"Perseid" <eidpers@anti-spam.comcast.net> wrote in message
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Dani <dani7200@hotmail.com> Spat the Words

On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 18:12:56 -0500, "Jane" <pushlinque@hotmail.com>
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Dani wrote:

Hey guys,

I've finally gotten around to adding more to my space. I was
wondering if any of you mind if I put your photos up there?

If you want to see what I've added, again, the address is:

http://www.myspace.com/danisland77

To see what I've added so far. I don't have that many
photos downloaded onto my computer so I have to
work on that.

Let me know if you mind if I put some of yours up there.

Cheers,

Dani

I am quite envious, Dani. Over-much so. You are so beautiful,
talented,
understanding, gracious, and socially active -- all the traits I
have
never had. I wish I could be like you ... or at least like a
particular
poster who has an exceptional ability in the construction of
magnificent machines of death and mutilation. I even failed at
building
Aurora plastic models when I was a kid...kept gluing my fingers
together.

Some of us can see through you, Doc...I think you know what I mean,
:).

Is he fucking with me? Is that what you're implying?

Or, doc is just using you... notice how he can't even give you
a compliment without making references to wolfy. I'm sure some
of what he said is genuine though.

Yes, I didn't mean to imply that he was completely fucking with you...I
just meant there was an edge to it, since he added the bit about Ricky,
and since he had an earlier thread about how narcissistic we all were
for posting photos.

Jane

Dani

"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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On Mon, 27 Mar 2006 09:07:43 -0800, "Doc"
<bushelsofbushrot@HellsHereNow.com> wrote:

"Dani" <dani7200@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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On 26 Mar 2006 08:07:33 -0800, "EOD" <g-ray52@excite.com> wrote:

I am quite envious, Dani. Over-much so. You are so beautiful,
talented,
understanding, gracious, and socially active -- all the traits I have
never had. I wish I could be like you ...

Awww, come on! You're gonna make my head explode! Thank you, thank
you, thank you! I've never seen you, Doc.. so I don't know if you are
"beautiful" - but I do know that you are very TALENTED!

How about this - I'm envious of your writing (and that is the honest
to God's truth.. I'm not just saying that cuz you gave me props).

Cheers,

Dani

You're a sweetheart, Dani. ;)) Yes, in fact, people say I'm quite a
stunner! (LOL!) Women swoon and salivate and often follow me around
wherever I go. Men frown, mock, and hiss with envy. (Although some also
follow me around. heehee...).

Yeah I have the same problem. Men love me and women hate me. But I
do have some female friends but I have always gotten along better with
guys. Yup, I was even a Tom-boy when I was a little girl.

Well, every girlfriend I've had turned out to be a Tom-boy! Honestly.

Every damn one. One gal refused to shave her legs -- ever -- and her hairy
legs made me realize (at the time) that some women struggle through a lot
of "feminine image" or "societal conformity" routines.

Must be a headache
to shave all that hair off regularly.

Men just don't give a ***** about
their's.

I actually get along better with men.

But, despite this heavy attention, this adoration of my extremely good
looks, I am still not "beautiful" like you. Besides being very
attractive,
with alluring big eyes, your face radiates kindness and compassion, yet
there's a hint of toughness, too. You also have a good strong soul that
shines through your pretty eyes, emanates from your adorable face.

Why thank you. I ..ahhhh really don't know what to say. I'd give it
all up to be able to write like you. Seriously (well, I'll keep the
lips .. ;)

Well, despite my writing skills, I have had little that has been published
by anyone but me! Underground trade zines, yes, but nothing mainstream. I
used to be an offset printer by trade (as one of several careers), so I
would use my work place to churn out small zines and booklets -- or go to
a photocopy joint. I'd sell 'em through trade zines or market them
directly to small independent bookstores or zine outlets. There are
millions of writers, but only a relative handful ever get "successful" in
terms of making a fully independent living off their efforts. I did work
for a small town newspaper as a stringer for awhile, and wrote ad and news
copy for a radio station.

Thank you for the very nice compliment on my writing. I've been writing
as
a special interest since age 6 (as soon as I learned to use block
letters), and was working a typewriter at age 9, publishing various
things
since I was 10. Decades later, it is my main passion.

That is so weird.. that is when I also fell in love with the pen and
paper - at age 6 (or was it 5??) Well, it was as far back as I can
remember.. it was as soon as I learned to write, I absolutely fell
right in love with it. There really hasn't been many days since the
age of 5 or 6 that I haven't written.
You and I have that love and passion for writing in common.

Writing can be therapeutic -- as all creative endeavors can be. A natural
talent typically catches on very early in life. It is a gift that everyone
has. What we do with these gifts is up to us, of course, but not using, or
being able to use them to attain self-fulfillment is a trajedy of sorts.

Don't let that neurotic trouble-maker and axe-murderer, Jane, steer you
wrong on my original post to you -- I genuinely like you, your looks,
your
talent, your wit, your posts here. You're a great sport, too, and I
especially liked the way you played along with Ahmadinejad. It left a
lasting impression on me.

Yeah, that was fun .. :) Really, I enjoyed that exchange that we had.

Just for your files, I'm of German-English-Scottish-Cherokee heritage.
(really!) It's a volatile mix. LOL!

Whoa! Which do you think you relate with the most?

Probably German and English, but the Cherokee blood has an odd
effect...every time I see an old Western movie that stereotypes Native
Americans, I get angry and get out my tomahawk and start whooping and
doin' a war dance. heehee...

my granny was one-half Cherokee (on my
father's side), lived in Oklahoma. Her husband was all Scottish (and
apparently descended from Mary, Queen of Scots!!). They ran a large
cattle-feeder ranch (10,000 acres). They are probably the lesser
bloodlines of influence. On my mother's side, my granny was English
(Wales) and she had a German immigrant husband. Both full blooded. He was
investigated by the US govt. during WWII for possible connections to a
Nazi sympathy group, but nothing came of it.

Tell me, please, something more about your heritage. I'm interested in
genealogy.