OK Tabba Kahdy --- how do you imagine my hair??? chbpod

LOL.... bald???...

Kind Regards,
Philippe



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Tabby Khady gets an A minus on that--- I still have some hair---need an occasional haircut-- and don't own a comb---- darn close Philippe---chbpod

It is very strange indeed, when you e-mail with someone for years and have never met in real life. When I visit some of the islands I often set up some kind of stormcarib local hurricane correspondent get-together. Sometimes they really look totally different from the image you have in your mind. Quite interesting actually! And of course, often they don't recognize me either.

Wow ! I am impressed on that one... I was just kidding in fact. So I do have now to assume you are a "Monsieur" and not an "almost bald Madame" then? ><

Kind Regards,
Philippe



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And, Clark, you sound short, too!!


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Tabba-I am a Mr. and not a Mrs or Ms----and Contessa knows damn well that I am not short---shrinking a bit maybe-- but I haven't hit "short" yet----I'll assume she was talking about height---- chbpod

I don't know you, but I alreday like your sense of humor ><

Kind Regards,
Philippe



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You like my sense of humor???- Philippe-- just wait until I really get rip-roaring drunk---check with Contessa----she's seen me in action----but that was a while ago----I've become more mellow--and balder and shorter-- chbpod

seamusoisin Wrote:
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> I once had PM'd Phillipe that I always imagined in
> my head what certain posters sounded like and he
> said that he did also. By the way, he sounds the
> same on this board. I just wondering if others
> experience this. I have never met anybody that has
> posted on either board so I don't know if I would
> be disappointed, amazed or totally surprised.

Then read from the treasured volume the poem of thy choice, and lend to the rhyme of the poet the beauty of thy voice.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882) U.S. poet.

If you judge me by my writing skills, you won't be disappointed. LOL

sxmmmartini Wrote:
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> Then read from the treasured volume the poem of
> thy choice, and lend to the rhyme of the poet the
> beauty of thy voice.
> Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882) U.S. poet.
>
>
> If you judge me by my writing skills, you won't be
> disappointed. LOL

When I used the the phrase disappointed I meant not in the person but being far off in mental picture that I created thinking what that person looked like.