Looking for that frisson again

Oh Wings..John has a way with women, or at least me. giggle
Well no at the time one year away, the Playboy Club closed in 1983 in Cincinnati and they were then working at the Netherland Plaza...long story but thank goodness the actual shift commander was a woman, or I might well have had my 2nd drunk tank lock up...

Oh and thanks IN, but you be prettier than any bunny I know...
 
EA, I realize we missed your question, I'm sorry...like I said it was an odd day. I am, in fact, religious, I am not a nut nor am I a zealot, but I believe in a higher power and in good and evil. I was raised a little oddly, ask if you really want to know, but yes, I am religious. After all, my name IS Angel. :)
Ah...I'll answer that too. EA's question I mean. I'm a closet atheist. I say closet because I haven't come out to my parents yet. They are devoted to religion, especially in their old age, and I wouldn't tell them for the simple fact that I don't want to hurt them unnecessarily.

Oh but if there is a Lord, I too would wish to thank him for the things you thank him for EA . ;)
 
Good morning to all the lovelies on the thread, I hope everyone had a pleasant night! I ran out of the house this morning, grabbed my suede jacket, hopped in to my vehicle, opened the garage door, backed out of the garage and it was pouring, not literally cats and dogs, but damn near close. So here I am, minus my beautiful jacket as it stays in my car, watching the rain pound down out my window. Of all the days to be at home on the couch with some good movies and my blanket!
 
Good morning to all the lovelies on the thread, I hope everyone had a pleasant night! I ran out of the house this morning, grabbed my suede jacket, hopped in to my vehicle, opened the garage door, backed out of the garage and it was pouring, not literally cats and dogs, but damn near close. So here I am, minus my beautiful jacket as it stays in my car, watching the rain pound down out my window. Of all the days to be at home on the couch with some good movies and my blanket!
At least you had the cognitive strength ro your jacket in the car, in spite of being reared in a textile family I think either from carelessness or a desire to create a new fashion statement I often challenge rain with suede. The result, a new and not so popular spotted suede look. While it suited me just fine, it somehow seemed to frustrate and/or embarass my companions.

We musgt be caught in some part of the same weather pattern, as while we lack the raim the clouds and drafty northern breeze carry ominous reminders that indeed November quickly approaches....enjoy your movies and blanket, I shall indulge in black coffee and a book...
 
Do you believe in haddock?

Ah...I'll answer that too. EA's question I mean. I'm a closet atheist. I say closet because I haven't come out to my parents yet. They are devoted to religion, especially in their old age, and I wouldn't tell them for the simple fact that I don't want to hurt them unnecessarily.

Oh but if there is a Lord, I too would wish to thank him for the things you thank him for EA . ;)

I believe that there is a need for a belief in Cod, I mean God, and it is this which helps people to be better people. It would be nice if everyone was naturally giving and generous as you all are (even latecomers like you, Jekyll, and by the way why were you so late? Did you bring a note from your parents? "Jekyll will be late in today as he was looking a bit peaky when he woke up" sort of thing.) I get that people are often only in it for themselves and so let them believe in God and an afterlife so they try being that bit nicer to each other and hence get into the pearly curly wurly gates.

My father didn't believe, yet he was the most upright man I knew. I hope to emulate him to some small degree. Organised religion can go take a running jump, for all I care, but I would never take away someone's belief in a higher power/ being/ omnipresent master of ceremonies.

Also, I hope to be reincarnated as a trainee womble, just to see what I can pick up.
 
At least you had the cognitive strength ro your jacket in the car, in spite of being reared in a textile family I think either from carelessness or a desire to create a new fashion statement I often challenge rain with suede. The result, a new and not so popular spotted suede look. While it suited me just fine, it somehow seemed to frustrate and/or embarass my companions.

We musgt be caught in some part of the same weather pattern, as while we lack the raim the clouds and drafty northern breeze carry ominous reminders that indeed November quickly approaches....enjoy your movies and blanket, I shall indulge in black coffee and a book...

Apparently we are doing weather reports this morning so I'll add mine.
Here in Phoenix we have at last broken down into the 80s. this time of year we all begin to believe that we are indeed in a slow cooking oven and that there will NEVER be a break in the heat. I am sure it won't last, but it sure is wonderful.
 
I personally would say I am not religious, but I am spiritual. I like to live my life day to day in a good way, instead of going to church Sunday and then being a hypocrite Mon-Sat.


I believe that there is a need for a belief in Cod,
I mean God, and it is this which helps people to be better people. It would be nice if everyone was naturally giving and generous as you all are (even latecomers like you, Jekyll, and by the way why were you so late? Did you bring a note from your parents? "Jekyll will be late in today as he was looking a bit peaky when he woke up" sort of thing.) I get that people are often only in it for themselves and so let them believe in God and an afterlife so they try being that bit nicer to each other and hence get into the pearly curly wurly gates.

My father didn't believe, yet he was the most upright man I knew. I hope to emulate him to some small degree. Organised religion can go take a running jump, for all I care, but I would never take away someone's belief in a higher power/ being/ omnipresent master of ceremonies.

Also, I hope to be reincarnated as a trainee womble, just to see what I can pick up.
 
I believe that there is a need for a belief in Cod, I mean God, and it is this which helps people to be better people. It would be nice if everyone was naturally giving and generous as you all are (even latecomers like you, Jekyll, and by the way why were you so late? Did you bring a note from your parents? "Jekyll will be late in today as he was looking a bit peaky when he woke up" sort of thing.) I get that people are often only in it for themselves and so let them believe in God and an afterlife so they try being that bit nicer to each other and hence get into the pearly curly wurly gates.

My father didn't believe, yet he was the most upright man I knew. I hope to emulate him to some small degree. Organised religion can go take a running jump, for all I care, but I would never take away someone's belief in a higher power/ being/ omnipresent master of ceremonies.

Also, I hope to be reincarnated as a trainee womble, just to see what I can pick up.
I too enjoy Cod, though Mahi Mahi and swordfish better suit my pallet, I do believe in all of them. Ahhh, onto the subject of religion, yes there is a "higher power", though my very existance seems to shake many churchgoers as to that very fact. Much like you, IN, and others again I don't practice, although brought up in Anglican tradition, and at one point half a signature away from walking through the doors of Cambridge Seminary, (and no not on your fair island). Oh, my one thought for when I die is should St Peter suggest that heaven has no sense of humor, I'll walk the pathway to Hell thank you.
 
Hi folks! Wow, I just read the posts on this page, and they are DEEP! And Jhe is writing in proper English! What a pleasant surprise! :)

INS: I watched "Mamma Mia" just last weekend (yes, it's late, I know!). After the movie, my head was filled with Abba songs. Maybe we can sing "Dancing Queen" together sometime? ;)

EA: As always, your ramblings are a pleasure to read. lol

A lovely day/evening to all!
 
Thank you Katze, though you have Hiram and a lost elixor recipe to thank more than me. How long this diatribe of multisylabic ramblings might exist no one knows. I somehow sitll amazes me....though some of the children love Mama Mia, I'm still personally recovering from replaying Abba after seeing Priscilla Queen of the Dessert years ago...not sure if either mind or heart could have taken another dosage at this time....though I must admit the ping pong ball scene from that Australian classic remains a cinematic masterpiece...
 
Hi folks! Wow, I just read the posts on this page, and they are DEEP! And Jhe is writing in proper English! What a pleasant surprise! :)

INS: I watched "Mamma Mia" just last weekend (yes, it's late, I know!). After the movie, my head was filled with Abba songs. Maybe we can sing "Dancing Queen" together sometime? ;)

EA: As always, your ramblings are a pleasure to read. lol

A lovely day/evening to all!

Nice to hear from you Katze. We have already discussed the perils of vodka on this thread, one of the biggest dangers is of course my singing voice! Its been known to knock cows unconscious at 100 yards, but I'm sure your sweet melodious voice would counteract my bellowing perfectly! :D
 
Nice to hear from you Katze. We have already discussed the perils of vodka on this thread, one of the biggest dangers is of course my singing voice! Its been known to knock cows unconscious at 100 yards, but I'm sure your sweet melodious voice would counteract my bellowing perfectly! :D
Really, cows unconscious at 100 yards, dang INS, y'all needs to be here for the festival. With a talent like that we might fashion an even bigger feast than we originally planned. Of course y'all will have to stand in the landfill, but Ms IN has promised to flash the OSHA boys and one of Hiram's kids can probably liberate a nice white suit for y'all when she does. (Those OSHA boys seem almost as fond of Ms IN as the rest of us.) Anyway, I've only lightly imbibed on Hiram's concoction today and with any fortune at all I should soon revert to my normal and propern Hog Waller inflections.
 
pour thing

Good morning to all the lovelies on the thread, I hope everyone had a pleasant night! I ran out of the house this morning, grabbed my suede jacket, hopped in to my vehicle, opened the garage door, backed out of the garage and it was pouring, not literally cats and dogs, but damn near close. So here I am, minus my beautiful jacket as it stays in my car, watching the rain pound down out my window. Of all the days to be at home on the couch with some good movies and my blanket!

Have you been dis-sueded from going out in the rain? Aaah.
 
Really, cows unconscious at 100 yards, dang INS, y'all needs to be here for the festival. With a talent like that we might fashion an even bigger feast than we originally planned. Of course y'all will have to stand in the landfill, but Ms IN has promised to flash the OSHA boys and one of Hiram's kids can probably liberate a nice white suit for y'all when she does. (Those OSHA boys seem almost as fond of Ms IN as the rest of us.) Anyway, I've only lightly imbibed on Hiram's concoction today and with any fortune at all I should soon revert to my normal and propern Hog Waller inflections.

Yes really John, he can stun a goat at twenty paces. If halitosis had harmonic form, it would be INS belting out "You're the one that I want" after three or four vodkas. Not only unrecognisable, but able to divert any thermonuclear explosions smaller than 2 kilotonnes out of sheer terror.

However, I now have an image of you, dressed in white suit, machine gun on your lap, swigging moonshine and breaking into choruses of "Well you can tell by the way I use my walk I'm a woman's man...."

How can they resist?
 
Deep river, woman

Hi folks! Wow, I just read the posts on this page, and they are DEEP! And Jhe is writing in proper English! What a pleasant surprise! :)

INS: I watched "Mamma Mia" just last weekend (yes, it's late, I know!). After the movie, my head was filled with Abba songs. Maybe we can sing "Dancing Queen" together sometime? ;)

EA: As always, your ramblings are a pleasure to read. lol

A lovely day/evening to all!

and a lovely evening to you too, kittyKatze,

My ramblings are as always designed to divert your attention from the real me. The real me is sneaking around behind you and picking your pocket, stealing whatever I can find in your wallet so I can blow it all on foam filled pizza and headlouse repellent. In fact I have just lifted your purse and am rifling through it now. Let's see...what have we got here.....

fourteen dollars......and a 5 euro note, for some reason......a map of Notre Dame.....a voucher for 2 for 1 at a small pub in Lancashire......incontinence pads.....one way plane ticket to Hog Waller.......Jackie O sunshades.....ooh, and some very naughty pics of...ohmigosh, is that me? In the shower? Where the heck did you get those? Do I really look like that naked? Why am I thinking oven ready turkey?
 
So that makes ham and lard, bacon, and pasta. This has to be the oddest lunch I've had in a long time!

In honor of EA's very first post in this thread, I'll bring a cream cake. :)

Twas lovely. It was soft and choux based (not like the Indians, I mean the pastry) and full of fresh, whipped frothy cream. Once you plunge your tongue in, there's no way back....
 
Yes really John, he can stun a goat at twenty paces. If halitosis had harmonic form, it would be INS belting out "You're the one that I want" after three or four vodkas. Not only unrecognisable, but able to divert any thermonuclear explosions smaller than 2 kilotonnes out of sheer terror.

However, I now have an image of you, dressed in white suit, machine gun on your lap, swigging moonshine and breaking into choruses of "Well you can tell by the way I use my walk I'm a woman's man...."

How can they resist?
I do hate those white suits, makes my breathing seem even more labored, and I prefer crossbows to rifles, especially when tipped with 40mm grenades, as my aim is suspect. I seem to have a vague memory of John Travolta swaggering down a dingy New York City street when you, (and thankfully not INS have so aptly sung me the lyrics). Unfortunately, even in my younger days I was banned from discos, having mistakenly worn the merkin to cover my bald head, and being in the habit of uniquely measuring bra cup sizes with both hands on the dance floors....something management didn't see as the public service I intended
 
Happy Hump Day to all! Quick weather update, it's chilly, it's chilly and I have wet hair, that's all I know.
 
Happy Hump Day to all! Quick weather update, it's chilly, it's chilly and I have wet hair, that's all I know.
Mornin' all, and Ms Wangs 'tis a might chilly here in Hog Waller as well. Hump day huh, well I was wishin' I was humpin' but it seems I'm stuck here at Hiram's still while he and all the other still watchers are at class, Ms In is makin' a fine impression today, still wearin' that dang tube top, and as I understand it they'll be sculptin' with clay today, something about a full bust. Anyway, I wants to thank you Ms Wangs for the online belly dancin' lessons last night, sorry I threw my back out after only 3 mins, but it does feel much better this mornin'. And even though I 'taint quite sure what hump day is, a happy one to Y'all as well
 
Mornin' all, and Ms Wangs 'tis a might chilly here in Hog Waller as well. Hump day huh, well I was wishin' I was humpin' but it seems I'm stuck here at Hiram's still while he and all the other still watchers are at class, Ms In is makin' a fine impression today, still wearin' that dang tube top, and as I understand it they'll be sculptin' with clay today, something about a full bust. Anyway, I wants to thank you Ms Wangs for the online belly dancin' lessons last night, sorry I threw my back out after only 3 mins, but it does feel much better this mornin'. And even though I 'taint quite sure what hump day is, a happy one to Y'all as well

That Hiram is a bad influence on you, Mr. John. And you're welcome, next time we'll stretch first.
 
That Hiram is a bad influence on you, Mr. John. And you're welcome, next time we'll stretch first.

Well he has also been excelling at Hog Waller adult night classes, except last night when he came into class holding his back. He is out back banging erasers now.
 
That Hiram is a bad influence on you, Mr. John. And you're welcome, next time we'll stretch first.
Hiram's a bad influence on everyone, but he sure makes a fine brew. Oh, and I don't mind stretching, but why aren't you naked as well when we do that and what was all that LOLOLOLOL stuff on the text when I got naked.
 
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