Gary L
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Really, really thought provoking. in my Spanish school 2010 civics exam yr 6 qn tell something you have learned during my course? One answer stays with me: that illegal immigrants are humans too.
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Since I went to Oxford I have every intention of ignoring this also minister of health who smokes and is seriously overweight. As she says, “I’m no role model” - especially as far as our beloved coma goes!! finally, I’m really enjoying your work. I’m off work with a broken hand and you guys are keeping me sane. Cheers
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A pretty raunchy chp. Wish I had their energy!!
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GAP Chapter 48: What happens next?
Gary L replied to Mark Arbour's topic in Mark Arbour Fan Club's Mark's Topics
For the me only debate is about the method for terminating Z**h. The Tower of London has some good instruments to try on him -
Send me as,ice, please!!!!!!
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Aditus,,,,,, amusingly,,,,,,,,, the new deputy prime minister has forbidden the “Oxford comma” in documents. This is a custom, widely accepted, of adding a comma in a list before the final “and”. In what world is she living? Obviously she didn’t go to the number one university in the world! Ok I’m biased. 😉
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Fascinating. One comment about possibilities- when I lived in UK I was a “wet Tory”. When I came to Spain the nearest equivalent was the post Communist left! There is a great series on Netflix about what life could be like with a new terrible dictatorship, The Wall. this short story captures a fear which all democrats should have. If we do nothing then we are to blame. thought-provoking. Well done!
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Ummm, not usually a fan of anything with a science fiction or future label but being determined to read every entry I dived in and wow. What a great gem. Wonderful imagination and such tension. Well done
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Worth six stars, frankly.. I have read little of this author - except for her exchanges with mrs m which are worthy of being serialised- but what I have read is confirmed in this very challenging story. Kbois is extremely gifted, writes exquisitely and in this tale forces her readers to face their own ignorance and even intolerance. An important story with which to celebrate 20 years of GA.
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Yes, my reaction was pretty much the same. We are all in a learning process and as someone who sees themself as male, 100% homosexual, I have found myself in a learning curve as some students have declared themselves to be non-binary, pan sexual etc. sadly, the straight world and press are now generally tolerant of gay and lesbian but the rest of the community is a challenge.
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A beautifully-written but heart rendering story. Congratulations
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Short and very sweet! A delightful anthology piece. Thank you 🙏
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My only complaint is that I want more. A pair of beautifully-written pieces of verse. lovely.
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After 4 yrs away, I visited the un and spent four days with my oldest school friend, sat on his terrace overlooking the Atlantic and remembered, relived the highs and lows of 50 yrs friendship, of lost friends, friends lost to AIDS, our school friend HIV+ for 35 years - a real survivor. Such moments validate life. thank you mr V, again you have got me thinking.
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V thoughtful. With the countdown to retirement starting I have to decide, your key word here, for me. Nice work mr V
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The cake is to die for! And the candles for me would me 65+62+ 23rd anniversary = 150! a lovely tale , thanks
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The great thing about anthologies is that IF you take them seriously and read tales whose genre isn’t your usual taste then it can be a real pleasure. This story of Wyatt and Virgil is a great example. It is beautifully written, delicately paced, and rich in character. Don’t worry if you are not a western fan, this is a universal tale of discovery. Excellent
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A really lovely, hopeful tale. 🤗
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Hi. Just rewatched a programme on Charles’ eco garden in Highgrove House. I think his pioneering work (ridiculed by so many) will be carried on by many others. If we forget the soap opera dramas this man is a great figure for the environment and it’s protection.
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Many thanks for your in memoriam, Mark. I’m almost 65 and have just heard the words “God Save the King” only it’s not Granger’s officers but real life. What a great scene with the stupid envoy. As Oscar Wilde said, “sometimes it is not only a pleasure to speak one’s mind but also a duty!” I can feel this journey drawing to a close. Yarmouth isn’t so far away…. Unless a tropical storm hits the North Sea to keep Granger waiting, thanks you so much, Mark 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
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Meeting The Future In-Laws
Gary L commented on Laura S. Fox's story chapter in Meeting The Future In-Laws
Lovely, lovely, lovely 🥰- 45 comments
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So agree with centexhairysub (I so love the name!), okay it is possible that Z**h was nicer today. Can it last,though. Yes, I have a soft spot as well for Alaister - perhaps he will be Harvard bound, ummm as ever, thank you Mark as I enjoy a day off. Kids started back to school yesterday and today it’s a holiday in the town. Only in Spain….
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A really thought-provoking analysis. Thanks. 🤗
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I’ve decided that a heroic death is no longer an option for Z**h. He needs to be disposed of, pain an optional extra… 👿👿👿👿👿👿
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