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CORKBOARD for Sun. Tea Time in
L.A.(#21) REMINDER 7-8PM Bronze Time / 12-1AM
London
Posted by: forensicpopouri - Apr 14, 2002, 4:03
PM
TTREF_21CB
THIS IS NOT TEA
TIME. THIS IS THE CORKBOARD.
UNLIKE
TEA TIME, THE "VERSE ONLY" RULE DOES NOT
APPLY.
Use the Corkboard for messages to
forensicpopouri
or discussion before or
after Tea Time. And, yes, do
post comments,
suggestions, insightful quotes, . .
.
les victimes
s'organisent</bigSupernatural_Lawyer
EOTD
BtVS Episode Of The Day
#10 -
NIGHTMARES
SOTD Sonnets Of
The Day
#40-41/154 DREAMER ZERO
tid=68694
PROSE
POSTCARDS FROM
FORENSICPOPOURI
* Stop babbling about
Mr. Fish. <g>
SONNET
LESSON: (part 2)
The first line of
prunehilda's sonnet is not iambic
pentameter.
I ask what is
missing from my life.
(A)
I ask what is the void within my life?
(B)
I ask what's missing from my only life?
(C)
I ask myself, What's missing from my
life?
(D) I pray, dear God, what's missing
from life?
(E) I shout "Good Lord!" What's
missing from my life?
(F) Damned bloody
hell, what's missing from my life?
(G)
Please tell me, why this hole's dug in my
life?
(H) I ask my belly button, is this
life?
(I) Who drilled this silly hole right
through my life?
(J) What is a sonnet but
compressing life?
<smile>
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NEW TEA TIME
GUESTS READ:
* TEA TIME FAQ & INDEX:
tid=67836
* DESTINY (THE PORTAL, THE
ORACLE, AND YOU): tid=59313
* YESTERDAY'S TEA
TIME: tid=68518
REMINDER: Look for TEA TIME
in L.A. at the top of the Bronze
threaded
forums page at 7PM Bronze Time.
Tea Time lasts one hour.
THE
CORKBOARD APPEARS APPROXIMATELY 3 HRS BEFORE TEA
TIME.
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| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Apr 15, 2002, 4:05
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CORKBOARD
#22 IS UP . . .
AT:
http://www.buffy.com/bronze_posts.jsp?tid=69811
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EARLY LINKS TO MONDAY'S 8-SONNET SEQUNCE
re BtVS #11 "Invisible Girl"
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Apr 15, 2002, 10:37
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VISIBLE CRUELTY
PART 1: (sonnets #42-43/154)
tid=69276
PART 2 (sonnets #44-45/154)
tid=69275
PART 3: (sonnets #46-47/154)
tid=69274
PART 1: (sonnets #48-49/154)
tid=69273
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RHETORICAL
QUESTION: What happens when we get to Sonnet
#154/154?
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AS SUNDAY TURNS TO MONDAY IN SANTA MONICA
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| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Apr 15, 2002, 3:18
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. . . I return to scan
the notes below this point. A blessed few
<smile>
which is good because I need to write
two sonnets . . . and
"formalize" some of the
proceedures for this construct of
ideas.
<smile>
AS FOR THE FRENCH
CHIP "B. FISH" MYSTERY . . .
Well
<smile> . . . let me give your B. Fish's complete
translation
of Supernatural_Layer's beautiful French
verse. [My emphasis]
FIRST: SL's verse
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Chaque jour vers quatr' heures, tel un
diabl' tel un fou]
Un etrange poete apparait sur le
Bronze.
Il pose des questions, mais qu'attend t-il de
nous?
Des poemes bon ou pas, ou bien une
reponse?
Le mystere s'epaissit; les
victimes s'organisent,
Car il serait trop bete
de manquer l'occasion
De resoudre une enigme qui
fascine et motive.
A l'heure prochaine du The,
j'aurais
l'inspiration!
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NOW
HERE IS B. FISH's TRANSLATON:
Each day
towards quatr' hours, a such diabl' a such insane ]
strange poet appears on Bronze. It raises questions, but
what awaits T-it us? Poems good or not, or an answer?
The mystery thickens; the victims are organized,
Because it would be too bete to miss the occasion
Of resoudre a enigma which fascine and justifies. At the
next hour of The, I would have the
inspiration!
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NOW
. . . Why babel about Mr. fish?
<smile>
You must look to an altered vista
to understand. <g>
I NOW GO to "tally the
votes" <g> . . . of the day.
P.S. What? No
comment about the "sonnet lesson" ?
<smile>
LATER.
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SNL and Glow
| Posted by:
prunehilda - Apr 14, 2002, 10:57
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Just thought I would
check in with you today.
My take on the "French
Chip" with the initials B.F. or "b":
The only
name I know with initials BF is Benjamin Franklin...the
small or short " b " could be Ben. A french chip is a
french fry. Ben Fry? Now, that name doesn't mean squat
to me but like you said SNL maybe FPs clues aren't clear
enough.
Anyways, today I had a mighty fine time
on the terrace. Good view, fine company, and pleasant
conversation...I think I might go back tomorrow. I'm not
quite ready to go into the fray again.
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So...
| Posted by:
Supernatural
lawyer - Apr 14,
2002, 8:36 PM |
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...FP is not only an
ethereal creature of the verse. He also does take the
time to work out at the gym!
FP: can you please make
your clues... a little less confusing!
(smile).
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Hail the conspiracy <smile> . . .
AS USUAL . . . I'll be back to read the CORKBOARD at 3AM
Bronze
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Apr 14, 2002, 8:26
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Before I go to
the gym . . . I leave behind a "subtle" clue about
the
French chip.
What
babble about a
fish?
<smile>
POOF
until midnight in Santa Monica. (3AM Bronze
Time)
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Just popping my head back
again...
| Posted by:
Supernatural
lawyer - Apr 14,
2002, 8:25 PM |
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Dear FP, thank you for
all the clues. Note to self: Brainstorming meeting with
fellow conspirators much needed.
prunehilda, glow, and
others please read today's Tea Time! Let's reconvene on
Monday or Tuesday, your schedules
permitting.
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Re-post from yesterday's corkboard. To
glow and FP specifically.
| Posted by:
Supernatural
lawyer - Apr 14,
2002, 4:12 PM |
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Glow, I think the
whole Mr. Fish-thing is only a joke (play on word), not
a clue. Fish Chip... Fish AND Chip? Ah, ah, very subtle
FP!! Rather, the clue to pursue is BF. Like you glow, I
have no idea what this refers to.
Can't wait for more
clue on Sunday's Corkboard.
FP: thanks for posting
this French verse again ("les victimes s'organisent").
Does it have a special appeal/significance to you?
Anyway, I hope my humble try at versification (even in
French) did not "offend" you!
Talk to you guys/gals
soon. Can't wait to enjoy a cool glass of wine on the
Terrace with you.
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<smile> Excuse the html BIGGNESS
error . . .
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Apr 14, 2002, 4:07
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NOTE: The Bronze
technology allows only 1800 chracters
per post.
Sometimes I have to delete things at the last
minute
until I'm below that limit.
BROADER PERSPECTIVE:
contraints are a part of
art
LATER
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