And did you know that if--Oh Lord, why do I DO these things?--you Google "shrewish hard-on" you quickly find yourself with links to such disparate things as "The Story of the Heath Slayings" at the Online and Medieval & Classical Library and a Village Voice review of "Up Your Ass," the Valerie Solanis play that Andy Warhol "lost" decades ago, but was later recovered?
OddD: Yes, exactly. And when they tried to lose it, it came back. And they tried to lose it to gain gravitas, and slipped and looked all foolish and amateurish.
Motor1560- It's hard for me to express how enchanting it is to hear that I assembled some words and amused another person.
But I am nothing, sir, NOTHING compared to a man who knows how to put the little tilde over the "n" in pinata. Sippican salutes you sir.
PS- I clicked on your name and saw that you research public transit in LA. Funny. My brother and his father in law drew the map for public transit in LA 10 or 15 years ago. He said he's never worked so hard on anything that no one would ever read.
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Is the DtP link incorrect? The first one, not the second one.
Hmm, link says "not found" :(
MCG: Fixed now. Sorry.
Well, that was fun.
And did you know that if--Oh Lord, why do I DO these things?--you Google "shrewish hard-on" you quickly find yourself with links to such disparate things as "The Story of the Heath Slayings" at the Online and Medieval & Classical Library and a Village Voice review of "Up Your Ass," the Valerie Solanis play that Andy Warhol "lost" decades ago, but was later recovered?
Let your minds run wild ...
(rotflol--for real)
Or close enough to the floor, anyway.
"Oh here she comes
Watch out boy she'll chew you up
Oh here she comes
She's a maneater."
OddD: Yes, exactly. And when they tried to lose it, it came back. And they tried to lose it to gain gravitas, and slipped and looked all foolish and amateurish.
Motor1560- It's hard for me to express how enchanting it is to hear that I assembled some words and amused another person.
But I am nothing, sir, NOTHING compared to a man who knows how to put the little tilde over the "n" in pinata. Sippican salutes you sir.
PS- I clicked on your name and saw that you research public transit in LA. Funny. My brother and his father in law drew the map for public transit in LA 10 or 15 years ago. He said he's never worked so hard on anything that no one would ever read.
RIA, when you keep coming up with these links, I really, REALLY begin to worry about you.
Though I'm still mystified as to how/why John Cole got invovled in this whole kerfluffle to begin with.
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