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Since I am barely just approaching 500 posts after all this time, you can bet you won't get a lot of action from me.
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I come back after a few days away and Hatrack has decided to go back to the communal 60's definition of family. Well it looks like we won't have to worry about safe sex, but I won't make any money on my trojan stock this way. Posts: 180 | Registered: Jul 2003
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See... you had me at the first page, but using lines from Blazing Saddles is just a clincher. I swear, if someone starts quoting me The Princess Brideand Shakespeare, I may just have to elope. Of course that means I won't get my big wedding and no bachelor or bachelorette parties which could be miscontrued as a bad thing.
I do wonder about the future resulting children though. Poor little darlings won't know what hit them (I mean the parents not the kids .)
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Question: are we going to be expected to remember insignificant details about all spouses? Like birthdays, anniversaries, first names, that kind of thing?
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As a useless observer and eternal non-participant in anything I offer this:
there is a strange repression here (wherever this is) that sends one's antannae up - maybe I'm just old fashioned - but- these internet enabled 'joking' relationships are the tips of some awefully wierd icebergs I bet....
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"Question: are we going to be expected to remember insignificant details about all spouses? Like birthdays, anniversaries, first names, that kind of thing?"
There could be a group birthday. Sort of a rebirthday, if you will. Of course, our anniversary will be easy to remember,as it will be the same.
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Twink-- I am guilty as charged. I was, indeed, trying to subtly wile Katharina into, not only the whole group thing, but my particular locale in the room (after all, there's only so many people you can grab at once ).
YAY! an evil smiley!
Grammar nazis have fun with that second sentence... I'm pretty sure it's correct, even with all the commas.
No icebergs as far as I can see.... nope, nope, nope...
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Between my responsibilities in Slash's hoochie stable and my life as twinky's dream wife, I think this Hatracker's dance card is all filled up.
Now Portia rocked. The Merchant of Venice is one of my favorite plays - <feminista hat> It would take a woman to point the flaw's the man's plan. </feminista hat>
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Hey, wait. Slash has a hoochie stable. *thinks* Okay. I'm fine with that - I see no way it interferes with my (all male) harem, so he can keep it.
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Twinky, dear, you misht want to read this part more carefully:
"futures forseen of friendship"
I think Kat is just giving you the "let's just be friends" speech, couched in lovely Shakespeareanesque language.
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Ah, the old knife cuts once again to the sinews of my life's blood... doest fate have any crueler taunt than "let's just be friends?"
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I also have a Shakespearean name. My real name is Olivia. Funny, I sort of go for the pretty, possibly slightly femmy guys. Go figger.
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Pfl. Ophelia goes all nutty and throws herself into a river. What man wants to put up with that? Especially when compared to the cosmic powers of Q?
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My name isn't really Shakespearean, but I was Shakespeare's bankroller, darn it. I think I should get a little credit here.
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