Who will be around this weekend?
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Who will be around this weekend?
[QUOTE=Tansak KTV]
LL is an oasis for people to gather and meet up, and it appears that there is now time for a new group of maybe younger mongers to come in and take up the activities and reports. But the younger pup's will never be as good as PosterLion, Piper1, 1Ball and others no matter how much of a stud they think they are. Will miss the old place and group and wish everyone visit LL to form lifelong friendship with people that share our same goals, mongering for ladies.
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Hmmm, I am quite sure that the "old guard" from the 70's probably thought the same about you as well.
Be it as it may, Thailand will continue to be Thailand, long after we are all pushing up daisies and dreaming of a MP heaven.
The best we can do is enjoy times to their fullest, and live life. Change is the only thing we can be certain of. Oh yea, and we are all going to die some day.
Someone wrote on the Thai thread some time ago, 'take two young girls a day and call me in the morning'. I'm paraphrasing of course, but still, T.I.T.
Will visit LL out of curiosity soon, but will probably just hang out by the pool and not partake in any activities. (hahahahah) Just kidding di ba?
aloha,
C.
[QUOTE=Carmex]Hmmm, I am quite sure that the "old guard" from the 70's probably thought the same about you as well. aloha [/QUOTE]
From my neck of the woods???
Aloha auina la. Pehea ' oe? Kala mai ia'u.
I am sure you are correct. The old guards paved the way for the young guns today.
Mahalo a hui hou
[QUOTE=1Ball]OMG, T1234,
Auntie, help the newbies? God help us all.............[/QUOTE]
Shhhhhhhh....
[QUOTE=Carmex]Hmmm, I am quite sure that the "old guard" from the 70's probably thought the same about you as well.
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Whatcha talk'n about ? Tansak [b]IS[/B] the old guard from the 70s.
[QUOTE=1Ball]Whatcha talk'n about ? Tansak [b]IS[/B] the old guard from the 70s.[/QUOTE]
Hahahahahahah! Good one.
Aloha T,
Junior boy, East side Kaaawa/Kahana Bay. Off island now cuz work wen move me.
malama pono brudda,
C.
[QUOTE=1Ball]Whatcha talk'n about ? Tansak [b]IS[/B] the old guard from the 70s.[/QUOTE]
At least I got hair (and my original / real hair) and TWO balls
[QUOTE=Big Joe 11]I am planning to stay at LL at the end of October. Of course I pick the time the Giotto decided to retried from ISG! This is my first time and a solo trip so I pick LL so I will can nice service to guide newbie like me.[/QUOTE]Don't worry - Giotto is still around - he checks into ISG every day, even as a retiree in his wheel-chair, bath-coat, slippers and sipping warm milk. I'm sure the old boy can arrange a booking for you. The Lodge is a great place to stay, seriously.
As for you, younger-brother 1Ball, I'll kick your ass when we meet again in a few weeks! Grrrrr. :)
[QUOTE=SE Asia Joe]Hey Piper - Been reading that OTH is back full Senior member status - but have as yet read anything from him.
Also, what happened to Giotto?? How come he's dropped off??
Hope I'm not stirring anything up - but I miss both these guys' posts. Really!!
No matter how canatankerous some of 'em are - at least they're the real thing!
SEAJ[/QUOTE]Hi, SE Asia Joe,
We all know what happened to Giotto. Wikipedia:
[i][b]Giotto's remains[/b]
Giotto died in January of 1337. According to Vasari, Giotto was buried in Santa Maria del Fiore, the Cathedral of Florence, on the left of the entrance and with the spot marked by a white marble plaque. According to other sources, he was buried in the Church of Santa Reparata. These apparently contradictory reports are explained by the fact that the remains of Santa Reparata lie directly beneath the Cathedral and the church continued in use while the construction of the cathedral was proceeding in the early 14th century.
During an excavation in the 1970s bones were discovered beneath the paving of Santa Reparata at a spot close to the location given by Vasari, but unmarked on either level. Forensic examination of the bones by anthropologist Francesco Mallegni and a team of experts in 2000 brought to light some facts that seemed to confirm that they were those of a painter, particularly the range of chemicals, including arsenic and lead, both commonly found in paint, that the bones had absorbed.
The bones were those of a [b]very short man, of little over four feet tall, who may have suffered from a form of congenital dwarfism :):).[/b] This supports a tradition at the Church of Santa Croce that a dwarf who appears in one of the frescoes is a self portrait of Giotto. On the other hand, a man wearing a white hat who appears in the Last Judgement at Padua is also said to be a portrait of Giotto. The appearance of this man conflicts with the image in Santa Croce.
Vasari, drawing on a description by Boccaccio, who was a friend of Giotto, says of him that [b]"there was no uglier man in the city of Florence" :):) [/b] and indicates that his children were also plain in appearance. There is a story that Dante visited Giotto while he was painting the Arena Chapel and, seeing the artist's children underfoot asked how a man who painted such beautiful pictures could create such plain children, to which Giotto, who according to Vasari was always a wit, replied "I made them in the dark."
Forensic reconstruction of the skeleton at Santa Reperata showed a short man with a very large head, a large hooked nose and one eye more prominent than the other. The bones of the neck indicated that the man spent a lot of time with his head tilted backwards. The front teeth were worn in a way consistent with frequently holding a brush between the teeth. The man was about 70 at the time of death.
While the Italian researchers were convinced that the body belonged to Giotto and it was reburied with honour near the grave of Brunelleschi, others have been highly sceptical. [/i]
[b]And we all have forgotten OTH already. [/b]
Let Giotto rest in peace.
Giotto (reincarnation [computer] virus)
PS:
Not even smileys are working any more since I died. And I always thought those smileys are peaceful and not antagonistic. Stupid me!
[QUOTE=Giotto]
[b]Giotto's remains[/b]
The bones were those of a [b]very short man, of little over four feet tall, who may have suffered from a form of congenital dwarfism :):).[/b]
[b]"there was no uglier man in the city of Florence" [/b]
.....a short man with a very large head, a large hooked nose and one eye more prominent than the other..... The man was about 70 at the time of death.
Giotto (reincarnation [computer] virus)
PS:
Not even smileys are working any more since I died.[/QUOTE]
A big round of applause for Mrs Giotto who has to sleep with such a [b]hansum man[/b].
Now go away, as VP of the place, I am mounting a "coup" to take it over and turn it into a gay bar. (Piper1 is coming soon)
What the fuck happened to the smileys?
[QUOTE=1Ball]...
Now go away, as VP of the place, I am mounting a "coup" to take it over and turn it into a gay bar. (Piper1 is coming soon)
What the fuck happened to the smileys?[/QUOTE]Mr. President,
It's all yours. [b]Bestards[/b], please Welcome the New President of the Club of the Bestards!
...
Giotto painted frescos in The Basilica of San Francesco d'Assisi. In my POV this is the most beautiful church in the world.
Down from Assisi, in the valley, there is another church - San Damiano. In fact it is today a cathedreal built over another smaller chapel (the original San Damiano). Hundreds of years ago San Francis had his mystical vision of Jesus Christ there who said to him: "Francis, Francis, go and repair My house which, as you can see, is falling into ruins".
We all know this from school, a bit simplified: "Francis, rebuild my Church!"
San Francis that time misunderstood the message, and he started to physically rebuild San Damiano ... in fact the theologists today interprete this message more that the catholic church should be cleaned up of all the cancerous diseases this religion had accumulated over centuries, that it should be rebuild.
Mr. President,
As you take over now, I have this last guidelines for you:
[B]MR. PRESIDENT, REBUILD THE FORUM![/B]
[B]MR. PRESIDENT, DO NOT FORGET OTH![/B]
Rebuild what has been destroyed by the few ignorant and selfish members of this site, who misuse their power to burn witches and to censor - as it happened end of the middle age, too.
May San Francis be with you!
Giotto (Resting in Peace)
PS: If this report is disturbing - just delete it, as usual.
You do understand this is why many posters didn't like OTH? At least, true or not, that is the way they percieved him to be, some of the time. Personally, though, of course, i had no problem with his style, and rather enjoyed it.
[QUOTE=PinkPearl]You do understand this is why many posters didn't like OTH? At least,
true or not, that is the way they percieved him to be, some of the time.
Personally, though, of course, i had no problem with his style, and
rather enjoyed it.[/QUOTE]
Of course, but I'm not a pansy and know where the ignore button is. And for some reason he wasn't my leader or in control. Or atleast not that I know about.
But back to our holly mission and lets pray.... This was a church I prayed at.... Wonder if any others practiced in this church or not....
Miss Stretch-mark of the century?
What's my prize? :)
[QUOTE=Piper1]Miss Stretch-mark of the century?
What's my prize? :)[/QUOTE]
Her phone number ... WHERE are our damn smiley's....
She's actually your kind of girl, she is cheap, she likes to be tied up, she is OK to be with other girls, she can hump many times a day, she is ok with toys, she was tight (atleast for my small dick so for sure she'd be tight for you).
Can be wet a moments notice and does an adequate BJ and does anal. Someone taught her well.