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Jan 29 05, 08:29
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Mosaic Master
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From: Massachusetts
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Real Name: Lori Kanter
Writer of: Poetry & Prose
Referred By:Imhotep
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I'll bite Fran!
Neat idea for a chat too!
What is annoying you most? Today - I would say the cold weather as it is only 3º here and has been for over a week. BRRRHHHHHHHH!
What really winds you up? Hmmmm - I can't think of anything at the moment? In general, people who talk behind my back instead of to me directly.
What would you like to see disappear forever? In a word: HATRED (like your poem title Fran)...
Cheers! Cleo
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Guest_Jox_*
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Jan 29 05, 09:44
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Hi, well done Fran.
ROFL!! Lori means the topic of your poem - not the poem itself! :)... Oh yes and I don't think she intends to bite you either. Lori - don't do any writing today! Not your day with words :)
OK, Yes I met this on BBCGW, too...
1 Hatred - thanks Lori
2 Rudeness / Aggressiveness (Similar in my opinion). I enjoy arguing very forcible but I hope I'm not aggressive. If I am I'm sorry.
3 Football (Soccer)... well I have no problems with others enjoying it but I am fed up having to listen reports of matches and scores on radio and tv just because I'm waiting for the cricket reports and scores to come on.
Now, if I have to wait three days it'll be another 2,300 years before I finish this first list. Grump. Grump. :) [Three days is a good idea, actually, Fran].
James.
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Jan 29 05, 11:53
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Hi
Interesting thread Fran. I'll have a go
What is annoying you most?
Nothing much is annoying me at the moment. I could be unoriginal and say hatred but maybe I will come back to this later.
What really winds you up?
Public transport that doesn't run to the given timetable. Why is it that buses get lonely on their own and have to "hunt" in pairs. Meanwhile customers are kept standing in the freezing cold for 20 minutes or so and then 2 come together.
What would you like to see disappear forever?
All forms of bullying
Nina
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Jan 29 05, 12:46
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Hi Fran
not sure if this game allows comments or not, but I cannot resist.
Mushy peas. Do I have to explain? I'm sure they glow in the dark, that slimy viscous green is so fluorescent. I was forced to eat them for school dinners and won't even stay in the same room with them now.
I'm with you on mushy peas. Also school dinners (and dinner ladies) have a lot to answer for. I can't stay in the same room as rice pudding because of being forced to eat it at school.
Nina
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Jan 29 05, 13:11
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Mosaic Master
Group: Administrator
Posts: 18,892
Joined: 1-August 03
From: Massachusetts
Member No.: 2
Real Name: Lori Kanter
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Referred By:Imhotep
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GROSS!
Mushy peas? YUCK! I like my peas sweet, a tad crunchy and fresh!
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"It's a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step into the Road, and if you don't keep your feet, there is no knowing where you might be swept off to." ~ J.R.R Tolkien, The Lord of the RingsCollaboration feeds innovation. In the spirit of workshopping, please revisit those threads you've critiqued to see if the author has incorporated your ideas, or requests further feedback from you. In addition, reciprocate with those who've responded to you in kind. "I believe it is the act of remembrance, long after our bones have turned to dust, to be the true essence of an afterlife." ~ Lorraine M. KanterNominate a poem for the InterBoard Poetry Competition by taking into careful consideration those poems you feel would best represent Mosaic Musings. For details, click into the IBPC nomination forum. Did that poem just captivate you? Nominate it for the Faery award today! If perfection of form allured your muse, propose the Crown Jewels award. For more information, click here! "Worry looks around, Sorry looks back, Faith looks up." ~ Early detection can save your life.MM Award Winner
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Guest_Jox_*
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Jan 29 05, 13:22
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Hi all,
Fran simply doesn't properly appreciate the Northern England delicasy of Mushy Peas. Take one portion of marrowfat peas (not petitpois or ordinary garden peas, if possible). Add Bicarbonate of Soda and allow to mush. Eat with Fish & Chips (the UK national dish before Tikka Masala took over) and enjoy. The lass has no appreciation at all.
Me? What do I think of them? I think they are possibly the most vile food I can think of.
Nina - there's no escape - School rice puddings are able to chase refusniks and envelop them in a starchy slime. Shudder! (Just wait until the peas and rice get together).
Fran - if it feels so much better why have you put a mushy pea image at the bottom of your post?
Lori's using my new HAL symbol - and neither of us even work for IBM... strange!
James.
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Jan 29 05, 14:06
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Right, James and Nina: Cleo got to HATRED first (very flattering - I do have a cosy effect on people) so you two may each have another item if you wish.
Cleo, Is that affectionate biting, or aggression? Can't be the latter, coz that's already vanished into the depths, so I think I'm safe, albeit rather confused.
Nina, If you dispose of public transport that doesn't run on time, there's not going to be any public transport left, is there?
Fran
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Jan 29 05, 14:55
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Gosh, thanks Fran...
This is like a chocolate assortment box - which next?
I'm tempted to put bullying in - especially as I used to deal with it but Nina mentioned that so I'll leave it for her.
So...
Rap Music.
Can't stand the rhythm - I'm not used to them, see and this is TOO obvious. Having said that, I've written a very bad rap poem. Might post it one day to horrify all.
James.
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Guest_Jox_*
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Jan 29 05, 15:34
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Ah!!! Not so fast Ms Toumai!!
'Tis Rap MUSIC which has been placed in R101; not Rap Poetry - so I can still post!
Ha ha ha hah ha!!!!
James.
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Jan 29 05, 16:12
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Hi James
I don't like rap music either. Trouble is, I have to hear a lot of it on the music channels and kiss fm, thanks to my daughters. Funnily enough I posted a poem about anger on GW and one of the replies I got said it would make a good rap. Perhaps we will have to compare rap poems James.
On my list of books to read is Benjamin Zephaniah's latest book aimed at teenagers- Gangsta Rap
Fran - I hadn't planned to get rid of all transport that doesn't run on time. Maybe just the people who control it.
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Guest_Jox_*
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Jan 29 05, 16:48
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Nina, Hi...
I have a couple of BZ's books and I've posted some info about him here on MM - under famous writers. Brill poet (though I don't know his latest).
I love radio but, having no children, I move between BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio 3 with a little Classic FM thrown in (but I hate the adverts). At home, I listen to BBC Radio 7 on Freeview, too. Sometimes I do venture into BBC Radio 2
I'd make a very bad parent - they'd have to use headphones if they wanted to listen to those stations!
For those elsewhere:
BBC Radio 2 - light pop - 1950s-90s mainly BBC Radio 3 - Classical / Early / World / Jazz BBC Radio 4 - High Quality Talk, Drama, Comedy, Politics BBC Radio 7 - Repeats of Drama and Comedy (a digital station only)
Freeview - a "free" way to receive UK digital tv and radio.
Classic FM - an independent Classic Music station - the only station of those listed which has to carry adverts to exist.
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Guest_Toumai_*
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Jan 29 05, 17:32
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Hi James,
Ah!!! Not so fast Ms Toumai!! 'Tis Rap MUSIC which has been placed in R101; not Rap Poetry - so I can still post! Ha ha ha hah ha!!!!
Ah well, at least you didn't start off by saying 'Hi T' (high tea?), so I guess you can keep your rap as long as it is really poetic ... erm.
Hi Nina,
Fran - I hadn't planned to get rid of all transport that doesn't run on time. Maybe just the people who control it.
Just as well, or you'd never make it to the MM Brits get-together. :pharoah2
Right, I'll be back in the morning to see if there's anything new waiting outside the 101 door.
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Guest_Perrorist_*
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Jan 30 05, 15:04
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Fran
Here are three of my pet hates: [*]Tipping everybody in the US (why don't they pay proper wages?). It's undignified for the tipper and tippee. [*]Rap music. [*]Religious fundamentalists.
Perry
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Jan 30 05, 15:56
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Hi Perry,
The world would be much a better place if everyone got paid properly. Except the fundamentalists, who would be paid pro rata by the miracle.
James has already intered rap music (see the first post for a list of who hates what) and so you may pick something else to add to your list.
Ta. Fran :elf:
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Jan 31 05, 03:41
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Hi JohnK,
Sorry but you'll have to wait another three days to put Robbie Williams in - you've had your three! Which is excellent for me because I'm a big fan of his so I have those three days to stash as much of his stuff away as possible. (I know he came from a boy band - but they split up before you 101'd boy bands, so Williams is ok. Do you really think he's not an excellent singer? Oh well...
Now, you mentioned smoking but you have another problem - Spleen-Venting.
Under the EU Dictative 2005/1/b(64)sec 4.6 (sub sec2.1) B.O.N.K.E.R.S. Regulations, all spleens now have to have special external-venting kits fitted. This can be expensive and does tend to make throwing things (e.g. into 101) rather difficult. May I suggest that you don't actually ventilate your spleen but, instead, use the old fashioned British system of complaining about the weather?
James.
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