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"katysails" wrote...
nav opined... only the weak or love lorn pen poetry. So Rudyard Kipling was weak? Boris Pasternak? Yeats? Robert L. Stevenson, who although ill, still managed to fet about in an adventurous way? Shakespeare???? And that is just a few? Perhaps the navster would more readily approve of General George S. Patton, who was quite proud of his poetry. Care to call him "weak" or "lovelorn" to his face? Even dead, I'll bet he could kick your ass. |
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Wasn't he the nutty US general who walked around with pistols on his
hips in riding britches, boots and a crop? Bwhahhahahahahaha Cheers MC Frank Maier wrote: "katysails" wrote... nav opined... only the weak or love lorn pen poetry. So Rudyard Kipling was weak? Boris Pasternak? Yeats? Robert L. Stevenson, who although ill, still managed to fet about in an adventurous way? Shakespeare???? And that is just a few? Perhaps the navster would more readily approve of General George S. Patton, who was quite proud of his poetry. Care to call him "weak" or "lovelorn" to his face? Even dead, I'll bet he could kick your ass. |
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Well open the doors and windows and stiffen up your spine man.
Cheers MC Capt. Mooron wrote: Once the cold sets in the synaptic firing sequence will be sharper. Till then I'll adjust the fuel mixture with liberal doses of Overproof Rum. CM "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... | As I said, your brain is turning to mush! | | :-)))))))) | | Cheers MC | | Capt. Mooron wrote: | | You agree with Neal.... that's classy there MC! :-) | | CM | | "The_navigator©" wrote in message | ... | | I agree. Women should chase men and only the weak or love lorn pen | | poetry. I said Mooron's brain was turning to mush. | | | | Cheer | | | | Simple Simon wrote: | | | | It has very disturbing implications when somebody who | | has the nerve to call himself a sailor ends up being so | | lovelorn that he pens the following hodgepodge of | | feminine mystique. | | | | "... a Muskox hide... deliriously soft and comfortable... the sensation | that | | can only be appreciated on actual contact. It envelopes you in warmth, | | luxury and delicious sensuality. An ice bucket stuffed with champagne | and | | the primal fervor evoked from a crackling fire... hypnotic and evoking. | An | | ice age cold that encompasses the wilderness, staved by the penetrating | | warmth of a gentle caress. Wicked nothings whispered against the wind's | | howling screams of protest beyond the log cabin door. Sensations, | Seductions | | and Sweet excess! | | | | "To be nowhere and everywhere..... | | | | "See what happens when the sea mends me in her icy grip..... I am once | more | | at one!" | | | | More like, once more sounding more of a wuss than any sane | | man would portray himself as. | | | | Allow me to set the author straight. Real men don't chase | | women. If any woman is not chasing a man she's interested | | in then she's not worth wasting time on. Women shop. Women | | chose. | | | | Any man who makes a public fool of himself by penning and | | posting such weakness as evidenced by the quoted material | | above will only attract the type of woman who is not even | | worth the time it takes for her to orally satisfy him. | | | | It is not any man's job to grovel at the feet of a woman as | | the author of the above humiliation did. It is a woman's | | destiny to grovel at the feet of a man. A man who grovels | | makes a woman out of himself. When a woman chooses a man | | for herself she should be made to grovel as this is what | | she is destined to do. The woman chooses but the man | | makes the choice a challenge and rewarding in the end | | by making the woman really work for her choice. Why | | have men stopped realizing this in the last several | | generations? | | | | What's worse is when the author of the above embarrassment | | attempts to portray himself as a manly man by saying such thing | | as "treat your crew with disdain and other vessels with disgust." | | Oh, the hypocrisy. Oh, the insanity. Oh, the futility. | | | | What ever happened to men being men? Why is it that men aren't | | even ashamed of being weak little pussies anymore? What has | | happened to pervert the natural order of things? | | | | S.Simon | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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If she misses, she'll hit the stars.
I am already a star.... --=20 katysails s/v Chanteuse Kirie Elite 32 http://katysails.tripod.com "Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein |
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....board tack.
Cheers MC katysails wrote: If she misses, she'll hit the stars. I am already a star.... |
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That's why they say "Man on the Moon."
"katysails" wrote in message ... If she misses, she'll hit the stars. I am already a star.... -- katysails s/v Chanteuse Kirie Elite 32 http://katysails.tripod.com "Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein |
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![]() "katysails" wrote in message ... I am already a star.... A white dwarf, no doubt. S.Simon |
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The navigator© wrote:
Wasn't he the nutty US general who walked around with pistols on his hips in riding britches, boots and a crop? Might of been a bit off the wall, but he was a one of the best armoured commanders seen in WW II. Cheers Marty |