Originally posted by leisurelyslothAppreciate your kind RHP invitation, leisurelysloth, but have gradually come to enjoy being a cozy, part-time partner with Bobby in this 'mixed
You could get your own account, Ms. Songbird. They're free you know!
blessing window' of his otherwise vigorous and fulfilled life. For what it may or may not be worth, the hiatus until 2009 suggestion was mine.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou seem to share Bobby's curious self-deprecating penchant for eliminating personal pronouns, particularly the first person singular. Is it a private code?
Appreciate your kind RHP invitation, leisurelysloth, but have gradually come to enjoy being a cozy, part-time partner...
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Originally posted by HandyAndyAll about time and place and sense of ocassion, Andy. First person 'sing' vernacular has always been reserved for pillow code conversation
You seem to share Bobby's curious self-deprecating penchant for eliminating personal pronouns, particularly the first person singular. Is it a private code?
stuff with us. Perhaps someday, once you and I get to know each other a little better, I'll confide my intimate nickname for him. Maybe not.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyDoes he talk a lot in bed?
All about time and place and sense of ocassion, Andy. First person 'sing' vernacular has always been reserved for pillow code conversation
stuff with us. Perhaps someday, once you and I get to know each other a little better, I'll confide my intimate nickname for him. Maybe not.
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Originally posted by HandyAndyNow, Andy, you really already know the answer to your own question... intermittently yes, even as much as I sometimes do, but with and by
Does he talk a lot in bed?
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different means. Save my own voice for the tower, other aircraft in our periphery, our passengers and the captain. Bobby's a good listener
but does now and then shoot his mouth off, if and whenever he becomes animated, on the phone or playing ping pong by the pool or at
sporting events and on the general forum. By the way, though I'm also an English Major, I do continue to learn from you and Nordlys
and even from GB (even though he's usually less predictable than he is bottomless, peculiar at times and layered with idiosyncrasies).
One thing I have assimilated is the fact that nouns (and sometimes pronouns) are quite incredible. Transitive or intransitive, verbs at best
are helpers, working in harness with the connectives. Earlier in the Koine Greek the omission of verbs, by design, was emphatic. Paul wrote,
"For me living Christ... dying profit." Today, we say, "May Day. May Day!" or "God!" or "$hit" or "$ob", etc,.. not a verb in the whole carload.
Personalizing our spoken sentiments, we sometimes instinctively just let it go with two words, a syllable each, "I You". Works, Saves energy.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyQuite.
Now, Andy, you really already know the answer to your own question... intermittently yes, even as much as I sometimes do, but with and by
different means. Save my own voice for the tower, other aircraft in our periphery, our passengers and the captain. Bobby's a good listener
but does now and then shoot his mouth off, if and whenever he becomes ...[text shortened]... go with two words, a syllable each, "I You". Works, Saves energy.
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Originally posted by HandyAndyI think it's because GP isn't suffering from multiple personality disorder, as I first thought, but rather from one-personality-with-multiple-names disorder.
You seem to share Bobby's curious self-deprecating penchant for eliminating personal pronouns, particularly the first person singular. Is it a private code?
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Originally posted by NordlysThat is GB's issue and challenge, Nordlys. As I'm sure you are easily able to understand, what I have for him is unconditional. Granted he's overly
I think it's because GP isn't suffering from multiple personality disorder, as I first thought, but rather from one-personality-with-multiple-names disorder.
complex at times. Sometimes I love him because of who and what he is and at other times inspite of himself. Guy just seems to stay in my mind.
Marion Lynne Stevenson (aka Songbird)
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou are a nice person.
Really don't give a good fig...
Yes, RHP Members, I'm investing my final (December 31, 2008, New Year's Eve) thread chip from GB to say that I really don't give a good
fig about all the silly club withdrawal/clan insularity driven general forum dysfunction. Invitation: Let's just chat about things you care about.
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