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  1. Peder

    BOTM Themes & Suggestions

    I lean toward BOTM. What's a Yarn?
  2. Peder

    The Hunger Games

    Well, truth to tell, I am vastly overweight and BMI accurately calls it like it is -- also the target weight I once was and would be glad to be again. It is the first height-weight table I have seen that does that, so I am not about to dismiss it. :( PS I think it is exceedingly rude to call...
  3. Peder

    BOTM Themes & Suggestions

    Hi Polly, Random thought: How about a Manga one month? Nother random thought: How about cycling through the book-related categories that BAR already has, one per month (active categories that is). Using a list of known categories might help organize suggestions/reading well in advance. Yet...
  4. Peder

    introduction

    Welcome here, Member. Many of us here like the tolerant and liberal environment. With respect to the other forums, the safest thing to say is that each forum has its own personality and you take your choice. Hope you like it here. Jump in!
  5. Peder

    JRR Tolkien translation of Beowulf to be published after 90-year wait

    I sure hope they printed/print enough. /racing to look at price/
  6. Peder

    Floes - a poem

    And Pontalba, too, just a moment a go. Many thanks. :) Sincerely Peder
  7. Peder

    Floes - a poem

    Poppy and Stigmaticman, Thank you very much for reading the poem and liking it. Sorry for the delay, but I thought I already said that. :D Must have pushed the wrong button, but saying it twice can't hurt. Sincerely Peder
  8. Peder

    Faking it

    Ah Bob! Sorry for being oblivious in both cases, being blind to Polly's original in-joke, and to your riff on it, both of them very clever. Very many thanks for clearing up my confusion. Now I do actually continue with that confounding book. See you in the discussion, I think. :) Sincerely Peder
  9. Peder

    Faking it

    Polly Parrot: Sorry Polly. This was an actual dream of mine last night. Conscious Bob: Which joke, where?
  10. Peder

    Faking it

    Faking it He woke up in the Detroit hotel room, hurriedly dressed and headed out. He caught the elevator down to the conference level and walked through anonymous corridors until he found an open door with a meeting about to start. It looked like the right one. He went in, mingled with the other...
  11. Peder

    New BAR Admins - SuperReaderGirl & Nifty - Saying Hello

    It would be great if people didn't drift away. So many friends have gone, diminishing the life of the forum for reasons we never know. Very best of luck with your efforts. Peder PS I don't mind smilies. :)
  12. Peder

    The Rise And Fall Of The Third Reich

    Well, that sounds like an unexpected impasse. :(
  13. Peder

    The Rise And Fall Of The Third Reich

    Well, I'll answer both your questions. First, I'll offer you the Communists as a party that was as fully capable of exterminating people including Jews, as we have seen under the Soviet regime in Russia. Imagine an alliance of Stalin and the German Communists, from Dear God in Heaven. Second, I...
  14. Peder

    James Joyce: Ulysses

    I thought so too. But his Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man is much more approachable and also definitely worth a read.
  15. Peder

    hello

    You got that right. :) Welcome.
  16. Peder

    Bart Drake: A Liberal Helping of Fail

    Never heard of the book. But, on the other hand, I can just read the papers and see all of Washington politics as parody.
  17. Peder

    Liberation (an English haiku)

    While the muse lingers: Liberation - (an english haiku) An art work displayed, Feeling a gaze, takes wing Rejoicing. Peder 3-14-2014
  18. Peder

    Floes - a poem

    Floes One sees the ice floes every Spring Floating slowly down the Hudson River Moving serenely, flat-topped, grey-white, Broken-edged, only inches above the river itself, Endlessly renewed from as far upstream As one can see, and reaching downstream Through the bay to the Atlantic horizon far...
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