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Potholer Posted May 27, 2004
>> "The album could do with a bit of spicy stuff."
Well, seing as how it's *your* album, and you *did* set such a standard for loveliness, maybe you could do the same for spiciness?
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azahar Posted May 28, 2004
You ol' flatterer, Potholer! Nope, no spicy photos of me in existence. How about you?
Meanwhile, Tamberlaine is now in the gallery.
az
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mari-rae Posted May 28, 2004
Hello! Our friend Caerwynn suggested that we put our photo onto your website... so here goes!
http://www.geocities.com/maryl.geo/photo.html
Thank you!
mari-rae and Archangel Kes
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted May 28, 2004
What a lovely couple!
Yet another h2g2 successful romance story!
Azahar, if I *were* to provide you with the {spicy} pic of Bassman and myself - I am sure I'd be in trouble with all the others
One day I might post all my spicy pics but then, my daughters post here, so maybe not
I've sent you another pic, but it's not of me. I'm hiding in the cockpit.
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azahar Posted May 28, 2004
hi Galaxy Babe,
Haven't received your other photo yet - hiding in the cockpit?
And no, wouldn't want you to get into trouble so we shall just have to imagine the photo ourselves.
az
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azahar Posted May 29, 2004
Oh, lots of new photos this morning!
Wrinkled Rocker, Mckay the Disorganised and Tal (sort of) are now in the gallery.
Plus new photos of Galaxy Babe and logicus (sort of).
az
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azahar Posted May 29, 2004
Oh, it's fun, mari-rae and as I've said here before, I couldn't do it without you guys!
btw, your comments on Wrinkled Rocker and ~jwf~ are hilarious.
az
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mari-rae Posted May 29, 2004
Thanks!
Taking inspiration from ~jwf~ , here is a better photo of mari-rae for the album:
http://www.geocities.com/maryl.geo/mom.html
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Mudhooks: ,,, busier than a one-legged man in an ass-kicking contest... Posted May 29, 2004
Beards: Low-energy food storage for men
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted May 29, 2004
I beg to differ! I have a #2 trimmer that belies that statement! The pictures of me you see is as shaggy as I get and after I saw them I trimmed. I regularly run the trimmer over my (cut to thesaurus words that are supposedly synonyms) beaver, whiskers, charley, galways, goatee, imperial, spade beard, Vandyke, fuzz (aren't those all very, very odd??). I am lucky enough to have fine hair so I've had no complaints about unnecessary roughness as they say in football.
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Mudhooks: ,,, busier than a one-legged man in an ass-kicking contest... Posted May 29, 2004
Just kidding...
Actually, yes, yours is very trim, and very much suits you.
My ex, on the other hand, had a patchy, bristly affair. Short, it was about as soft as a hedge-hog, and long, it was about as soft as #1 Bulldog steel wool. To add to its "charm", he had a nervous habit of picking at it, so there were always threadbare spots. It also amply showed his genetic heritage of Mohawk and Delaware Indian, Irish, and German in having patches of red, blonde, and brown in the overall black color.
I always dreaded the times when I would notice that he hadn't shaved for a day or so, as he was about to go through an "I am going to grow a wonderful, luxurious, full, glossy beard, even if it kills you...." stage.
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted May 29, 2004
I once had two small patches of red either side of the end of my chin. They were the first to go grey.... I have had a long beard and it has the advantage of covering thin spots, but I agree it is less than hygenic.
Washing a well trimmed beard and keeping it clean is no more trouble than washing a clean shaven face. And I have the added advantage of sometimes "tickling one's fancy" if you'll excuse that rude statement.
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