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Yes, I am the dark-haired lady with a serpent wrapped around her neck in the vain hope of protection from having a bad fringe day. As is obvious from the photographic evidence, this talisman failed to avert the `impending evil` which had, clearly wrought its horrid havoc. I fear that, in order to retain my honour, I have no other option but to fall upon my asp.
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I think one can do a self analysis.
Let me attempt a second analysis.
Two men look like men usually look after consuming several beers (very content in their own way).
Who ever was taken Ladies picture (is it Baziron?) look like they came from impressionist painting (Lets say Monet).
This are two sisters that met accidentally in Paris cafee. One is in love (I can see it in her eyes) and the other is a little sad. This seems to be temporary and momentary passing phase. Both ladies are excited and very happy.
Now don't give me ideas with serpent around anybodies neck. I was on a sentimental jorney.
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Nice to see everyone. (I'm back in Berlin now for a couple of days - soon this commuting will be over...) And sorry not to see everyone* else.
Blimey, A, you're good with that Photoshop or whatever it is you used to make me look like such a drunken fool. I suppose that was your revenge for my unprovoked beer attack.
* E&OE, as Bryn would say.
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You see Richard , it is very easy when one has such good material to work with  Lovely to see you , I sucked my trousers all the way home, good stuff beer !! A |
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This is exactly a picture from my understanding of the situation at the meeting. George captured the atmosphere perfectly.
A is good with her camera indeed. I think Richard looks very young and handsome on one of them (I am certain it is him). I think A made the picture.
Whoever took two ladies did a good job. The whole company looks good too. Everybody looks the way they should (based on their posts).
I don't have much chance to come to any of reunions. I would say not much chance than going to Boston for another reunion. But I am still hopeful.
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Hmm, yes. Moving on to the Marshalsea Slipper Baths afterwards when fuelled with Alcopops may have been a mistake.
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I am very impressed with Ian analysis of two ladies. It seems ladies drew more Freudian analysis than two men that are drinking beer.
Ian, so it remains to us, in order to 'fix' the analysis, to try to recall the identity of the object of the brunette's gaze. It's a little hazy, to be honest, but there seemed to be a fairly permanent presence on the lady's right yesterday evening. Um, distinguished... civil... urbane... glasses? A trim middle age? Wait, wait! No, it's gone... No, HE's gone. He was last seen heading in the direction of the Circus, having brought a babysitter with him. There are reports of a mole at the highest level, who will have his hands on witchcraft in Operation Testify. The urgent need to pay attention to this precluded the possibility of acting upon the aforementioned gaze. |
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Sorry I missed the fun!
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