What feeds your soul?
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EJFan said:
We could wrestle, after the oral interrogation.
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EJFan said:we could... but i'm at a disadvantage being halfway tied up already. i guess you'll just have to have your way with me. i give up.
Wow, that was pretty quick - l
"Lightning Hands," they call me *pulls down the brow of my hat and winks*
Is this the part where I can help make you happy?
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EJFan said:i can't see what part you're pointing at but give it a try.
The part between your ears, silly?
*btw, did you notice it got really quite ~ all the sudden like?*
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EJFan said:be vewy vewy quiet... i'm hunting pewvewted voyeuws.
i think we're being... uhhh... read?
Is there a reason everyone disappears when you and I start talking?
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quoll said:Never noticed a thing, carry on.
*giggle* perv on!
EJFan said:because we abuse the threads... and/or because they can't type with one hand.
Ahhh, the thread police will be after us in no time then! Can't you just hear the e-sirens wailing in the distance? C'mon Clyde, let's get going!!!
*Heh!!!*
quoll, easy with the popcorn: those kernals can get into uhhh, uncomfortable places on the couch!
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how do you know? i might be creepy... or ooky... or both.bobsgirl said:LOL You're not creepy or ooky either, but it was late and I couldn't come up with new lyrics.
in any event, i think you did a great job and i'm hoping you expand on the lyrics... we really do need a theme song for this show.
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bobsgirl said:
Wow.
I'm gone for a few hours and now we have a theme song? Can't wait to see the costumes!!
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EJFan said:we ran out of money in the budget for costumes. i suggest just wearing what you wear in the shower.
I've got the cutest shower cap...
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WWII-era love notes discovered
From United Press International
January 12, 2007 4:53 PM EST
MONROE, Ohio, Jan 12, 2007 (UPI via COMTEX) -- A woman who purchased an old suitcase at a Toledo, Ohio, auction found it full of World War II-era love letters between a U.S. serviceman and his wife.
Terri Smith of Monroe, Ohio, bought a raggedy old suitcase for $27.50 and noticed that there were old papers inside, the Monroe Evening News reported Friday. When she opened the suitcase, she found five hundred letters written by Charles Ashton and his wife Ruthie while Ashton was serving in the U.S. Navy, the newspaper said.
Smith decided to track down Ashton and his wife, and through the help of the Internet, contacted Lynn "Dutch" Ashton, 66, one of Ashton's two sons. Ashton and his wife have both passed away, but Lynn said it was "terrific" that the letters have been discovered.
The letters were evidently overlooked when surviving family members were dividing Ruthie's possessions after her death in 2004. They were collected by a personal property liquidator, the newspaper reported.
URL: www.upi.com
This touches my soul to know that the family can re-live their parent's love and see a different side of their parents. History and love captured in time.
From United Press International
January 12, 2007 4:53 PM EST
MONROE, Ohio, Jan 12, 2007 (UPI via COMTEX) -- A woman who purchased an old suitcase at a Toledo, Ohio, auction found it full of World War II-era love letters between a U.S. serviceman and his wife.
Terri Smith of Monroe, Ohio, bought a raggedy old suitcase for $27.50 and noticed that there were old papers inside, the Monroe Evening News reported Friday. When she opened the suitcase, she found five hundred letters written by Charles Ashton and his wife Ruthie while Ashton was serving in the U.S. Navy, the newspaper said.
Smith decided to track down Ashton and his wife, and through the help of the Internet, contacted Lynn "Dutch" Ashton, 66, one of Ashton's two sons. Ashton and his wife have both passed away, but Lynn said it was "terrific" that the letters have been discovered.
The letters were evidently overlooked when surviving family members were dividing Ruthie's possessions after her death in 2004. They were collected by a personal property liquidator, the newspaper reported.
URL: www.upi.com
This touches my soul to know that the family can re-live their parent's love and see a different side of their parents. History and love captured in time.
