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sneezing and rubbing noses

and up the noses

[Fur! I dispensed with their fur! OK...] out of the bag

The train tore along with an angry, irregular rhythm. Strangers on a Train - Patricia Highsmith

Hi, isilien, welcome to the forum, and hope you find lots to post about.:)

Begging to differ, the South Park producers constantly stoop very low, causing a whirlwind of shame and pleasure as I spew my nachos all over.:)

apink, having been shaven

Happy birthday, Mr. Straits.:)

All books present and accounted for, ma'am.

Madame Bovary-Gustave Flaubert The Painted Drum-Louise Ehrdrich The War Against Cliche-Martin Amis Gal-Ruthie Bolton Kitchen Table Wisdom-Rachel Naomi Remen, M.D. The Mayor of Casterbridge-Thomas Hardy She May Not Leave-Fay Weldon The Remains of the Day-Kazuo Ishiguro Revolutionary...

The Seven States of California-Philip L. Fradkin, nonfiction The Kindness of Sisters-David Crane, nonfiction Rabbit Run-John Updike Fifth Business-Robertson Davies Bend Sinister-Vladimir Nabokov 100 Great Poems of the Twentieth Century-Mark Strand, ed. The Open Door-Steve Gilbar...

before renewing their heinous

by many tiny fairies

An oblong puddle inset in the coarse asphalt; like a fancy foorprint filled to the brim with quicksilver; like a spatulate hole through which you can see the nether sky. Bend Sinister - Vladimir Nabokov

we shall now apply

I don't find these replies "rabid" or "obsessed". Just a little disagreement.

I saw this as a teleplay and it was hilarious. I totally loved it. Unfortunately I don't recall many details of where/when it was produced and all that, but it was, I believe an American production for PBS. After later reading it I can see why it would work as a play, better than as a plain...

Close-naming a person is a fairly typical bully tactic. I read this so long ago I don't remember much about it, but I may have to have another go. Just to remind myself. I do remember liking it. Close-naming is like when Draco Malfoy calls Ron Weasley, "Weaslby." Like that.

Ok - which characters gave a most satisfactory exit from Hogwarts after a most trying year with a certain professor/headmaster? Too easy, but I *love* that scene. Mehastings, how did you like Bloodsucking Fiends? I know someone who was reading it and didn't get the chance to ask about it. Any...

and regret. If only