@badradger saidAw, what a cute image, two badgers cuddled up together at night while the wind howls outside.
I only lay with mrs Badger...so sort your sordid mind out.
@drewnogal saidwe actually sleep on a raft constructed by mr beaver we sleep sound through the sea of night.
Aw, what a cute image, two badgers cuddled up together at night while the wind howls outside.
@very-rusty saidDont bother I have other more important things to concentrate on, not more of your rambalings.
It is an expression. I'll explain more to you when I have time! 😉
-VR
@badradger saidJust deal with it, you didn't understand or pretend not to, or didn't like what was said. 😛 😉
Dont bother I have other more important things to concentrate on, not more of your rambalings.
-VR
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Remember calling other members certain things are not permitted anymore, even if you may be close to the truth! 😛 😉
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@very-rusty saidIt seems to me, based on the above “deleted” posts, that you may know your way around these forums more than you are given credit for.
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@badradger saidDid you have any particular posters in mind?
in bed together
And would they be arranged so they had to smell each others' feet?
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@badradger saidMaybe we are cousins of the words.
we actually sleep on a raft constructed by mr beaver we sleep sound through the sea of night.
When I was about 21 and working at a bookstore in Mankato, Minnesota, the manager was very much interested in Jungian psychology and asked me to write some ad copy to promote the store's Jungian books (this would have been early 80s; it was at that bookstore that I learned of The Jam's breakup by way of the NME, which we imported and had on our magazine rack).
My contribution was: "At night do our minds meet in the sea of dreams?" followed by some other text directing people to the bookstore. The ad ran as a text banner at the bottom of the screen on a local TV station.
The Nobel Prize Committee has not been in contact yet, though.
@badradger saidSpeaking of which, it was awesome to see Charlotte Rampling cast as the Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam in Villeneuve's Dune.
Dont bother I have other more important things to concentrate on, not more of your rambalings.
I'm generally one for the guys but I did very much appreciate her looks and performance in "Farewell, My Lovely" (1975). (Not attracted, just appreciative, similar to me and Diana Rigg as Emma Peel.)
@kevin-eleven saidI am a keen poet
Maybe we are cousins of the words.
When I was about 21 and working at a bookstore in Mankato, Minnesota, the manager was very much interested in Jungian psychology and asked me to write some ad copy to promote the store's Jungian books (this would have been early 80s; it was at that bookstore that I learned of The Jam's breakup by way of the NME, which we imported and ...[text shortened]... the screen on a local TV station.
The Nobel Prize Committee has not been in contact yet, though.
@mercury saidAfter 15 years on the site, I at least caught on to what is acceptable to say in the Public forums. I do my best to keep up on words not permitted. I am not saying I've always followed that or I would have had no posts removed. 😉
It seems to me, based on the above “deleted” posts, that you may know your way around these forums more than you are given credit for.
-VR