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Can we expect an in depth review? Such an intriguing title!

We need us a mud pit in here.

Happy Birthday. May you bathe in Oprah stickers.

It means you are condescending. Or, discerning.

The bullying of chubby kids, perhaps?

J Finnemore is Joseph Finnemore (1860-1939). J Petts may be the Welsh artist John Petts, but he was not a Victorian. Google should be able to help with the rest if you put in the effort, lazy mucker.

You're too earnest, Pontiac. It's just an internet forum, chill.

I have it on good authority that the Hungry Caterpillar is a treatise on homosexuality, and the difficulty in 'coming out'.

^ There are more effective ways to raise awareness. Be more productive. This thread is crap because it is not informative/educational enough to fulfil your aim for awareness. I'd wager that's about the gist of it.

The price of wool is up. $1.60 per pound. Jebus appeared on my apple tart. He tasted good. Happy holidays one and all. Pontiac, I clicked on your link. What you get up to with trees is your business, I have a thing for hedges so I can't judge. Discourse? Sure, let's do that.

He should have used the blood of a virgin/tears of a small child. He let down the tyrant fraternity.

Not seen I'm Not There yet. I know next to nothing about Dylan's life, and am not too familiar with his music either, beyond the obvious tracks at least. Hedwig & the Angry Inch is funny.

^Indeed! It could be the new must play game during the Holidays, instead of Pictionary. Each family member must rearrange the cards how they see fit and then explain to the rest of the family why their order is best.

Digital trends: Here it is: Ngrams Clearly a most productive use of my time, it has helped me to discover, 'Cream' has been used more often than 'cheese' 'man' more than 'woman' 'breasts' more than 'penis' 'dog' more than 'cat' 'ass' more than 'arse' and so on.

I bought it. There is something very fascinating about seeing Nabokov's writing process, and handwriting. I can't judge it at all as a piece of fiction though, labelling it a 'novel in fragments' is not correct, imo. Did anyone actually detach the cards and do any rearranging?

^Well done, Watson.

That would be inappropriate. :innocent:

^ LMAO. Yeah, I got no more f-k words.

Or maybe Mindfalk. Peter Falk/Columbo, it would fit with the nature of the thread.

Yeah because people are in no way open to suggestion, and people don't think about their lost loved ones when they are in a precarious state themselves. Imagine, you've gone to all the trouble of following the white light, and then your relatives pop up and tell you it's not your time and you...