A Conversation for MotMV Pirate Ship; The Fang of the Squishy Rubber Marks
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Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary] Posted Aug 10, 2006
Okay, okay...
Alright, who is Clement Searle and how did he die?
(Let me know if this is too obscure - Uni stuff are taking over my brain - and I'll make it easier)
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miraculousrandomness - being elvised is hard but so is changing your title so I wont Posted Aug 10, 2006
clement is a character from the book passionate Pilgrim and dies Ill. Later he get buried in england
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Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary] Posted Aug 10, 2006
Oh hey, that was fast!
All good, other than the fact it's a story, not a book.
Hey, bonus question: anyone knows what desease he died of (not mentioned in the story, but can be assumed)?
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T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. Posted Aug 10, 2006
I haven't read it yet, got a copy though, I'd guess from the age of the story that it's probably consumption.
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Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary] Posted Aug 10, 2006
Ah, I'm not a big fan of Henry James, actually...
Anyway, nope, not consumption.
But hey, you're good at medical stuff, so here's some of the symptoms, and see if you can figure it out:
'He was chiefly remarkable for his emphasised leanness. His hair, very thin on the summit of his head, was dark short and fine. His eye was of a pale turbid grey, unsuited, perhaps, to his dark hair and well-drawn brows, but not altogether out of harmony with his colourless bilious complexion. [...] A cold fatal gentlemanly weakness was expressed indeed in his attenuated person. His eye was restless and deprecating; his whole physiognomy, his manner of shifting his weight from foot to foot, the spiritless droop of his head, told of exhausted intentions, of a will relaxed'.
Also, around his end he exhibits signs of madness, and seems to have swollen knuckles.
Also, James is not really a consunption author. He's too cynical to be a romanticist.
(This is all, by the way, just further discussion; the question has already been answered by MR)
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miraculousrandomness - being elvised is hard but so is changing your title so I wont Posted Aug 10, 2006
NEx week I will have to think of a question
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T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. Posted Aug 10, 2006
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NuclearConfusion -Not a lot of money in the revenge business Posted Aug 11, 2006
No way.
Symptoms of too much heavy metal include loss of hearing, migraines from headbanging, and STDs from all those groupies.
...
Umm, I'll just see myself out.
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EvilClaw: The Catmanthing Posted Aug 11, 2006
Are you sure? I could show you the door. *points* This is a door.
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Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary] Posted Aug 12, 2006
Well, Dan actually kinda has a point... at least according to that article I read, which claims it was syphilis.
*shrug* Not sure if I'm convinced, but for the sake of my paper I'm pretending I am. Makes things easier.
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Captain Jenny Bonney, Terror of the High Seas, Sailer of Fine Ships and Connoisseur of Great Chocolate Posted Aug 14, 2006
So what was the question??????? I'm lost!
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Navigatorblack of the EAN Blackheart Posted Aug 14, 2006
No question, just discussion atm.
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Captain Jenny Bonney, Terror of the High Seas, Sailer of Fine Ships and Connoisseur of Great Chocolate Posted Aug 14, 2006
Ok, gotcha....*winks*
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Navigatorblack of the EAN Blackheart Posted Aug 14, 2006
I too like chocolate and sailing.
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Captain Jenny Bonney, Terror of the High Seas, Sailer of Fine Ships and Connoisseur of Great Chocolate Posted Aug 14, 2006
Yes....my life's ambition is to sail and eat chocolate...hence the name expressing that desire....ah...all I need is a tall ship and a star to sail 'er by....and chocolate.
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T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. Posted Aug 14, 2006
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Captain Jenny Bonney, Terror of the High Seas, Sailer of Fine Ships and Connoisseur of Great Chocolate Posted Aug 15, 2006
That's not bad! Both eating chocolate and sailing are fine passtimes. Absolutely smashing!I'm enjoying this conversations immensly!
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Captain Jenny Bonney, Terror of the High Seas, Sailer of Fine Ships and Connoisseur of Great Chocolate Posted Aug 16, 2006
That being......the suspense is terrible..........
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- 1821: Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary] (Aug 10, 2006)
- 1822: miraculousrandomness - being elvised is hard but so is changing your title so I wont (Aug 10, 2006)
- 1823: Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary] (Aug 10, 2006)
- 1824: T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. (Aug 10, 2006)
- 1825: Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary] (Aug 10, 2006)
- 1826: miraculousrandomness - being elvised is hard but so is changing your title so I wont (Aug 10, 2006)
- 1827: T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. (Aug 10, 2006)
- 1828: NuclearConfusion -Not a lot of money in the revenge business (Aug 11, 2006)
- 1829: EvilClaw: The Catmanthing (Aug 11, 2006)
- 1830: Lady Pennywhistle - Back with a vengeance! [for a certain, limited value of Vengeance; actual amounts of Vengeance may vary] (Aug 12, 2006)
- 1831: Captain Jenny Bonney, Terror of the High Seas, Sailer of Fine Ships and Connoisseur of Great Chocolate (Aug 14, 2006)
- 1832: Navigatorblack of the EAN Blackheart (Aug 14, 2006)
- 1833: Captain Jenny Bonney, Terror of the High Seas, Sailer of Fine Ships and Connoisseur of Great Chocolate (Aug 14, 2006)
- 1834: Navigatorblack of the EAN Blackheart (Aug 14, 2006)
- 1835: Captain Jenny Bonney, Terror of the High Seas, Sailer of Fine Ships and Connoisseur of Great Chocolate (Aug 14, 2006)
- 1836: T.B. Falsename ACE: [stercus venio] I have learned from my mistakes, and feel I could repeat them exactly. (Aug 14, 2006)
- 1837: Fish's Freak (Aug 14, 2006)
- 1838: Captain Jenny Bonney, Terror of the High Seas, Sailer of Fine Ships and Connoisseur of Great Chocolate (Aug 15, 2006)
- 1839: EvilClaw: The Catmanthing (Aug 15, 2006)
- 1840: Captain Jenny Bonney, Terror of the High Seas, Sailer of Fine Ships and Connoisseur of Great Chocolate (Aug 16, 2006)
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