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Cranius wrote:I was just crossing Hyde Park, at the Kensington Gardens end, on my way to work, when I looked up to see my old friend Jeremy Irons walking his dogs along the path towards me. Of course, I greeted him instantly and we struck up a lively conversation about his thick grey moustache, which was a new accoutrement since I'd seen him last. It gives him an air of slightly dishevelled elegance, I have to admit. In fact, overall, he looked quite scruffy; wearing a battered-looking flat cap (back-to-front), a scarf tossed loosely round his neck and over the shoulder, with his fists rooted deep in the pockets of his rumpled coudrouy trousers.


Excellent Pale Fire-esque style in the paragraph. BTFL.

Crevecoeur,

Mon coeur est avec vous et votre grand-pere.
H-GM wrote:Still don't make you mexican, Dances With Burros.

Little details from your day

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I just finished three straight mornings at the restaurant. I took about 35 concerts from internet archive to listen to on my walk and this morning I met one of the neighborhood moms and she called the cops on me. I talked to the cop for ten minutes and asked him what I should do and he said he would tell her that I was walking to work.

Five mile walks and eight hours of work are great for the waistline. I figured out the walk from the end of my parents neighborhood to their house takes me 18 minutes because that is how long that particular version of some gsy! be song is. Smile.
Ty Webb wrote:I hope the little-known 8th dwarf, Chinky, is on that list.

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tmidgett wrote:
itchy mcgoo wrote:I'm a little loose when it comes to making bets, but still I'd bet that you will read this book more than once in your life. So good. Delightful immediate impact, much time spent in plesaurable digestion.

Re-read last month. Lots of smirking and twisting.


Yes, it is maybe best book of all time.


Yes. If not, then close.

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