y:
It's me.
y:
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basil123:
so are you implying i look like a camel?!! 
*banishes Lackwit to the suicideboys group*
*banishes Lackwit to the suicideboys group*
ziricote:
Dinnae kin whaur Elspeth is. 
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billyfivecrows:
Kick-ass connections, man! Possible show and publishing!
Right on!
A good New Year indeed! Lets me know how it works out for ya.
-c.
Right on!
A good New Year indeed! Lets me know how it works out for ya.
-c.
fpkk:
I hate to tell you this, but some bastard's nicked your profile.
Everything alright?
Everything alright?
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billyfivecrows:
"Hmmph...grow up to be an artist, this one will..."
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Ah, that book looks great! I think I'll pick it up. I've got two more of Emoto's books on the way. This is good stuff...the bloodflow of God. I love it.
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Yeah, The Klimt squares are fantastic! Among my favorites. I mean, besides Albers, who else much used the square. Agnes Martin...
Happy New Year to you, too, man!
-c.
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Ah, that book looks great! I think I'll pick it up. I've got two more of Emoto's books on the way. This is good stuff...the bloodflow of God. I love it.
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Yeah, The Klimt squares are fantastic! Among my favorites. I mean, besides Albers, who else much used the square. Agnes Martin...
Happy New Year to you, too, man!
-c.
huck:
dude...dude...that joke is terrible. shame on you... heh. 
great pics. i've said it before n i'll say it again - i can always count on your journal to be interesting.
Iron Jack?!
great pics. i've said it before n i'll say it again - i can always count on your journal to be interesting.
Iron Jack?!
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basil123:
Happy New Year, IronJack!!
IronJack sounds like a comic book hero name
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IronJack sounds like a comic book hero name
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fred:
Those are some interesting paintings.
That's a good new name.
Happy New Year!
Those are some interesting paintings.
That's a good new name.
Happy New Year!
y:
Drips and drabs.
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mollymolly:
Merry Christmas, my friend! OK, it is a bit late. More than a bit, I guess; it must be tomorrow morning there by now. (In fact, it is getting on into tomorrow morning here, even. I just got home, where the Internet lives, a few hours ago; and I'm up quite late again, yes.) Still, the sentiment holds!
P.S. Egads, your name has changed! Now I shall have to update all of my mental notes, pointers, and tags to reference your new name. Think of all the paperwork, man!! The paperwork!!!
P.P.S. And the profile! That, too, has evolved into a new form! So much change to keep up with....
P.P.P.S. Just teasing about the changes.
P.S. Egads, your name has changed! Now I shall have to update all of my mental notes, pointers, and tags to reference your new name. Think of all the paperwork, man!! The paperwork!!!
P.P.S. And the profile! That, too, has evolved into a new form! So much change to keep up with....
P.P.P.S. Just teasing about the changes.
billyfivecrows:
"IronJack"!?!?!
Now that's a screen name! I like it, yez I do!
(Hey...are we experiencing some sorta Jeckyl and Hyde thing here? From Lackwit to IronJack!?!?! Hmmmm......
)
Seriously, though, where did it come from? What's the origin?
(Oh yeah..."camper". I guess we use that to describe any small-scale, pull-behind, live-in sorta deal. Claire's is the kind that's all aluminum, with a little bathroom, a little kitchen, fold-down bed. She has an easy-chair where the old fold-down dinner table would be, and the bed is folded down all the time. She parked in the woods in a place where she has no running water, so she brings down jugs from the "big-house" and just pees outside...the bathroom is a storage space. She has propane tanks for cooking, and electricity running down from the house by extention cord. TV, VCR. It's very nice inside. Lacy, gauzy, flowery, quasi-hippie decor. Glow in the dark stars on the ceiling, artwork and crystals. Very cozy. She loves it, but not enough room for me. I get cabin fever!)
What did you get for Christmas??
Now that's a screen name! I like it, yez I do!
(Hey...are we experiencing some sorta Jeckyl and Hyde thing here? From Lackwit to IronJack!?!?! Hmmmm......
)
Seriously, though, where did it come from? What's the origin?
(Oh yeah..."camper". I guess we use that to describe any small-scale, pull-behind, live-in sorta deal. Claire's is the kind that's all aluminum, with a little bathroom, a little kitchen, fold-down bed. She has an easy-chair where the old fold-down dinner table would be, and the bed is folded down all the time. She parked in the woods in a place where she has no running water, so she brings down jugs from the "big-house" and just pees outside...the bathroom is a storage space. She has propane tanks for cooking, and electricity running down from the house by extention cord. TV, VCR. It's very nice inside. Lacy, gauzy, flowery, quasi-hippie decor. Glow in the dark stars on the ceiling, artwork and crystals. Very cozy. She loves it, but not enough room for me. I get cabin fever!)
What did you get for Christmas??
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mollymolly:
Oh, and I don't mean to sound like a journal whore, but I'd be interested if you wanted to read over my current journal. It contains actual, relevant content (unlike many of my posts ), and it really says a lot more about myself than I normally write/talk about, so I'd like for you to get a chance to read it. You seem to only be online on even-numbered days, judging by your recent comment history , so I wanted to mention it in case it has already been supplanted by a more recent (but perhaps less substantive) post in my hectic over-rapid journal updating process by the time you are online again.
), and it really says a lot more about myself than I normally write/talk about, so I'd like for you to get a chance to read it. You seem to only be online on even-numbered days, judging by your recent comment history , so I wanted to mention it in case it has already been supplanted by a more recent (but perhaps less substantive) post in my hectic over-rapid journal updating process by the time you are online again.
mollymolly:
Heh... I do tend to form new words like that through unorthodox agglutination (and at some point you will certainly see me conjugating verbs in ways not seen or heard for nigh on 1,000 years). At any rate, take your time, and I am eagerly looking forward to your response.
At any rate, take your time, and I am eagerly looking forward to your response.