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Everything posted by Mikiesboy
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Mr. Branson is a Dom ... He isn't dangerous, real ones aren't. And if he is that well organized and set up, he is real. Players don't go to all that trouble.
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if that's the case, Branson should see through that boy in a heartbeat ... we shall see
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straight guys ... i always did wonder why they came to us for oral ... nice start.
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Thank you, i need time, more than luck.. i'm into the 3rd chapter and it flows nicely when i can actually sit down and write it. 😕
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I made a list last night of things i had to do around here. I have crossed off: Commented on AC's sonnets Started working on Poetry Prompt 4: Metre Next i will write Stravor for an hour ... We are supposed to have freezing rain today ... so we will decide later if we will go out or just stay in. So an hour of writing, here i come .....................
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brummagem adjective | BRUM-ih-jum Definition : not genuine : spurious; also : cheaply showy : tawdry Brummagem first appeared in the 17th century as an alteration of Birmingham, the name of a city in England. At that time Birmingham was notorious for the counterfeit coins made there, and the word brummagem quickly became associated with things forged or inauthentic. By the 19th century, Birmingham had become a chief manufacturer of cheap trinkets and gilt jewelry, and again the word brummagem followed suit—it came to describe that which is showy on the outside but essentially of low quality. Perhaps the term was something of an annoyance to the people of Birmingham way back when, but nowadays when brummagem is used (which isn't often) it's usually without any conscious reference to the British city.
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Good night, all
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it's Chinese food time ... back later
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It's an all day party no one is.late. and ok..gifs are fine today!
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Hangouts is Google's chat service
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stuck it in hangouts
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To @Reader1810 We didn't forget:
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Cuz i like it...so here:
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Nice chapter, Wayne
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Have a Brilliant Day, honey ... xoxo
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For molly: ddddddddddddddddddddddd return give you a double space ddddddddddddddddddddddd but if you just type with no return.. single spaces... as below ddddddddddddddddddddddddddaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Good night DiC
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i'm glad You're okay Sir.
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i love that! xoxo
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just cuz of the wind.. got off the bus and Michael was standing there waiting He gave me a big kiss...
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Ok...on a bus...but today should have been an uber day
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Aww look after yourself!
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Though i've been okay, this is how life feels lately: arduous adjective | AHR-juh-wus Definition 1 a : hard to accomplish or achieve : difficult b : marked by great labor or effort : strenuous 2 : hard to climb : steep "To forgive is the most arduous pitch human nature can arrive at." When Richard Steele published that line in The Guardian in 1713, he was using arduous in what was apparently a fairly new way for English writers in his day: to imply that something was steep or lofty as well as difficult or strenuous. Steele's use is one of the earliest documented in English for that meaning, but he didn't commit it to paper until almost 150 years after the first uses of the word in its "strenuous" sense. Although the "steep" sense is newer, it is still true to the word's origins; arduous derives from the Latin arduus, which means "high," "steep," or "difficult."
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Time to send more questions! Thanks for the trip Carlos. I enjoyed it!
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nope xo
