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Subject: If you're lucky...
Posted Jul 17, 2000 by Tempest
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Post: 21

Oh yeah...speaking of Romeo and Juliet my initials are J.C. and his are R.M. Spooky huh?

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Subject: If you're lucky...
Posted Jul 19, 2000 by Emily 'Twa Bui' Ultramarine
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Post: 22

Deeply. You don't have an admirer called Paris, do you?

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Subject: If you're lucky...
Posted Jul 20, 2000 by Tempest
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Post: 23

Hehehe...no, but I'd be worried if I did.

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Subject: Just good friends?...
Posted Jul 20, 2000 by Chrome101
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I used to really fancy this girl (from afar), but now that we've become friends, I can't come to tems with the (purely physical) attraction I feel for her. Likewise, I have a bunch of female friends who I get on well with, but wouldn't dream of asking out.
Is it just that love and friendship are two completely different things, and therefore incompatible?


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Subject: Just good friends?...
Posted Jul 20, 2000 by Online NowDragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde
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Post: 25

NOOOOO!!! Certainly not!!! Chrome, chrome, chrome... :P

Friendship and love usually walk hand in hand... friendship leading, love sometimes not following, often not far behind. You must trust someone in order to love them, just as with friendship, but with more of a depth.

You can blame primal crap like a need to reproduce and find a suitable partner for that purpose. You can blame all kinds of stuff... You may not be IN LOVE with this friend, but certainly, to some extent, you do love her...

Because you have befriended her.

Aye!?? smiley


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Subject: Just good friends?...
Posted Jul 20, 2000 by Chrome101
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Post: 26

Oh yes!
Thanks. smiley It all makes sense when you think about it that way. Fortunately (or not) I won't be seeing her for 6 weeks.


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Subject: Just good friends?...
Posted Jul 21, 2000 by Online NowDragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde
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Post: 27

::Sniffles::

I hope you will survive. Stock up on the comfort foods.


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Subject: Just good friends?...
Posted Jul 21, 2000 by Emily 'Twa Bui' Ultramarine
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Post: 28

Someone I know says that it is impossible for men and women to be friends without some element of sexuality getting in the way at some point. Recently I thought that I had found an exception to this rule; however, as the friend in question is fourteen years hold and held by general consensus to be gay (he isn't; or at least he denies it...), apparently this doesn't count... smiley

On a literary note, James Joyce wrote something about this in his story "A Painful Case":

"Love between man and man is impossible because there must not be sexual intercourse and friendship between man and woman is impossible because there must be sexual intercourse."

I'm a bit dubious about this, but it's interesting nonetheless.



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Subject: Just good friends?...
Posted Jul 21, 2000 by Emily 'Twa Bui' Ultramarine
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Post: 29

"fourteen years hold"?

Hey - you know what I meant...


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Subject: Just good friends?...
Posted Jul 22, 2000 by Online NowDragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde
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Post: 30

Held for fourteen years!?? tongueout Just giving you a hard time. You know it's all out of love.

Wasn't there some cheesy thing about friendship between the sexes and romance and all that in "When Harry Met Sally"!?? ..... Not that I watch that-- kind of thing... tongueout


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Subject: Just good friends?...
Posted Jul 22, 2000 by Emily 'Twa Bui' Ultramarine
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Post: 31

Dunno... I wouldn't admit to watching it either.

At the moment I am quivering with fear, having been forced to watch both "The Fly" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" in a 24-hour time period...


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Subject: Love of Fright(Or maybe just Frightfully Cheesy Films??)
Posted Jul 23, 2000 by Online NowDragonfly. "A poet can survive everything but a misprint"-- Oscar Wilde
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Post: 32

Ooooo... scary...

Let's Do the TIMMEE WARRRP-PUH-GAIN!!! smiley


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Subject: Love of Fright(Or maybe just Frightfully Cheesy Films??)
Posted Jul 23, 2000 by Chrome101
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Post: 33

Yeah! Rocky Horror Show is the best!

James Joyce was writing about a hundred years ago, when they hanged you for being gay, so I do't thik he's got the full perspective. Unfortunately, our times aren't as enlightened as we'd like to think...


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Subject: Love of Fright(Or maybe just Frightfully Cheesy Films??)
Posted Jul 23, 2000 by Chrome101
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Post: 34

No wait ......... James Joyce ... wasn't he a 1920s guy?



D'oh! tongueout


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Subject: Love of Fright(Or maybe just Frightfully Cheesy Films??)
Posted Jul 23, 2000 by TechnicolorYawn (Patron Saint of the Morally Moribund)
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Post: 35

Well its a jump to the left.....

*jumps*


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Subject: Love of Fright(Or maybe just Frightfully Cheesy Films??)
Posted Jul 23, 2000 by Chrome101
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Post: 36

And then a step to the riii-hi-hi-hi-hi-iiiiight!

*steps*


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Subject: Love of Fright(Or maybe just Frightfully Cheesy Films??)
Posted Jul 23, 2000 by TechnicolorYawn (Patron Saint of the Morally Moribund)
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Post: 37

Put your hands on your hips...

*adopts afforementioned pose*


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Subject: Love of Fright(Or maybe just Frightfully Cheesy Films??)
Posted Jul 23, 2000 by Chrome101
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Post: 38

*Doesn't know the moves for this bit, so cuts staight to the pelvic thrust (which he does know. Very well).* winkeye

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Subject: Love of Fright(Or maybe just Frightfully Cheesy Films??)
Posted Jul 23, 2000 by TechnicolorYawn (Patron Saint of the Morally Moribund)
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Post: 39

It really drives you insa..a..a..aa..ane..


(I think it was 'and pull your knees in tight')


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Subject: Love of Fright(Or maybe just Frightfully Cheesy Films??)
Posted Jul 23, 2000 by Emily 'Twa Bui' Ultramarine
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Post: 40

It was indeed.

I may have to do this as the school play next year. I harbour great ambitions to be Janet.


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