Redefining misanthropy for a fresh generation. Standard posts begin with a definition from Ambrose Bierce's The Devil's Dictionary followed by a modern adjustment. Miscellany on Wednesday and storytelling on Saturday.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
The Reformation of Wolfshausen
Teil Sechsundsiebzig
To listen, what harm could there possibly be in asking the old feller at right.
Or, you can read this week's episode with Paul and Silas.
Absolutely love this cliff-hanger episode - and dang, I wish you would turn the page and keep on reading! You make a fabulous gruff prisoner - and your conversation skills are in fine form.
I already can't wait for next week. I love the line "no time to abide with nun pissers. It undermines the social order" Excellent my friend. Okay I have a question now...Is that you reading this?
Thanks, Terry. It's apt to be Saturday before there's a page to turn to.
Thank you, TLP.
Yup, Thom, that's the bean. I like it better when someone else reads but for that to happen there has to be something written before Saturday AM which hasn't been the case real often lately. When someone else does the reading, I put something in the post like "Click on the nene to hear old Thom read this week's episode.
Lucky little guy? I thought there was some kind of revolution across the German countryside about a month ago. Then Jeremiah was all of a sudden fifteen years old.
have in my past pissed off many a nun though those senior once placed doves in the good fathers desk upon opening the doves flew out the class fell to their knees father its the holy ghost they proclaimed
Absolutely love this cliff-hanger episode - and dang, I wish you would turn the page and keep on reading! You make a fabulous gruff prisoner - and your conversation skills are in fine form.
ReplyDeleteI was absolutely determined, DETERMINED I say, not to nag you about posting today. *sigh*
ReplyDeleteGreat episode!!!! I just love it. This is really fun. And funny.
I already can't wait for next week. I love the line "no time to abide with nun pissers. It undermines the social order" Excellent my friend. Okay I have a question now...Is that you reading this?
ReplyDeleteHuzzah! Huzzah! Huzzah!
ReplyDeleteThom's snark improves!
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Thanks, Terry. It's apt to be Saturday before there's a page to turn to.
ReplyDeleteThank you, TLP.
Yup, Thom, that's the bean. I like it better when someone else reads but for that to happen there has to be something written before Saturday AM which hasn't been the case real often lately. When someone else does the reading, I put something in the post like "Click on the nene to hear old Thom read this week's episode.
Karen, Thom's snark stays well.
Lucky little guy? I thought there was some kind of revolution across the German countryside about a month ago. Then Jeremiah was all of a sudden fifteen years old.
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Good stuff this week can't wait till next, I don't mind the lateness because I am pretty tied up and mostly late these days.
ReplyDeleteSir Thom --
ReplyDeleteI challenge you to a comment duel on Microfiction Monday at Stony River.
What say you ??
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Actonbell, and don't forget about Frau Braun as a model for future romance.
ReplyDeleteKaren, he was nine or so in 1521, and it's 1527.
Cooper, your indulgence is always appreciated.
God's speed in the trial to come, Karen.
Bring it on! But I do not think Susan would like that on her blog. Best get her thoughts.
ReplyDeletehave in my past
ReplyDeletepissed off many a nun
though those senior
once placed doves
in the good fathers desk
upon opening the doves flew out
the class fell to their knees
father its the holy ghost
they proclaimed
may the thought of peace
fill the day
Thom and Karen, may the best blogger win.
ReplyDeleteAmen, bear.