And Now For A Nice Thread About All Things Pleasant...
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annabenedetti
like marbles on glass
annabenedetti
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PureX
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That's ME!
Why thank you <3
I considered adding the wiki disambiguation on genus, but I just guessed using the branches.
PureX
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It depends. There is an old Lutheran church in Chicago that I used to frequent (mostly for AA meetings) that was built by Polish immigrants just after the Chicago Fire. Someone in the Parrish hand carved a fantastic 15 foot wide "Last Supper" from wood, in deep relief, as the alter back. It's one of the most beautiful carvings I've seen. That same church has a beautiful huge rose stained glass window, too. In those days, the Poles in the neighborhood mostly worked as craftsmen, and they really knew how to do it. Now the neighborhood is all white-collar 'yuppies', but the spirit of those old Poles shines like a star through that church.
The Old Botany Building at Iowa State University.
Supposedly, George W. Carver's office is on the second floor. The day I took this shot, we went up to the first balcony, where I proposed to Mrs. Barbarian, 45 years ago this fall. I figured I better say something romantic, and it must have been right, because I got a big kiss.
Then I noticed all the office people looking out the windows, wondering why these old people were snogging on the balcony.
We left.
Supposedly, George W. Carver's office is on the second floor. The day I took this shot, we went up to the first balcony, where I proposed to Mrs. Barbarian, 45 years ago this fall. I figured I better say something romantic, and it must have been right, because I got a big kiss.
Then I noticed all the office people looking out the windows, wondering why these old people were snogging on the balcony.
We left.
annabenedetti
like marbles on glass
You shoulda stayed longer... waved at them, did a little impromptu bit of swing dance or something.
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lovemeorhateme
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HMS Victory which was Admiral Nelson's flagship in the Battle of Trafalgar at Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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Here's a smile for you.
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Charity
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Come see the foxes. An thy estate.
http://www.silentcircle.co.uk/link...htm
Crop circles
Large metal detectors...come UFO, what ever.
The queen an the museum have the loot once Buried with a love one,
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._helmet_room_1_no_flashbrightness_ajusted.JPG
Alfred the great gift.
Langton estate that was sold off, after the family line of henry father of carnial stephen an Simon Langton seemed to have no heir??
http://www.silentcircle.co.uk/link...htm
Crop circles
Large metal detectors...come UFO, what ever.
The queen an the museum have the loot once Buried with a love one,
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._helmet_room_1_no_flashbrightness_ajusted.JPG
Alfred the great gift. Langton estate that was sold off, after the family line of henry father of carnial stephen an Simon Langton seemed to have no heir??
Charity
New member
Something nice.
Oh they new
They new they new. An they new that of also,that they new. Riddle
They had holy royal records, that told them true,
on the out skirts of the city
another baby king was about to be born...
lowly, lowly on the edge,
poverty shall Hardly enlightened.
He might not be the threat,
least a far off cousin, an three wised up kings.
Specking of matters, that chop off heads.
Oh they new
They new they new. An they new that of also,that they new. Riddle
They had holy royal records, that told them true,
on the out skirts of the city
another baby king was about to be born...
lowly, lowly on the edge,
poverty shall Hardly enlightened.
He might not be the threat,
least a far off cousin, an three wised up kings.
Specking of matters, that chop off heads.
lovemeorhateme
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lovemeorhateme
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Also, as a supporter of monarchy I wholeheartedly disagree. But that's a discussion for another thread. I don't want to get into a debate on this thread.
I think you will find that was His Majesty's Ship
Haha, very good - I overlooked that but I don't think my point was related to that era as much.
We could have a grand ol' debate on Monarchy whenever you're not busy.
Edit: I've got a volunteer job for a week before I go to Germany, I'll have a lot of time to scribe through the day. <3