@Scylla: And of course I'll respect you in the morning.
@Lee: Unfortunately, I omitted to incorporate a lesbian dimension in my post, so I am afraid I won't be taken seriously as a sociopathic internet fantasist.
Newsflash: Official!!! Deltango wins the SL forums by using the wonderful word dithyramb.
Pep (has been investigating the origins of Western theatre as part of his son's prospective International Baccalaureat research; we're going to the National Theatre next week for a lecture by an Oxford Prof on Greek Choruses.)
Look ... can I say just for this once, mate ? ... we could have discussions perhaps wether oestrogens contained in barrels should be labeled 'flammable' or wether it's Plutonium as touchy as nitro-glycerine and I know I'd bore you tremendously again only, but I'm officially abusing your blog to announce I withdrawing from this whole madness a while. A confidentiality that might perhaps degrade to TT / TC.
But the cheque is in the mail, right, Pep darling?
ReplyDeleteYour post is now on Forum Confidential, the SL Official GD Forum and my blog. You'll be syndicated soon.
ReplyDelete@Scylla: And of course I'll respect you in the morning.
ReplyDelete@Lee: Unfortunately, I omitted to incorporate a lesbian dimension in my post, so I am afraid I won't be taken seriously as a sociopathic internet fantasist.
Newsflash: Official!!! Deltango wins the SL forums by using the wonderful word dithyramb.
ReplyDeletePep (has been investigating the origins of Western theatre as part of his son's prospective International Baccalaureat research; we're going to the National Theatre next week for a lecture by an Oxford Prof on Greek Choruses.)
PS The Glass Bead Game reference was a surpise and a delight as well; I'd forgotten how much Hesse affected me during my formative years.
ReplyDeletePerhaps not, but I think you've already done a fine job establishing yourself as a narcissist. Well done, you!
ReplyDeleteThere's no crying in baseball and there are no smilies in blog comments.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite Hesse novels is Beneath the Wheel. It 'spoke' (listens for laughs) to me in my formative years.
ReplyDeleteNarcissism is being in love with someone who REALLY cares for you . . .
ReplyDelete...and for people on a tight budget who never liked spending money anyway.
ReplyDeleteYour PPP today was once again very humorous.
Look ... can I say just for this once, mate ? ... we could have discussions perhaps wether oestrogens contained in barrels should be labeled 'flammable' or wether it's Plutonium as touchy as nitro-glycerine and I know I'd bore you tremendously again only, but I'm officially abusing your blog to announce I withdrawing from this whole madness a while. A confidentiality that might perhaps degrade to TT / TC.
ReplyDeleteHate me for it .. :|
Until later perhaps.
It's a beautiful love story, Pep. I laughed, I cried, I...well, I laughed. ;-)
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