How I became an anarchist

Oh yeah, Amigo....Diane was there also. And so was Lola.


(Diane...do you mean the weed of crime bore bitter fruit?)

They way I hear the story,
you were unclothed at one time Frank..

>snort<

Iv'e had way too much for today. I'm gonna go build something.

Unfortunately...many of the stories that build up around escapes in which I have been involved...contain elements dealing with me being buck ass nekkid.

Most are true.

I take my clothes off at the flimsiest of excuses. (And I've got a puny body...so it has nothing to do with showing off.)

I don't remember getting nekkid during this particular episode...but....


And perhaps this explains my avatar.

I always miss it when people get nekkid.

I just have no damn luck at all! :-(

Well just look up, Montana. I'm up there above you nekkid.

In fact, now you can look down too.

(noticing shewolf above me, and hoping what frank says holds true)

Oooooo baby!!!! :wink:

" The political arena leaves one no alternative, one must either be a dunce or a rogue." - Emma Goldman

i'm with dys on remembering stories that happened a looong time ago ... but not remembering to

lock the car !

a long time ago my brother and i would save some money and go to the "automat restaurant" (hamburg/germany). 10 pfennigs would give you a softdrink or chocolate, 25 pfennings for a sandwich or piece of cake. on occasion the "tap" wouldn't turn off and we'd guzzle all the lemonade or chocolate we could put down, at other times the turntable wouldn't stop and we would scoop up a few sandwiches - until the turntable was empty.
we certainly got plenty to eat and drink at home ... but getting something for nothing had a certain attraction. our mother, of course, would know what had happened when at suppertime "we were just not hungry !". hbg

" It takes less effort to condem then to think" -Emma goldman

Of them all, amigo, I think being a rogue is much more fun.

Hi Diane, A good hearted rogue that is.

Oh absolutely!!