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Published: 2008-02-29 03:50:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 482; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 4
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when you used toeat ice cream
and get a little
on
your
nose. . .
i used to want to
lick it off
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See? I am capable of sweet and endearing to compensate for that sadistic little devil perched upon my shoulder.
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ohh to true, i think we established that from the billzillion poems about her xD yeh but i was say that little devil was kinky in his day
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Has it only been a bazillion? I must remedy that.
Oh, that he was, that he was.
You know. . . I am no stick in the mud myself. . .
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lmao
hehehehehe ^^
yeh ur talking to a young mortal here, wats stick in the mud implying? xD
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Ah, "stick in the mud" is a euphemism meaning "dull, boring, unexciting" et cetera.
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ohh yes i know no stick in the mud
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I love it. 
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Quite true. 
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I love it.
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Thank you for the favorite, my dear.
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Hmmm...I must be in the wrong mood for this...everyone else seems to think it's cute...
I...don't think I'm thinking about noses. Not JUST noses...certainly...
*goes off to lie down*
...I think Alexis is winning today.
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*chortles* The many wondrous uses of ice cream. Not just for noses.
Based upon a specific memory. Must confess, though. . . I wouldn't have minded licking it off other places.
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not just for noses at all...
Sounds like a good memory, treasure it.
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Little glimpses like this remind me: Once upon a time you were a teenage boy with all those dorky sappy sentimentalities. Makes me want to lick ice cream off you too.
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*perks an eyebrow* Is that an invitation?
I must confess, I wasn't a teenage boy when this happened, but it doesn't make it any less dorky or sappy. She has that affect upon me.
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I didn't think you were; the teenager was simply peeking through, reminding us he did and still does exist under the right conditions.
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The gangly boy with raging hormones? Heaven help us all.
Truth be known, not much has changed since those days, aside from the homicidal insanity. 
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Change is actually a misnomer. Revision is more like it. Same story, same character, a little better punctuation and grammar.
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I await the incarnation of me that is a bit better punctuated. Perhaps accompanied by a period, following 'And they lived happily ever after.'
But you're right, a tiger rarely changes its stripes. It astonishes me the same boy who kicked against the goads is still the man who throws a foot at them today.
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The poet reigns even here: I await the incarnation of me that is a bit better punctuated. Perhaps accompanied by a period, following 'And they lived happily ever after.'
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Once again, the teenage boy speaks. He still believes in fairy tales.
My, when did I become so fucking cynical?
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I'm guessing somewhere between a murder and a rebirth.
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I knew I should have taken a left turn at Albuquerque.
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awww this is cute. I am very surprised with you
Peter - I wasn't aware you did cute. XD
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I plead an extremely sentimental mood at the time. Been rummaging through the box of memories and it sprang forth from there.
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Ahh yes I see ^^ I've noticed that your signature is Nietzsche -nodds in approval- I wrote an essay on him not too long ago XD
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Nietzsche was quite the astute man. There are several of his quotes I fancy.
Alas. . . Nietzsche is dead.
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XD I bet he never imagined that saying of his would ever be turned back on him -snerk- "Nietasche is dead" indeeed
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I'm so glad you caught that one.
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XD I did a 4000 word research paper on him and Sartre ^^ I'd be very embarassed if after all that I didn't know "God is dead"
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Sartre is another intriguing philosopher. I know precious little about him in particular, however.
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Well, I've technically only read one essay by Sartre but I think I understand his existentialism well enough...he's quite an interesting person as well, but Nietzsche was more of a Romantic than Sartre was.
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Took Philosophy in college and didn't really learn much from it. I was already skeptical about life, the universe, and everything. I would have been better off reading Douglas Adams.
Sartre was a bit dry for my taste.
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XD Well, to be fair the only thing I ever read by him was Existentialism is a Humanism. ^^ Which isn't exactly very long. And having the most awesome English teacher in the world helps XD I quite like Existentialism as a philosophy though. Taking responsibility for one's own actions and all of that...but yes, not quite as poetic as Nietzsche XD The worse for dryness is Camus though I think <.<
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A good teacher can turn something dull and mundane into something interesting and compelling. I ponder existentialism and issue it a bit cheekily at times.
Camus, I can take in very, very small doses. And with all razor blades and cyanide locked away.
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XD We had to study Camus' "The Outsider" (I think it's also been translated as The Stranger) for our world lit option in english (-_-) It was very frustrating - especially seeing as I'd a.) already read it before anyway and b.) was also studying it in French. Argh!! Overdose of Camus XD
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Yes, too much Camus - especially The Stranger - will grow tiresome quickly. I've only ever read him for leisure.
Well, if you can consider that leisure.
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Hahahaaa XD The only time I read him for leisure was the first time I read The Stranger (and was young and naive and didn't know it'd be so bloody dry)
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I've only ever read The Stranger. Thumbed through another selection or two of his, but decided against it.
Right now, reading for leisure includes Fight Club and American Psycho.
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I have read neither but have heard much about both ^^ Currently I'm sort of juggling between Rebel Angels which is part of a trilogy about Victorian school girls who sort of discover this other realm and stuff, and Stardust ^^ A lot of fantasy going on at the moment Lol
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I've heard positive things about Stardust. Must indulge in it sometime. (Along with his other works.)
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XD I'd heard many positive things about Neil Gaiman so I thought it was about time I picked up something by him ^^
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American Gods is taunting me. Have you heard much of that particular work?
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