Is falling in love the best way to start? - Page 5

Gibsie · August 17, 2003, 16:07

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Originally posted by st_swithin
Are you sure you don't call her noodlemuffin?

Never. I was once banned from a message board for expressing my dislike for Noodle.

st_swithin · August 17, 2003, 16:09

heh, I bet you don't like string beans either.

Alexander's Horse · August 17, 2003, 23:37

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Originally posted by Asher
The man on the right is particularly ghastly.

It also speaks volumes of what he's trying to cover up.

except you share

With them in hell the sorrowful dark of hell,
Whose world is but the trembling of a flare,
And heaven but as the highway for a shell,

You shall not hear their mirth:

You shall not come to think them well content
By any jest of mine. These men are worth
Your tears: You are not worth their merriment.

st_swithin · August 20, 2003, 06:36

Wow, rhyming couplets of haikus - I'm really impressed over here.

Q Classic · August 22, 2003, 08:43

one way to look at it. it's much rarer to keep a flame alive when the fuel lights quickly in a blaze; it's far more common to keep a flame alive when the flame gradually grows.

starting with love is more the former; starting with friendship is more the latter. i've seen more successful long-lasting relationships arise from friendships than i have arising from love.

st_swithin · August 23, 2003, 16:18

Look, I just don't like creamed spinach. I don't care who makes it, or what's in it - I just don't like the texture - it's like trying to hock up lettuce-encrusted snot.

Plain old steamed spinach with garlic and salt, the way Chinese people serve it, is the ONLY WAY I LIKE IT.

Ted Striker · August 23, 2003, 16:22

That's some nasty ****.

All green vegetables should be steamed.

st_swithin · August 23, 2003, 19:19

I'm with you on that one. Green leafy vegetables should be steamed.

Shrubberies should be trimmed, dead trees felled, and/or burned, and the remains should be used for GOOD, not evil, purposes.