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Page 102 of 126 < 1 2 ... 100 101 102 103 104 ... 125 126 > Go to page... Topic Options #207726 - 10/20/12 11:42 AM Re: Advice on dressing for dancing. [Re: Tromboniator] LukeJavan8 Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/23/08 Posts: 8438 Loc: Land of the Flat Water The Physiotherapy Section Has torture machines for election. Any one that you pick Makes you sore, weak, or sick, But purportedly helps you with flexion. Love it, Peter. _________________________ ----please, draw me a sheep---- Top #207734 - 10/21/12 05:41 AM Re: Advice on dressing for dancing. [Re: LukeJavan8] Tromboniator old hand Registered: 05/10/10 Posts: 954 Loc: Alaska I'm glad, Luke, thanks. Top #207739 - 10/21/12 05:14 PM Re: Advice on dressing for dancing. [Re: Tromboniator] jenny jenny veteran Registered: 06/05/10 Posts: 1554 Loc: Lower Aberdeen, Mississippi Writers who have no more to say, say it with metaphor Thus Faulkner('tho dead) will live obscure forevermore But when I say "mess of greens" What I mean is "mess of greens" And folks in Aberdeen know 'zactly what I mean, fer shore And in Aberdeen "fer shore" (for sure) rhymes with "metaphor" DEGAGE - DEMONETTE from the Endangered English Dictionary: degage (day-ga-ZHAY) casual or easygoing wearing a plaid cap with a degage air demonette (DEE-mo-net) a little demon a wild younger son who is a demonette in training Edited by jenny jenny (10/21/12 08:53 PM) Top #207755 - 10/23/12 07:15 PM Re: Advice on dressing for dancing. [Re: jenny jenny] Tromboniator old hand Registered: 05/10/10 Posts: 954 Loc: Alaska A debauched demonette dégagé Drank a dozen dual daiquiris a day. "Though my devilry's horrible, Described as deplorable, I define it as 'deemed déclassé.'" INNER – INSCRIBE Top #207758 - 10/24/12 06:22 AM Re: Advice on dressing for dancing. [Re: Tromboniator] Rhubarb Commando old hand Registered: 11/13/11 Posts: 1075 Loc: Lancaster, UK Wonderful alliteration, Peter! _________________________ I'm immortal until proven otherwise Top #207764 - 10/24/12 04:20 PM Re: Advice on dressing for dancing. [Re: Rhubarb Commando] Tromboniator old hand Registered: 05/10/10 Posts: 954 Loc: Alaska *bows deeply* Thank you. It took tons of time to tune! Now, if I could just remember to update the subject line… Top #207766 - 10/24/12 05:35 PM Re: Ancient graffiti [Re: Tromboniator] A C Bowden old hand Registered: 10/22/10 Posts: 751 Loc: London, UK The men of one Iron Age tribe Would here and there neatly inscribe A V-sign, quite small, On an inner cave wall – A symbolic two-fingered gibe? PATINA – PATTER Top #207767 - 10/24/12 05:35 PM Re: Advice on dressing for dancing. [Re: Rhubarb Commando] LukeJavan8 Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/23/08 Posts: 8438 Loc: Land of the Flat Water Originally Posted By: Rhubarb Commando Wonderful alliteration, Peter! May I piggy back: beautiful. _________________________ ----please, draw me a sheep---- Top #207768 - 10/24/12 05:37 PM Re: Ancient graffiti [Re: A C Bowden] LukeJavan8 Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/23/08 Posts: 8438 Loc: Land of the Flat Water Cuneiform????(yuk,yuk) - Nice, I like. _________________________ ----please, draw me a sheep---- Top #207774 - 10/25/12 12:00 PM The joys of parenthood [Re: LukeJavan8] Rhubarb Commando old hand Registered: 11/13/11 Posts: 1075 Loc: Lancaster, UK The patter of feet which are tiny Across floors that are polished and shiny, Though we hold the sound dear And so pretty to hear, Will leave a patina quite grimy CORUNDUM - COST _________________________ I'm immortal until proven otherwise Top Page 102 of 126 < 1 2 ... 100 101 102 103 104 ... 125 126 > Go to page... 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