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Campbellite
 Ut unum sint
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I was thinking a water feature more like this would be useful.
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Ariel
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What I had in mind was something more like this, only on a slightly smaller scale, which would be sort of invincible and chi-defying.
Also, once it got going, you wouldn't be able to hear the unpleasantly dinging wind chimes from next door's roof.
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Belisarius
Lord Bountiful of Admin (Emeritus) Delights
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Tangent: Well, it's finally happened--an acquaintance has e-mailed a "to help pay for the wedding, click here" link. As I haven't seen him in some time, ignoring it is the best option.
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Corpus cani
 Ship's Anachronism
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Do you suppose this would be "chi-defying" enough as water features go?
Corpus
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Mertseger
 Faerie Bard
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quote: Originally posted by The Coot: Wind chimes, as we all know, are terribly tacky, however, as we also know, I delight in tacky things. I want wind chimes too. I want nicer ones. Bigger. And more flamboyant. Something like these. But I don't want it to look like I am one-upping my neighbour.
You call that a wind chime? This is a wind-chime.
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Doublethink.
Ship's Foolwise Unperson
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quote: Originally posted by Belisarius: Tangent: Well, it's finally happened--an acquaintance has e-mailed a "to help pay for the wedding, click here" link. As I haven't seen him in some time, ignoring it is the best option.
You could email them a picture of some money ...
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Autenrieth Road
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Dear All-Knowing and Inimitable Sine,
We've only been filling in until you get back from your long weekend with the substitute organist.
Most humbly yours, __Autenrieth Road
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Telepath
Ship's Steamer Trunk
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Originally posted by doublethink:
quote: quote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally posted by Belisarius: Tangent: Well, it's finally happened--an acquaintance has e-mailed a "to help pay for the wedding, click here" link. As I haven't seen him in some time, ignoring it is the best option. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
You could email them a picture of some money ...
You could email them a picture of this money.
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Moo
 Ship's tough old bird
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quote: Originally posted by Telepath: Originally posted by doublethink: You could email them a picture of this money.
Nice link!
Moo
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Duo Seraphim
Ubi caritas et amor
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Sine Nomine at work [ 31. January 2006, 22:47: Message edited by: Duo Seraphim ]
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Doublethink.
Ship's Foolwise Unperson
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I imagine Sine in colour
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Janine
 The Endless Simmer
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O no no
Ya can't go yet
I need fashion advice...
Is it better to continue my usual habit of wearing long skirts most of the time --
Or do I ever get to flaunt the well-muscled thighs of my youth, since they seem to be coming back to me from the 10-miles-per-day bicycle riding?
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AdamPater
Sacristan of the LavaLamp
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Dear Sine,
Please help me, I'm quite at my wits end - and a very endy wit it is, too. I have to open a new advice thread, but however should I name it? The trickling spring of my imagination has run quite dry.
Please help me, Sine.
AdamPater
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Sine Nomine
 Ship's backstabbing bastard
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You have to make a choice. You don't want your well-muscled thighs competing for attention with your creamy bosom, do you? Pick one area to emphasize per outfit. Because if you emphasize both at the same time it might look a little...well...commercial, shall we say.
[And that advice applies to Janine too.] [ 01. February 2006, 00:22: Message edited by: Sine Nomine ]
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AdamPater
Sacristan of the LavaLamp
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"Sine of the Times"?
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Loquacious beachcomber
Shipmate
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You can choose your favorite picture of Sine and use it as wallpaper on your computer screen.
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Sine Nomine
 Ship's backstabbing bastard
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The trickling spring of your imagination has run quite dry, hasn't it?
Actually I think it's time to lay down the heavy burden of running other people's lives. I frequently don't sleep well at night for the worry.
But if you think Heaven won't be complete without an advice thread, you might try 'Ask Jeremiah G.'.
However let me just say how much I've enjoyed this thread and how much I appreciate KenWritez encouraging me to do it. It's been fun.
-S.N.
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Janine
 The Endless Simmer
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quote: Originally posted by Sine Nomine: You have to make a choice. You don't want your well-muscled thighs competing for attention with your creamy bosom, do you? Pick one area to emphasize per outfit. Because if you emphasize both at the same time it might look a little...well...commercial, shall we say.
[And that advice applies to Janine too.]
quote: Originally suggested by AP: "Sine of the Times"?
Maybe "Sine of Times Square", if we're talking his creamy bosom and well-muscled thighs...
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AdamPater
Sacristan of the LavaLamp
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That's "Sine, Dear Sine, of the Times Square Sines"?
[I just realised that I've been using my usual mental mispronunciation. I do think he sounds better that way. More homely.] [ 01. February 2006, 00:54: Message edited by: AdamPater ]
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John Holding
 Coffee and Cognac
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But does Jerry have the necessary experience, the kind that comes with rug burns?
Jerry? Tell all.
John
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Loquacious beachcomber
Shipmate
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quote: Originally posted by John Holding: But does Jerry have the necessary experience, the kind that comes with rug burns?
Jerry? Tell all.
John
Or you can use for favorite picture of John Holding for your computer screen wallpaper.
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AdamPater
Sacristan of the LavaLamp
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quote: Sighed Sine Nomine: Actually I think it's time to lay down the heavy burden of running other people's lives. I frequently don't sleep well at night for the worry.
However let me just say how much I've enjoyed this thread and how much I appreciate KenWritez encouraging me to do it. It's been fun.
Much danger, long and mighty toils he bore, In storms by sea, and combats on the shore; All which soft sleep now banish’d from his breast, Wrapp’d in a pleasing, deep, and death-like rest.
Thus did Ulysses sleep, and the young men slept beside him.
Shhhhhhhhh.....
Thread closed.
AdamPater Heavenly Host
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