Not TAME ones.
Coliseum lions.
Thank you for the clarification.
sozobe wrote:George.
(LordE, have you read "Into the Heart of Borneo" by Redmond O'Hanlon? It's the kind of travel book you'd write, I think. Heartily recommended if you haven't yet.)
OOH! Thanks Soz, I'll give him a go. I love off the wall travel books.
I mentioned Paul Merton on the previous page. If you go to.....
http://www.comedystoreplayers.com/paul/
you will see a little button that says "push me". Keep pushing it and you will see that he is my kind of guy.
I don't know what I did, Debs, but thanks.
I was speaking to the Lion Tamer, but thank you too.
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You'll probably end up with either a link to Bill Clinton or George Best, methinks.
the prince wrote:Nah, they both were str8
Ok.....how's about George Michael? You could always dress as a cop.
Hey Prince, I've lost track of where you are at the moment....are you back in London? You were in India recently, weren't you?
Yep, back in London.....atleast for a few days.
honest, real, movies, good wine, good food, good conversation, chess, active, non-smokers, adventurous, open (that one might get me into trouble), travel, spontaneous, thoughtful, intelligent, considerate...
What was it, Phoenix, I dunno!
The "who are my people?" question is a hard one. I've been putting in stuff that I'd love to see people talking about -- like, "Oooh, you like Jhumpa Lahiri?! Do you think she's a better short-story writer or novelist?" or whatever. But a much of what I actually most like to read here is varieties of information I'd never heard of before, and pretty hard to come up with a keyword for that.
I gotta remember that one !!!
Perugina Chocolates Inspired Medieval Orgies, Says Byzantine Art Expert
(sex, food, art, history, travel....yep, got 'em all)
Laurie Anderson, Li-Young Lee, cookie sheet, rhythm section, gospel, boxers, chess, righteous babe, percolator
