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Reply #180 posted 10/22/06 4:24pm

XxAxX

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Steadwood said:

XxAxX said:

The old goat was well out of order....You should have taped her to the handlebars of your bicycle and done wheelies all round the park then run over her yappy mangy poodle...it would have entertained the troll dolls and I even think the constable would have joined in nod

Keep it in mind for next time

Glad you didn't let it spoil your day....Hopefully Pa Sandalwood will be in a good mood for me now... I'm just going to put my fish nets on and I'll be right over biggrin

Well, you know, I'd love to hang around and play 'troll' with you all evening XxaP, but it turns out I've got to go down to the police station and render my report.

It's no big deal, just the local constabulary want to get my official version of the fracas between me, the trolls, the old lady and her poodle.

She's filed charges and they want an accounting. I guess there's a fine to be paid too, something about "disturbing the peace".

sorry to hear that dear. then again, maybe we've "played" with our "troll dolls" enough for one day, eh? neutral

you know, Mr. Steadwood, (if that IS your real name) i can totally relate to your desire to create a warm, loving, safe environment for your inner child. and i think it's really neat that you've been able to project parts of your own persona onto the troll dolls you play with.

i'm also deeply impressed that you have managed to create such a richly imaginative world as a backdrop for your adventures. i mean really! the redwood family! treacle mines! brother redwood being 'banged to rights'! you are a very creative fellow, Mr. Steadwood.

BUT there comes a time in all of our lives when reality must take center stage. when we must put aside those things from our childhood - no matter how dear to us they are - and take up the toils of adulthood.

mortgages, bills, jobs and the daily grind of the real world. these are hardly substitutes for that which you've created, in your own mind, for recreation, now are they Mr. Steadwood?

a troll family gathering around the supper table has a great deal more appeal than a mortgage payment, isn't that right, Mr. Steadwood? and yet, somehow you must find the strength, the courage to relinquish this troll fantasy world and join us in the real world.

for it is here, in the real world, that you will find your true fulfillment. here is where you must be in order to grow and to realize your own personal potential as a living, breathing human adult.

i wish you luck on your journey. a sensitive, caring fellow such as yourself would be a genuinely welcome addition to the world where we all live. but, only you can make the decision to joint us here. only YOU can put away the trolls and pick up the threads of your life in the real world.

i sincerely hope we see you here soon. pray

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[Edited 10/23/06 8:18am]