The Tap and Tea

dragon wench · Post by **dragon wench** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:41 pm

[QUOTE=Phreddie]From who, you?

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She'd have no reason to flee from me. I've just been quietly sipping a drink in my corner

She probably has good reason to flee from the boys though

slade · Post by **slade** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:42 pm

[QUOTE=dragon wench]Though, I still think she was wise to flee

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DW you too

:speech: :speech:....*tony pours cold water over slade*...[tony]: wake up slade .......

Oh thanks tony I was dreaming....what no!!

ch85us2001 · Post by **ch85us2001** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:44 pm

[QUOTE=dragon wench]

She probably has good reason to flee from the boys though

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We have good . . . intentions :mischief: :mischief: :mischief: :mischief: :mischief: :mischief: :mischief: :mischief:

dragon wench · Post by **dragon wench** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:46 pm

*grins*

Uh huh....

ch85us2001 · Post by **ch85us2001** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:49 pm

Can I buy you a drink????

My, you look lovely tonight.

*Slips "Smooth, Romantic Jazz" in CD player*

Phreddie · Post by **Phreddie** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:49 pm

good and bad.... its all a matter of perspective.

dragon wench · Post by **dragon wench** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:57 pm

[QUOTE=ch85us2001]Can I buy you a drink????

My, you look lovely tonight.

*Slips "Smooth, Romantic Jazz" in CD player*

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That's very nice of you, thanks

I assure you, I really do not look lovely right now. I have a splitting headache, and it is cold so I'm dressed in a warm, baggy sweater and fleece pants

Not exactly "lovely," but I appreciate the sentiment.

Phreddie · Post by **Phreddie** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:58 pm

[QUOTE=dragon wench]That's very nice of you, thanks

I assure you, I really do not look lovely right now. I have a splitting headache, and it is cold so I'm dressed in a warm, baggy sweater and fleece pants

Not exactly "lovely," but I appreciate the sentiment.[/QUOTE]
... mom?

dragon wench · Post by **dragon wench** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:59 pm

[QUOTE=Phreddie]... mom?

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Well.. I wouldn't go quite *that* far, but let's just say I'm not exactly kitted out for a night on the town

ch85us2001 · Post by **ch85us2001** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 4:59 pm

Thats just it, my dear.

Your beautifully candid.

dragon wench · Post by **dragon wench** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 5:01 pm

lol Chu!

The Jazz is nice btw, very soothing

Phreddie · Post by **Phreddie** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 5:04 pm

Have a cold? here *hands her a pill* um... have a uh.. dayquil, itll get your right bakc on... or off... your feet again in no time.

Lestat · Post by **Lestat** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 5:04 pm

There's a survey of Canada in the Economist this week, I'm a bit too tired now to start reading it. But at least I've been able to localise some Symians on the map. Pity that only the introduction is general access.

slade · Post by **slade** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 5:07 pm

[QUOTE=Phreddie]... mom?

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*busting out his ghetto-ness* ...no he didnt...*snaps fingers and does that neck thing*

dragon wench · Post by **dragon wench** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 5:08 pm

lol Phreddie,
It's just a tension headache, I've been plastering Tiger Balm on it, which helps a fair amount.

@Lestat,
Have you ever travelled to Canada or the US?

If you haven't I can imagine how it would initially be a challenge to place Canadian SYMians on the map. We are all actually quite far apart from one another, despite being in the country.... Thankfully....

Lestat · Post by **Lestat** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 5:16 pm

[QUOTE=dragon wench]lol Phreddie,
It's just a tension headache, I've been plastering Tiger Balm on it, which helps a fair amount.

@Lestat,
Have you ever travelled to Canada or the US?

If you haven't I can imagine how it would initially be a challenge to place Canadian SYMians on the map. We are all actually quite far apart from one another, despite being in the country.... Thankfully....

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I've been on a short trip with a friend to the US in 2002, somewhat under two weeks in which we visited New York (well... Manhattan), because you can hardly go on your first visit to the US as European, and not go to New York; Chicago, because a friend and his wife were there (the wife was doing an MBA at Kellogg's); and New Orleans (my nick, 'nuff said).
But indeed I thought Alberta was more to the east, in fact on my mental map Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba were somewhat otherwise arranged.

dragon wench · Post by **dragon wench** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 5:48 pm

You are lucky to have seen New Orleans. It is a city I've always wanted to visit... but now.... It will likely never be the same...

lmao! You have no idea how offended many Albertans would be to hear themselves described as being in the East!

That is almost the same as confusing the two different language groups of Belgium

Phreddie · Post by **Phreddie** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 5:49 pm

[QUOTE=dragon wench]You are lucky to have seen New Orleans. It is a city I've always wanted to visit... but now.... It will likely never be the same...

lmao! You have no idea how offended many Albertans would be to hear themselves described as being in the East!

That is almost the same as confusing the two different language groups of Belgium

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or a yank and a rebel!

Hill-Shatar · Post by **Hill-Shatar** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 6:07 pm

dragon wench wrote:lmao! You have no idea how offended many Albertans would be to hear themselves described as being in the East!

Be happy this particular Albertan used to be an easterner. Uh-oh, what about OS...

*jumps in car and drives to the SE to calm her down*

Maybe all of that whiteness is making me feel all pure or something

*throws snowball*

Hey! Its my duty to be naughty to juni!

It;s my duty to suceed being naughty to Juni! *remembers hottub*

*grins*

Uh huh...

You say the same to me.

:mischief:

*busting out his ghetto-ness* ...no he didnt...*snaps fingers and does that neck thing*

You forgot to say "No way girlfriend*

The Jazz is nice btw, very soothing

This seems fairly similar. If he gave you a drink, I'd set it down and go to wash my hands.

I've been on a short trip with a friend to the US in 2002, somewhat under two weeks in which we visited New York (well... Manhattan), because you can hardly go on your first visit to the US as European, and not go to New York; Chicago, because a friend and his wife were there (the wife was doing an MBA at Kellogg's); and New Orleans (my nick, 'nuff said).
But indeed I thought Alberta was more to the east, in fact on my mental map Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba were somewhat otherwise arranged.

Did I ever tell you about the time my English relatives visited while I still lived in London and wanted me to pick them up in Banff after they hop over to it from Vancouver?

There's a survey of Canada in the Economist this week, I'm a bit too tired now to start reading it. But at least I've been able to localise some Symians on the map. Pity that only the introduction is general access.

Why would you possibly want to know where OS, DW, Aegis, Z and I live?

I think you've drunk too much.

If you haven't I can imagine how it would initially be a challenge to place Canadian SYMians on the map. We are all actually quite far apart from one another, despite being in the country.... Thankfully....

No kidding! Good thing we have a series of spikes on one side of your pit and moats on the other three sides!

dj_venom · Post by **dj_venom** » Thu Dec 01, 2005 7:22 pm

There's multi-quote posting, and then there's Hill

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