NiaD 6 is being postponed [from Oct 2016]
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devinganger
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Yeah, but on a Retina display it's smaller than a postage stamp.
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Devin L. Ganger, WA7DLG
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vic-k
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gr wrote:Let's see. What else is smaller than a postage stamp?
Don't be personal 
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devinganger
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gr wrote:Let's see. What else is smaller than a postage stamp?
The way y'all size stuff around here, a BREAD BOX is smaller than Vic's postage stamp.
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Devin L. Ganger, WA7DLG
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Life has a way of moving you past wants and hopes
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devinganger
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vic-k wrote:gr wrote:Let's see. What else is smaller than a postage stamp?
That got an actual LOL out of me. Well-played, sir.
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Devin L. Ganger, WA7DLG
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vic-k
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gr wrote:My work here is done.
gr
Work? ... my tootie!! Y're just a 'salacious innuendoista' ! ... picking on the insecure and vulnerable member of Scriv's crew!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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devinganger
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In all fairness, Vic, I do have to point out that you're the one who offered a...personal...comparison, not gr.
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Life has a way of moving you past wants and hopes
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Life has a way of moving you past wants and hopes
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vic-k
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devinganger wrote:In all fairness, Vic, I do have to point out that you're the one who offered a...personal...comparison, not gr.
Sorry young sir, but innuendo cometh before the fall.
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Montree_Whiles
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Hi, folks! Just thought I'd peep in.
On another note we have the:
1) Hero (or is that anti-hero?), probably Byronic (or, perhaps gothic?)
2) The protagonist (or, perhaps i'm-in-agony-ist?)
3) And the devil's advocate (the same across all genres)
Please continue the show folks. This is better than Netflix.
Missing you all and the annual NIAD....
On another note we have the:
1) Hero (or is that anti-hero?), probably Byronic (or, perhaps gothic?)
2) The protagonist (or, perhaps i'm-in-agony-ist?)
3) And the devil's advocate (the same across all genres)
Please continue the show folks. This is better than Netflix.
Missing you all and the annual NIAD....
“Writing is not necessarily something to be ashamed of, but do it in private and wash your hands afterwards.”
—Robert A. Heinlein
—Robert A. Heinlein
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Montree_Whiles
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Thought you might, vic-k! What fascinates me most about the image isn't the throne, nor the pooping peeper, but the tiles that are about as big as the throne itself.
Since we're on the subject, when using the word 'loo,' is it the word for the throne on which a pooper or pooping peeper sits, or the room in which the throne is fixed? Just curious.
Since we're on the subject, when using the word 'loo,' is it the word for the throne on which a pooper or pooping peeper sits, or the room in which the throne is fixed? Just curious.
vic-k wrote:OOOOHH LUV THE PINK TOILET SEAT
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vic-k
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Montree_Whiles wrote:Since we're on the subject, when using the word 'loo,' is it the word for the throne on which a pooper or pooping peeper sits, or the room in which the throne is fixed? Just curious.
Montree, my love ... one could propose one and one could propose t'other, however, sweet-thing, a polymath like my good self, would proffer: Both.
Take care
Leonardo-k
PS Stanly thinks,"The Toilet", but what do cats know? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygc9aDMabI8
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Proper peeps prefer 'poo' to the 'loo'. Wouldn't you?
Um, why is that peep backwards? No, just no. Don't answer that. Just don't.
Um, why is that peep backwards? No, just no. Don't answer that. Just don't.
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"Nothing, like something, happens anywhere." —Philip Larkin