I have been told that before but most times it wasnt a compliment!!!

thank U she is a winner for SURE!!!!!!

I still have 6 positions open for Cheerleaders, Pam is the first to vollenteer, ladies this is a ONE chance in a lifetime offer to be on the cover of Sports Illistrated (not misspelled thats my personal sports publication!!! )

What makes you happy? What do you love? What is important to you?
What makes you feel good? What makes you smile?

Lets reference this to another thread about the question of being able to miss someone you have never met before.

http://mingle2.com/topic/show/234134

Considering the question asked in my thread would seem to be irrelevant...if the question asked in that thread was "NO", or am I mistaken?

I'd have to select Fitzgerald's Gatsby as the best American novel, but would also rate Steinbecks Grapes of Wrath, Melville's Moby Dick, Hemingways The Sun also Rises, Pnychon's Gravity's Rainbow, Frank Norris' The Octopus, Capote's In Cold Blood, John Cheever's Falconer, and Dom deLillo's Underworld as worthy competition.

DeLillo is certainly, in my opinion, the finest still breathing american novelist.


With regard to poets, none surpass Whitman. Though i would highly recommend people revisit Ezra Pound. Putting his politics aside, few if any American writers have had as profound an influence on their contemporaries. Yeats, Eliot, Williams, Frost, Dolittle, Lawrence,(and the list goes on and on) all at one point in their lives openly admitted a debt to Pound and his unfailing ear.

If we stop saying Hello and Goodbye to each other, I suggest we start I farted threads. Not only will it keep the lines of communication open, it will let us know when to stay away from you.

Your thoughts?