It's about time for another one of your "stories" where you connect all the topics....
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Dear tinabeth,
Thank You for your confidence in, and request for, our "fables". While I cannot speak for leo, I can tell you that I haven't gotten drunk enough to assemble the words correctly as of lately. If I did get that drunk, I passed out and don't remember it. Either excuse should be valid. I hope you are not disappointed.
However! I have heard a rumor that some fine, Tennessee "wildcat" will soon be floating around, and I can assure you my intellegence, and literary skills will be at their height then.
Sincerely,
Cage
Thank You for your confidence in, and request for, our "fables". While I cannot speak for leo, I can tell you that I haven't gotten drunk enough to assemble the words correctly as of lately. If I did get that drunk, I passed out and don't remember it. Either excuse should be valid. I hope you are not disappointed.
However! I have heard a rumor that some fine, Tennessee "wildcat" will soon be floating around, and I can assure you my intellegence, and literary skills will be at their height then.
Sincerely,
Cage
I must confess, my finiancial situation and a remarkable dilligence on the part of local law enforcement officers in the eradication of herbal supplements my literary skills have diminished considerably. Should my situation improve, and based on the availability of certain mind altering flora I shall again embark on my quest for literary gratification.
I appreciate the afternoon chuckle that I got from both of your posts. Being that we have a "situation" on our hands, I hope you both find whatever is necessary to create your most enjoyable wordages... is that even a word? I eagerly await the forthcoming segment(s) of such. I hope you have a great weekend! Perhaps one that just might produce said wordages. 
word·age (wûrdj)
n.
1. Words considered as a group.
2. The use of an excessive number of words; verbiage.
3. The number of words used, as in a novel.
4. Wording.
n.
1. Words considered as a group.
2. The use of an excessive number of words; verbiage.
3. The number of words used, as in a novel.
4. Wording.
I am, unfortunately, uninspired by the current topics being offered here, except perhaps the impending eruption of another 'forum war' in which I,d rather not participate. I much prefer to stand on the sides and hurl insults at both parties. I will defend my friends here when I can't contain myself.
I long for the days of peace and harmony where we can all unite as one and ridicule a common target, much like we did in the good old days of the Cherokee-C.O.B.R.A threads. Who knows? Perhaps soon Leighton or Russellville may provide suitable fodder. Maybe another machinegun in a creek will be discovered and we shall all, as one, rise to the occasion and shout in unison "something smells like vanilla here."
I long for the days of peace and harmony where we can all unite as one and ridicule a common target, much like we did in the good old days of the Cherokee-C.O.B.R.A threads. Who knows? Perhaps soon Leighton or Russellville may provide suitable fodder. Maybe another machinegun in a creek will be discovered and we shall all, as one, rise to the occasion and shout in unison "something smells like vanilla here."
What leo means...
quote:I am, unfortunately, uninspired by the current topics being offered here,( no sex, drugs,small animals, etc.) except perhaps the impending eruption of another 'forum war' in which I,d rather not participate( because I will have to think...and that detracts from drinking). I much prefer to stand on the sides and hurl insults at both parties( ie, kiss ass). I will defend my friends here when I can't contain myself.(when I'm drunk!)
I long for the days of peace and harmony where we can all unite as one ( I like "group" encounters) and ridicule a common target,( Alot less "focus effort") much like we did in the good old days of the Cherokee-C.O.B.R.A threads. Who knows? Perhaps soon Leighton or Russellville may provide suitable fodder. Maybe another machinegun in a creek will be discovered ( Heaven forbid!)and we shall all, as one, rise to the occasion ( < sexual overtone) and shout in unison ( more "group stuff") "something smells like vanilla here."
quote:Originally posted by tinabeth:
Being that we have a "situation" on our hands,
What have I missed?
Cage are you a psychologist? You pretty much nailed me
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