1 to screw it in, and the other 4 to sing about how great was the old light bulb.
It was the perfect Irish marriage- she didn't want to and he couldn't.
An Irish queer is a fellow who prefers women to drink.
in Ireland. Everywhere in art, in history, even in geologic formations the masculine is referenced.
Have some theories regarding this, but will post pictures in support when I return to the U.S. and suck in the smog-ridden air of sweet Los Angeles.
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I would guess that your mere presence would have feminized that cold island, but perhaps this was offset by Mr. Bloodmother.
I wasn't aware that goats bucked.
Visited the James Joyce center in Dublin. His book Ulysses acclaimed as a "cubist work of art" and also banned as "lewd, lascivious, obscene, indecent, disgusting and filthy."
Really makes you want to go out and lug home all five pounds of the book, doesn't it?
Sat in the center and reread the last chapter wherein Molly Bloom never takes a breath, nor uses punctuation in her stream-of-conscious ramble on men, her own self, men's parts and the psyche largely devoted to them, women's parts and yes, oh yes, their blooms and blood, and yes, the men who know what it is to be a woman.
When she spoke she was not referring to the transgendered or crossdressed of youse, but to the men who enter us not just physically, but also spiritually. Men who merge. M.W.M. More like the spiritualists who entered Newgrange to celebrate pagan rites, sexuality is a means to raise consciousness, and yes, oh yes, I'm thinking of my own man who merges.
"The supreme question about a work of art is out of how deep a life does it spring." From the book.
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Let me know S, if you ever make it up around the North! we could hitch up together n' have a guinness or two :)
This does make me want to read the sex parts. I need a copy of the book with those pages highlighted.
My museum time today yeilded the following:
Sucking a King's nipples was an ancient Irish form of submission. It rains a lot here (Dublin) and is rather chilly, so I would think the King would cover his chest. That means there must have been royal reception days when the King exposed his nipples in order to facilitate nipple sucking.
So much easier to just bow and kiss a ring.
As with all royalty, there were power games in the nipple hierarchy. Cutting off a royal descendant's nipples made him ineligible for kingship. Not as subtle as poison, but undeniable evidence of his unsuitability for a kingly role. No nips, game over.
Maybe his nipples were only important when celebrating Lughnasa, the harvest festival where the King was wedded to the Earth. His kingly role required him to keep nature and society in equilibrium. A little nipple sucking would surely increase his self-esteem and help him on his way.
A link to a National Geographic article on the nippleless bog man.
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Very interesting.........**protects nipples**
At last, the ancient riddle of why men have nipples is answered... To be sure, to be sure...
I wish I could find a King with a good pair of nipples on him! lol
Go n-ithe an cat thú is go n-ithe an diabhal an cat. Warm Irish saying.
Off to Ireland! Talk later.
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that just gives me a warm, fuzzy feeling :)
Is that some kind of Irish love triangle???
It touched a special spot for me, too, Stikki.
Yes! A love triangle, LH, and a harrier bunch of pussy's you never did see!
I'm gonna drive a stick on the wrong side of the road with my left hand! Yikes!
Wow, very interesting. Not sure what to say to that one...lol.
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