Re: [WO] By happenstance, I was just now listening to the Goldberg Variations
⭐ Merited by nullius (1)
“TV era KYC/AML ID pox” is an anagram for “lack my private dox”.
I have mutton and lamb chops in a deep freezer under the stairs. Good? 🐺
Louis nullius, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
Your name checks out. Just as long as you do not peddle Faketoshi’s gold.
She serves the gourmet,
Whilst he whistles an old ode to our rude modern times:
Albaner Mädchen Türken Männer, modernd moderne Untreue,
Italiener Wein Amerikaner Whine und Internationale Sang...
A bank’s KYC/AML compliance officer once tried to test me. I was critical of his discourteous intrusion.
Confirmed science in the hands of Americans will destroy the world!
On a serious note, many of my posts are laced with much subtler (and less corny) hidden messages.
Although in reality I would have hidden a sheep under the stairs.
I have mutton and lamb chops in a deep freezer under the stairs. Good? 🐺
Your name checks out. Just as long as you do not peddle Faketoshi’s gold.
She serves the gourmet,
Whilst he whistles an old ode to our rude modern times:
A bank’s KYC/AML compliance officer once tried to test me. I was critical of his discourteous intrusion.
Confirmed science in the hands of Americans will destroy the world!
On a serious note, many of my posts are laced with much subtler (and less corny) hidden messages.
Much of my more serious writing contains cryptic literary allusions. I do hope that someday, professors will apply the proper methods of hermeneutics and textual criticism to find all of the hidden meanings subtly onion-layered into my forum posts. (To be clear, my only lack of confidence is in the hope that scholars will exist in the future.)
Nulli..I am sure you have thought about this..but we are just a bunch of dumb hicks around here for the most part. you come in with a scalpel when we are used to the bludgeon.
That being said..who woulda thunk that eggs go with a chianti.
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