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The GA version of William Shakespeare, Edgar Allen Poe, Lord Byron, John Keats, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Emily Dickinson, Maya Angelou , Robert Frost, Walt Whitman, Rudyard Kipling, Oscar Wilde, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, T.S. Eliot, and Lewis Carroll, or at least budding in that direction.
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drs, I'm so glad you finished your Julia Child imitation long enough to slip in a comment about the chapter at the end. Anyway, I hope you guys have a wonderful baking experience over the holidays and drp can find some mincemeat he finds acceptable. Don't take me wrong, I love all of you guys.
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Thanks, Chris. I thought it would be romantic as well, but maybe this group would have been happier if they'd just handcuffed themselves together or if Devin had transitioned into Cupid and shot Mac with an arrow. All kidding aside, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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See my answer to @Paladin, Lee.
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Well, I suppose if you life in the southwest US you could lasso them and brand them! Where you place the brand would be your choice, of course. Maybe those living in the UK and other areas might have something equally attractive, such as maybe just kidnapping your intended and locking them up in a castle or your small flat, but I'm fine with having an engagement ring or a neck collar. 😜
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Thank god, another guy who hangs out in low places.
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I'm glad you interrupted the Betty Crocker pie discussion with something about the story. On New Year's Eve when the booze gets flowing, I've witnessed a few fights. Some have been between strangers, but a few have been within a family. I guess that's because I can't afford the elite and classy New Year's Eve parties and hangout with Garth Brooks friends in low places.
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pulmonologist - Word of the Day - Tue Oct 15, 2024
Bill W commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
A pulmonologist is a doctor who specializes in the respiratory system, including the lungs and airways. They are trained to diagnose and treat a variety of conditions that affect the respiratory system, such as infections, inflammation, and tumors. -
pulmonologist - Word of the Day - Tue Oct 15, 2024
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I didn't realize you were a frozen pie connoisseur.
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Damn, I thought "Code Pooh" meant a guest had a bowel movement on a ride.
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People of the Jewish and Islamic religions aren't supposed to eat any part of a pig, which you cover by stating religious concerns. Other than that, I think ham is a safe bet.
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I believe they'll agree not to wear any jewelry most of the time, except formal occasions and when they're alone. They also realize, as you did, that the rings and other jewelry might be a problem if they're forced to transition. Good catch though.
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I'm happy to share this story with you, and even though some suspected this was coming after Devin talked Mac into having his ring fingers sized at the start of the school year, I thought they might have forgotten by now. Besides, I thought it was a good way to start the New Year.
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Chapter 38 – A New Year’s Eve to Remember The McCaskill’s SUV pulled in the driveway a little after 1:00 on Saturday, December 30th, the day before the New Year’s Eve dinner. I went out to greet them, as well as to help carry their suitcases inside. This time instead of just having a suitcase, Devin and Pa had black garment bags for their suits, and Ma had a clear gown bag for the dress she’d be wearing tomorrow night. I took Ma and Pa’s suitcases inside, while Devin carried his suitca
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oncologist - Word of the Day - Mon Oct 14, 2024
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Carl, I'm sorry to hear about what you've been going through and I pray it will all turn out all right. -
If you can afford to, Comicality's Mom can still use a little financial support, which she lost when Comicality died. Here's the link to GoFundMe: Support for Comicality's Mother in a Very Difficult Time
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I would respond "It's October 14th."
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I think gay youth have a different impression for squirty cream.
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oncologist - Word of the Day - Mon Oct 14, 2024
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These costumes were used by physicians during the bubonic plague. They thought they thought the Black Death was carried by bad air, so with these masks it would keep the bad air from getting to them, although I'm not sure how they justified that fact, since they'd breathe the same air, although it might take it a little longer to get through those masks. -
Major Forum Upgrade Coming Soonish - Story Archive Future Discussion
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I'm another one who has to see and interact with the changes first, and then I'll let you know what I think of them. -
oncologist - Word of the Day - Mon Oct 14, 2024
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Once again, this word comes from the Greek: onkos (tumor or mass) and logy (study of). I've seen a lot of doctors recently, but this is one doctor I hope I never have to go to. -
Thank you, and I'm glad you've enjoyed The Castaway Hotel series. Unlike most hotels, I've refused to raise the rates there and everyone is welcome. I think you've figured that last part out after reading the series. Welcome officially.
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And now you'll be able to comment on chapters and stories that you read, as well as to be able to click on the emojis to let the authors know what you think of their work. I'd say welcome, but you've been here for some time now, so instead I'll say congratulations for taking the next step and becoming an active member.
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That's awesome, if they can repeat it over and over again.
