G'night

Reverend Blair

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Both lately. I liked it better when I was just one of horrid morning people though.

On the bright side there was a man on my TV teaching the history of Canada before 1939. Today he was talking about how women came into the work force and the origins of the steno pool. If you can't sleep to that, then you can't sleep at all.
 

Jay

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Re: RE: G'night

Reverend Blair said:
I've been awake for five hours aleady, Jay...I consider it to afternoon now, even if it is 10:30


I was at work when I wrote that, I still am.
 

Jay

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The least you could do is say morning back. It's the polite Canadian thing to do.
 

Reverend Blair

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It was ugly. I had to shoot pool with Mrs. Rev's co-workers but they'd placed some sort of misguided moratorium on gambling. You can't smoke in pool halls anymore either, so we all ended up huddled outside in the cold comparing beer bellies. How sick and twisted is that? Alice never had nightmare's like this.

So I woke up this morning feeling a little...off. Now it's morning again. 3:30 and I'm wondering if I should give up and call myself Linda or crawl into bed and pretend to be normal while surreptitiously watching college professors mumble about Greek myths.

To take a wild shot at quoting Ray Davies from raw memory..."Might as well stand and face it, Life is soooooo complicated."

Has anybody got Muswell Hillbillies on CD? I love that album....
 

zenfisher

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Hmmm.... Alice may not have had nightmares like that then...but now, I think it might be a different story. He played a casino here not to long ago. Mind you the casinos (on the reserves) allow smoking.

I prefer the Band actually:

Life is a carnival
believe it or not
life is carnival
at two bits a shot.

Sort of a reap what you sew, kinda thing happening there. Still both quotes could be said to have a similar philosophy.

Hey... did you rub your belly when people walked in & out saying...

" AAAHHHH!!!... Ice cold beer."

Just a thought.
 

Reverend Blair

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'kay, I've decided to call myself Linda. The coffee is on. I know a lot of you were wondering who the F*** Linda was. I know a lot of you just got a little more confused. It happens.


I prefer the Band actually:

I always suspected...wait'll we tell Edge. :wink: :lol:

Life is a carnival
believe it or not
life is carnival
at two bits a shot.

Oh...that Band. Yeah, I prefer them too. I have an inkling you knew that though.
:wink:

Hey... did you rub your belly when people walked in & out saying...

" AAAHHHH!!!... Ice cold beer."

No. We whored me out as "Buddha for quarter" though. Nobody would give anything until the girl with big boobies stood beside me, then they rubbed so much my belly hair got knots. I felt bad for her because she seemed not to get the joke. I did like her boobies though...they were large. Also, people gave money to whatever the hell the official cause was.
 

zenfisher

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Was her name Linda? :wink: :p

...Maybe she got it but was ignoring it. I doubt it, but it is a possibility.

Hmmm... Knotting Hairbellies..wasn't that a band with Harrison, Dylan, Petty, Orbison and occaisionally Lynne. Maybe that's why people were giving you cash. They thought you were famous...or an impersonater. On a good night you do kinda look like Jeff Lynne. perhaps they thought you were Tom Petme. Although you don't look like him. Were you wearing sunglasses?....oh nevermind we won't go there. :p

Was it the Princess you were at? Or did you head out to the old St. V. ? is that still set up with tables? Inquiring minds want to know.