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thanks for your interpretation !
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followed closely by the arrival of the corset?
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thank you !
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. . . well , thank you ! 
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thank you !
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Nice work Douglas......good colour for this subject.
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~ thanks - appreciated.
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..wot 
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before she goes to her hard work in the fish cannery she has to put on her protective clothing - we have to accept this ...
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...... and I do accept it Ulrich.
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..thank you Birgitta.
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..thank you very much Robert !
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I see the lady is smiling, but I still feel bad for her, among the fish, smokestacks, queen stamps, and somber colors--and there she is in her foundation garments.
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..well - I do feel a tad bad about the fish ..( I'm not sure what they are doing there ) .. but don't feel bad for the corseted lady ...she is happy in her work ...she gets most of the attention and sympathies ...not a bad gig at all ..... & time off on every other leap - year.
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Ha! She is smiling, after all! But you're right on those poor fish...out of water and all.
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..sad really.
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But most of us can probably relate to their gasping state.
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...well - in their defense (the fish ) - they are gasping in a rather nice dive pattern ... which quite like ...that must be why I use it so often .
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My response to the fish heads is... ! Nothing less will do!
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...yowzers!
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featured in my new journal "Stranger than Universe"
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hope you like it
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..you know - I like it !
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Wonderful work as always. I'm way behind on my comments.
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