Posts by Ian Dalziel
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a nice touch...
touché for the neuralmantics
and somatime for sensualists
Haptic happiness
the wired hand
in the velvet glove
muscle sense
and biofeedback
kinaesthetes
massage with
a breath
a whisper
a tickle
fondle
and finger
eyelashed
and feathered
all a quiver
caressed
and brushed
scintillated
tangibly
stimulated
there's the rub
the hug
the cuddle
frottage
the kiss
the lick
a shiver
a pulsing
first flush
the heat
a wave
rippling
to orgasm
pheromones
and furry moans
aaah....
sin till late
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Capture: City Scenes, in reply to JacksonP,
Neck Minnit...
Hipster to be square.
Sorry, I gave into my bass instincts...
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Hard News: Word of the Year 2011 -- The Vote!, in reply to Ross Mason,
left my city outside the dairy...
It worked.
Then 1 minute later it didn’t.
Munted!nek munnited surely?
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blissed out...
...the LATE at the Museum gig I ran, congratuling...
that last word need to be at-ified...
xx
crowd services -
Very thorough fare...
Between Murray and Doug it seems that
Ak's main drag is really a Queen's Treat...
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Capture: Colour is the new black, in reply to Jackie Clark,
something got me started...
I do, as it happens
...simply red, indeed!
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OnPoint: Dear Labour Caucus, in reply to Emma Hart,
Classic = Class IC = Class of 99(%)…
I am now, though I certainly
wasn’t raised that way.ditto – raised Working Class in Sydenham, not sure if we ‘lifted our game’ to become Middle Class or whether the Middle Class expanded to absorb us – I never had much time for the distinctions, (though one could hardly not be aware of them), my criteria was always respect and whether people were due it for deserving reasons, not just birth or perceived position – and as DCBC says above it all boiled down to what was on all my exercise books at Sydenham School – Do unto others as you would have them do unto you – always seemed like the only logical way for a society to get on with each other – prince and proletarian alike…
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Hard News: Name That Food Blog, in reply to Richard Aston,
latte day saints...
grinding through the language
to expresso your thinking......and you guessed I take it with sugar, too!
sweet...
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Hard News: Name That Food Blog, in reply to Rich Lock,
I bean thinking...
Lucky we weren’t asked about coffee
– the reaction would have borked the internet...on what grounds?
</joking>
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Menu selection
inspired by this (below) seen on boingboing...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=WTpldq3myV0
