RE: Clarify for me?

You may have your suspicions, Diamond, but where is your proof that we can't back up our false and lascivious accusations about you? I will concede on one point though; you are right about me lacking the decency to offer an apology.

RE: Clarify for me?

Diamond, your strenuous, lengthy denial rather gives the game away; typical response of the guilty conscience. My advice is to simply apologise for your inappropriate behaviour and try to learn a lesson from your mistake. There are plenty of websites for men with tastes such as yours, please don't try to change this into one of them.

RE: No response

Careful!? I didn't invite him to come rummaging in my pants, molly. It was meant to be you. sigh

RE: No response

That should have been me, molly, it should have been me! very mad

RE: No response

I'm more bothered about the pair of under pants you stole than I am about the mirror. You could have at least taken the Tesco ones, rather than my best M&S Y fronts. I suppose I should be thankful you didn't take a clean pair.

RE: I wasn't going to blog but

Cheers, pet. beer

Something odd at No.1 Main Street

Well done for spotting the philosophical questions I intentionally raised in the story, Biff. cool

I would be happy to come for a working holiday, and I don't mind the ghost, as long as it keeps its trousers on. uh oh

Nature and Being Human

They probably discuss the weather, Miguel, trees have very limited interests, I would think. dunno

Nature and Being Human

There would have been no feral twigs to threaten his security, molly, I could have assured him of that. uh oh

Nature and Being Human

Yes, Imp, nature will still be doing its thing long after we are gone.

Nature and Being Human

I think Chesney must be worried about being twigged, molly, that's partly your fault. scold

Nature and Being Human

Hi, Chesney. wave

Don't you want a hug? dunno

Nature and Being Human

You're the only one who hasn't offered me a hug, Biff. snooty

Nature and Being Human

It's safe for your hug now, molly, I've moved the twig out of the way. wink hug

Nature and Being Human

This kind, Crazy. hug

Now that wasn't so bad, was it?

Nature and Being Human

I'll let you off the hug, BD, you can join me in a drink, instead. cheers

Nature and Being Human

I would be delighted to hug you, loulou. hug

Nature and Being Human

Exactly, Biff, we have no idea.

Nice to see you back, btw, you've been missing for a few days. wave

Nature and Being Human

Yes, I'm sure you can sort him out, molly.

Goodnight. wave

Nature and Being Human

I'm going to bed now, molly, you just watch yourself with that Miguel; tell him to keep his foliage to himself.

gnite

Nature and Being Human

I reckon it could even bring on an early spring, molly. wink

Nature and Being Human

blushing

Nature and Being Human

I'm in the clear, molly, all my accessories are made of plastic.

Nature and Being Human

As much as I like trees, EX, I don't think I will start hugging them. Besides, they might not like it; I know I wouldn't like it if a tree tried to hug me.

Nature and Being Human

I would never pick a fight with a tree, BD. scold

Nature and Being Human

I do have furniture, molly, but not as much as most people; I would probably get away with just a warning. uh oh

Nature and Being Human

Well I have no reason to fear trees, molly, I don't burn wood. innocent

Nature and Being Human

Trees are very slow movers, molly, I think you would easily outrun them. tip hat

Nature and Being Human

The only time I ever hugged trees, Crest, was when I was climbing them.

RE: "SOME THINGS THAT ARE OLD"..("MICLEE"S 21st CENTURY")

Nam, you sent me a message, asking me a question. Would it be unreasonable of me to ask that you read my reply? As far as I can tell, you haven't even opened it. dunno

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