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12 Dec 15
Originally posted by FMFA: Politics often is overdone in and of itself.
A: Probably. And it will ~ in an admittedly slightly tortured analogy-sense ~ take place in the kitchen at Mr Jones' farm.
Q: Is catch-all scorn and cynicism about politicians rather overdone?
Q: Why was Michael Jackson so bent on becoming "white"?
12 Dec 15
The post that was quoted here has been removedA: Mostly, yes - but only on songs I have written myself for me to sing.
Q: How would you describe the essential difference between waking up on a Saturday morning, a Sunday morning, and a Bank Holiday (or equivalent) morning?
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12 Dec 15
Originally posted by FMFA: Aside from the actual day, there is none.
A: Mostly, yes - but only on songs I have written myself for me to sing.
Q: How would you describe the essential difference between waking up on a Saturday morning, a Sunday morning, and a Bank Holiday (or equivalent) morning?
Q: With the price of a barrel of oil dropping, like the negative returns on some of my less than astute investments, do you use your vehicles, assuming you have them, more often now?
12 Dec 15
The post that was quoted here has been removedA: I once tried to henna my beard darker brown but it turned green and there was nowt I could do about it for about 48 hours.
Q: Did you ever bunk off work after a carefully calibrated unfolding excuse about the onset of flu spanning a few days and then, having set up the three day absence, attend a three day game of County Cricket at Lord's and ~ rather obliviously ~ return to work as brown as a berry with no ready explanation?
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12 Dec 15
Originally posted by FMFA: If I were to do that, I'd have thought it out more carefully.
A: I once tried to henna my beard darker brown but it turned green and there was nowt I could do about it for about 48 hours.
Q: Did you ever bunk off work after a carefully calibrated unfolding excuse about the onset of flu spanning a few days and then, having set up the three day absence, attend a three day game of County Cricket at Lord's and ~ rather obliviously ~ return to work as brown as a berry with no ready explanation?
Q: Don't ya just hate "smart a$$es"?
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14 Dec 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA. Actually two memories: one from 1970 something when there were snow-drifts up as high as the side of our house, and also of about 6 years ago near Christmas, sledging in the edge of Dartmoor with beloved, sisters, nieces and nephews.
A. Not a fan of emoticons or smileys.
Q. What is your fondest childhood memory of winter?
Q. What is your favourite cheese?
14 Dec 15
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Originally posted by lolofA. The answer probably varies according to the cultural norms of the country. Here what was once normal is gradually becoming abnormal and visa a versa. Deciding on a "partnership" as an alternative to traditional marriage has become acceptable in many states as a matter of personal belief and choice. The "natural" status of men and women is not to be alone now any more than it was in the Garden of Eden.
A: skating
Q: why does living in partnership seem so much more natural than living single, even in a modern society?
Note: lolof, please realize that I'm only thinking aloud and know this is a non-answer.
Q. What is your favorite holiday?
14 Dec 15
Originally posted by divegeesterA. Crumbled French Roquefort on Salads and Sliced Havarti on Sandwiches. A third would be Aged Vermont White Cheddar.
A. Actually two memories: one from 1970 something when there were snow-drifts up as high as the side of our house, and also of about 6 years ago near Christmas, sledging in the edge of Dartmoor with beloved, sisters, nieces and nephews.
Q. What is your favourite cheese?
Q. What do you foresee as the major newsworthy event on the international scene in 2016?
14 Dec 15
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyA: I prefer days/holidays that are not restricted by traditions.
A. The answer probably varies according to the cultural norms of the country. Here what was once normal is gradually becoming abnormal and visa a versa. Deciding on a "partnership" as an alternative to traditional marriage has become acceptable in many states as a matter of personal belief and choice. The "natural" status of men and women is not to be a ...[text shortened]... that I'm only thinking aloud and know this is a non-answer.
Q. What is your favorite holiday?
Q: Which is your favourite place?