Oh, Ray....now stop it...you're getting this poor lil' Southern girl 
all het up with that kinda talk!  Whew!  I do believe I need to fan 
myself!  

Oh..hold it...we have snow and ice today...I could stand bein' all 
het up...got any more for us gals, Ray?

Amy OrganicGal

--- In [email protected], "Ray Bradley" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I remember that discussion. I've been around since the beginning, 
but 
> didn't contribute much. 
> 
> I'm not bothered by it, Ellen. I get the impression you read things 
> way too literally. I'm just surprised you'd go down that path of re-
> replying again, knowing the slings and arrows lobbed Ellenwards the 
> first time...
> 
> THOUGH...
> 
> Perhaps you secretly liked the abuse, you kinky lil' baby doll. I 
see 
> through your sheer nightgown and the 100% polyester granny panties 
> I'm imagining you'd otherwise lob at Gene. You WANT the 
anger...gets 
> you all hot and bothered and makes you just melt like a Dreamcicle 
> left on the dashboard of your 1988 faded yellow Honda Accord, 
getting 
> all sticky in your happy parts. I'm guessing you got one hell of a 
> thrill out of that, you naughty, naughty girl...just praying that 
> James or Aero or even Max would come up to Boston and knock the 
rust 
> out of your crank, didn't ya?????
> 
> Oh yeah...I know you, Ellen. I know women. I know what the ladies 
> like. 
> 
> Oh yeah. 
> 
> - RB
> 
> 
> 
> --- In [email protected], "Ellen" 
> <ellengoodman6@> wrote:
> >
> > oh there was a very long discussion previously about the horrors 
of 
> > resplying to your own posts, mostly directed at me.  You may not 
> have 
> > been around then.  Apparently it really bothers some people 
> including 
> > you, obviously.  I don't think I'm replying to my own posts.  I 
am 
> > clarifying them, elaborating on them, etc.  I wasn't answering my 
> own 
> > questions or contradicting myself or anything like that.  I don't 
> > know what the big deal is, but whatever.  
> > 
> > I mean, of course you (or anyon else) can make up anything.  But 
to 
> > truly channel Gene in this case you would kinda have to "not be 
> > making it up" as the great Dave Barry would say.  That was the 
> beauty 
> > of it--he was giving a play by play of what happened.  I would 
say 
> > you were more "inspired" by Gene, like Dreamgirls was "inpired" 
by 
> > Diana Ross and the Supremes.  Not that that's a bad thing.
> > 
> > 
> >
>


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