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PrintableSerious said: sextonseven said: If the  fits, give it to me.  No   .
[Edited 5/22/08 13:14pm] Giving me the finger is not a turn-on.  | |
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sextonseven said: Serious said: No .
[Edited 5/22/08 13:14pm] Giving me the finger is not a turn-on. Maybe I don't feel like turning you on after what you said  .With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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Serious said: sextonseven said: Giving me the finger is not a turn-on. Maybe I don't feel like turning you on after what you said . | |
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sextonseven said: Serious said: Maybe I don't feel like turning you on after what you said .With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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MoonSongs said: sextonseven said: We used to have a land line, but my parents got rid of it. Now if we have to use the phone we drive a few miles to the nearest town and wait for a signal. I actually look forward to going up there. I get a lot of reading done.  This is like Port Sanilac, Michigan, on the Lake Huron, where I live. We can't get a phone signal on any of the cells. No high speed internet, no street lights, no all nite stores open. The only way we can have tv reception is with the high priced DISH network or cable. But the air smells so clean and the Full Moon coming up over the Lake Huron last night was breathtaking. NOTHING happens here in the Winter but now the Summer cottagers will open up their homes this weekend and it will get pretty busy at the little diner and marina. It is so small in Port Sanilac that when we moved up here their post office was too full (with about 500 residents) so we had to take an Applegate address (a tiny village 4 miles inland). I love it except for the lack of music venues (um the country bar down the road) and no vegetarian foods nearby. I fantasize about living somewhere like that year-round. All I would need is a mailbox and internet service and I think I could do it. A significant other would be nice too I guess. | |
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sextonseven said: MoonSongs said: This is like Port Sanilac, Michigan, on the Lake Huron, where I live. We can't get a phone signal on any of the cells. No high speed internet, no street lights, no all nite stores open. The only way we can have tv reception is with the high priced DISH network or cable. But the air smells so clean and the Full Moon coming up over the Lake Huron last night was breathtaking. NOTHING happens here in the Winter but now the Summer cottagers will open up their homes this weekend and it will get pretty busy at the little diner and marina. It is so small in Port Sanilac that when we moved up here their post office was too full (with about 500 residents) so we had to take an Applegate address (a tiny village 4 miles inland). I love it except for the lack of music venues (um the country bar down the road) and no vegetarian foods nearby. I fantasize about living somewhere like that year-round. All I would need is a mailbox and internet service and I think I could do it. A significant other would be nice too I guess. I have that same fantasy. I think I could do it too.  | |
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heartbeatocean said: sextonseven said: I fantasize about living somewhere like that year-round. All I would need is a mailbox and internet service and I think I could do it. A significant other would be nice too I guess. I have that same fantasy. I think I could do it too. 
We could spend our winters dissecting every song Tori Amos ever recorded. 
And watching lots of old films. There's much I haven't seen. | |
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sextonseven said: heartbeatocean said: I have that same fantasy. I think I could do it too.
We could spend our winters dissecting every song Tori Amos ever recorded.
And watching lots of old films. There's much I haven't seen. aawww that sounds really fun!!!  | |
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heartbeatocean said: sextonseven said:
We could spend our winters dissecting every song Tori Amos ever recorded.
And watching lots of old films. There's much I haven't seen. aawww that sounds really fun!!! Now that I have a decent TV setup, I'm fascinated with watching old movies. If they are a Criterion release, all the better. 
Let me know when you want to buy that remote house together.  | |
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sextonseven said: MoonSongs said: This is like Port Sanilac, Michigan, on the Lake Huron, where I live. We can't get a phone signal on any of the cells. No high speed internet, no street lights, no all nite stores open. The only way we can have tv reception is with the high priced DISH network or cable. But the air smells so clean and the Full Moon coming up over the Lake Huron last night was breathtaking. NOTHING happens here in the Winter but now the Summer cottagers will open up their homes this weekend and it will get pretty busy at the little diner and marina. It is so small in Port Sanilac that when we moved up here their post office was too full (with about 500 residents) so we had to take an Applegate address (a tiny village 4 miles inland). I love it except for the lack of music venues (um the country bar down the road) and no vegetarian foods nearby. I fantasize about living somewhere like that year-round. All I would need is a mailbox and internet service and I think I could do it. A significant other would be nice too I guess. This is funny. There isn't even a mailbox here. I took it down about six years ago. I was tired of the snow plows knocking it down every time we had snow and trying to retrieve mail from the snowbanks. Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife. --Kahlil Gibran | |
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sextonseven said: heartbeatocean said: aawww that sounds really fun!!! Now that I have a decent TV setup, I'm fascinated with watching old movies. If they are a Criterion release, all the better.
Let me know when you want to buy that remote house together. Will do. | |
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