[quote] This one gave me the chills. VEry good. You need to be writing more often. [/quote] Wow, what a great compliment. Thanks so much, Kelly.
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[quote] I love any poem/story that has Uranus in it! Take a bow Digit! [/quote] *bows* Thanks, Kelly. :)
[quote] Which makes for the best eatin? [/quote] I loves me some chicken. Remember Bubba in Forrest Gump with all the ways to make shrimp. Well, that's how I loves me some chicken. ;)
[quote] Read more - if nothing else, it'll keep your mind sharp. [/quote] [quote] Reading keeps your mind from gettng moldy. [/quote] I agree with Buddah and Tova you need to keep your mind intact. Otherwise you might start jumping out of airplanes or something crazy like that. ;p
Great video. Definitely my favorite performance from Woodstock. Considering your big day Ten Years After was a good choice. Or you could've picked It Was A Good Day from Ice Cube. ;)
Good luck my friend with your new fitness regiment and with the ban on smoking and drinking. Now I will have another (along w/Roy) to draw inspiration from. BTW .. Isn't Bonsai what kamikazes yelled before completing their suicidal missions? ;)
[quote] I was pulled into this when you read it to me. Great job on this, honey. [/quote] Awww thanks. Now don't laugh but I almost forgot to answer you. :P
[quote] The motherfuckers are everywhere [/quote] You are quite right, and it seems as time goes on they're starting to outnumber us. Very cool, mate.
[quote] I know that this church, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is true, and I know I'd be completely lost without it. It is my lifeline, and I'm ashamed to have taken it for granted, and to have needed this conference to remind me. [/quote] Isn't it great when you get exactly what you need when you need it? [quote] Don't argue [/quote] [quote] I hope this doesn't start any messiness. [/quote] I hope that if people do do those t
[quote] Ah well, no sense crying over frogged sweaters. [/quote] It probably sucked when you frogged it. If I seen your math I would've TOAD you you were wrong. :)
Mark, [quote] Yes, I too could see where you were going but it certainly didn't take anything away from your story. I liked it a lot. In fact, I like it so much, I am a little envious of the idea. Well done again, mate. [/quote] Damn, you saw where it wqs going to? :D Thanks, mate for the kind words. Roy, [quote] Anyway, a cool read with a cool twist! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/smiles/Congrats
Happy Belated Birthday, Ted and Trudy !
[quote] Ever see a deer caught in the headlights? [/quote] You did have that look on the plane but the look I liked the best was the one on your face when you landed your first jump. The jump and that look was fucking awesome, Roy. Congrats on your first jump. It sure looks like it could be addicting.
SC, [quote] Me likey. I figured that's where you were heading with it, because let's be straight - peach on Earth? Not likely. [/quote] Thanks, I told Rose I thought people would figure it out before the end. :) Zoo, [quote] Realized where that was headed about a third of the way through. <img src="http://images.stardo
I'm glad you been cleansed and finally feel peace. It's truly a wonderful feeling. Just so you know I don't enjoy your writings about Spain because of your "adventures" with the opposite sex. I enjoy them because of the quality of the writing. I give this article as proof.
Here's another try. Another JUWC Future Glimpses Attempt
[quote] It sucks. [/quote] Mentiroso. ;)
As usual, my entry is very late. :NOTSURE:
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[quote] Well, thanks a lot for putting that song in my head now, mate You know it is a brain worm, don't you? The only thing that is going to cancel it out is either 'Last Train To Clarkesville' by The Monkees or something by Neil Diamond. Then I have to try to cancel either of those out.
[quote] But he didn't try to place the blame anywhere else. He owned it. [/quote] How much better would it be if more people owned it? Some people can be so frustrating. I agree with the others excellent article, Tova.
Roy, [quote] If it's not then it ain't worth readin'! Heh, gettin' a little tired of the widgets and docks and Hilliary and Obama and whatever the Sam Hill hell's a goin on on all that Gideon Macleish drama that I personally really couldn't give two shits about. [/quote] Like Maso said, Well said, mate. [quote] Anyway, thanks for being here UDig! You're a cool guy and I Dig ya the most! (except for maybe, uhm, InBloom... <img src="http://images.stardo
Mark, [quote] Yes, silly, juvenile and oh so much fun. I love the punchline, mate. [/quote] Thanks, mate. You know after writing it I almost deleted it because I thought it was too silly. :D Donna, [quote] No way silly, nor juvenile! Very well done Chris! I like that last line!LOL! [/quote] Thanks for not thinking it was e
SC, [quote] Props, my brotha. [/quote] Gracias, mi hermano. ;) Zoo, [quote] Good work, UDig. [/quote] Thanks and thanks for reading it. :)
I like how you not only told a story with haikus but how each haiku can stand on it's own. Very cool, SC.