07-20-2013, 02:35 AM
(07-18-2013, 03:17 PM)cidermaid Wrote: Hi Billy
I liked the symmetry of this one. It felt well balanced if that is a valid term.
I have sat looking at this and re-reading it for a couple of minuites, it has an innocence and simplicity on the surface that gave me a nice picture of summer abundance harvested and ejoyed in the autumn glut, but then because it was you writing I'm afraid i then went looking for other applications.... And quickly saw one.
Something along the lines of A lovely pair, on a mature lady - ripe for picking. Fruity extras!
(I never used to think like this ...I have been corrupted or is that just re-educated)
Either read i liked this and did not have any nits.
Yes, I liked as well.
But you! First the fire hydrant, now this: "lovely pair, on a mature lady
- ripe for picking. Fruity extras". BTW, you forgot to imply what
exactly one does with a fruit dessert...
(Unprotected sexual innuendo begats sexual innuendo.)
a brightly colored fungus that grows in bark inclusions


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