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Weekly Wrap Up (Sept .22 - Sept. 28)
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Depending on where you live, how many days do you have to get in your entries for the In Too Deep annual Anthology? Calling on Poets, Authors, and even readers to get them in. So how many days do you have to the end of October 1st? 1 days 2 days Oh crap, still not too late but pushing it I am just back from a relaxing week up in the mountains at the lake where I was having a nice, quiet birthday . I'm refreshed and rejuvenated, got a hair cut today as well. I was going to go f- 0 comments
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Story Archive Update - 9/19/2021
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Anthology Entry Revisited: Moon Dogs
Featured Story: Days Like This
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Anthology Entry Revisited: The Keys to the Far Castle
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@drpaladin@Paladin@chris191070@JamesSavik Well, it is over 9 hours later and I have learned an important lesson. One should always expect the unexpected, especially with regards to membership feedback(you know who you are). 1 - A new made up word, porridgibilty. 2 - Possible toppings for porridge and/or crackers: - Tuna - Chicken Liver - Marmite - and of course, Vegemite 3 - Bourbon with Grape Soda = Up Chuck Thank you all, for your inputs -
Firstly, @Paladin, you are most welcome. I think I will hold on to my two cents worth, in the hopes of getting yet more feed back from the membership. I await and watch, till later, bye.
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By JamesSavik · Posted
My incorrigibility was greatly enhanced since I was going to get hit anyway, I decided I might as well make the most of it. -
Although I've been in the UK many times, I've never had marmite. Since it's salty, I'd likely try it in porridge. After trying it on crackers first. Vegemite is a maybe too. I've never had it either. -
I won't argue with you there.
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As I said once in my youth when I mixed bourbon with grape soda, it might be good. *** BTW - I did drink two, but my taste buds were quite dull at the time. It did look rather pretty when it came back up.
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I would never put chicken liver pate in my porridge. -
By chris191070 · Posted
I'd never put marmite in porridge -
This word prompted me to pause for breakfast, porridge. Since I like my porridge savory, I put odd things in it. People typically make faces when they hear my additions. This led me to consider inporridgibility. Are there things I wouldn't put in porridge? Yes, there are. Tuna for one. What would you dear readers never put in your porridge?
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Thanks @sandrewn for making one of my favourite words even more interesting. I have used it in relation to people and their behaviour and some people have used it in relation to mine. Even so I had not come across it in Philosophy. Unfortunately I don't have access to the full article at present and will need to go through a library. The concept is that a proposition is incorrigible if it cannot be corrected; that is, it is not possible that belief in it should be found to be mistaken. Robi
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