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I will try to find that poem, suitemichelle. I feel as though your name ought to be spelled sweetmichelle, shouldnt' it?

 

Ohhhh! So thats what her name meant. I'm such a tard.

 

sweetmichelle was already taken when I first signed up with maxis so I modified it to suite... which is appropriate to the game sims.

 

Nice touch.

 

And alllll this time i've been pronouncing it "suitmichelle".

I agree tho, suitemichelle is better and much less conceited-sounding than sweetmichelle, or kewlgurlmichelle, and so on. Plus it "suits" a Super Moderator perfectly. Did I mention that you're also very "suite"?

(Argh, I make myself sick w/ all those bad puns.)

 

*hands out cartons of ham*

 

If you want bad chat up lines for your collection Oinkie,

You could always try..'your like an athlete..you've been running through my mind all night'

and...

'If Brad Pitt doesn't show..I'll be over there'

A crack me up >_<

 

It is very hard indeed to think of nothing. I try to do it just before I go to sleep and I usually succeed - because I can't think of anything anyway.

 

Suitemichelle: I found a poem, of which the following is the first verse, by Emily Dickinson:-
Because I could not stop for Death -
He kindly stopped for me -
The Carriage held but just Ourselves -
And Immortality.

I know it isn't the one you were thinking about. I have two small books of poetry, about 150 pages long each, so there is not a great deal of choice. I will look in the library when next I go there, which is generally on a Tuesday.

 

Oh thank you, Phillip. So nice of you to remember. Emily sure had the knack for expressive thought didn't she?

And thankyou, too, Oink. Sorry I changed the title. Oh well... You are great fun.

 

The most rewarding poems are the ones that appeared to be nothing more than rubbish at first reading, until constant reading reveals the real meaning.

 

do five things at once then you won't be bored

 

Your "Forum Mother" title and siggy was so much better.

 

Maybe so but I never could resist Hobbs....

 

But wont you think of the children?

 

I am sorry, suitemichelle, I didn't go to town today - I have a bit of a cold, so my wife went on her own (for which I am truly grateful). I might go next Tuesday and I might (no guarantees) find Emily Dickinson's poem, if that person is the one I was thinking about.

 

Doug: Women say to us that men are single tracked animals - one thought only at one time, so that they cannot do five things at once. How do you manage it?

 

He does them thoughtlessly.

 

I found the poem, Phillip. I just don't remember where I posted it.