Flirting

I quietly sneaked out....shhhh....

And now I think it's safe to say, I think I see the problem.

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Oh, nothing.

Right, Mr. X?

bLuE oRdEr wrote: Oh, nothing.

Right, Mr. X?

Mr X ? You're going to have to make more sense. I'm a still a bit sick.

Sorry Kirschy. Maybe Trotsky and Stalin (hint hint) would make a bit more sense to you.

Get well soon, Kirschy.

ok let them have their fun. I think that's what you mean.

Ahh, if only Mr. X would let himself (whomever he might be) have some fun when it's right there in front of him.

hypotheticly speaking who might Mr x be?

A horse's ass. Hypothetically speaking, of course.

I thought No 7 was doing quite well there.

I hope so. Of course, if he does quite well, I'll be the only one around here not getting, you know, some. Well, me and ROCKET. :D

Not getting some, I mean.

Well, there are two girls a little closer to me geographically with whom I hope to soon impress with my skills...so yeah, an online flirtation with someone in another country would be best

Hey, I don't tell you how to screw up your life :p

I've seen way too many Dateline specials about "internet predators" to trust anyone online. I mean, I could be an undercover cop for all you know...really!

Note to Comrade Tabbski: From each according to his abilities, to each according to her needs. Comradeska Hottski needs to trotsky. Comrade Tabbski has ability. I recommend Planski-- and don't take five years about it, neither.

Comrade Shampanyov.

a few too many 'ski's for my taste in that one!

and I can't really blame the guy for prefering someone just a wee bit closer geographically..I know all too well what distance will do to a couple :(

as for you being an undercover cop, at least there's potential for some fun in uniform!

~Виктория

Hey, nobody said you couldn't be my "internet girlfriend"

This would entail just saying "I'm Trevor's Internet Girlfriend" when we're introduced at internet parties, engaging in some internet snuggling and hand-holding, and occasionally going to the internet movies for an internet evening, after which going to the internet Burger King or internet Chili's for some fine dining (of course I'd pay your way with some internet money that I make at my internet job).

It'll be virtually fun!

Scattermcbrain wrote: a few too many 'ski's for my taste in that one!

Is because I am not being right comrade for you. But Виктория is right comradeska for Shampanyov-- because is being female.

Would you like some shampanya? No? Okay. Maybe young comrade Tabbski come by soon in uniform, no?

I see young comrade has arrived before me. Perhaps I shall go tend to my shampanya cellar...

Under Comrade Mao's Cultural Revolution, shampanya is a forbidden indulgence and requires the torturing of those who posesss such a bourgeois beverage!

So...

Taboo # 7 wrote: Hey, nobody said you couldn't be my "internet girlfriend"

This would entail just saying "I'm Trevor's Internet Girlfriend" when we're introduced at internet parties, engaging in some internet snuggling and hand-holding, and occasionally going to the internet movies for an internet evening, after which going to the internet Burger King or internet Chili's for some fine dining (of course I'd pay your way with some internet money that I make at my internet job).

It'll be virtually fun!

Hm. sounds okay with me..although I really do prefer harveys over burger king. but perhaps that just because there aren't as many burger kings as there are harveys around here.. ACTUALLY what I really love are SUBS, and even more so than subs are subs from MR.SUB but those are even more rare around here...I guess it's a northern ontario thing :(

I should warn you now that I love food. and eating out. I'm an expensive girlfriend..er..internet girlfriend. but I guess that's not a problem because you have an internet job! lucky us!

I've never been to Chili's though

Scattermcbrain wrote:

~Виктория

I like your signature line about St. Petersburg and the printers... 'Cause I'm from St. Petersburg and I used to run a publishing house

Scattermcbrain wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote: Hey, nobody said you couldn't be my "internet girlfriend"

This would entail just saying "I'm Trevor's Internet Girlfriend" when we're introduced at internet parties, engaging in some internet snuggling and hand-holding, and occasionally going to the internet movies for an internet evening, after which going to the internet Burger King or internet Chili's for some fine dining (of course I'd pay your way with some internet money that I make at my internet job).

It'll be virtually fun!

Hm. sounds okay with me..although I really do prefer harveys over burger king. but perhaps that just because there aren't as many burger kings as there are harveys around here.. ACTUALLY what I really love are SUBS, and even more so than subs are subs from MR.SUB but those are even more rare around here...I guess it's a northern ontario thing :(

I should warn you now that I love food. and eating out. I'm an expensive girlfriend..er..internet girlfriend. but I guess that's not a problem because you have an internet job! lucky us!

I've never been to Chili's though

In accordance with Mao's teachings, we will seek sustanance from the land only, restaurants are forbidden in the "New Internet"

Then again, Chairman Mao has been known to frequent the salad bar at Sizzler's, so perhaps this one time we can skirt the rules

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Scattermcbrain wrote:

~Виктория

I like your signature line about St. Petersburg and the printers... 'Cause I'm from St. Petersburg and I used to run a publishing house

hehe, it's a truanced version of the dedication in Lynne Truss' Eats, Shoots & Leaves

"To the memory of the striking Bolshevik printers of St Petersburg who, in 1905, demanded to be paid the same rate for punctuation marks as for letters, and thereby directly precipitated the first Russian Revolution"

Taboo # 7 wrote: Under Comrade Mao's Cultural Revolution, shampanya is a forbidden indulgence and requires the torturing of those who posesss such a bourgeois beverage!

So...

Shampanyov, comrade of the people, is man of great appetites, and great contradictions. Is being continental, no?

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Scattermcbrain wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote: Hey, nobody said you couldn't be my "internet girlfriend"

This would entail just saying "I'm Trevor's Internet Girlfriend" when we're introduced at internet parties, engaging in some internet snuggling and hand-holding, and occasionally going to the internet movies for an internet evening, after which going to the internet Burger King or internet Chili's for some fine dining (of course I'd pay your way with some internet money that I make at my internet job).

It'll be virtually fun!

Hm. sounds okay with me..although I really do prefer harveys over burger king. but perhaps that just because there aren't as many burger kings as there are harveys around here.. ACTUALLY what I really love are SUBS, and even more so than subs are subs from MR.SUB but those are even more rare around here...I guess it's a northern ontario thing :(

I should warn you now that I love food. and eating out. I'm an expensive girlfriend..er..internet girlfriend. but I guess that's not a problem because you have an internet job! lucky us!

I've never been to Chili's though

In accordance with Mao's teachings, we will seek sustanance from the land only, restaurants are forbidden in the "New Internet"

Then again, Chairman Mao has been known to frequent the salad bar at Sizzler's, so perhaps this one time we can skirt the rules

damn right.

Scattermcbrain wrote:

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Scattermcbrain wrote:

~Виктория

I like your signature line about St. Petersburg and the printers... 'Cause I'm from St. Petersburg and I used to run a publishing house

hehe, it's a truanced version of the dedication in Lynne Truss' Eats, Shoots & Leaves

"To the memory of the striking Bolshevik printers of St Petersburg who, in 1905, demanded to be paid the same rate for punctuation marks as for letters, and thereby directly precipitated the first Russian Revolution"

Hm... okay. That's pretty odd for a music CD but I hope it works well in the context of the music.

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote: Under Comrade Mao's Cultural Revolution, shampanya is a forbidden indulgence and requires the torturing of those who posesss such a bourgeois beverage!

So...

Shampanyov, comrade of the people, is man of great appetites, and great contradictions. Is being continental, no?

In Soviet Russia, shampanya drinks you! :D

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Comrade Shampanyov wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote: Under Comrade Mao's Cultural Revolution, shampanya is a forbidden indulgence and requires the torturing of those who posesss such a bourgeois beverage!

So...

Shampanyov, comrade of the people, is man of great appetites, and great contradictions. Is being continental, no?

In Soviet Russia, shampanya drinks you! :D

Shampanyov is drunk!

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Scattermcbrain wrote:

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Scattermcbrain wrote:

~Виктория

I like your signature line about St. Petersburg and the printers... 'Cause I'm from St. Petersburg and I used to run a publishing house

hehe, it's a truanced version of the dedication in Lynne Truss' Eats, Shoots & Leaves

"To the memory of the striking Bolshevik printers of St Petersburg who, in 1905, demanded to be paid the same rate for punctuation marks as for letters, and thereby directly precipitated the first Russian Revolution"

Hm... okay. That's pretty odd for a music CD but I hope it works well in the context of the music.

heh, it's a book about grammar :)

I personally prefer martinis..haven't had one in a while though :(

Scattermcbrain wrote:

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Scattermcbrain wrote:

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Scattermcbrain wrote:

~Виктория

I like your signature line about St. Petersburg and the printers... 'Cause I'm from St. Petersburg and I used to run a publishing house

hehe, it's a truanced version of the dedication in Lynne Truss' Eats, Shoots & Leaves

"To the memory of the striking Bolshevik printers of St Petersburg who, in 1905, demanded to be paid the same rate for punctuation marks as for letters, and thereby directly precipitated the first Russian Revolution"

Hm... okay. That's pretty odd for a music CD but I hope it works well in the context of the music.

heh, it's a book about grammar :)

Ahem, I offer my apologies. So it's in the right place anyway.