Red Dawn in Morn?

[bite me]

Sailors be warned?


bite me!

 

[Nicole]

I was always told by my Mum ...

Red sky at night, Devils Delight. Red sky in the morning, Devils Warning.

Bite you? Sorry no thanks, I don't bite unless pushed.

 

[R Nitelight]

bite me

Be careful what you wish for....

 

[bite me]

damn, i just couldn't remember how it went until you spoke up, Nicole.

thank you. this is the way i remember it now.


"Red sky at night, Sailors delight.
Red sky at morn, Sailors be warned."




bite me!

 

[Juliangel]

Be careful what you wish for....

Listen to him it is wise advice. I learned that lesson this week big time LOL.

 

[Nicole]

Hey no probs, glad I could help you.

Now stop telling me to bite you and we'll be good friends *giggle*

 

[bite me]

Now stop telling me to bite you and we'll be good friends *giggle*

well.........then can i bite you?

 

[Nicole]

Now stop telling me to bite you and we'll be good friends *giggle*

well.........then can i bite you?

Ummm ... are your teeth sharp?

 

[bite me]

no..






but i have a sharp tongue

[Edited by bite me on 12-04-2000 at 06:38 PM]

 

[Nicole]

Call me silly and all, but was that a blatant come on???

*looking around all innocent like*

 

[bite me]

oops!


was i that obvious?

 

[Never]

Okay, I looked this up and both of you were somewhat incorrect in your memory of the verse. This is how the rhyme went historically:

Red lyght at Mourning,
Sailors take Warning.
Red lyght at nyght,
Sailor's Delight.

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That's the island greeting that I bring to you,
From the land where palm tree's sway.