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  • Iced_Off
    Iced_Off Posts: 885 Forumite
    Ahem....phalacrocorax aristotelis..;)
    I just got lost in thought. It was unfamiliar territory. :D
  • amistupid
    amistupid Posts: 55,997 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Photogenic I've been Money Tipped!
    Iced_Off wrote: »
    Ahem....phalacrocorax aristotelis..;)
    Mine was just a quicky. :D
    In memory of Chris Hyde #867
  • Iced_Off wrote: »
    Ahem....phalacrocorax aristotelis..;)
    :rotfl: :T Just cos Olivia's away !
  • amistupid wrote: »
    According to the Russian aqua lovers you could almost raise a main sail! :D

    yeah, I wanted to take over as he appeared only to be flying at half-mast...
  • Iced_Off
    Iced_Off Posts: 885 Forumite
    By the way...(trying to raise the tone a smidgen....:D ) Have you read Pablo Neruda's Ode to the Seagull? :rolleyes:
    I just got lost in thought. It was unfamiliar territory. :D
  • Iced_Off wrote: »
    By the way...(trying to raise the tone a smidgen....:D ) Have you read Pablo Neruda's Ode to the Seagull? :rolleyes:
    Is it big enough to hide a copy of playboy?
  • amistupid
    amistupid Posts: 55,997 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Photogenic I've been Money Tipped!
    Iced_Off wrote: »
    By the way...(trying to raise the tone a smidgen....:D ) Have you read Pablo Neruda's Ode to the Seagull? :rolleyes:
    Was it in this month's Reader's Wives? (We're not so easily diverted) :D

    Synchronised smut may have to delete to prolong the agony.
    In memory of Chris Hyde #867
  • Actually of course I did...I loved the way that he waxes rhapsodic for a while about the lightness of the bird and then acknowledges that the story doesn't end there -- that the seagull is also a greedy, voracious creature. What amazes him is how that rude hunger can become lightness. And so he doesn't see the world through rose-colored glasses so much as he has an excellent eye for those places in the world where there are indeed hidden roses.
  • Iced_Off
    Iced_Off Posts: 885 Forumite
    Alfresco wrote: »
    Actually of course I did...I loved the way that he waxes rhapsodic for a while about the lightness of the bird and then acknowledges that the story doesn't end there -- that the seagull is also a greedy, voracious creature. What amazes him is how that rude hunger can become lightness. And so he doesn't see the world through rose-colored glasses so much as he has an excellent eye for those places in the world where there are indeed hidden roses.
    Wow! I'm really impressed. :T

    Course a less gullible person would say you'd just googled an excerpt.....:D
    I just got lost in thought. It was unfamiliar territory. :D
  • I've written all that I can remember so please don't ask me any questions...
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