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looby [Member] in response to: Cathinones I Have Known and Loved

Fri, 28 Mar 2014 08:21:46 +0000

TSB–Can I imagine a large glass of sherry instead?

SB–My donations to beggars are based on confused thinking too. Or just pure irritation, as in the example.

GB–A pony? Well it was a very thick set pony then. Not quite the thing to be docile and willing to let Apple or Jocasta ride it.

And thank you to everyone for my birthday wishes. It were a reet good few days.

gossamer beynon [Visitor] in response to: Cathinones I Have Known and Loved

Thu, 27 Mar 2014 15:19:17 +0000

That looks like a pony to me !

Glad you got to spend your b’day with Kim on her own and hope by now you’re fully recovered ;)

( late) Happy Birthday

x x x

smallbeds [Visitor] in response to: Cathinones I Have Known and Loved

Wed, 26 Mar 2014 19:36:30 +0000

I just realized the tail end of my previous comment was predicated on the idea that the precariously housed might nonetheless have easy access to poster-printing facilities. Please disregard. With very best etc.

smallbeds [Visitor] in response to: Cathinones I Have Known and Loved

Wed, 26 Mar 2014 19:35:21 +0000

Happy belated birthday! You’re lucky I didn’t remember before now, or I might have bought you a horse. And I can’t believe you dismissed that four-slice toaster as “tat.” FOUR SLICES.

The giving-to-beggars thing is all mixed up in my head: I can think of at least two arguments for and two against, all largely unrelated and hence difficult to in any way dialecticize. But, yes, those posters make me just as bullish against their moralizing as they do you.

You don’t think…. I mean…. If I were begging at a train station…. and I put one of those posters up beforehand…. could I just wait around and capitalize on the inevitable backlash?

twisted scottish bastard [Visitor] in response to: Cathinones I Have Known and Loved

Wed, 26 Mar 2014 17:38:59 +0000

Oh, happy birthday you young whippersnapper.

Sorry I forgot.

Try to imagine a cupcake and a candle.

looby [Member] in response to: Cathinones I Have Known and Loved

Wed, 26 Mar 2014 08:35:47 +0000

Exile–
No, the finger slicing was literally that. I did have an injury time picture but it’s really horrible. Isn’t it a fabulous painting? I love the way he catches the glow of the fire on her face and dress. I don’t think she’s “reading"; I think she’s “looking gorgeous and well-bred". And yes, I’ve missed TSB too.

PendleWitch–
Yes, I like her shoes too. I did buy Mary Barton – I bought those three books, for a quid. I read Cranford, and Cousin Fanny, or whatever it’s called, last year, and enjoyed them–especially Cranford. I’ve also been up Lindeth Tower (near you and me), where Gaskell worked. I will brace myself then for Mary Barton.

Suzy–
Thanks–I don’t like horses. No reasoning with them.

Everyone–
As Kim predicted, her friend was too disorganised to take himself up on his invitation to himself to gatecrash a stranger’s 50th, which the stranger had selfishly planned to spend with his best friend.

Suzy Southwold [Visitor] in response to: Cathinones I Have Known and Loved

Wed, 26 Mar 2014 07:28:09 +0000

Horses are nasty bastards, some of them. Hunting country round here, I know my stuff.

That green dress is hypnotically lovely. So slippery/drapey.

Glad to see you avoided Kim’s tedious friend.

And many happy returns of course. X.

PendleWitch [Visitor] in response to: Cathinones I Have Known and Loved

Tue, 25 Mar 2014 20:30:10 +0000

Ooo I love Newcastle, I think a trip to the Laing may well be overdue. That’s a great portrait, I’m very envious of Juliet’s shoes.

I hope you didn’t buy Mary Barton, god it’s depressing.

The horses would have run away if you’d waved your arms around a bit…

Glad you had Kim to yourself after all. Happy Birthday x