--Elite Writer Alias: Alter idem Name: Alter Idem ASL: The Sultanate of Oman Website:[ Website ] Days Away: 1149 Life Story: terra incognita [ Ignore User ]
Favorites: -16 Forum Posts: 4 Shoutbox Posts: 0 RP Posts: 0 Signup Date: 5616 D 15.39 Years 1.54 Decades 187.2 Months 802.29 Weeks 5.616000e+8 Heart Beats -There you go eggman Quote: una salus victis nullam sperare salutem
Like anyone I'm behind the glass of my own experience-
and that's the reason i am prolific or write the way i do. Your experience is valued and you should tell us about your experience
I think one good villanelle would be all any person would need. I think if you could say you had one good villanelle you would be forever rewarded.
I borrowed the kids laptop and blocked that person's ass.
I think you must be a rocking teacher and I'm sure there are students past and present who vastly appreciate that.
Thank you J for all your longtime encouragement.
I don't have access to my computer right now and so i can't access my account page on this site to use the block
function. Apparently you can't write on your own page here without getting harassed by someone with an IQ 60 points lower than yours. I didn't want to feed that monster so i just shut up shop.
I'm glad you got home for a bit..... tell me about that.
I'm sorry to hear you have been dealing with something,
you could tell me about that if it helps.
I'm appreciative of your good wishes, I hope things come to you and come right for you too.
I bet you could write a good Villanelle, that's something i've always aspired to do, anyway, i think that
you could handle that.
Jonah Lomu was a beast. It was different from the 1995 world cup where he was kind of like an age grade collosus (50/50 whether i spelled that right) running round kicking all the other boys arses, in that world cup game he put out the rugby performance by anyone, ever, in any rugby game and still came out on the losing side.
I was thinking about SL and England -and Graham Henry's comments.
You know when I first became aware of the All Blacks that was like 35 yrs ago. I learnt about each team as we played them, learned that historically we had the wood on Australia, that pre apartheid we didnt have the wood over SA.
To me if you want to talk about building a team culture and legacy... 35 yrs on from all that came before
we still haven't lost to any of the teams we hadnt lost to.
Weve taken the one historical deficit (against SA) and turned that in to a pretty handy lead it would probably take decades to reverse.
That game we didnt lose against Ireland
That was huge.
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