Lola at the Coffee House

@vonny,

This is his latest.

@Lola,

I had had a few pints in the Black Bull and a joint. I was in the room and the curator was called out so I stepped over the rope.

I shouldn't have done I know. It was a strange day. There were quite a few Americans in Haworth that Sunday. And some wind turbines thrapping on a hill not too far away.

I had intended going back when conditions were wuthering but I never did.

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may I see the next page please.

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@Lola,

This is really getting annoying.

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how Bohemian and liberal and unChristian this Coffee-House really is.

Good

Joe(I knew I was in the right place.)Nation

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@Joe Nation,

re there dress codes for Bohemians?
Must I play the accordion? I hate to play the accordion. Its such a douche bag instrument except in zydeco. I can play my pedal steel guitar ok?

Ill have an Italian Cream soda , Caramel please, Im on a sugar low. Were shearing sheep today and Im already bushed and my backs killing me.(Im on brek while the other shearers are working. Im fallow till 1PM

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@izzythepush,

Psy's a rather anarchic social commentator. Love it.

Off to find a coverup for a late Holi celebration.

Watch out kids - paint will be flying later.

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@farmerman,

Annoying things are good for the soul fm, Hence hair shirts through DIY.

Lola once gleefully effused--"Whips up girls--they're begging for it". I had been goading her.

DIY is the MOR vesrion with naturally concomitant subtleties of gradation. The pain is spread out over time rather than being a sudden shock or a series of sudden shocks in a short space of time. Apart from accidents I mean. Which are more common than is generally known. On the first warm spring Sunday afternoon there are ambulances coming from all directions. It's like a war zone in A&E. And DIY increases unemployment.

I feel pretty sure the Lola was not thinking of the girls holding a whip up in the air. The idea is to bring them down as sharpish as maybe on the collective bare backside of men. MEN""".

DIY is more like Chinese water torture. Thankfully the onset of decrepitude saves us. Or those of us who repent.

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To that I say, WABOFHS.

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@ehBeth,

ehBeth wrote:

Psy's a rather anarchic social commentator. Love it.

Si ...

"Hey! That's how I roll!"

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@spendius,

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I feel pretty sure the Lola was not thinking of the girls holding a whip up in the air. The idea is to bring them down as sharpish as maybe on the collective bare backside of men. MEN""".

So now you're fantasizing about the bare backsides of men--being whipped yet. Watching the golf match you couldn't seem to take your eyes off the legs of the men in shorts.

Are you trying to reveal something about yourself to us, spendi?

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@izzythepush,

That got me moving, izzythepush.

It also helped me discover that my new laptop has great speakers--really exceptionally good for a laptop. I may be on You Tube all day listening to more music.

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@izzythepush,

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This is his latest.

I really dislike sadism. But it offends me particularly when it's disgusting. And this is disgusting.

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@Lola,

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I really dislike sadism. But it offends me particularly when it's disgusting. And this is disgusting.

You don't at all seem to mind when it's US government orchestrated sadism, Lola.

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I don't mean to abuse you with verbal violence, but you have to understand what your [US] government and its agents are doing. They go into villages, they haul out families. With the children forced to watch they castrate the father, they peel the skin off his face, they put a grenade in his mouth and pull the pin. With the children forced to watch they gang-rape the mother, and slash her breasts off. And sometimes for variety, they make the parents watch while they do these things to the children.

http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Stockwell/StockwellCIA87_2.html

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@Lola,

Did you not like the sniff my fingers bit?

It's very tongue in cheek, and not atypical of most of that sort of stuff. My kids like it, I'm not that bothered either way.

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@spendius,

I thought you'd recognise it, Spendius! As for Dylan and Mr Tambourine Man - possibly the rhythm is similar but I can't see any other similarity.

Howarth - Spendius, tut tut! You aren't supposed to sit on the sofa - it isn't an interactive exhibit - wasn't the area roped off on the day you were there? It usually is. Imagine the countless Spendii who've entered those sacred portals - just imagine if the all parked their ample posteriors on the sofa - hideous thought!

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@vonny,

The only reason Mr. Tambourine Man is remembered is because the Byrds released a version. Dylan's singing voice is awful.

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@izzythepush,

That reminds me of another Byrds hit, which I love.

Although the words come from the Book of Ecclesiastes, as found in the King James Version, it was Pete Seeger who wrote the music.

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The Biblical text posits there being a time and place for all things: laughter and sorrow, healing and killing, war and peace, and so on. The lines are open to myriad interpretations, but as a song they are commonly performed as a plea for world peace, with an emphasis on the closing line: "a time for peace, I swear it's not too late." This line and the title phrase "Turn! Turn! Turn!" are the only parts of the lyric written by Seeger himself....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turn!_Turn!_Turn!

I first became aware of Pete Seeger by listening to the Weavers. Anyone else remember the Weavers?

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@izzythepush,

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singing voice

That, in itself, is oxymoronic, Izzy.

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@firefly,

This was one of the Weavers Billboard hits--with a very young Pete Seeger on the banjo.

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