Pinball1970
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From what I've read yes, he bats for the other team.He bowls from the pavilion end, doesn't he?
DaveC426913 in reading, this is British for, "My understanding is that he is a homosexual gentleman."
From what I've read yes, he bats for the other team.He bowls from the pavilion end, doesn't he?
Or “an homosexualist”, according to Auberon Waugh. (He enjoyed making it sound like a hobby, just to annoy people.)From what I've read yes, he bats for the other team.
DaveC426913 in reading, this is British for, "My understanding is that he is a homosexual gentleman."
I have only read Portrait of the Artist. And I know little of Yeats, save that he had a thing about “gyres”, which I learnt from a brother who was reading English. Turning and turning in the widening gyre etc.Quite entertaining .He would make an appearance every year on Bloomsday and there would be lots of interviews on the radio and tv.
It is a bit of a fetish over here-Ulysses.
This year ,as I said Norris didn't figure but there was some well known writer in his place(Colm Tobin?) explaining that ,to understand Ulysses you have you have to read it as a series of vignettes rather than as a whole(rather like the Odyssey)
Talking of fantaisists,we had a visitor some years back who ,off his drugs imagined that I had lived in a castle in England and that he was related to Countess Markievicz of the 1916 uprising.
He presented me with a book on WB Yeats "Greek and Roman Themes" which ,because I can't be bothered to remove it lies prominently but unread in my living room.
No one has noticed it though and I have to remind myself from time to time it is still in place.
It is a scolarly work ,but of no interest to me.
Actually his brother,the vet was abused by his father and committed suicide (his father, the pharmacist used to walk around town talking to himself )
Also a Protestant in the "Catholic" South.And an eccentric by nature I would say.From what I've read yes, he bats for the other team.
DaveC426913 in reading, this is British for, "My understanding is that he is a homosexual gentleman."
You're a kid! This isn't a put down it's just a fact and a nice one. Most on here have their best years of work, love, athleticism and health behind them, your years are all ahead of you.I am a man of integrity
You're a kid! This isn't a put down it's just a fact and a nice one. Most on here have their best years of work, love, athleticism and health behind them, your years are all ahead of you.
Make the most of them!
: mad crazy synth glissando :"Love the one you with,"
Ha ha.From what I've read yes, he bats for the other team.
DaveC426913 in reading, this is British for, "My understanding is that he is a homosexual gentleman."
How do you know you are ND if you have not been diagnosed?I'm a bit neurodivergent[don't know the actual diagnosis
How do you know you are ND if you have not been diagnosed?
That's not a diagnosis.Well, I do act like one and my friends have noticed it.... that I act very weird....
Many people claim to be, or they think they are, or are told they are. There is no marker for ND, it is a constellation of behaviours that, independently, may be quite normal but cumulatively may rise to the level of diagnostic.Well, I do act like one and my friends have noticed it.... that I act very weird....
All the the nomenclature of mental illness/status, how they classify it, grade it, name it, treat has changed again and again.Many people claim to be, or they think they are, or are told they are. There is no marker for ND, it is a constellation of behaviours that, independently, may be quite normal but cumulatively may rise to the level of diagnostic.
You should get tested.