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Was it in use?
Glad they were home to deal with it, no one was hurt and it seems to have been confined and limited as it was.
My RL friend calls me the Circus Master.
I hope the day improves.
What did you find at the market?
Fresh veg and eggs, which is what we went for.
Some fresh prawns, a bag of walnuts, some figs and half a kilo of ceps to add to last nights present.
Winter cardigans for the children.
I'm jealous you have RL friends.
What are ceps?
Still. One is better than none. Unless it is a 6 foot invisible rabbit. The more the merrier.
At what point does an online friend become just a friend?
And what do you have against 6 foot invisible rabbits?
I'm not sure. It is a question I've wondered about.
I'm pro invisible rabbits of all heights. Hence, the more the merrier.
Same. I have had(and still do have) some online friends who probably know me better than people I mix with in the 'real world'.
I like most.
Except that one two blocks down. I think he's about 3 feet tall, but I'm tired of the rude gestures that I don't see when I walk by.
Reminds me of this scene.
Bad wiring, oily rags and flammable containers right near the breaker box.
O.J. Simpson was in the movie, but he didn't start the fire. It was the electrical sub-contractor, played Richard Chamberlain (who's still alive at 90 years old).
Actually, it was an all-star cast: Paul Newman, Steve McQueen, Faye Dunaway, William Holden, Robert Wagner, Fred Astaire, Mike Lookinland (Bobby from the Brady Bunch)...
Same for me too. There are people on here that I just consider friends without much analysis. Likely for the same reasons I consider them in real life.
I'm often more open online where I'm to varying extents anonymous than I would be in the real world. And assume that others are too.
There are always outliers. I suspect there are feelings of inferiority from the unseen height differences that manifest into invisible gestures.
I saw that as kid and remember very little about it, but I agree, bad writing.
More recently, I was reading about the conflict between Steve McQueen and Paul Newman. Apparently, Steve had issues.
Also, I recently discovered that Faye Dunaway was formerly married to Peter Wolff, lead singer of the J. Geils Band. Irrelevant, but trivially interesting.
Same.
I tend to be pretty open in both situations. The changing factor for me is a wider variety of people with less pressure to conform to the tribalism systems. I recognize that with some of my favorite people online, I probably would have never come across in the real world. Even if we lived in the same neighborhood. There would have not been any reason to start a conversation.
Should I moon him?
You may know them as porchini or penny bun mushrooms.
Thanks.
I'm familiar with the genus Boletus and the name porchini.
Now I know them as ceps too.
Steve McQueen and Paul Newman were both big name stars, used to being the main character I guess.
Another bit of trivia: Paul Newman, Steve McQueen, and William Holden all played the role of American POWs who escaped from the Germans. (Although Steve McQueen's attempt was unsuccessful. He did some good motorcycle acrobatics, though.
I haven't seen the Newman movie, but I'm a fan of the other two.
The Private War of Harry Frigg is outstanding...