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    Re: Today's poet

    Fanny Craddock famously said
    life is too short to stuff a mushroom.
    Days drag while years fly by
    and in the final reckoning
    life is too short
    even for a Haiku

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    Thought about you last night OW. Craig Charles started his Funk and Soul show with the Revolution will not be televised. He had an interview with GSH the week before plus several tracks from new album, which were very good
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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill View Post
    Evening OW. I hope the world is treating you well. A good choice there. I think I've still got their CD in the car. I'll stick it on tomorrow.
    That'll set you up nicely for the day HHH! My daughter number 3 gave me a funny little toy last week, where you press a button, and a Python quote plays.... such classics as 'He's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy' etc...
    It'll take a long time for me to tire of it. I consider early exposure to the works of Python as essential in child rearing - I reckon at a couple of months, the youngest H will be at their most receptive!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Derby Tup View Post
    Thought about you last night OW. Craig Charles started his Funk and Soul show with the Revolution will not be televised. He had an interview with GSH the week before plus several tracks from new album, which were very good
    that's a kind thought DT - I get paid this week, and Gil Scott Heron will be the
    1st to benefit!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Harry H Howgill View Post
    Afterwards doesn't matter. We'll carry you to the bar Freckle.

    We'll raise a glass to you DT. We know you'll be there in spirit.
    Mmmmm i have problems going downstairs NOW!!!!! but who cares I'm not bothered if I am in pain afterwards as long as I get one Lakeland classic under my belt this year....thanks Harry for the offer to carry me to the bar, I am looking forward to that particular reward!...DT I am gutted that you won't be there, you need to suggest a race for later in the year and us fell poets will endeavour to meet up with you then...i would really like to do xmas on the fells 2010 (not one to plan ahead or anything) but perhaps you could think of one that we could all do sep/oct/nov time?

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    Ooooooooooooooooooooo....spooky man!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mNZeZ-YDQ8

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    Emily Dickinson

    My life closed twice before its close;
    It yet remains to see
    If Immortality unveil
    A third event to me,
    So huge, so hopeless to conceive,
    As these that twice befell.
    Parting is all we know of heaven,
    And all we need of hell.
    Last edited by freckle; 21-02-2010 at 10:57 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Old Whippet View Post
    That'll set you up nicely for the day HHH! My daughter number 3 gave me a funny little toy last week, where you press a button, and a Python quote plays.... such classics as 'He's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy' etc...
    It'll take a long time for me to tire of it. I consider early exposure to the works of Python as essential in child rearing - I reckon at a couple of months, the youngest H will be at their most receptive!
    That sounds like a fantastic little thing. You might be right there in getting them converted early. If it can work for the churches then surely it'll work for the Pythons.

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    Quote Originally Posted by freckle View Post
    but who cares I'm not bothered if I am in pain afterwards as long as I get one Lakeland classic under my belt this year....
    That's the spirit freckle, pain is temporary, finishing a lakeland race is a feeling that lasts forever, you'll be reet

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    Quote Originally Posted by freckle View Post
    Mmmmm i have problems going downstairs NOW!!!!! but who cares I'm not bothered if I am in pain afterwards as long as I get one Lakeland classic under my belt this year....thanks Harry for the offer to carry me to the bar, I am looking forward to that particular reward!...DT I am gutted that you won't be there, you need to suggest a race for later in the year and us fell poets will endeavour to meet up with you then...i would really like to do xmas on the fells 2010 (not one to plan ahead or anything) but perhaps you could think of one that we could all do sep/oct/nov time?
    You'll be having problems downstairs if you are still wearing that pinny of yours. Best take it off for the race.

    I'll have a think about a race later in the year. There are lots of shows in the Dales around then (Muker / Reeth) which will be kind of central. Otherwise there are Langdale or 3 Shires in the Lakes if you fancy something longer. Could always make it Alwinton show!

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    Good night fell poets. I'm going to Capetown, South Africa on Tuesday on an overnight flight with work the next day, so an early night is order me thinks
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