...I can participate more in the threads that don't inevitably lead to bitter hatred among users. — darthbarracuda
Perhaps more of your free time could be spent reading philosophy rather than posting about it here. They're both valuable and interesting, but the former vastly more so than the latter (at least for me). — Thorongil
Don't know about this. I find I learn a lot more by posting than by reading alone, or posting requires more reading and so on. — Baden
Hey Ciceronianus! It's good to see you on the boards!Post when the mood strikes you — Ciceronianus the White
Hey Ciceronianus! It's good to see you on the boards!
How has life been treating you? — ArguingWAristotleTiff
Sometimes well enough is the best you can hope for. ;)Not as well as it should, but well enough. — Ciceronianus the White
Oh how I wish! Please tell her Hello from me and share with her how much I miss her. (L)Getting back to Chicago at all? I'll be wandering around the Loop and River North in a few weeks. — Ciceronianus the White
There is something about Chicago and it's might that calls me home. (L) — ArguingWAristotleTiff
I'll take that bet. Chicago, is a safe town, just like Mayberry only a bit frisky! ;)You might lose the blues in Chicago, or about as likely, get shot while they are robbing you of your bottom dollar. — Bitter Crank
Me as well. In fact, I bet my bottom dollar I'll lose the blues there — Ciceronianus the White
Actually, I've always had a good time in Chicago, going back to the 60s when Old Town was in its hippie hay days and as recently as last fall. — Bitter Crank
My brother had that song on a 78, back in the 1950's, that also included songs from High Society. One of my favourite politically dodgy things to do is to perform a passable imitation of the Satchmo contribution to the climax to the song 'High Society'...Bap-bip-pee-oh-mo-yeh-----uuuuuuu-teeeee...I bet my bottom dollar I'll lose the blues there — Ciceronianus the White
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