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Banana and pepperoni sandwich? Well, Elvis used to eat deep fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches. What kind of name is ? Certainly not Irish. And what is General Bradson up to? And the biggest surprise of all?
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C James' new story, Changing Lanes begins today with Chapter 1, titled Wedding Bells. Enjoy.
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One CRVBoy author, Kit, recently moved to GA and a major factor in his decision was the active forums here: This is a precedent which may be followed by other good authors.
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Kit makes some good points. If you wait, you risk Nathan falling for some new guy. I know you made a commitment to each other that you would always be just friends, not lovers. It sounds like you both would like to revisit that commitment. Do it. Be open and honest. If Nathan rejects your going back on the mutual commitment, then perhaps it was never meant to be. If so, you would know and could move on. If he feels the same way you do, then you could both have what you really want. Good luck.
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I agree with Tim. By all means, go to the birthday party. A chance to be with Nathan and keep him away from the jerk? Do it.
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This is my 700th post. Not nearly as many as some, but the most I've ever had. And I am # 35 on the list of most frequent posters.
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Kiss of an Angel, Chapter 5 is here. Thanks, again, Comsie.
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Comicality has released Chapter 41 of New Kid in School. Thanks, Comsie.
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Treefrog, at some point you are going to have to sit down with Nathan and have a heart-to-heart talk about your relationship. You are walking a fine line on timing; too soon or to late, either one, would be bad timing. While several, including myself, have urged you to take it slow, be alert for the right time. If his friends are urging him to date you, you might want to approach them. This would reinforce their convictions about you and Nathan and they may be very helpful. Use caution, be alert, be ready to seize the opportunity. Best wishes.
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GO!
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You've gotten some good advice here, Treefrog. Your friendship is most important and you want to preserve it. So does he. You already have more in common than many couples. You need to find a way to build on that friendship. Hopefully Nathan will realize that you provide more as a friend than his ex can or will. My best wishes...do take it slow, and friendship will win the day.
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Of course you have; what's not to like about a cute little frog?
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Lookin' good, Will.
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You are welcome, of course. I feel that I should point out that the baseball analogy is very appropriate here in the US since baseball is the "national pastime". There's one you didn't see in Wikipedia.
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You may need more than Drew. Elevators are a real nemesis for you. The glass ones set off your acrophobia and the enclosed ones trigger claustrophobia. Wow! And then there are the escalators...a genuine physical threat. Have you considered taking the steps? Watch your step. I really am kidding.
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As you grow older, you may find that you have overcome this phobia out of necessity.
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James, I think this new definition you found is a more complete and more accurate one. The old "fear and loathing" definition is a weak one when you consider that homophobes are more likely to loathe than to fear homosexuals. The new definition is akin to that for gerontophobia: fear of the elderly or fear of growing old. Admittedly, the two phobias are not of the same emotional class, but I find it interesting that the ever-changing English language is flexible enough to incorporate truth in definition.
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Bacillophobia, Bacteriophobia, Microbiophobia
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Sure thing.
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Good grief! I would never have thought of checking Wikipedia for that. Thanks.
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Heights don't usually bother me, but just this picture gives me the creeps. Next time I'm in Toronto, I'll give it a wide berth.
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I think he meant full fledged intercourse as in "home run" or "all the way". Those might be expressions used only in the US. I think the expressions are the same regardless of gender combinations or number of participants.
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Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia
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Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia
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Please observe the leash laws. Even Tennessee has places you should pass by. Try Nashville or Memphis.
