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To: Clappy who wrote (21880)	1/25/2003 8:26:56 AM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 104167

<<...If I want to describe how perfect of a kiss my wife gave me, I'd write something like, "Halfway through our heated argument my wife backed me up against the wall and kissed me like they write about in those romance novels.">> That's a good one Clappster...;-)

To: Clappy who wrote (21880)	1/25/2003 8:35:00 AM
From: altair19	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104167

Clapper, <P.S. Does Namaste mean something like Peace or best wishes or something? I forget. I shoulda never smoked all that pot in college. Can't remember a frickin thing. > You write good...Namaste has two meanings. The Greek word is for Peace. ...and the nautical term means "my phucking mast sheared off" ..and, don't worry, I blew enough weed between college and the Army for both of us and it hasn't effected by memory lepolv19

To: Clappy who wrote (21880)	1/25/2003 11:54:20 AM
From: HG	Respond to of 104167

HAHAHA... Clappy dear, Namaste, Nice start to a Saturday... That sounded horribly like me... But my favorite expression is 'conglomerate of colors'... everything either is like a conglomerate of colors, or leads to conglomerate of colors... As in - she looked at the conglomerate of colors... she felt a conglomerate of colors exploding inside... she could imagine a conglomerate of colors.... there, it fits everywhere... what the heck is wrong with me ? And my favorite is - I think. I think I'm 41. I think I'm hungry. I think my bills need to be paid. 'I think' clutters up my pages and my brain....till no one can really [really] think anymore... And don't ask about the vocab. Shoes box is a beeeeg box from what i hear. English is my second language. You can hold my vocab between your forefinger and your thumbkin. As an extra bonus, my spellings and grammer suck... I borrow my daughter's vocab books vol 2 to read up on but she's always running away with them before i get thru the first page....[the first page on vol 2 starts with the letter n btw] I live in hope... Namaskaar. HG@LanguageSux.com EDIT : Namaste is sankrit for "I bow to you". A humbler and more respectful form of greeting is Namaskaar - "I bow to the person that you are" Namas - bow akaar - structure, form, personality