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Idealism
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SCORE!!!
About bloody time. I thought you were turning into an existential wimp.
Oh, sorry, maybe you always were an existential wimp.
No I’m not being nasty. just a shade jealous.
How many bloody women do you go through in a month?
10? 15? 20?
I just hope you’ve flung the non-paying tenant (Gael?) out of the flat.
Parasitic bitch.
Tell her so from me if you see her.
Now Looby - relax about this one… take it easy, keep it simple don’t start going all “thinking” about it let it develop for a while…
“So get me a drink, bitch.” - made me snort! The old joke is:
Q: Excuse me, Ma’am. Where is the “Feminist Humour” section of your bookstore?
A: That’s not funny. [stomps off]
Nice to see she can take a joke. And apparently a bit of tongue!
Your posts have a cinematic quality, methinks.
What’s to explain? Why do you feel you’d owe anyone an explanation?
Restraint is the better part of valor. Or some such rubbish.
Your lovely day brought a smile to my face. House boats, lovely tits, Henry Miller and voluble unserious chat - a winning combination.
‘Everything is inherently contradictory’,I think Hegel said that. It sort of sums things up, don’t you think?
In reverse order… Nursey: Thanks, we’ll see. I’m looking forward to Monday, and have told her so.
Isabelle: Funnily enough (hilarious in fact–tears were rolling down my face) I have been reading the bit in Taylor’s book where he does an admirable job of taking you through Hegel’s very challenging assertion about the equivalence of identity and non-identity, and his brand of anti-dualism.
But I liked Trina, regardless of whatever theory of the subject I might be using when I sit next to her.
UB: Thank you! And it’s just that it’s such a small city that a new hand-holder attracts a lot of attention. I’m as bad myself, asking people with a suggestively tilted head “Who was that then?”
DF: I’ve never heard that one before–and it *is* funny!
F: That’s good advice. I have never wanted to think too much in relationships but I have a tendency to analyse them to death.
TSB: The Gail problem rumbles on. I spoke to Kim about it as she works in housing. We’ll try a formal Notice to Quit first. In extremis, New Business Colleague could “encourage” her to leave.
Re dating, there aren’t really so many women around–the vast majority fizzle out, suddenly go silent, or endlessly postpone meeting up. Typically though, this week has brought a new flurry of interest from the World Wide Web of Women.
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