Nasty

[Guest]

Mab., I took no offense, really; thought it an odd thing to say is all, but thanks for the kindness.

Perdita
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Rhino: who are you to decry an apology meant for someone else? And while I'm at it, your flirting is turning a bit crude too.
P.

 

[MathGirl]

Re: Apology

MG, I apologize for what I said.

Dear Dr M,
There really wasn't any need to apologize. I was much more nastier than you. I really shouldn't have ambushed you like that.
Dr Girl

 

[Guest]

MG: maybe we really are whatever he called us, or something else.

Perdita

 

[MathGirl]

MG: maybe we really are whatever he called us, or something else.

Dear Perdita,
As an arithmetician, I'd say the chances of you being correct are quite good.
MG

 

[Guest]

Thanks, MG; I'll sleep better tonight.

Perdita

 

[Gabriel_Lee]

ochlocracy

neat word.

 

[Guest]

kudos

 

[Guest]

with out a doubt

 

[Guest]

 

[Guest]

Rhino: fuhgeddabuddit, I was feeling bitchy. Be yourself always.

Perdita

 

[Guest]

Popeye

 

[Guest]

Flirting

(i expect no "success" from my flirts)

Real flirting is nearly a lost art. If you expect success then you make it practical and artless.

Trust me, the last man I met who knew how to flirt me right was a retired Oxford don.

What we do on Lit. is merely flirt-like.

Perdita

 

[Guest]

Re: Flirting

 

[Guest]

so happy

Bridget is greatly relieved that the graciousness dust had its desired effect.

for dr_m, mg and p

b

 

[ffreak]

Hey Perdita, why don't you start a thread on the real art of flirting (I'm not sure where it would belong).

It would be useful to us as writers. Of course it would also be helpful in trying to get the attention of some people on the board (and give us all good practice).