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Posted 02 April 2015 - 04:46 PM
raised cane
Those kids were really something - they raised cane whenever they could! 
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Posted 02 April 2015 - 07:50 PM
Fell but
The dancer not only fell but tripped over Fishinghat. He was just besides that pole, I saw him!
The dancer not only fell but tripped over Fishinghat. He was just besides that pole, I saw him!
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Posted 02 April 2015 - 07:59 PM
But then...
She did trip but then found that she couldn't get up - she had sprained her ankle!
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Posted 02 April 2015 - 08:26 PM
Fishinghat must...
Fishinghat must be careful with that forged friendship - it can't get out of hand! 
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Posted 02 April 2015 - 09:01 PM
Sorry, guess I got confused there...
The word was 'must' and somehow we got off track! 
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Posted 03 April 2015 - 02:11 AM
must sleep
I've been awake too long, and now I must sleep.
Yes, the concept of the human shadow-- Jung's Shadow Self (and other similar theories) make for lively and fun conversation. While I enjoy the conversation, I await the proof.
I think all events-- physical, mental, and cosmological-- occur as a result of prior causes. All events-- from super novae, to falling stock prices, to an anxiety attack, to a suicide bombing, to your choice of broccoli instead of carrots. We can imagine that it was fate, randomness, some hidden and undiscovered part of the brain, or something supernatural like poltergheist, free will, or the gods-- but those are as difficult to prove as the 'shadow'. All prior causes are not readily identifiable, but the fact that the universe functions solely by the laws of cause-and-effect is pretty clear.
No hocuspocus, no magic, no supernatural shenanigans. The universe is far more wondrous than we can imagine!
I've been awake too long, and now I must sleep.
Yes, the concept of the human shadow-- Jung's Shadow Self (and other similar theories) make for lively and fun conversation. While I enjoy the conversation, I await the proof.
I think all events-- physical, mental, and cosmological-- occur as a result of prior causes. All events-- from super novae, to falling stock prices, to an anxiety attack, to a suicide bombing, to your choice of broccoli instead of carrots. We can imagine that it was fate, randomness, some hidden and undiscovered part of the brain, or something supernatural like poltergheist, free will, or the gods-- but those are as difficult to prove as the 'shadow'. All prior causes are not readily identifiable, but the fact that the universe functions solely by the laws of cause-and-effect is pretty clear.
No hocuspocus, no magic, no supernatural shenanigans. The universe is far more wondrous than we can imagine!
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Posted 03 April 2015 - 07:48 AM
sleep eludes
Sometimes I find that sleep eludes me, too. Did you ever get to sleep TM?
I was up at midnite eating crackers and peanut butter - the peanut butter does the trick every time! 
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Posted 03 April 2015 - 08:15 AM
eludes me
It eludes me why you picked a pole dancer!!
I will just pretend she is a ballroom dancer from Poland.
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Posted 03 April 2015 - 08:18 AM
Me? no!
Do not question me - no, I didn't choose the pole dancer - that was Cse!
Love your comment, FH!
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Posted 03 April 2015 - 09:16 AM
trollops can't
Thank you, FH! Of all of the things I have been called, trollops can't be one of them!
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Posted 03 April 2015 - 09:22 AM
Can't stop
Laughing, that is! Trollops! Haven't heard that word in a long time
I had originally thought of "pole cat". But since I grew up in Missouri, I figured Fishinghat would be the only one to understand that one.
Good morning everyone! Happy Friday!
Laughing, that is! Trollops! Haven't heard that word in a long time
I had originally thought of "pole cat". But since I grew up in Missouri, I figured Fishinghat would be the only one to understand that one.
Good morning everyone! Happy Friday!
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Posted 03 April 2015 - 09:37 AM
stop smelling
Actually CSE, the term polecat is misapplied to skunks. The true polecat is the name to a family which is often referred to as ferrets. There is only one species in the US. The American Polecat is better known as the Black-foot Ferret. Most people are not aware that the skunk is the only member of that genera that can spray its smell into the air. The Weasels, Mink and Ferrets all contain strong scent glands which are also used as defense. when grabbed by a hawk, cat or other predator it just allow the smell to drain into the mouth of the beast. A most unpleasant situation I am sure.
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Posted 03 April 2015 - 09:57 AM
smelling rank
I'm sure those guys are smelling rank! Thanks, FH - I have heard the term "pole cat" but until now, really didn't know
what one was!
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Posted 03 April 2015 - 11:16 AM
Diminutive can't
That word diminutive! Can't find anything to go with that.
Trollop, had to look that up. Never heard that, and it is not a complement either! Funny FH as usual, we so love youâ„
That word diminutive! Can't find anything to go with that.
Trollop, had to look that up. Never heard that, and it is not a complement either! Funny FH as usual, we so love youâ„
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Posted 03 April 2015 - 12:14 PM
plagiarize checker
I need to use a plagiarize checker to confirm I'm not unwittingly borrowing direct quotes.
Well I'm finally up. Looked at the news and saw that Muslims had murdered some 147 Christians in Kenya. Pathetic.
I'm heading out to buy chocolate bunnies and eggs today to celebrate easter.
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