'dance me to your beauty'
Re: 'dance me to your beauty'
England is obsessed with winning. Apparently we are the "best" at everything. I am relaxed at losing. I recommend this approach and I know it's not for everyone. It has the advantage for me that I don't feel bad at the end of a spat.
Sue
Sue
yeah, well, errrrm, hum, yeah, ok, I dunno, articulation is not my fing, who cares, SHUT IT YOU MUPPET, blah blah blah
Re: 'dance me to your beauty'
Oh, I didn't realise that we were having a "spat"! I simply looked upon our exchange as a teachable moment, and I seized the opportunity to provide knowledge and enlightenment.Sideways wrote: I am relaxed at losing. I recommend this approach and I know it's not for everyone. It has the advantage for me that I don't feel bad at the end of a spat.
Sue
Cheers!
Lisa
Re: 'dance me to your beauty'
OH, WHERE DID YOU GET THAT SPATLisaLCFan wrote:Oh, I didn't realise that we were having a "spat"! I simply looked upon our exchange as a teachable moment, and I seized the opportunity to provide knowledge and enlightenment.Sideways wrote: I am relaxed at losing. I recommend this approach and I know it's not for everyone. It has the advantage for me that I don't feel bad at the end of a spat.
Sue
Cheers!
Lisa
WHERE DID YOU GET THAT STYLE?
Now how I came to get this hat, 'tis very strange and funny
Grandfather died and left to me his property and money
And when the will it was read out, they told me straight and flat
If I would have his money, I must always wear his hat
CHORUS
"Where did you get that hat? Where did you get that tile?
Isn't it a nobby one, and just the proper style?
I should like to have one Just the same as that!"
Where'er I go, they shout "Hello! Where did you get that hat?"
Now here is a short quiz, which should be easy for anyone with letters after her name. Of which word is this a definition
"full of animation, energy, or courage; spirited; spunky; plucky: The champion is faced with a ????? challenge".
Sue
yeah, well, errrrm, hum, yeah, ok, I dunno, articulation is not my fing, who cares, SHUT IT YOU MUPPET, blah blah blah
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Re: 'dance me to your beauty'
Feisty?
'Take the breath of a new dawn
And make it a part of you.
It will give you strength'
And make it a part of you.
It will give you strength'
Re: 'dance me to your beauty'
Karren B wrote:Feisty?
You cheated! you considered the person I was spatting with rather than the entymology. Admit it, you had ants in your pants to get the correct answer.
Many conantulations
Sue
yeah, well, errrrm, hum, yeah, ok, I dunno, articulation is not my fing, who cares, SHUT IT YOU MUPPET, blah blah blah
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Sue wrote
Now that's what you call resourceful...
OUCH, something just bit me!
Moi Cheat! ...I’d say resourceful, or even Magick?You cheated! you considered the person I was spatting with rather than the entymology. Admit it, you had ants in your pants to get the correct answer.
Many conantulations
Now that's what you call resourceful...
OUCH, something just bit me!
'Take the breath of a new dawn
And make it a part of you.
It will give you strength'
And make it a part of you.
It will give you strength'
Re: 'dance me to your beauty'
As a mere woman, I am hardly in a position to judge your attached photograph. However, my instincts lead me to the warning that you should not let men gaze upon it. A vulnerable young man, such as Geoffrey, may find the adult content disturbing.
Sue
Sue
yeah, well, errrrm, hum, yeah, ok, I dunno, articulation is not my fing, who cares, SHUT IT YOU MUPPET, blah blah blah
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Geoffrey and vulnerable are not two words I would put in the same sentence.
I think he’s a big boy now and has probably painted much worse.
I think he’s a big boy now and has probably painted much worse.
'Take the breath of a new dawn
And make it a part of you.
It will give you strength'
And make it a part of you.
It will give you strength'
Re: 'dance me to your beauty'
Well, well. I go out for a few hours, and when I return, I find that somebody has hijacked my friendly "spat" with Sue, and answered my quiz question! Have I been replaced, are we anonymous forumites* that interchangeable? Karren B may have... whatever that is on her legs (what is that?), but does she have any tattoos?Sideways wrote:You cheated! you considered the person I was spatting with rather than the entymology. Admit it, you had ants in your pants to get the correct answer.Karren B wrote:Feisty?
Many conantulations
Sue
"Feisty", eh? Thanks!
Lisa
*The proper entomological term for those who infeist internet forums.
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Karren B has the entire Edinburgh Tattoo on her back.
Feisty is a very high complisult.
You're either forum or against 'um.
Sue
FYI* I do not embrace being educated or taught here as it merely reinforces my sad complex about not having a Uni degree.
* An interspat abbreviation denoting "For your insect".
Feisty is a very high complisult.
You're either forum or against 'um.
Sue
FYI* I do not embrace being educated or taught here as it merely reinforces my sad complex about not having a Uni degree.
* An interspat abbreviation denoting "For your insect".
yeah, well, errrrm, hum, yeah, ok, I dunno, articulation is not my fing, who cares, SHUT IT YOU MUPPET, blah blah blah
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You and Geoffrey can compare notes on your lack-of-letters complexes! But, seriously, if you spent enough time around the Uni world and got to know enough academics, the main question on your mind would be, "How the hell did most of these idiots earn all those degrees?" (Myself excluded, of course!)Sideways wrote:I do not embrace being educated or taught here as it merely reinforces my sad complex about not having a Uni degree.
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I spend plenty time around an academic genius and it only confirms my sadness about lack of academic qualifications.LisaLCFan wrote:You and Geoffrey can compare notes on your lack-of-letters complexes! But, seriously, if you spent enough time around the Uni world and got to know enough academics, the main question on your mind would be, "How the hell did most of these idiots earn all those degrees?" (Myself excluded, of course!)Sideways wrote:I do not embrace being educated or taught here as it merely reinforces my sad complex about not having a Uni degree.
Sue Lancelot
yeah, well, errrrm, hum, yeah, ok, I dunno, articulation is not my fing, who cares, SHUT IT YOU MUPPET, blah blah blah
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And I thought you could keep a secret Sue. Never letting you iron my shirt again!Karren B has the entire Edinburgh Tattoo on her back.
[shakes head in disappointment].
'Take the breath of a new dawn
And make it a part of you.
It will give you strength'
And make it a part of you.
It will give you strength'
Re: 'dance me to your beauty'
as this thread is called 'dance me to your beauty', perhaps it is permissible to include a touch of elegance. i realise it will be ridiculed by the uncultured among us, but caviar will always be wasted when fed to apes.
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giselle died tragically of a broken heart upon learning her lover was betrothed to another. at night, albrecht lays flowers on her grave, and weeps uncontrollably with guilt. upon seeing her ghostly spirit appear before him, he begs for forgiveness. with undiminished love, she gives it - without hesitation. her spirit is then taken by the merciless queen myrtha and her assembly of other wronged souls.
https://youtu.be/ql3o-1eSdbQ
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giselle died tragically of a broken heart upon learning her lover was betrothed to another. at night, albrecht lays flowers on her grave, and weeps uncontrollably with guilt. upon seeing her ghostly spirit appear before him, he begs for forgiveness. with undiminished love, she gives it - without hesitation. her spirit is then taken by the merciless queen myrtha and her assembly of other wronged souls.
https://youtu.be/ql3o-1eSdbQ
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Just quietly, want to thank all contributors on this thread. I haven't laughed so heavily in ages. Beautiful wit.
Boss
Boss
'In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer' - Albert Camus