Alternative to P. Fender's collaborative novel
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michaelbywatermi
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pigfender wrote:What does one have to do to get a poke around here?
-- The Chronicles Of Bargepole by M. Bywater
Did I really say "poke"? It's not that. It's a line from Mart Crowley's The Boys in the Band. Emory's, I believe. "Who'd'ya haveta f*** to get a drink round here?" I thought I'd take it a step further. But "poke"? Gosh. I appall myself with my own cowardice.
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michaelbywatermi
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Be us nerre thir yet?
--Geoffrey Chaucer, The Caunterbury Tales
--Geoffrey Chaucer, The Caunterbury Tales
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vic-k
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It's virtually impossible to take it all in...trulymichaelbywater wrote:appall myself with my own cowardice.
As a professional, you, are your one and only asset. Without integrity you are worthless, but with it, you are priceless.
michaelbywater wrote:Be us nerre thir yet?
--Geoffrey Chaucer, The Caunterbury Tales
That is a thing of beauty.
Dave
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vic-k
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Gorra be pure filf, if Bywater's read it!dafu wrote:michaelbywater wrote:Be us nerre thir yet?
--Geoffrey Chaucer, The Caunterbury Tales
That is a thing of beauty.
Dave
Anyway...'s only a rip-off of David Cameron...init?
As a professional, you, are your one and only asset. Without integrity you are worthless, but with it, you are priceless.
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michaelbywater wrote:Be us nerre thir yet?
--Geoffrey Chaucer, The Caunterbury Tales
My favourite so far.
"You can't waltz in here, use my toaster, and start spouting universal truths without qualification."