

1. Never leave snack crumbs on the bed least your lover kick you out of
bed.

2. Never ask your lovie her age but always remember her birthday.

      ponder on,
      the nightbat
 
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