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van_halcyon

A Moment Too Soon

Aug 16, 2004 10:30

Sir Ribald was aghast. "Surely you can't mean . . ." He trailed off, contemplating all possible avenues for what Lady Ashton was suggesting, and simultaneously reviewing all possible means by which he might extricate himself from the study as quickly as possible. A great many possibilities ( Read more... )

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colbybfox August 16 2004, 23:38:50 UTC

Hey mate.
Still top shelf, hope we don;t have to wait as long for installment four.

chaoticraven August 17 2004, 06:25:18 UTC

I know, I had to go back throught he journal to understand what was going on. I demand frequent posting o.O and an online capable Em.

colbybfox August 17 2004, 08:21:30 UTC

hear hear!

van_halcyon September 6 2004, 02:53:12 UTC

Why, thank you, boys. ::Beamage!:: Always good to hear that I'm at least interesting to -some- people. I'm making an extended effort to reinvolve myself with the LiveJournal community, but it's hard sans computer. Either way, I appreciate the support, and I promise I'ma peek in on you guys soon.

daccotablue August 19 2004, 20:32:17 UTC

Hey EM! Long time no talk to. How are you? And Lily? I want an updated picture damnit. Adam and I are divorcing. Check my lj if you want stupid (yet slightly humorous) drama. That and an update on well... me. I'll have a celly again next week - I want to hear from you.

Love
Jenn

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Wayell . . . van_halcyon September 6 2004, 02:50:00 UTC

Actually, I just don't know how to respond to that. o.O I mean . . . it's a wee bit of a stretch for me to go from thinking Ribald James to video tapes. Somehow, for whatever reason--Call me crazy! (Please?)--they just seem to be on opposite ends of the subject spetrum.

Japanese indoor rock climbing gyms colbybfox October 24 2004, 12:50:56 UTC

http://metropolis.japantoday.com/tokyo/520/health_beauty.asp
Check out this article. Its the best info I found on the indoor rocks around here. Look at the picture at the bottom of the article on the roped climbing guy. Is it odd for the rocks and grips to be that close together? Seemed a little odd to me.