Diane shared a poem by her late cousin:
>To My Children . . .

A very touching, very powerful piece of writing. Remarkable, talented and courageous lady. Thank you, Diane.

Geoffrey

Greg wrote: >A thing I realized just a little while ago was that the last stanza of Chelsea Hotel #2 - the one with "I can't keep track of each fallen robin" - had only one alternative: To die. One of my favourite Cohen lines, and comes from the teachings of our Saviour - who tells us that...

mickey_one insulted Tim by writing: >try to pick up the tone of a conversation before you join in. you may then choose not to stir unnecessarily. Do you think Tim's failure to pick up the conversation's tone was due to a genuine lack of social aptitude, or do you think he unconsciously held a deep p...

Lizzytysh wrote: >Interesting theory on the sudden, egg manoeuvre . . . Sometimes, when people come to my house, I pretend I have to go out and get something for a minute or two. I leave a little tape-recorder that I have hidden behind some books running. Then after they've gone home I play the tape...

lizzytysh wrote: >I wondered about the sudden abandonment of the eggs, as well . . . Well, something is odd. What did Kim do while Leonard was gone? I am not suggesting that he rummaged through Leonard's drawers because that would be pure speculation. But I am suggestig that Kim didn't just stand by...

I can't understand anything about this meeting. It says that Kim and the two girls visited Leonard in Montreal one Sunday morning. Leonard was alone, and asked if they'd eaten breakfast - and they replied in the negative. So Leonard starts frying them eggs. Then halfway through doing this he drops t...

I request this entire thread be deleted. It's filled to the brim with mediocre and adolescent innuendos combined with an illiterate and blasphemic filth of a calibre that churns my stomach. Take it away, please.

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lizzytysh wrote: >Leonard would NO doubt NOT have approved it. It's very apparent it never passed his eyes. Yes, but how can one explain the sentence ending on a preposition? (see first post). That must have passed his eyes. g She said she'd like to bathe in milk, he said, "All right, sweethear...

Tchocolatl wrote: >specialists are bad in anything else other the very field of their main occupation. Over breakfast my father once told me: "Geoffrey, a woman is only good for one thing . . ." Then, while spreading marmalade on his toast and nodding towards my mother, he added: ". ....

lizzytysh wrote: >When The Smoke Gets In Your Eyes it's easy to make spelling errors. There are probably more on that album than any other. That's how it all went wrong ~ it DON'T matter. Well, Leonard is a Virgo, don't forget - and if there's any starsign in the zodiac that's preoccupied with trivi...

Jarkko wrote: >My copy of Jennifer Warnes's FAMOUS BLUE RAINCOAT was released by Sonet Musik in Stockholm, Sweden. Jennifer's name is written WARNERS on the back of the CD (and Warnes elsewhere)... So it happens... Well, what about the word 'smokey' - which I can't find in my dictionary, even though...

mickey_one wrote: >hmm, slightly amusing. Yes, we are the living proof that Jews and Gentiles can live in harmony and have respect for one another. Unlike those farmers and burglars over there. >how are you my friend? I thought you were banned. Banned? Moi? Leonard would take the next plane to Finla...

I wonder if I've got a really rare collector's item amongst my old vinyl LPs. I have a copy of 'Death of a Ladies' Man' with lyrics to the title song that do not make too much sense. Inside the cover I read: "And all his virtues burning in the smokey Halocost" What is a 'halocost'? I am ac...

So, Leonard's lawyers arranged for the sheriff to collect the 35 boxes of documents that Kelley Lynch took home from Leonard's offices. 1. Had these been pilfered over a period of time; in the boot of her car, for example - or did she hire a van to carry them away all in one go while Leonard was dow...

Tchocolatl wrote:
>Snow . . . what you did was horrible.


Is this your way of telling me I am starting to fit in here?

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