On 2002-06-30 16:23, Heliotrope wrote:
Hey Kevin, wanna go get some coffee? :wink:

Unless Jenny takes you up on it first. After all....she *did* say she would love to have your baby on that other thread :grin:

Perhaps Jenny, you should use more smileys :smile:
Or maybe you really meant it! : :???:

Have I opened the can of worms?

Oh, dear...poor Jenny is going to be so embarrassed by all this. Perhaps I need to apologize to her on yours and Earthshine's behalf. Forgive them, Jen, for they know not what they do. They really are cool people, they are! Don't worry-- I know that you weren't serious. :smile:

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Kevin Parker '59 on 2002-06-30 19:11 ]</font>

Sorry, Jenny. It's all in jest and of course you were jesting too.

Kevin, you're right--maybe I went overboard here.

On 2002-06-30 19:13, Heliotrope wrote:
Sorry, Jenny. It's all in jest and of course you were jesting too.

Kevin, you're right--maybe I went overboard here.

hey what did I say against Jenny? :lol:
It's all in good fun.

Thanks for the Comp Kev. I think we got a cool little group here too.

And hey Helio, good to know some women still think we're worthy of the attention *flirt flirt*

:lol:

Peace all

On 2002-07-01 13:26, Earthshine wrote:


hey what did I say against Jenny? :lol:
It's all in good fun.

Not you, Earthshine! I was afraid I might have offended her!

Thanks for the Comp Kev. I think we got a cool little group here too.

I'm with you there!

And hey Helio, good to know some women still think we're worthy of the attention *flirt flirt*

Now I'm blushing! :oops:



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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Heliotrope on 2002-07-01 17:49 ]</font>

It's getting kinda warm in here, :smile: Ummmm.

On 2002-07-01 22:34, Marc Lamb wrote:
It's getting kinda warm in here, :smile: Ummmm.

As long as we're all having fun, it's all good.

Otherwise, we got to quote one of my favorite Nomad Presidents here "If you can't take the heat, get out of the kitchen".
:grin:

By the Way, Helio, do you like Barry White?
*again with the innocent whistle*

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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Earthshine on 2002-07-01 22:45 ]</font>

Actually...I much prefer Marvin Gaye! :smile:

On 2002-07-02 04:47, Heliotrope wrote:
Actually...I much prefer Marvin Gaye! :smile:

That can be arraigned. :smile:

That can be arraigned. :smile:

Arraigned?

On 2002-07-02 17:27, Heliotrope wrote:

That can be arraigned. :smile:

Arraigned?

Arraigned? On what charge???

I don't know if Earthshine is referring to the fact that Marvin Gaye's dad shot him to death in the mid-1980's and was surely arraigned for this crime.

On 2002-07-02 07:43, Earthshine wrote:

On 2002-07-02 04:47, Heliotrope wrote:
Actually...I much prefer Marvin Gaye! :smile:

That can be arraigned. :smile:

No, Gaye cannot be charged, but the Beatles can certainly be arraigned for the crime of poor musical skills. :smile:

I seem to have created a monster in my enthusiasm.

:lol:

thanks for the laughs

Hey, let's get this thread moving again!
:smile:

It's 4th of July. Fireworks, anyone?
:wink: :

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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Heliotrope on 2002-07-04 15:16 ]</font>

Cocteau Twins, Enigma, Roxy Music (especially "Avalon"), Funkadelic ("Momma, what's a funkadelic?"), Dead Can Dance, Mazzy Star, Sade, Miles Davis, Lush ("Spooky"), Chemical Brothers, Moby, Stevie Wonder, Carmina Burana, Mozart's Reqiuem...

Play it and moan away to your (and your partner's, if available) content.

On 2002-07-04 19:39, Dill Dog wrote:
Cocteau Twins, Enigma, Roxy Music (especially "Avalon"), Funkadelic ("Momma, what's a funkadelic?"), Dead Can Dance, Mazzy Star, Sade, Miles Davis, Lush ("Spooky"), Chemical Brothers, Moby, Stevie Wonder, Carmina Burana, Mozart's Reqiuem...

Play it and moan away to your (and your partner's, if available) content.

Dude! Mozart's Reqiuem? It was a MASS for heck's sake! I thought only priests would do that! :lol: - A beautiful piece, but pretty morbid to "do the wild thing" to. Chemical Brothers? for sex? Huh. I can't go for that either. You meet women that shag to some pretty unorthodox stuff Bro! :lol:

But hey, love and let love, right?

What about Ray Charles? Now that is 'mood music'. :grin: (long as you are not playing "Hit the Road Jack". :lol:






<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Earthshine on 2002-07-05 11:26 ]</font>

I had some miscellaneous CD's going once, (ahem) during... Suddenly, music switched from classical (Concerto fur Zwei Violinen, I think) to Madonna's "Like a Virgin". Mood ruined. Instantly. Neither of us can listen to Madonna to this day without cracking up.



My advice -- go through the changer before the evening begins.

HTH

My former girlfriend Teresa and I used to listen to a newly recorded album of old jazz standards from the '40s and '50s, while :smile:.....I forget the name of the saxophone artist who made it....last name was Jackson I believe.

Anyway, the music provided an unbelievably hot, sensual, passionate mood for us. Or was it she who provided that? Hard to tell.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Kevin Parker '59 on 2002-07-06 06:55 ]</font>

On 2002-07-06 06:49, Kevin Parker '59 wrote:
My former girlfriend Teresa and I used to listen to a newly recorded album of old jazz standards from the '40s and '50s, while :smile:.....I forget the name of the saxophone artist who made it....last name was Jackson I believe.

Anyway, the music provided an unbelievably hot, sensual, passionate mood for us. Or was it she who provided that? Hard to tell.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Kevin Parker '59 on 2002-07-06 06:55 ]</font>

Kevin, look her up, why don't you? You never know. If you never stopped loving her, maybe she never stopped loving you either.

On 2002-07-06 08:46, Heliotrope wrote:

On 2002-07-06 06:49, Kevin Parker '59 wrote:
My former girlfriend Teresa and I used to listen to a newly recorded album of old jazz standards from the '40s and '50s, while :smile:.....I forget the name of the saxophone artist who made it....last name was Jackson I believe.

Anyway, the music provided an unbelievably hot, sensual, passionate mood for us. Or was it she who provided that? Hard to tell.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Kevin Parker '59 on 2002-07-06 06:55 ]</font>

Kevin, look her up, why don't you? You never know. If you never stopped loving her, maybe she never stopped loving you either.

Nah...I stopped loving her back around '98 or so. I still like her though; enough time has elapsed that we could probably now be good friends. There's better fish in the sea, Suz :smile:.

Before we learned to play the victim card. Summer romance or sex crime?

On 2002-07-08 06:22, Virgil K. Saari wrote:
Before we learned to play the victim card. Summer romance or sex crime?

There was a movie where people in the future had to sign contracts to have sex :lol:

Are we headed to that? If so, bring on the sheep! :lol:

On 2002-07-08 13:30, Smirker wrote:

On 2002-07-08 06:22, Virgil K. Saari wrote:
Before we learned to play the victim card. Summer romance or sex crime?

There was a movie where people in the future had to sign contracts to have sex :lol:

Are we headed to that? If so, bring on the sheep! :lol:

I saw adverts for another (TV-) movie back in late 70s or early 80s, depicting a future where sex was compulsory but love was against the law! Come to think of it-- the real world during the late Awakening wasn't a whole lot different, really.

Prenup survey: preparing for divorce before the wedding. Do you think you will; or do you wish you had done so? Is this a romance killer; is that a bad thing?

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On 2002-07-15 07:06, Virgil K. Saari wrote:
Prenup survey: preparing for divorce before the wedding. Do you think you will; or do you wish you had done so? Is this a romance killer; is that a bad thing?

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shocked. It may be that your grandmother was an extremely
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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Virgil K. Saari on 2002-07-15 07:07 ]</font>

Putting aside romance a minute and looking at it with my pragmatic Xer-specs tells me that while it might be a smart Idea, the smartest idea would be to not marry someone you don't trust.