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CORKBOARD
for Sat. TEA TIME in L.A. (#27)REMINDER: 7-8PM Bronze
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CORKBOARD for Fri. Tea Time in
L.A.(#27) REMINDER 7-8PM Bronze Time / 12-1AM
London
Posted by: forensicpopouri - Apr 20, 2002, 3:57
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TTREF_27CB
EOTD
BtVS Episode Of The Day
#16/2.4 -
INCA MUMMY GIRL
SOTD Sonnets
Of The Day NOTE: TODAY'S SPECIAL: Haiku
Sequence
HAIKU SEQUENCE CONDENSING INCA
MUMMY GIRL ACT 1
tid=78922
(Sonnets will continue
their march toward 154
tomorrow.)
= = = FP HAIKU
FOR THE (UN?)HOLY "C"
les victimes
s'organisent
from
verse by Supernatural
lawyer
I'd like some
FEEBACK: . . .
PONDER "Mummy Girl"
haiku.
How well does that work?
= = = = = = DAILY NOTICES
/ MESSAGES
PROSE POSTCARDS
FROM FORENSICPOPOURI
* Thanks to SL
for reminding me to sleep. <smile>
*
NEW FEATURE: To keep the Corkboard from
getting buried
by forensicpopouri's long
notes and "excursions" . . . a new
"perpetual
thread" has been created - Project 1800 Diary -
tid=78878
APRIL IS NATIONAL POETRY
MONTH (BUT I DON'T CARE, DO
YOU?<g>)
= = = = = = GENERAL
INFORMATION / LINKS
THIS IS NOT
TEA TIME. THIS IS THE CORKBOARD.
Use the Corkboard for messages to
forensicpopouri or discussion before or
after Tea Time. And, yes, do post comments,
suggestions, insightful quotes, . .
.
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=78372
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.
you
speak
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Responses
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END OF CORKBOARD #27
========================= #28 is at
tid=80551
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Apr 21, 2002, 4:11
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SUNDAY CORKBOARD HAS
BEEN
POSTED:
http://www.buffy.com/bronze_new_message.jsp?tid=80551
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I bid a very fond adieu to glow . .
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| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Apr 21, 2002, 5:10
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. . . but I am going
to charge her a fortune to get back in.
<ewg>
NOTE TO SELF: Must start recruiting
millionaire playboys
. . . and children who won't go
to school. <g>
Seriously . . . glow
, I will profoundly miss your participation
in the
ongoing whatever. <g>
With warmest regards,
and greatest respect . . . adieu, too.
FP
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Spelling FRENCH <g> . . . and the
NEW MYSTERIOUS ADDITIONS
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Apr 21, 2002, 5:04
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Very sloppy typing
when I'm not poetizing. <g>
HERE'S
SOME NEW "PLACES" FOR THE "C" . . .
1. I
mentioned already, FP's Project 1800 DIARY
(a
perpetual thread for posting my reflections on
what's
going on. Design ideas. Etc. Not a discussion
are. A DIARY for FP.
All are welcome to skim if they
are curious what's on my
mind.
PROJECT 1800 DIARY
- tid=78878
2. AND NOW . . . two perpetual
DIARIES for you, the participants, the
"C"
KEVLAR : BLACK -
tid=80096
KEVLAR:
RED - tid=80097
Not for discussion, or
messages . . . but reflections.
What do the
colors imply. That is up to you.
<smile>
Later.
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SL . . . you posted your Fremcj verse on
Corkboard #19 - tid=67415
| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Apr 21, 2002, 4:53
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Dear FP
Posted by:
Supernatural lawyer - Apr 13, 2002, 5:04 AM 3 of 21
I
can't make it to Saturday's Tea Time (not even as the
usual spectator). I will catch up with Tea Time--and my
fellow co-conspirators--later in the weekend (FP, will
you please post the reference to Saturday's Tea Time in
the index? Thanks.).
All of you have a fruitful and
inspired Saturday. I am off to meet with Neptune. May I
remain immune to the songs of the sirenes.. and the
unpleasant effects of sea-sickness!
FP: I composed
this little sonnet in French "alexandrins" (6/6; 6/6;
etc.) about Tea Time. Will your chip ("BF"?) handle it?
Hey, YOU asked for it!
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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More,
please. <smile> Even if I must fish for a
translation. <g>
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Forensic Popouri and SNL
| Posted by:
glow - Apr 21, 2002, 4:41
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I must apologise for
not informing you earlier about my absence for the past
two days. I was working and since I am a procrastinator,
I did not give myself the time to give you some notice.
I will also be working tomorrow and then I have dinner
plans with family, so again I'll be absent. Plus, due to
my new job and the new responsibilities that come with
it, I may not be here as often as I'd like to for a few
weeks, but I will try to make time for Tea Time. Until
the next time we meet, I bid you
adieu.
Adieu!
*glow*
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sneaking back in...
| Posted by:
Supernatural
lawyer - Apr 21,
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Please do get some
sleep tomorrow. Most Tea Timers are off anyway. I mean,
even God rested on Sunday...
I'll work on some more
French versification and may even go for an EOTD next
time. BTW, I did not keep the reference of the Corkboard
in which I posted my first versification attempt (let's
call it: "les victimes s'organisent"). Do you have that
tid#? I am curious to pass it through BF.
Thanks.
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AND IT'S SUNDAY IN SANTA MONICA
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| Posted by:
forensicpopouri - Apr 21, 2002, 3:09
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And there goes SL
"sneaking" in here just one moment before.
<smile>
Thanks for the Fee-back. <g> The
straight-story-line haiku's are of
course a different
matter than the sonnets . . . but, yes. they're
excellent
for training in compression.
BTW:
When you wrote your verse in French . . . I was AMAZED
at
how "well" the automatic translation works. I'm
suspect that
you may not feel the same . . . but I
thought what came out
of babblefish was very poetic.
(Rhythm and alliteration of course
aren't there . . .
but, stiil, DO WRITE MORE FRENCH VERSE if you
feel
like it. The quality of your ideas will shine through
babblefish.
(and may inspire me to learn French).
<smile>
Time to do some some administrative
work (compress the index),
and ponder the lessons of
the week.
I've written so many sonnets so fast
(smile & groan) that I may
take tomorrow
off from rhetorical versing . . . sleep a few more
hours.
I'll watch the next Buffy episode and see if
it inspires me. <smile>
As always, my
thanks.
Later.
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Dear FP
| Posted by:
Supernatural
lawyer - Apr 21,
2002, 2:58 AM |
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I am glad you got some
sleep. You always have to listen to your ...
lawyer!
And here is some "fee-back" from a specialist
of the "fee" (the higher, the better!): Liked the haiku
today. Very different feeling than reading a sonnet; it
did work well for that episode. Actually I have a
question re: haikus. Other than the 5/7/5 rule, are
there any other rules applicable?
PS: Do I have to
say it? Yes you were right; just using haikus has forced
me to be more concise and go to the point. Next step:
the rhetorical sonnet in IP (or BV if I can't get a hold
of a rhyming dictionary by then).
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And no, FP doesn't want some "FEE-BACK" .
. . but some FEEDBACK
| Posted by:
goodtvguy - Apr 20, 2002, 4:31
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Could it be a
Freudian slip?<g>
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Excuse excessive "BOLD"ness in today's
CORKBOARD . . .
| Posted by:
goodtvguy - Apr 20, 2002, 4:10
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Last minute changes to
fit within 800 character limit
created an unmatched
html pair. The production team
is drawing lots to
determine who will pay for this mistake
by having to
buy all the BEER for the TERRACE today.
Our
sincere regrets for the eye strain.
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