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EllaFitz
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 3:57:06 PM

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It was pretty hard finding songs about earrings which weren't tutorials on how to make them or the band 'Golden earring' (smiles). I've forgotten how to do this firting thing..it's been a while.

four legged friends? errm I like cats but don't co-habit with any of them...Do two legged mammals count?

EllaFitz
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 4:02:19 PM

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Oberon
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 4:17:21 PM

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Flirting, (so I have been told), is just like riding a bicycle -
except without the basket and the handle grips, and - in my case - with trainer wheels.

Cats are cool, but two-legged mammals are tricky.
Depends on whether or not they've been toilet-trained and, of course, which way they vote.

New Graham Parker album with a song about Amurika.
We can mock it because we don't live there, (and our economy is doing great.)



Tom's Notebook, or The Misadventures of an Unrepentant Souse, soon to be a major motion picture - well, a minor still-life drawing - penned by the trembling hand that conjured up such overtures to love-that-dare-not-stick-its-finger-down-its-throat, (for fear of what unspeakable horrors, from what unnamable levels of fresh hell, might conceivably become uncovered, and unwittingly dredged up), as The Extrapolated Scarlet Garment, Columbine in Fifth Street Traffic, and that Elmer Fudd inspired classic, Dwive, ("My wuv is wike a wed, wed, wose...") (pause for intermission, cigarettes, and the chance to catch one's breath), - is now perched like a flasher with a major grin pinned to his face, and a minor in French literature, upon Oberon's invitingly admission-fee-suspended, pimped and tarted profile page, for your perusal, and - although it's highly doubtful - your enjoyment.

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Ianthomas
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 4:32:34 PM

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Almost seamless for those of us who remember Parker's version of this (and run miles from Paul Young's one!)

<iframe width="640" height="360" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/zwoKq6HPwkE?feature=player_detailpage" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

grrr and one day i will do this properly, but clearly not tonight!!

And okay why does this appear perfectly on my profile page and not appear here!!! I hate the modern world!!!
Ianthomas
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 4:46:00 PM

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<iframe width="640" height="360" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/TkcuNX4vrS8?feature=player_detailpage" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> and just to prove i cannot learn from my mistakes (i just hope the country this is aimed at has!! Or rather, will one day soon!)
Oberon
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 5:10:01 PM

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Ianthomas:

You have to click on the Youtube symbol in the row of icons above the Font color and Font size Defaults when you hit 'Post Reply' and embed the code you get from the 'Share', 'Embed' buttons on the Youtube video, (and if I were reading this the first time, I wouldn't understand it either).

Is this the song you want to post?:



On the other hand, I'd love to know how to post a video on someone's Profile page.



Tom's Notebook, or The Misadventures of an Unrepentant Souse, soon to be a major motion picture - well, a minor still-life drawing - penned by the trembling hand that conjured up such overtures to love-that-dare-not-stick-its-finger-down-its-throat, (for fear of what unspeakable horrors, from what unnamable levels of fresh hell, might conceivably become uncovered, and unwittingly dredged up), as The Extrapolated Scarlet Garment, Columbine in Fifth Street Traffic, and that Elmer Fudd inspired classic, Dwive, ("My wuv is wike a wed, wed, wose...") (pause for intermission, cigarettes, and the chance to catch one's breath), - is now perched like a flasher with a major grin pinned to his face, and a minor in French literature, upon Oberon's invitingly admission-fee-suspended, pimped and tarted profile page, for your perusal, and - although it's highly doubtful - your enjoyment.

(Please direct all outraged e-mails, uncollected invoices or litigation papers to the owners of this site.)

Highwayman
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 6:03:37 PM

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Don't mind me.



‎"The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible." --Wilde
Highwayman
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 6:06:52 PM

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...and Notre Dame intercepts.

‎"The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible." --Wilde
Highwayman
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 6:09:25 PM

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Football n head are fun together.



‎"The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible." --Wilde
Oberon
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 6:09:58 PM

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Thought you might like the New Johnny Marr album, Highwayman:



Tom's Notebook, or The Misadventures of an Unrepentant Souse, soon to be a major motion picture - well, a minor still-life drawing - penned by the trembling hand that conjured up such overtures to love-that-dare-not-stick-its-finger-down-its-throat, (for fear of what unspeakable horrors, from what unnamable levels of fresh hell, might conceivably become uncovered, and unwittingly dredged up), as The Extrapolated Scarlet Garment, Columbine in Fifth Street Traffic, and that Elmer Fudd inspired classic, Dwive, ("My wuv is wike a wed, wed, wose...") (pause for intermission, cigarettes, and the chance to catch one's breath), - is now perched like a flasher with a major grin pinned to his face, and a minor in French literature, upon Oberon's invitingly admission-fee-suspended, pimped and tarted profile page, for your perusal, and - although it's highly doubtful - your enjoyment.

(Please direct all outraged e-mails, uncollected invoices or litigation papers to the owners of this site.)

Highwayman
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 6:18:56 PM

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I'll check it out now Obi.

‎"The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible." --Wilde
Highwayman
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 6:36:37 PM

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Fun!

‎"The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible." --Wilde
Highwayman
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 6:42:20 PM

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Sorry, dancing around the subject, but finding some fun tunes.



‎"The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible." --Wilde
Highwayman
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 6:47:25 PM

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loved dancing my ass off to this one.

‎"The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible." --Wilde
Highwayman
Posted: Saturday, November 24, 2012 7:06:57 PM

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Mind the gap.



‎"The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible." --Wilde
EllaFitz
Posted: Sunday, November 25, 2012 4:52:40 AM

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EllaFitz
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EllaFitz
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Oberon
Posted: Sunday, November 25, 2012 10:19:47 AM

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Sorry, Highwayman - didn't mean to send you on a wild goose chase.
The album won't be released until next year.
What I meant was I thought you might like that single from the upcoming album.
Thanks for the other Johnny Marr, though.
Cheers!



Tom's Notebook, or The Misadventures of an Unrepentant Souse, soon to be a major motion picture - well, a minor still-life drawing - penned by the trembling hand that conjured up such overtures to love-that-dare-not-stick-its-finger-down-its-throat, (for fear of what unspeakable horrors, from what unnamable levels of fresh hell, might conceivably become uncovered, and unwittingly dredged up), as The Extrapolated Scarlet Garment, Columbine in Fifth Street Traffic, and that Elmer Fudd inspired classic, Dwive, ("My wuv is wike a wed, wed, wose...") (pause for intermission, cigarettes, and the chance to catch one's breath), - is now perched like a flasher with a major grin pinned to his face, and a minor in French literature, upon Oberon's invitingly admission-fee-suspended, pimped and tarted profile page, for your perusal, and - although it's highly doubtful - your enjoyment.

(Please direct all outraged e-mails, uncollected invoices or litigation papers to the owners of this site.)

Oberon
Posted: Sunday, November 25, 2012 10:22:50 AM

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Tom's Notebook, or The Misadventures of an Unrepentant Souse, soon to be a major motion picture - well, a minor still-life drawing - penned by the trembling hand that conjured up such overtures to love-that-dare-not-stick-its-finger-down-its-throat, (for fear of what unspeakable horrors, from what unnamable levels of fresh hell, might conceivably become uncovered, and unwittingly dredged up), as The Extrapolated Scarlet Garment, Columbine in Fifth Street Traffic, and that Elmer Fudd inspired classic, Dwive, ("My wuv is wike a wed, wed, wose...") (pause for intermission, cigarettes, and the chance to catch one's breath), - is now perched like a flasher with a major grin pinned to his face, and a minor in French literature, upon Oberon's invitingly admission-fee-suspended, pimped and tarted profile page, for your perusal, and - although it's highly doubtful - your enjoyment.

(Please direct all outraged e-mails, uncollected invoices or litigation papers to the owners of this site.)

Oberon
Posted: Sunday, November 25, 2012 10:36:11 AM

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Tom's Notebook, or The Misadventures of an Unrepentant Souse, soon to be a major motion picture - well, a minor still-life drawing - penned by the trembling hand that conjured up such overtures to love-that-dare-not-stick-its-finger-down-its-throat, (for fear of what unspeakable horrors, from what unnamable levels of fresh hell, might conceivably become uncovered, and unwittingly dredged up), as The Extrapolated Scarlet Garment, Columbine in Fifth Street Traffic, and that Elmer Fudd inspired classic, Dwive, ("My wuv is wike a wed, wed, wose...") (pause for intermission, cigarettes, and the chance to catch one's breath), - is now perched like a flasher with a major grin pinned to his face, and a minor in French literature, upon Oberon's invitingly admission-fee-suspended, pimped and tarted profile page, for your perusal, and - although it's highly doubtful - your enjoyment.

(Please direct all outraged e-mails, uncollected invoices or litigation papers to the owners of this site.)

Oberon
Posted: Sunday, November 25, 2012 10:39:54 AM

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Tom's Notebook, or The Misadventures of an Unrepentant Souse, soon to be a major motion picture - well, a minor still-life drawing - penned by the trembling hand that conjured up such overtures to love-that-dare-not-stick-its-finger-down-its-throat, (for fear of what unspeakable horrors, from what unnamable levels of fresh hell, might conceivably become uncovered, and unwittingly dredged up), as The Extrapolated Scarlet Garment, Columbine in Fifth Street Traffic, and that Elmer Fudd inspired classic, Dwive, ("My wuv is wike a wed, wed, wose...") (pause for intermission, cigarettes, and the chance to catch one's breath), - is now perched like a flasher with a major grin pinned to his face, and a minor in French literature, upon Oberon's invitingly admission-fee-suspended, pimped and tarted profile page, for your perusal, and - although it's highly doubtful - your enjoyment.

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Had a dream I was king, I woke up still king!!
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i am really excited to have two "recommended reads". they are "did you know i love your cock?" and "just fuck me". great titles, huh?
EllaFitz
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